Marshfield approves new city water and septic work
The city advances a project to double its water supply with a new 76 foot deep, 18 foot diameter well, raising total output to about 1050 gallons per minute. It also plans two new septic tanks at city sites. Circular Concrete of Minneapolis won the contract for the tanks at about 21,650 dollars plus rock and related work, with total project cost near 35 thousand to 45 thousand dollars.
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Marshfield
Gouth
Otier
Oneung
Circular Concrate Company of
Minneapolis
BR. C. Hastings
Card of Public Works
State Board of Health
Ihrasin Brothers
Circular Concrete Company
Minn
William Fraser
St. Paul
William Danforth
Krasin Brothers
Syhole
South
Rock
Krasin Broth
Soo Spends Much on Improvements at Local Yards
Progress at Marshfield station includes new platforms concrete work and paving. The Soo Line reports heavier freight and passenger improvements over six months, with a larger waiting area baggage access and expanded depot space. Officials note plans for a new freight depot and improved storage while weather delays delay final seating and plantings until warmer months.
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Soo Line
Seo
Soo
New Arrivals and Birth Announcements
A list of newborns includes a boy born to Mr and Mrs C D McCrellis on January 7. Another boy arrived for Mr and Mrs Karl Taube on December 31. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Benjamin Peck on January. Leon King was born on December 28, along with Frederick Ecke on January 2 and Joseph Jirschele on January 7.
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C. D. McCrellis
Karl Taube
Benjamin Peck
Leon King
Frederick Ecke
Joseph Jirschele
Marshfield Pioneer Louis Baumann Dies at 50
Louis Baumann a Marshfield resident and stockholder in several enterprises died Saturday at St Joseph's hospital aged fifty. He was born in Wirschaw Bavaria August 22 1863 and came to America with his parents settling at Branch Wisconsin before moving to Marshfield. He was an active business leader and held positions in local clubs and churches. He leaves a widow nine children a stepson and twelve grandchildren with his funeral at St Joseph's Catholic Church.
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Louis Daunyinn
Mershfield
Craternack Il
St. Joseph's Hospital
Wirschaw
Bavaria
Germany
America
Branch
Wis
Thacir Place
Carpenter Teader
John Mable
Howitt
Catholic Order of Foresters
G. U. G. Germania
The
Eagles, Owls
Wisconsin Widow and Orphans Society of
Mayville
Allance
Marshfield Brewing Company
Afarshfield
South Dakota
John J. Kaiser
Stratford
Ibreph Tastreiter
Louis Hasstreiter
Bertha
Minn
Louis
Ervin Vogel
Marshfield
St. N’s Catholic Church
Joseph Jing
Joseph Seidl
Company A
San Antonio
Mayme Schafer
Milwaukee
Louis Lemberger
J. Kribner
Frank Schmalz
Cato
John Schambreeck
Whitelaw
Frank Baumann
Blasius Meidl
Schmidt
Anson
Dorchester
Gebic
First National Bank Re Elects Officers for Year
Stockholders met at the bank building Tuesday afternoon and heard reports of a successful year. Directors were re-elected: Pollows, JB McMillan, J C Mush, F A Noll, P J Schaefer, H H Milbee, Rev L P H Thom, and H G Hambright. Officers elected: President B F McMillan, Vice-president J Marsh, Treasurer H G Hambright at cashier Adolph Kleinheinz, Assistant cashier Frank Stauber. President, VP and cashier were re-elected. two tellers promoted to assistant cashiers. Dividend on capital stock declared.
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B. F. McMillan
J. ©. Marsh
H. G. Hambright
Adolph Kleinheinz
Frank Stauber
Governor Upham and wife depart for Beaufort for winter
Governor W. T. Upham and Mrs. Upham left Monday afternoon on Sog train No 2 for a several month stay at Beaufort N C. They were met that night by the governor’s nephew Fred Upham and yesterday at their home. They plan to travel along the Atlantic coast and spend most of the winter in Beaufort. Upon reaching the coast the governor said he expects to buy a charter for sea board fishing after disposing last year of his cabin cruiser Comrade.
