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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1910
Page
6
A reflection on Bojljeau’s unity of action time and place and a quirky note about Dickinson in Missouri district affairs. The piece references a horse disease book and a humorous line about sending a horse, illustrating period literary and local curiosities.
A report from Electrical Review and Western Electrician describes a method where a trolley line along White River is tapped to supply current. An end of the wire is placed in the water to stun fish, which are then netted. The trolley company native groups and a game warden seek to halt the practice.
Foreclosure sale announced in Wood County Wisconsin on September day 1850 as per judgment forfeit deed. Mortgagee authorizes sale of described real estate at public auction to highest bidder. Property lies in town ranges and contains government survey tracts with stated acreages and boundaries. Sheriff and attorney oversee proceedings dated July 10 1910.
Notice details a foreclosure sale in Wood County at the Arpin post office front door on September 1 2 0. The sale follows a May 29 1909 judgment for Edwin J Hahn against Albert Larmour Mary Larmour Joseph Henning Eva Benning Mary Drum and John Tilloten. Property described as the N half of the SW quarter the NW quarter of the SE quarter in section 6 town 24 north range 4 west containing about 68.6 acres with buildings and improvements. Sheriff Michael Griffin signs, HAUN attorney.
The Board of Public Works adopts a sidewalk replacement resolution for abutting property owners on a named street. Owners must remove and replace defective sidewalks within ten days or the board will undertake the work and bill the cost to the property owners. The notice is published in the official paper per city charter.
The Board of Public Works resolves defective sidewalks along Central Ave and adjacent lots. Owners must remove and replace with 12 foot cement sidewalks within ten days of service or publication, or the city will perform the work at owner expense per 1907 statutes.
Art price notes Franz Hals Portrait of a Woman selling at a New York sale for 137 000 with Henry C Frick reportedly paying over 140 000 placing the work in his Fifth Avenue residence. The portrait shows an elderly woman in a black gown holding a Bible while seated beside a high backed chair. The canvas measures 44 by 45 inches and the report styles this as a landmark sale reflecting the art market’s reach.
Develop Resources of Panama reports that California capitalists have purchased about 100000 acres on the Wayano river in the Republic of Panama for roughly $175,000. The tract is described as rich in timber and other resources, and a distillery and a large sawmill are planned to be erected.
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