Marshfield financier Hahnens downfall shocks Watertown circle
Charles J Hahn, a well known Watertown financier with real estate and lending ties to Marshfield and Milwaukee, faced sudden financial trouble after declaring hardship. Investigations traced widespread loans secured by mortgages. eighty two mortgages totaling about 40000 were assigned to creditors in Milwaukee as the crisis unfolded, with local visitors from Watertown scrutinizing his affairs.
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Charles J. Tinha
Joaner
Watertown
Marshifield
Br. Hahn
Milwaukee Sentinel
Lenos Wright
The
Sentinel
Hahn
Janos Wright
Huan
Milwaukee
Buhn
Wahn
W. F. Rambush
Juneau
Alt. Hahn
Flahe
Messrs
Colt
Geo. Hawkins
Evely
Death by Suicide in Roel Town
Mrs Chag Dix of Roel, in poor health for months, shot herself in the head with a revolver on Wednesday after returning to the house. Her husband pursued but arrived too late. The young widow, about 10 years old, left behind a husband and several children.
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Chag. Dix
Roel
Dix
Runaway Boys Near Backett Prompt Public Help
Calumet resident Phe Prectied warns two boys from Backett, ages 12 and 16, ran away on Sunday Nov 23. They wore worn gray coats, flue overalls, rubber overshoes, dark wool socks and shirts. elder in grey coat, younger in dark gray suit. Information to Dr. R Meyers Worcester Price County Wisconsin. Also noted a 16-year-old boy sought work at a shop in Rodegs and spoke of being driven from home. his story persuaded proprietor Mr Blodgett to host him briefly until work could be found, later his father arrived with a different tale. The boy’s parents are from Rovallville area. runaways described as tired of farm life. M. W. A. lodge elected officers for the year: Suawart Smith venerable counselor. James Christensen advisor. Kr Mechler clerk. Chas Murbes watchman. Otis Budo sentry. Peter LeMibuien, Harvey Andress, A. Gortschius aging. A. A. Lathrop and TW H Budge physicians.
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C. RR. Meyers
Backett
Dc. R. Meyer
Worcester
Price County
Wisconsin
Rodegs
Rovallville
Becomils
Jelbit
M. W. A. Lodge
Suawart Smith
James Christensen
Kr Mechler
Chas. Murbes
Otiis. Budo
Peter LeMiubien
Harvey Andress
A. Gortschius
A. A. Lathrop
TW. H. Budge
Patrons of Husbandry to Hold Next Wisconsin Meeting
J C Davis led Marshfield lodge to win the next annual state gathering for the patrons of husbandry in Wisconsin. Eau Claire hosted the recent state meeting, boosting organization growth with lodges in Neenah and Natavilla, Spencer, and Rawzellville. Marshfield lodge 430 will host sessions for three to four days, with Davis as state organizer and local officers reelected.
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Wisconsin
J.C. Davis
Eau Cliire
Marshfield
Davis
Marsh
Woodman Tall Neq
J. G. Davis
Ben Lang
Marcarerh Labcile
Wrestling Challenge Between Patterson and Beehl in Marshfield
Otis Patterson issues a challenge to Fred Beehl of Marshfield Wisconsin for a catch as catch can two out of three wrestling match. The stakes are 30 dollars aside with gate receipts, winner to receive 60 percent and loser 40 percent to be decided, time and price to be set if the challenge is accepted. Manager P W Pavversox invites prompt acceptance.
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Otis Patterson
Fred Beehl
Marshfield
Wis
P. W. Pavversox
That Musicale at Presbyterian Church Delights Local Audience
A Friday night musicale at the Presbyterian church drew about 150 attendees. Miss Kievens of Ripon and Mrs. Geo Upham opened with duet entailing modest piano work. Highlights included Miss Mumle Walker of Neilleville, Miss Vernie Richardson of Spencer, and Mrs. J C Bumgarner with eloquent recitation. The event featured vocal solos by Gan Upham, a duet by Mason and Finney, the Mandolin Club with John Svlette, Joseph Svlette, Frank Sinelaie, and Jim Vaughn, and culminated in the cantata Hunt the Thimble performed by seventeen girls and seven boys.
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Presbyterian Church
Kievens
Ripon
Geo. Upham
Indies
Mumle Walker
Neilleville
Gan. Upham
Messrs
Mason and Finney
Imaday
Mandolin” Club
John
Joseph Svlette
Frank Sinelaie
Him Vaughn
Grace Ferguson
GF Rowe
Lord of Xo Boach Arden
Enoch
Colonization push spreads through central Wisconsin counties
The Carhutic Benevolent societies promote emigrants to Wood Clark and Marathon counties. Dutch colonists are expected near the city next spring with about 600 families planned for Black River Falls area. Projections say central Wisconsin’s population could rise by 10 000 before winter from foreign settlers.
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Wisconsin
Carhutic Benevolent Socteriea
Wood, Clark
Marathon
Jackgoi County
Black River Falls
Eashern
Marshfield Sets Pace in Macadamized Streets
Marshfield leads Wisconsin River valley paving with a macadamized block after buying a stone crusher and roller two years ago. Grand Rapids and Wausau pursue similar projects while Marshfield expands: another block funded, ready, yet awaiting action. Marshfield’s effort judged a potential turning point for local street improvements.
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Wausau
Times
Wisconsin River Valley
Marshield
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