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W. TH. Upham
Willian
Chiengto
Fred W. Upham
Boy Fatally or Injured at Omaha Tracks Incident
William Lemarieu, son of Samuel and Mrs Lemarieu of South Shrace, was watching men load freight into a wagon when a cart collided, injuring his foot and causing a head injury. He is bedridden for days with no bones broken. Wood County farm land values rose from 27.75 per acre in 1906 to 39.49 in 1416, per Wisconsin tax commission data. 1911 average was 29.40.
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William Lemarieu
William
Samuel Lemahieu
South Shrace
Omaha
Wood County
Wisco Tax Commission
Obituary Details for Deceased With Local Pallbearers
Schmidt of Theresa and Mr and Mrs Seidelman of Neillsville led a funeral with pallbearers from six societies including F X Schneider Jacob Thomas Anton Meidl J J Repenfuss A Kleinheinz and John E Adler. Interment followed at the Catholic cemetery.
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Hard Schmidt
Theresa
Humane Society Project Aids Livestock Shipping Efforts
Marshfield Humane Society reports success in coordinating stock shipments during cold weather. President A Lathrop says local shippers have agreed to wrap ears with paper to protect cattle. Mrs Lathrop heads to Milwaukee for a Wisconsin Humane convention to discuss handling and shipping practices and whether young stock can share cars with older cattle.
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Marshfield Humane Society
Mes
I A Lathrop
Societe
Lathrop
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Thanane Sogiels
Engines Scarcer Than Cars Says One Railroader
A prominent railroad man told a Times reporter that the midwest shortage stems from a lack of locomotives rather than cars. He noted Milwaukee’s plan to use fifty rebuilt engines was blocked by a federal boiler inspector, leaving traffic strained nationwide while local Marshfield shippers report good service and co operation from agents.
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Asker
Pers
Middle West
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee
United States
Marshfield
Northwestern
Omaha
Seo
Milladore Man Hurt on Gasoline Engine
John Sedinchek a farmer near Milladore was seriously injured Wednesday while attempting to start a 135 horsepower gasoline engine used to pump water. His right hand small finger was crushed and several small bones broken. Dr. C E Meyers attended him.
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John Sedinchek
Milladore
C. E. Meyers
Settlement Time Arrives for City Tax Payers
City Treasurer Joseph Schindler announces tax receipts available today for 1910 taxes upon payment by check or equivalent. Current year funds approved by council finance committee. final sprinkler and sidewalk charges still to be billed to properties. Last day to pay taxes without penalty is February 15 following yesterday's council action.
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Joseph Schindler
Nance
Nelson R Evers killed at Oshkosh Instone plant
Nelson R Evers son of Mr and Mrs George Evers formerly of Rock was killed at Oshkosh last Tuesday on his 22nd birthday He worked in a quarry and was smothered in a bin near the stone crusher when the bin floor collapsed He leaves parents three brothers John Edward Charles and three sisters Mrs MacRoman Marie and Ida The family recently moved to Crandon Funeral held from the Presbyterian church in Oshkosh.
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NeLson Ry
George Evers
Roddis Employees Get Christmas Checks
Roddis Lumber and Veneer presented $10 Christmas checks to every employee with at least one year of service. Office staff were included as well, totaling about 1300 dollars distributed in the annual gesture. Separately, G Gustafson filed for voluntary bankruptcy in Madison, with attorney R Eb Andrews handling the petition. assets and liabilities were not disclosed.
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Roddis Lumber & Veneer Company
R. Gustafson
Madison
G. R. Gustafson
South Central Avenue
Fifth Street
R. EB. Andrews
United States District Court
Moon Eclipsed Visible In Region
On Monday at about one o clock people abroad observed a total lunar eclipse clearly visible in the area. Those not in an eclipsed condition themselves saw the event from various vantage points across the region. The eclipse drew interest from residents and stargazers alike as the moon moved through Earth's shadow.
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Board of Public Works
Lakes
Num
Ers
Willy Jive
Meer
Krasin
North Side
Civ
John Albroehb
William Pacer
Beasin Tvathers
Circular Concrete
Louis Baumann
First National Bank
Gov
Mrs. Upham
Beaufort
Humane Society
Velovs
Nelson R. Evers
Oshkosh
Instone
Roddis
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