Ebular Council Meeting Reports Various City Actions
The Ebular council met Monday at Bauchann's hall with Mayor Vollmar presiding. Officials discussed gates at railway crossings with Omani Railway and Northwestern reps, extended grace periods, and an ordinance draft. The judiciary committee rejected settling two claims from Mary Relpa and Theophilus Gosling. Mayor Vollmar urged a tax equalization study and appointed a 3 taxpayer committee. City orders funded school district debt and pauper provisions. Hoerl resumes charge of the telephone exchange with Schlatke assisting, promising improved service. Adams Orchestra drew praise and plans for Christmas concerts in nearby towns. A six year old boy suffered a broken arm from a moving Jimmy car in Upham yards. Dr Hayward treated him and warned of play hazards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bauchann
Vollmar
W. ©. Winter
Omani Railway Company
L. N. Comley
Northwestern
Fem
Suwan
Wan
Clalma
Cady
Roddia
Kampa
Iis
Mary Relpa
Henry Belne
Theophilus Gosling
Sohool District No. 1
Tacod Welas
Little
Hero
Jimmy
Upham
Elxs
John D. Toeeman
Hayward Noble
McKinley’s annual message to Congress reviews progress and liberty
The message, submitted Monday to the Fifty-sixth Congress, presents a comprehensive review of national conduct over the past year and offers prudent recommendations. It highlights prosperity, republican ideals, and the expansion of liberty, noting population growth from 5,308,488 in 1700 to 70,204,790 and the nation’s expansion from sixteen to forty-five states.
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McKinley
Rate
House al Representatives
Stkth Obngresa
Beell A Strong Favorite In Opera House Bout
Beell is the strong favorite for the December 15 wrestling match against Ed Adamaon at the opera house. Odds run three to one, with some wagers as high as five to one for Beell. Adamaon faces mixed praise and criticism for risk taking, while Beell appears in peak condition and enters the contest with solid training.
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Beell
Pred
Adamaon
Opera House
Tawa
Beck
Shell
Beefl'la
Annshipe
Ninety Days for Larceny Case in County Court
William Schmidt an eighteen year old graduate of the state industrial school at Waukesha was arraigned before Judge Hirth for pet larceny on W A Tydewlg’s complaint. He admitted his guilt and was sentenced to ninety days in the county jail, conveyed by Officer Grifin to serve on Saturday. He was accused of selling hides owned by Bauer and Tadewig and appropriating the proceeds. The item mentions a girl vanquishing a police cat in hand at the Alaughwr house months ago. Modern Woodmen of America held their annual election of officers Tuesday evening. Delegates to the county camp to be held at Grand Rapids Jan 10, 1901 were chosen, including John A Horton and others. Officers for the ensuing year elected include H Wable and W H Dudg. December weather: DeVoe’s prediction for the month is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Schmidt
State Industrial School
Waukesha
Hirth
W. A. Tydewlg
Umcer Grifin
Bauer & Tadewig
William
Girn
Alaughwr House
Amerie
John A
Horton E. A. Upham
James Christensen
D. 1S. Smith
A. P. Gaptill
J. Lonselyong
P. J. Kraeg
Peter LeMahieu
Ginod Rapids
Wable
W. H. Dudg
Cold Wave Pattern Hints at Varied North Atlantic Weather
Fragmentary readings describe alternating cold waves and rain across the Northeast and mid Atlantic with cloud cover and warming spells. Mentions of Maine Virginia and Michigan style timing from the 4th to 20th with unsettled, Christian weather patterns and rising temperatures toward the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Virginia
Belug
Atlantic
Pleasao
Sinter
Wisconsin Farm Lands Increasing in Value and Opportunity
Wisconsin farm lands rise in value as railroads expand, opening vast northern timber, mineral and agricultural wealth. The Wisconsin Central line offers transport to markets, with land available on easy terms. Pamphlets and maps are available from land and industrial officials in Milwaukee.
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Wisconsin
Farra
W. H. Killen
Geo. T. Jarvis
Mer. Burton Johnson
G. Fy
Jas
G. Pond
AL Colby & Abbot Building
Milwaukee
Wis
Market Report and Legal Notices in Marshfield Area
A series of court notices and legal summons dated Oct 3 to Nov 30 1900 from Wood and Marshfield counties. Includes a summons in a civil action in Cirellis Court naming Lonmon Hanten Amelia Hanses and defendant, with instruction to answer within twenty days. Also probate notices from Grand Rapids for Hiram G. Witter estate. creditors must file claims by June 3 1901. court commissions William C. Witter as executor and sets dates for claim review and notice publication in the Marshfield Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wbore
Circuit Court
Wood County
Wisconsin
John F. Cole
Marshfield
Wis
A. D
Woon County
Hiram G. Witter
William C. Witter
Thia
Grand Rapids
Said
Olafine
Cruditore
Matenfield Titooa
Wald
Ig Court
John A, Gaynor
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Ebular Council
Mowihiy
Wenabou
E. Hoer
Herman G. Hoorl
Legal Telephone Exchange
Sytem
William Schlatke
Hoerl
Grand
Adams
Wwen
Owen
Mills and
Orcheatre
DeVoe
Farm Lands
Market Report
Dye
Cirellis Court
Nty
Lonmon Hanten
Pinintit
Amelia Hanses
Joan F. Cole
P.O
Marshield
Barrali
C. Bs
Darrel
Piour
Graham
Cortes
Ebbe & Thompson
T. F. Roessler
Tailors
W. S. Powell
S. Sheerin
Kohl & Ludington
Furstenderg
Eri
John Brackendorf
Woodbine
Adler, Black
Marshfield, Wis
Peter Mees
L. Nick
J.hammel& CO
Led
Froeligh
Mer
Just
Ferdinand Hirzy
Upham Manufacturing CO
Retail Lumber
Upham Block
Saw Mill
Upham Mfg. CO
Farmers’. Institute
University Department of Agriculture
Wil
Heid Ac
Armory
Farias
Thi
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