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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1910
Page
6
Hansen of Pineville announces as a Republican candidate for the Wood County Assembly nomination to face the upcoming primary. A lifelong Republican, he backs La Follette for U S Senate and pledges faithful service if elected. Date July 29, 1910.
The Marshfield Free Library will close on Wednesday and Thursday August 24 and 25 for oiling of doors and hinges. Patrons with old magazines are urged to donate them for binding and reference use. After Friday August 25 borrowers' cards will be stamped with the due date rather than the issue date to aid children in tracking return times.
In a formal pledge to party members Hamprecht, a 1909 Wisconsin legislator, announces candidacy for Congress in Wisconsin’s Tenth District opposing Morse. He touts party loyalty, a strong legal background, and a record asassemblyman, urging Wood County voters to rally at the September 6 primaries for a Washington seat.
A cyclone passed south of Neillsville Monday causing damage including wreckage at Hatfield’s power house. Burglars entered six to seven outskirts locations while cheese and beer warehouses suffered thefts. Police prepare for the fair to curb further incidents. State Superintendent Cary visited McMillan to inspect a condemned school and may approve repairs. Hyomei ad claims cure for catarrh and related illnesses with $1 complete outfit.
The district board met July 29 1910 with Deming Finney Tiffault Hoffman Vedder present. Bills approved term start Sept 5 1910 committees named and confirmed. repairs insulation shades and janitor salaries set. August 16 1910 ten members present Cracraft Finney Hoffman Noll Tiffault Vedder. Jefferson building acceptance pending electrical work balance billed. janitors chosen Julius Schavet for Jefferson Lincoln H Berg. slate boards and desks installed. adjourned.
At a Wednesday evening meeting of the Board of Police and Fire Commissioners the city adopted a comprehensive set of rules and regulations for both the police force and fire department. The four subdivisions cover appointments in police and fire departments and regulations governing both services.
Bert Geschel demonstrated a compact fire extinguisher to over a hundred residents in Auburndale. In an oil fire and a lumber fire both too hot for a person to approach within 30 feet, the device put out each blaze in under a minute. Attendees agreed it is a valuable purchase for any property owner even without seeing it work.
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