Special meeting on Marshfield council June 23 1914
Marshfield Wisconsin special Common Council meeting held June 23 1914 to act on saloon licenses and street paving. City Clerk John Seubert notes session at 8 o'clock with mayor Felker presiding. License committee recommends liquor licenses for numerous applicants with $200 payments each and lists sureties from American and National Surety Co.
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Common Council
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Felker
Thuss
Schroeder
Bathrick
Finney
MacFarlane
Kirsch
Net
Roddis
John Seubert
Louis Baumann
Blasius Wagner
Wm. Uthmeier
Mike Bartl
Henry Beidel
Gregor
Henry Hart
Wm. Herman
Josef Keholka
National Surety Co
N. Y
Wm. Gauzel
N.Y
Alex LaPoint
Philip Eckel
National Sureties Co
Joseph Grosbier
Frank Hildebrandt
Andrew Hoffman
For Sale and Trade Deals at Local Offices and Inns
Classified notice offers tablet paper at the Times office priced from ten cents per pound and 2 to 5 cents per tab. Also advertised is an 80 acre farm with a four room frame house and machinery for sale or trade for city property with easy terms. C Hall seeks Marshfield property or cash on an 80 acre Necedah area farm priced at 3500 with easy terms.
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Times
Ali
Dallendorfer & Bathrick
Marshfield State Bank
Necedah
Wis
Marshfield
C. Hall
Juneau Hotel
A Good Investment for Whitemound Merchant
D Magli a well known merchant from Whitemound Wis bought a stock of Chamberlains medicine 80 as 6 be able to supply customers After receiving them he fell ill and says one small bottle of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy was worth more to him than the cost of his entire stock of these medicines For sale by all dealers.
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D. Magli
Whitemound
Wis
Chamberlain
Prices for farm products listed in Times note
The Times reports current prices for farm commodities including hay No 1 Timothy at 10.50 per unit, onions 1.75 per bushel, potatoes 0.50 per bushel, dairy butter with taxes per dozen, beef live weight at 4.886 per ewe, dressed pork per pound, veal live weight 6 to 8 per pound, veal dressed per cwt 11, sheep live weight per cwt 4 to 6, beef hides and calf hides priced, and poultry chickens priced at 10 cents and spring chickens at 18 cents.
Sparr Cereal Company Flour Feed and Grain Items
Flour feed and grain items offered by Sparr Cereal Company with prices listed per bushel and per ton. Wheat oats rye barley and bulk feed and grain options including boat flour per barrel, break bulk per ton, and bulk pricing starting at various rates.
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Sparr Cereal Company
City license and public works actions dated June 23 1914
The report lists sureties for licenses including Max Schmidt Trudeau Broe Felix La Paint H B Parker and others with Fidelity and Deposit Co of Maryland and American Ale Schreiber. Also druggists permits for W A Liese S J Strauss and Leo F Winterburn. A motion to adopt the report passed. The Board of Public Works was authorized to purchase ten carloads of granite or cinders. A pay ing ordinance draft was ordered for next meeting. The council adjourned.
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Amos
Wm. Springborn
Louis C. Schmidt
Brud Thompson
George Schiesel, Sr
Joseph Zweck
Jos. Zilk
Fritz Vogel
Peter Mees
J. A. Kestel
A. Benter
Edw
H. Halle
Fred Seehafer
Finney
Schroeder
Judiciary Committee
Sant
John Seubert
Notice to Marshfield property owners on shade tree trimming
Notice to property owners in Marshfield warns that Marshfield Water Light Power will trim shade trees near city wiring if owners fail to comply within five days per Ordinance No. 248. City work may be charged to owners, with legal action for costs, effective after publication. Includes local notices and community updates from Richfield and surrounding area.
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Marshfield
Board of Public Works
Water &Light Commission
City of
R. Connor
Vedder
Mill Creek Suits Him
By order of the Board of Public Montana not in Tt with Wisconsin Works Marshfield says Mr Seidel dated June 20 1914 8bte Mill Creek June 29 Chas Seidel returned from Montana last Wednesday beforehand Mr Seidel had that of lagating there but now he thinks that Wisconsin is still the best place Miss Minnie Ohm and Leonard Duchow spent Sunday evening at Martin Nelsons Casper Gallatin hauled hay to Marshfield last Monday Thus Horn and son Michael returned from Edgar last Wednesday Arthur Shultz is visiting Mr and Mrs Martin Nelson Chas Gaier is the owner of a Ford automobile Miss Caroline Wondrow has returned from Duluth to spend the sum
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Mill Creek
Chas. Seidel
Montana
Caroline Wondrow
Duluth
Richfield Notes On Local Moves And Storm Damage
Long service at Charles Dieter's drew a large gathering while the next meeting is set for Frank Beltons. Bert Omans and family relocated to Dorchester and will reside there. Sam Baum reports his barn nearly finished and the house ready for occupancy. A new south Richfield settler saw a windstorm blow down an under construction house. Albert Paulson and family visited neighbors Thursday evening. Ed Horgan of Marshfield was in town visiting.
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Charles Dieter
Frank Beltons
Bert Omans
Dorchester
Sam Baum
Albert Paulson
Ed. Horgan
Marshfield
Local Notes and Incidents From Spencer Community
The Spencer area reports slow hay making due to rain and poor crop yields. A large local crowd visited Marshfield for a big circus. Burglaries hit Guy Ingham’s jewelry shop last Thursday night with watches missing. A 10 year old suffered hand injuries from a dynamite cap explosion. Mrs. Bernard Hoey of Rib Lake visited and Claude Dyggart traveled to Boyd for a dance with relatives. The Ladies Aid will host a 25 cent Fourth of July dinner at the G. A. R. hall. Laura Crater enjoyed a brief vacation at McMillan and Marshfield. Emil Seifeldt of Indiana is visiting Spencer relatives.
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Marshfield
F. E. Sullivan
Madison
Spencer
Guy Ingham
John Frank
Soles
Bernard Hoey
Rib Lake Re
Ladies’ Aid Society
G. JA. R. Hell
Laura Crater
McMillan and Marshfield
Emil Seifeldt
Indiana
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Vietor
Bete
Arthur Finney
W. 5Th St
A. H. Flaig
Ingram Block
Eau Claire
A. L. Macfarlane
Nancy Coulthart
Nicodemus Elias
C. Miller
Robert O'Leary
Council Proceedings
the Times
Local Market Report
Timothy
Ing
Frank Henbest
Whitewater
Walters
George
California
Caae
M. L. Tuttle
Peter Seubert
Nasonville
Art Ewer
L. Butler
M. I. Tuttle
Lindsey
John Jenkins
Wm. Zemer
Mss Strong
Waukesha
Frank Heubert
George Plank
Lucy
Josephine David
Evanston
Wenzel David
I, Fleishman
Louis Bass
Ferdinand Feldt
L. N. Porter
J. Ross Porter
Richfield
New Lisbon
Ae Ross Porter
Hermione Martin
Wautoma Training School
A. J. Abbott
Jake Lenhert
Wm. Burhonp
Geo. Knapton
Sadie Williams
Mre
Victor Fisher
Uy Te Yun Yeeweeur
Board of Public
Wisconsin Works
Seidel
United ‘States
Bakers
Sexton’s
Ayers
Mrs. Bodle
Esther Etta
Loyal
J. R. Kuebnau
Unity
S. S. Damon Seth
Ashland
Claude Dyggart
Boyd
Harry Crosby
Verlard Richardson
Mayville
Weyman
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