Fair Premium List Promotes Agricultural Exhibits At Fair
The agricultural committee plans a strong display for the street fair on September 25 to 27 with a premium list offering prizes for grains vegetables and dairy products. Entries are open with no fee, must be grown by exhibitors in 1902 and placed by opening day. judging uses a single judge system and premiums range from 50 cents to 3 dollars across classes such as grains vegetables and dairy products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Fair Association
Farmers’ Institute
Ghio
Rose Group
Hebron Group
Snowflake
Burbank Group
Atiary and
Clark
Marathon
Wood County
Northwest
Agricultural Department
W. S. Powell
George H. Reynolds
J. H. White
Assessor reports city property valued at 3 045 359 91 dollars
William Albright, city assessor, announces the annual valuation roll totaling 3 045 359 91 dollars with real estate at 2 217 800 and personal property at 827 559 91. The roll will go to the board of equalization at the city hall, with openings for taxpayers to be heard and potential increases over last year. The article also covers Marshfield Gun Club shoots, noting Fred Worth led with 47 of 50 and Dave Cole with 45 of 50 in the weekend contests and listing detailed scores from Saturday and Sunday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Albright
Board of Equalization
C. 5
Vedder
Jacob Specht
E. F. Mechler
John L. Voelker
John Rausch
W.D. Coanor
John Juno
Marshfield Gun Club
Fred Worth
Dave Cole
Worth
Tyrrell
Wright
Burns
Cole
Terry
Freak of Lightning Claims Seven Steers at Meyers Farm
Perdinand Meyers lost seven tin ted steers during a severe thunder storm Monday night. Lightning struck a wire fence where the animals were tied, killing one after another with odd lapses between deaths. The sequence follows shortly after he previously lost his house and furniture in a fire and a valuable horse in recent times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perdinand Meyers
Mr. Meyers
Good Hunting Season Indicates Strong Game Outlook
The article reports a favorable hunting season ahead in the region with abundant deer, birds, and wildlife following a mild winter. Patrols by deputy wardens are stepped up to deter illegal hunting, and new license issuing procedures aim to speed up paperwork. Resident licenses numbered 69,900 have been distributed, with estimates near 80,000 this year. nonresident licenses expected to exceed 500. The season opens September 1 for partridges and prairie chickens. In a separate note, Fred Beell and Miss Anna Scheuren wed at the Catholic parsonage, with Beell described as a top middleweight wrestler and the couple departing for a brief wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Adams
Juneau
George W. Brown
Pittsville
Fred Beell
Anna Scheuren
John Eisen
Lily Heidler
A. B. Sutor
Grand Rapids
Beell
Wisconsin Central
Colby
Northwest
United States
Mrs Chas Noll to Build Two Story Home in City
Mrs Chas Noll, newly returned from La Crosse, has let a contract to John Clapper for a two story modern residence on Park avenue east of William Noll's home. Construction starts this week and will be completed as rapidly as possible. The cost will be about 5200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Noll
LaCrosse
John Clapper
William Noll
Park Avenue
Mr. Noll
Candidacy Notice for Wood County Sheriff Nomination
Marshfield Wis Aug 8 1902 Joseph Exne announces candidacy for Wood County Sheriff as a Republican and pledges an active canvass if nominated and to perform duties without fear or favor upon election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wis
Republicans of
Wood Co
Wood County
Joan J. Exne
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alden Street Fair
Latterman
Lutterman
The
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wia
Adam Haren
WM. Utemeirh
Epw
Adam Hafer
Ashmeter
Cameron Leander Choate
W. A. Sexton L
Thos. Daly
Just
Idara
Wada
Sexton Bros
G. A. Warsinske
Central Avenue
American National Bank
Wisconsin
U. S
U.S. Treas
Urer
National Bank
Total
O. G.lindemann
O. G. Lindemann
A. L. Bouldrie
D. Connor
R. L. Kraus
E. Be, Wisco
E.M. Dewixe
M. Steinmetz
Peter J.kraat
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!