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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 28, 1914

Page

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Public Works Board reorganizes to tackle street sewer and utility duties

The Board of Public Works splits into two committees after the water and light commission abolition. One handles street and sewer matters led by Alderman Matt Wright and others. the other oversees the water and light plant with Aldermen Wright Fred Thuss and A L Mac Farlane. All actions stay under board review and accounts remain with the city treasurer and superintendent. An inventory of street department tools will be kept current, and a new labor report is being drafted to track city paid time. Delinquent water and light accounts are fewer than expected, per the board's investigation. The next council meeting will try to centralize department business into single sessions.

Board of Public Works Water and Light Commission Marshfield Water, Electric Light & Power Company Matt Wright D. A. Kailans Adams Guckenberger Wright Fred W. Thuss A. L. MacFarlane Water and Light Department Alderman Guckenberger

New Soo Line Depot Promised for Auburndale

The village of Auburndale is promised a new passenger depot in 1914 after businessmen appealed to the railroad commission over an aging structure. Soo Line officials heard the complaint via telegraph and urged withdrawal, pledging a replacement soon.

Auburndale Sco Railroad Commission Soo Line

Institute Proves Fine at Au Burndale Farmers Meet

The farmers institute held in Au burndale attracted a large attendance of farmers wives village residents and school children. Many travelers joined from Marshfield Hewitt Sherry and Milladore with E Scott and David Imrie in charge for the University of Wisconsin. The program covered nautical topics and included a special Thursday program. Local committees drew the crowd with Baier opera house crowded to the doors.

Farmers’ Institute Auburndale Marshfield Hewitt Sherry Milladore E. Scott David Imrie University, of Wisconsin Imrie Baier Opera

Mrs Emma Oestreich Dies After Illness

Mrs Emma Oestreich, wife of Henry Oestreich, died Monday evening at St. Joseph's hospital following an internal hemorrhage with complications. She was born in this state on March 20, 1881, and was nearly 88 years old. Her parents...

Emma Oestreich Henry Oestreich St. Joseph’s Hospital Sas

Pilsner Case Is Taken From Jury

John Pilsner, former owner of the Bielschowsky store on North Central avenue, freed of arson charge in Grand Rapids circuit court. Judge Park directed the jury to return a not guilty verdict after the defense moved. Prosecution was led by John F. Baker of Madison assisted by District Attorney Briere.

John Pilsner John F. Baker Briere B. Bielschowsky North Central Avenue Grand Rapids Pilsner E. 0. Pors Park Madison

Talk of D D Conway for governor in Wisconsin

Assemblyman Dennis D Conway of Grand Rapids, known as a persistent progressive Democrat, is mentioned for the Democratic nomination for governor. He declines to decide yet, saying he would take it if possible, while noting Speaker Hull may run for the Republican nomination. Conway has broad support and a reputation for straightforward politics and strong oratory.

Dennis D. Conway Grand Rapids Wood County Conway Madison The Times Mr. Conway Wisconsin

Cabbage Raising Projected To Expand By Marshfield Farmer

William Hopp, a noted cabbage raiser near Marshfield at Ruplinger, says he will plant ten to fifteen acres this year. He recalls netting $83 from a half-acre last year despite poor weather and expects cabbage to outperform other crops over time, with some years yielding returns double the land cost.

William Hopp Ruplinger Marshfield

Reichert Couple Funeral Services Planned at St Pauls

Mr and Mrs William Reichert will be honored at funeral services Thursday afternoon at St Pauls Church. The services will be conducted by Rev G D Fleer.

Wiliam Reichert St. Paul’s E 1 Church G. D. Fleer

Brotherhood in Church Business To Be Sought

A Methodist banquet at the local church on Friday February 6 launches a comprehensive financial plan for the church and its branches in the state. Pastors from nearby churches will speak on themes tied to the Forward movement and Christian stewardship as the church shifts to a business oriented budget system.

Methodist Episcopal Church Methodist Church Forward Movement Great Brotherhood Indianapolis A. J. Coram Peale Harris Loyal Wi'marth Greenwood Jeffrey Thorp

Jefferson School Mother's Day Program Slated Friday

Jefferson school teachers plan a Mother's Day program at 1 30 Friday with classroom demonstrations across grades. Rosa Bille leads kindergarten story period, Lillian Anglim first grade reading, Grace Ball second grade number work, Edna Wallen third grade reading, Gladys Lally fourth grade language lesson, Amny Condan assists deaf and dumb classes. Mothers may attend and will hear lessons before light refreshments.

Jefferson School Rosa Bille Lillian Anglim Grace Ball Edna Wallen Gladys Lally Amny Condan

Mutt and Jeff in Panama at New Adler Opera House

Mutt and Jeff return to Marshfield for another engagement titled Mutt and Jeff in Panama at the New Adler opera house this Thursday evening. The duo, famed for their popularity and cartoon humor, drew a full house previously and are expected to attract an even larger crowd.see them and enjoy yourself.

