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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1914

Page

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Income tax list shows Marshfield figures near ten thousand

City Clerk Seubert releases a certified list of income taxes owed by Marshfield individuals partners and corporations totaling about 10 000 to be added to the 1914 tax roll Seventy percent remains in the city treasury The list includes individuals such as Robert Jy Kraus Lang Scharmann Fred Korth and many others plus corporations like Marshfield Brewing Co and Roddis Lumber & Veneer Co The note also states the Tiffault Kamps Mercantile return was in error and referred to state officials for correction.

Marshyfield Wisconsin Robert Jy, Kraus Kuethe & Kuehl Fred Korth Lang & Scharmann Felix LaPoint Louis Laemler George J. Lang George Lee Wm, Lee T. E Lee Jacob Leinwande W A. Ligse William FL G. Lu Marshfield Manufacturing Co Marsh John J. O'Carmor Bidward John J. Orrick Carl W. Otto Adam Paglus Carl W. Peters Michael M. Phil W. Tt. Pond E. B Margaret Reynolds Joseph Regenfuses Frank C. Ritt W. H. Roddis Hamilton Roddis Amos Rall George Rifleman Emanuel Roeck Clara Rienow Louis A. Salter Schneider Leo Schoenhofen Haro Scheibe Haro Scheibe . Pd. Schaefer B. Schreiber J. Schuette Ida R. Sexton Bred Sechafer Charles E. Sacerin R. H. Shepard Westley S. Sigel Chaves J. Sparr - Thos D. Spalding Spvingtorn Cas Stauber Jones Jacob PR. Strauss Oscar Schelle W. A. Terry William Thass I We Thom Honey J Thassoo Sulit Thorne Seers Mathias N Thorn Ze Frank Tieu Tiffault Leo Trudeau Trudeau Bros T.A Tacx O Suis Geo Wy Willam Teverett Einai Frank R. Upham - Ud Varner Seeeeee Pees Merton J. Vanderhoo Y. B. Vedder A. Ay Verbryck Wred Vollmar Joseph F. Walz Wasserberger Winterburn Edward C. Witt Matt Wright Joe Pine T. TW Wright L. A. Wright Geo. S. Wood Joseph A. Zweck Frank L. Zweck Val. Blatz Brewing Co Broadway Milwaukee R. Connor Co Bissell-Wheeler EF. Blodgett Chee Ege Co John Gund Brewing Crosse Wis Farmers Co- Operative Produce Co Kestel Bros. Co Kliner, Lang & Scharmann Company Marshfield Brewing Sparr Cereal Co Upham Manufacturing Co Uthmeier-Hintz Co Telotrees Vollmar & Below Feat Seees

Marshfield Weighs Forming a City Chamber of Commerce

A Marshfield business meeting at city hall led by Mayor A G Felker and bank cashiers H G Hambright T D Spalding and Amos Roll to discuss forming a Chamber of Commerce. Three major up for consideration Rib Lake Lumber Southern Wisconsin Woodworking and a Bedding company. An active chamber could boost Marshfield's profile and economic prospects.

A. G. Felker H. G. Hambright T. D Spalding Amos Roll Marshfield Chamber of Commerce Rib Lake Southern Wisconsin Woodworking Company Noe

Bedford reform apostle George OBrien tops Dexterville school faction

Auburndale youth George OBrien, son of a prominent farm manager, faced a school dispute in Dexterville over cleanliness and discipline. A warrant led to Mrs. Henry Morris being jailed briefly for abusive language toward OBrien, who had instructed her to have her daughter cleaned up. The incident followed OBrien posting home a student for grooming issues. In other news, Wood County Development association elected E B Redford of Grand Rapids as president and Charles R Setzkorn of Arpin as secretary treasurer at a Nekoosa meeting with bankers and business leaders. A six course banquet concluded the session with talks on the new federal reserve act.

George O'Brien Auburndale R. Connor Dexterville Grand Rapids Henry Morris Cliff Ruett George O’brien O'Brien Charles & Briere Marshfield Hl. G. Hambright First National Thomas D. Spalding American National Amos Roll Marshfield State Bank Wood County Development Association Nekoosa County E. B. Redford Vic Koora Charles R. Setzkorn Arpin Setzkorn Dairyman’s State Bank Vesper Marsfield Pittsville Herrick H. Helkey

Grandmother Gosline Dies After Long Wisconsin Life

Elizabeth Gosline known as Grandma to Marshfield residents died Thursday at about 4 80 o clock aged 85. She came from Vermont in 1862 and lived in Marshfield for twenty years. Survived by daughter Mrs M Bradford and three sons Theodore George and Edward Gosling. Funeral at St John s Catholic Church Saturday at nine. Out of town relatives Oliver Wells Crystal Falls George Gosline Des Plaines Edward Gosling Week attended. Complete text of President Wilson s message to Sixty third Congress to be found on page six.

Elizabeth Gasline Grandma Marshfield Elizabeth Gosling M. &. Bradford Theodore George Edward Gosling St. John’s Catholic Church Oliver Wells Crystal Falls Minn George Gosline DesPlaines Ill Woodrow Wilson Washington

Death of Norman Anderson in Marshfield

Norman Anderson son of Rev and Mrs A J Anderson died after four weeks illness from pleurisy. Born August 28, 1898 in Grantsberg Wisconsin, he lived most of his life in Marshfield and graduated eighth grade. He worked at Hotel Blodgett and later in Stevens Point. Funeral today at 10:00 a m from South Maple street residence with Rev G A Lunde officiating. Burial in Richfield. Survived by parents sisters H Cornish Matt Bronstad Laura and brother Walter. The Times extends sympathy.

