Mayor Roddis Address Guides Marshfield Finance
The new Marshfield council opens with aldermen in full attendance and Mayor Roddis delivering a cautious forward looking speech. He outlines city finances showing an annual tax intake near 67 500 dollars after special items, notes 50 391 dollars swallowed by state county and school taxes and urges strict economy to avoid new bond issues while planning essential water and sewer improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodd
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Teachers Institute for Wood County Teachers Held at Washington School
County Superintendent Robert Morris led a two day session at Washington school on Central avenue with about forty teachers enrolled. Lectures covered Agriculture Geography Arithmetic Reading and School Management aided by M H Jackson and W S Lusk. They have conducted rural meetings and will close the English course at Bakerville Lupscen's school in Baker ville next week.
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Wood County
Washington School
Central Avenue
Robert Morris
Grand Rapids
Morris
M. H. Jackson
Wood County Training School
W. S. Lusk
Stevens
Welcome the Uphams Homeward Journey Report
Maj. and Mrs. W H Upham announce their safe arrival in port and plan to reach home on passenger No 11 Thursday afternoon. They traveled from New York with brief stops in Chicago and Oshkosh aboard the fastest trains. A depot gathering led by the Second Regiment band will greet them, celebrating Gov Upham and his wife after their European tour and Africa excursion.
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W.H. Upham
New York
Port
W. C
Chicago
Oshkosh
Second Regiment
Presbytery Meeting At Weyauwega Sets Attendance Record
Rev. Joseph Brown and Rev. H. C. Postlethwaite attended the Winnebago Presbytery meeting at Weyauwega where over 65 delegates were present. Officers elected include Rev. Jacob Patch as moderator at age 93, Rev. Robert J. McLandrees as vice moderator, and Rev. Ernest Henke as stated clerk. The new moderator, the oldest minister in the state, was honored on taking office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brown
H. C. Postlethwaite
Winnebago
Ripon Creamery project and city elections update
The Ripon Produce Company plans a large central creamery in Ripon this summer with brick fireproof construction and a sidetrack from the Central road. Local businessmen back the venture, seeing it as a major addition to Marshfield area industry. Community sports plans include a Elks versus high school baseball game next Saturday at the fairgrounds. City leadership changes: M. G. Fieckenstein elected city clerk on the second ballot, EC Pors named city attorney, Ang Budahn chosen street commissioner, and Mayor Roddis appoints new police chief and officers including A F Gerwing M Griffin Louis Thompson and Hilarius Fellenz.
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Ripon ‘Produce Company
Marshfield
Ripon One
Elks
Fairgrounds
M. G. Fieckenstein
Wm. Eggebrecht
Pors
Women's coats and jackets sale hit in satin lined styles
A sale feature advertises women's novelty tailored suits and coats in satin lined finishes at reduced prices. Includes dip front coats priced around 14.75, covert coats at 10.00, misses covert coats for 4.50, misses loose coats at 1.98, and children's jackets and coats at 1.98 with various trims and colors.
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Roddis
City Council
Meyer
Teachers’ Institute
Uphams
Mrs. Upham
Wil Bald Creamery
New City Officers
Rose Bros
Tide Earsvengeetenantener
Childs
Hanan, W. L. Douglas and
Crawford Shoes
Arrow Brand
Langley
Eagle
Buster Brown
Adler's Opera House
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