Mutt Jeff Marshfield Panama Adler Opera House Matt

Trimming Up the Country: Company A Preps for Soo Lines Clash

Company A veterans claimed two victories last week and target another scalp Saturday at the armory against the Soo Lines of Stevens Point. The game is set for 8:45 PM. Earlier, Tuesday's game at Unity defeated the Tigers 37-19. Saturday’s clash follows a win over Nevisville.

Company A Soo Lines Stevens Point Tigers Neflisvle

Laymen Organize Valley Towns Workers' Club

Wisconsin Valley Laymen's club organized in Grand Rapids by Episcopalian laymen from Marshfield Grand Rapids Wausau Stevens Point and Mosinee with officers President George K Gibson Grand Rapids Honorary president Bishop R H Weller of Fond du Lac Vice-president J L Sturtevant Wausau Secretary LL P Witter Grand Rapids Treasurer W Roddis Marshfield The club aims social and church betterment there was a banquet at St John's parish house Grand Rapids and Bishop Weller delivered an inspiring address urging lay church involvement for stronger community civilization support.

Wisconsin Valley Laymen's‘ Club Grand Rapida Marshfield Grand Rapids Wausau Stevens Point Mosinee George K. Gibson R. H. Weller Fond du Lac J. L. Sturtevant Ll. P. Witter W. H. Roddis Father Davis St. John's Parish House Bishop Weller Messrs. L. A. Pradt J. J. Sturtevant T. H. Hanna L. L. la Mere

Marshfield Defeats Wausau In Close High School Game

Marshfield defeated Wausau 25 to 23 in a tense armory contest eliminating Wausau from the Lawrence tournament race in Appleton next month. Wausau led 14 to 8 at halftime as both teams traded flush baskets with Wendt Whitney Reynolds Delmore scoring for Marshfield and Lamake refereeing for Wausau. Next Friday Marshfield travels to Grand Rapids, needing a win to keep hopes alive against Medford Antigo and Waupaca.

Marshfield Wausau Armory Therby Lawrence College Appleton Wausau Record-Herald Grand Rapids Rapids Medford Antigu Waupaca Wendt Whitney Reynolds Delmore Lamake Walfe Berdan Connor Wausan Epzebrecht Mohr Pope Riebe Crandall Smith

Postmaster Nomination Rumors Surface for Local Office

Friends of editor A G Pankow claim he will be appointed postmaster here to replace Everett A Upham whose commission expired yesterday. Rumors say Commissioner J E Davies recommended him to President Wilson though no nomination has been sent in. Salary cited at $2600.

Pankow Claim Ae J. E. Davies Wilson A. G. Pankow Everett A. Upham Fankow Associated Press

Carl Case May Be Pushed To 1914 Trial, Says DA

Marshfield district attorney Chas E Briere writes that State versus Louis B Carl will be tried at the earliest legal opportunity in the circuit court. He notes the March 1914 term and says the case will be first on the calendar, urging a possible special prosecutor due to potential conflicts of interest and public trust concerns.

State Louis B. Carl C. E. Briere Marshfield Carl Wood County Chas. E. Briere Circuit Circuit Court Mr. Briere Goggins & Brazeau Goggins, Brazeau & Briere

Lynn Mutual Fire and Tornado Officers Replaced at Granton

At Granton two allied companies, Lynn Mutual Fire and Tornado Insurance, elected Henry Sternitzky as president, deposing J W Short amid policy dissatisfaction. Granton meetings drew about 200 policyholders as directors were reappointed and next annual meetings set for Granton.

Associated Companies Granton J. W. Short Henry Sternitzky Fire Company Herman Carl Neillsville A.M. Steinwand Colby A. A. Huckstead William Vollrath Greenwood Tornado Company William Kurth Ernest Sternitzky William Schlinsog Tornado Insurance Company Lynn Mutual Fire Insurance Company

Dissolution of Marshfield Bottling Works Partnership

The partnership between E. J. Kelly and H. R. Waggoner of Marshfield is dissolved. Waggoner has moved to Milwaukee, while Kelly and his son Vernon will continue the business at the same stand with the same quality.

E. J. Kelly H. R. Waggoner Marshfield Bottling Works Wag- Boner Milwaukee Kelly Vernon Mr. Kelly

Not in the Cheese Trust Sparks Government Probe

A page advertisement by P. J. Schaefer & Co. wholesale cheese dealers includes a sworn statement from president P. J. Schaefer and secretary treasurer Alfred Netmann. The document notes the firm sells to many individuals and ends with the line We welcome government investigation.

P. J. Schaefer Company P. J. Schaefer Alfred Netmann Schaefer

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Board OF Public "Works Auburndalers Institute D. D. Conway Sistent Progressive Democrat Methodists Mute Valley Towns Workers’ Club Diocese of Weller Mishop Walsau E. EF. U. Loether Eau Claire C. C. Rumpf Calaway la Crosse Railway City Council C. T Messrs Ben. Miller Charles Enright Arthur A. Bever Democrat Tion Short Lynn Mutual Lynn Bers of Large Farmer’s Co P. N. Chrigrennen George A. Ure John P. Kintzele Lynn Mutual Cyclone, Tornado and Hurricane Insurance Company Johnn Ure CHANG Bottling Works E. J. Kelley Cheese Trust
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