Norman Anderson A. J. Anderson Grantsberg Wis Marshfield Blodgett Stevens Point South Maple Street G. A. Lunde Richfield H. Cornish Janesville Matt Bronstad Chetek Laura Anderson Walter Marquette Milcee Times

Officers Elected by Lodges in Recent Fraternal Votes

Several lodges report new officers for the season with names across Masonic Blue Lodge Fraternal Order of Wastes Fraternal Reserve Association Catholic Order of Foresters Odd Fellows and Catholic Lady Foresters. Elected officials include worshipful masters grand officers treasurers secretaries presidents vice presidents chaplains secretaries and trustees for various year terms.

Masonic Blue Lodge G. E. Harrington HG Hambright F. B. Rayner Worthy William Borofla John Bingen O. R. Lange George J. Dickoff J. B. Vedder Aerie Walter Mueller Joseph Klum John E. Adler Fraternal Reserve Association Lynn Cilberts William Konrad L. C. Krueger Alvira Gilberts C. C. Hansen Catholic Order of Foresters John A. Kestel W H. Fehrenbach Jacob Leinwander Joseph Pflum Jacob Thomas A. G. Felker Michael Griffin Odd Fellows Eugene Hood Noble Grand Herman F. Thiel IF. B. Rhyner Louis Thompson W. J. Schimmelpfenning Catholic Lady Foresters Patrick Barkin C. Rij Engeldinger Vv. CO. R A. Meidl R.S L. A. Wright

Prospect Brightens for City Bedding Plant

Local capital seeks outside help to start a mattress and hammock factory in the city. A meeting last night organized a Chamber of Commerce style effort. Despite incomplete capital, promoters expect success and may build a new plant to replace the Sanitary Mattress and Hammock Works, which closed last Tuesday.

Chamber of Commerce Sanitary Mattress and Marshfield Bedding Company Trig

Local teams open season in city basketball clash

Three city squads Company A High School and Williams business college open the season Friday night Company A defeated the business college 5 to 0 Christen sen led with 10 field baskets Captain Faber added five Leitner Center Zweck? no that line continues with players and scoring details High school played a strong game led by Captain Irvin Wendt Whitney Eckel and Seahafer Final score 32 to 25 Company A will travel to Pond du Lac to play Company I while next home game set for December 18 against Stanley

Company A High School Williams’ Business College Business College James Christensen Faber Braem Thom Arker Secon Leitner Paber Irvin Wendt Bask Whitney Reynalds Eckel Seehafor Olas Christensen Traem Y. Witt

Zudora Begins This Week at Unique Theater

Elaborate film production billed as twenty installments beginning tonight at the Unique theater. Manager C. W. Rice promises the most thrilling mystery film yet shown to Marshfield audiences. twenty complete installments form a dramatic, standalone serial. The evening mystery plays tonight and Thursday at the Unique.

Unique C. W. Rice Marshfield

Camp Douglas Film Show Highlights Military Sanitation

The Wisconsin National Guard encampment is featured in a film at the Adler theater showing Camp Douglas life. The production demonstrates sanitation methods including daily oil burning sinks and camp grooming. Soldiers patrol camp grounds with rakes and bags to keep the area disease free, emphasizing training in sanitation as vital military education.

Wisconsin National Guard Wisconsin Troopa Adierpera House Wisconsin Guard

Marshfield Fire Chief Resigns. Kinney Elected Chief

John A. Hoffman, longtime Marshfield Fire Department chief, resigns. E. E. Kinney elected to succeed him as chief, with Robert B. Schroeder named assistant chief at the regular meeting. Hoffman invites department members to a Palm Garden dinner Thursday evening.

John A. Hoffman Marshfield E. E. Kinney Fire Department Robert B. Schroeder Mr. Hoffman Palm Garden

Marshfield Men to Visit Other City Schools

At a Friday meeting of the industrial board of education two delegates were chosen to inspect Gary Indiana industrial school system and Milwaukee continuation school. Principal R J Carver and Supt C W Otto to lead the delegation with 25 representatives.

Industrial Board of Education Gary Indiana Milwaukee R. J. Carver Supt. C. W. Otto

Manager Announces Belgian War Film Showing

John P. Adler announces a war picture showing at his theater on December 23. He plans four performances with one early afternoon show to allow farmers to view the film and return home before dark.

John P. Adler Belgium

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Marshfield City Seubert Ote Ene John Phillip Ader Adler Chese John KE. Adler H. Ambrose Auermiller Cb Arnold Haig A. Atwooll L. Anumity Guiley Ralph J. Baker Louis Bauman H. R. Bathrick Albert Bartmann L. Bartholomew J. Becker Hirami Hana Bille RK. Wae P. . Bisse Oe & i M. Grover R. Gustafson BE. Harrington Hambright John Hayden Chas. Hahn Edmund Hayes E. J. Hahn Aiety Clarence L. Hayward W. L. Harris Louis Hart William Hahn J. F William Herman W. S. Heaton William Hipke Oscar J. Hoffman H. Be, Hoerleste George A. Huntzicker Chris. B. Iselya Alexander Johnson Carl B. Johnson Vest Rehan Kleinheinz Ie Kalschedae Wn Kampf Marshfield Chamber OF Commerce Bedford Apostle OF Reform Wood County Development Wilson Congress City Vermont Unique Theater Camp Douglas Adler Finney Schroeder
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