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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1909

Page

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Destructive Unity fire wipes out block of business buildings

A Friday dawn fire in Unity wiped out a pine framed business block valued at about 30000 with no insurance on several structures. Firefighters fought flames from 7 am after a 3 30 am alert, saving surrounding property but failing to save the Ewert saloon and the Button Mumbrae hardware store. Local editor L Cook notes the disaster and urges rebuilding in brick, while townsmen rally to aid victims and press for safer structures.

Unity Hoffman Weide Peter Fritz Button & Mumbrae William Ewert HH. Kops H. J. Kohlkepp Cook Marathon County Register H. R. Zel Zell Bros P. Fritz & Co Register Byj Wm Ewert John White Marshfield News

Beginning of a new era for Marshfield and Unity

The passage marks a hopeful start for Marshfield among the towns as growth and prosperity are anticipated. Unity is expected to emerge stronger from the hardships, suggesting a transformative period ahead for both communities.

Stockwell Transferred to Spooner as Station Agent

C D Stockwell, longtime station agent for the North Western and Omana routes, has been transferred to Spooner to serve as agent for the Omaha company. John Stauss assumes leadership of the local Omaha and Northwestern station. The Stockwell family will be missed by many friends.

C.D. Stockwell Northwestern Omana Spooner Omaha Company Mr. Stockwell Stockwell John Stauss Omaha

Competition from Western Express Enters Central Line

Competition is expected as Western Express begins operations on Canadian Pacific routes, entering this city and Central line stations. The move may improve service and possibly lower rates, challenging American and National Express firms that currently share offices and delivery in this area.

Canadian Pacific Western Express Mic Seo American Express Company Northwestern Omaha National Express Company The American Central Western Express Company Chicago Minneapolis St. Paul Pacific Coast

Eau Claire Visit Highlights Big Friday High School Game

The high school basketball team will meet Eau Claire at the armory Friday evening in a top matchup this season. Eau Claire replaces Weyauwega on the schedule and the visiting team is strong. This is one of three major home games this year, promising an exciting contest. The Second Regiment orchestra will perform afterward.

Eau Claire Weyauwega Second Regiment

Lindemann Opens Real Estate and Loan Office in Bank Building

O G Lindemann, ex cashier of the American National Bank, has located his office with District Attorney R E Andrews on the second floor of the bank building. He will buy and sell farms, timber lands, city property, draw legal papers, furnish abstracts, loan money and sell mortgages, conducting a general real estate and loan business. His services are expected to build a substantial clientele.

O. G. Lindemann American National Bank R. E. Andrews Lindemann

Burglary At Two Homes Leads To Unsolved Case

A neighborly Friday night disturbance at Mrs. O G Lindemann’s home ended with a burglar fleeing after being disturbed. He then entered the nearby Glassner residence, stole a coat, and assaulted Joe Glassner before vanishing. Police have yet to identify a suspect matching a young smooth faced man in a short overcoat and derby.

O. G Lindemann Lindemann D. M. Glassner William Joe William Glassner Bourglar Minnie Glassyer

Unidentified Man Found Dead Near Marshfield Clothes

Chief Gerwing received a sheriff notice from Detroit Minnesota about a body found near the area after thaw. Indications point to suicide with a partially emptied 38 caliber revolver and $196 on the person. The man, about 5 to 6 feet tall, blond with gray tinged hair, wore a Rose Bros. suit. Rose Bros. shopkeeper Quinn recalls a stranger buying new clothes six weeks earlier.

Gerwing Detroit Minn Rose Bros Quinn

Death of E Esselman Loyal farm trader dies at 74

E Esselman aged 74 died suddenly in his chair at his son in law Jos Lestard home in this city. Funeral at 9 30 a m from the catholic church. Native of Germany he came to Wisconsin in 1887 and Loyal in 1878. Survived by wife and ten children including Mesdames Leonard McKinnon Herbst Clari dge and others and sons B C Esselman Loyal H B Esselman Athens L G Esselman city.

E. Esselman Loyal Jos. Lestard Germany Wisconsin Mesdames Jos.Leonard Jos. McKinnon York J. «C. Herbst Brainerd Minn Geo. Claridge Reedsburg Josie E Feoria Mary E Gusta City Messrs B. C. Esselman H. B. Esselman Athens L. G. Esselman Sterling

Doctors Meet Here Today for Joint Medical Society Session

The 9th Councillor Medical Society joins Clark and Wood County societies at city hall at 8 PM for a joint session with a 7 PM Clark and Wood Co. business meeting. About fifty physicians expected. Programs include papers on Diphtheria Antitoxin, Pneumonia, Interstitial Nephritis, Sarcoma of the Skull, and Corgiza with discussions. Banquet follows at Elks club rooms.

Councillor Medical Society Clark Co. Medical Society Wood Co. Medical Society Clark and Wood Co J.B. Lindores M. D Stevens Point J. H. Milbee City P. J. Christofferson M.D Waupaca W. W. Gregory Stevens Paint O. T. Hangen Grand Rapids Karl Doege City, Paper F. Smith M.D. Wausau V.A. Mason M. T C. A. Faber C. van Newpert, Jr Elks Club

Raid on Laemle's Rubbers Reported by Hoboes

Word has spread among hoboes that the quickest path to two months rest and quiet with Sheriff Griffin at Grand Rapids is to head for Marah and steal rubbers from Louis.

Sheriff Griffin Grand Marah Aeld Uid Louis

Barbara Koholka weds Alois Denk at St Johns Church

Miss Barbara Koholka and Alois Denk of Bakerville united in marriage Tuesday morning at St Johns Church. Rev Fr Volz performed the ceremony in front of a large assembly of relatives and friends. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Koholka. the groom son of farmer Joseph Denk near Bakerville. Both are popular young people and receive many well wishes.

Barbara Koholka Alois Denk Bakerville St. John's Church Volz Joseph Koholka Joseph Denka

Guernsey Breeders Meet Scheduled at City Hall

President C I Morrison has called a meeting of the Guernsey Breeders association at the city hall at 1 30 p m on Friday February 1 A number of interesting and valuable talks will be delivered by local breeders and dairy men and the meeting should be well attended

C. I. Morrison Guernsey Breeders Association Sto

Central Wisconsin State Fair Dates Set for August 24 27

Officials of the Central Wisconsin State Fair Association met to approve a four day fair from August 24 to 27. The event will run Tuesday through Friday, keeping the fair in its traditional position on the late August calendar. Secretary Pankow plans an energetic local advertising campaign.

Central Wisconsin State Fair Association Pankow

Eastern family ties seal quiet Chicago wedding

A quiet home wedding took place at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the residence of Rev. Joseph Brown. Ruthie D. Brown of Albany, N Y, granddaughter of the clergyman, married Kenneth R. Douglas of Albany in a ceremony witnessed by relatives. The couple will spend time in Chicago before returning to their eastern home.

Joseph Brown Ruthie D. Brown Albany N. Y Kenneth R. Douglas Douglas Chicago

Robert Morris Forsqonty Seeks Re election as Schools Chief

Candidate Robert Morris Forsqonty announces his bid for re election as superintendent of schools in Arpin Wisconsin. He states he will perform duties faithfully and serve the county’s schools to the best of his ability for the April 6 election.

Robert Morris Arpin Wis

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D. Stockwell Western Express Co Marshfield Prowler Lindemann and Glassner Homes Jon Glassner Sale Remnant India Ners Laemle Larmie Hahn Peter Mike Griffin Amother Guernsey Aus Robert Morris
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