Andrew Jackson the frontier hero and nation builder
The article narrates Andrew Jackson’s rise from frontier Tennessee to national leadership. It highlights his early life near the Cumberland, service in Congress and the Senate, his wartime leadership at New Orleans, his presidency, battles against the Bank of the United States, tariff disputes, and his enduring legacy as a civic symbol of democracy and national unity. It emphasizes his democratic, independent spirit and duty to country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
George Washington
Republic
South Carolina
Andrew Jackson
Cumberland
State of
Tennessee
Senate
Jefferson
Jackson
West
Cincinnatus
Ivan
Trefer
New Orleans
Colossus
Bank of the United States
John C. Calhouy
United States Army
Carnival Queen Mystery And Local Social Roundup
The village buzzes over who will be Carnival Queen as a weekly band concert goes tonight. Notices list guests visiting from Milwaukee and Fond du Lac, bank staff changes, and a mix of local travels, weddings, showers, and a postponed ice cream social. A drought shower improved streets, train delays due to a derailed engine near Cherry Street, census work, and a tongue in cheek correction about copperhead snakes appear among diverse local items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Sexton
Écom
Royal Neighbors of America
Hall
Northwestern
Cherry Street
Wausat
Presbyterian Church Service Times and Theme List
Church notices for Motes Presbyterian Church on Sunday June 18. Morning service at 7:30 followed by Bible school at 12 noon. PSCE prayer meeting at 6:45 with theme Minor Moralities Ep 4:25-32. Evening service at 7:45 with theme The Life of Victory. Pastor Rev J F Young extends cordial invitation.
Sidewalk Ordinance for Marshield City
The city council orders sidewalks on designated streets and frontages per owner parcels. It specifies 5 foot sidewalks, 4 by 4 inch crossbeams, 3 braces, and a plan for construction by August 1, 1895 with levy to owners to pay costs. prohibits sidewalks across alleys or street crossings and sets effective date on publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City
Marshield
Agour
Norv Depot
Iol
Arly Batt
Chestnut Street
St. Joseph's Etreck
Scomiut
Western Avenue
Tow
Adlers
Pine Street
Bidek al. Spruce
Noreh
Pinekal
Job
Park Avenue
Maple Street
Central Avenue
Ensr
Cedar Street
Lore
Amd
F. Cherry Street
F. W. Toham
Lote & and
Omaha Land Company
South Depot Street
Mentreat
Ath Street
Central Arenas
Hori
Summit Street
Nouth
Strat
Richfield Road
Wisconsin Stoutius
Jour A. Hoffman
Pleckenstein
Clee
City ordinance repeals 210 and fixes street lines
The mayor and council of Marshall enact an ordinance repealing 210 and fixing street lines. It details terrace construction along streets crossing Central Avenue, the private property frontage, funding by the property owner, and penalties if not built. The measure becomes effective upon passage and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ommon Counuil
Cily
Marshield
Toliows
Central Avenue
Constal
Lee
Servie
Board of Public Works
Notte Se Toda
Jude
Joun A. Hoppman
M.G. Poeckunstate
Foreclosure Sale Notice by Wood County Sheriff
A translated bank statement notes a foreclosure action in Wisconsin Circuit Court Wood County with G W Henderson as plaintiff and defendants including Krier Kok Company and R Canner Company. The sheriff announces sale of Lot 4 1 and Lot 5 13 in block B of H A Latheop’s addition to Mardfield to satisfy judgment. Sale date July 29 16 at 10 AM at the city hall front door Biasehuela.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Wisconsin
Woodounty
G. W. Henderson
Plaintit,ry
Thomas Ewer
Seshater, Krier & Kok Company
R. Canner Company
Wood County
Wisconsin
Biasehuela
H. A. Latheop
Mardbield
Woodwod
W.E. Little
Sherif
Wood Courty
Louth Thompson
PLA
Williams and Andrews & Rugh
Atzyn
First National Bank of Marshfield Wisconsin Financial Statement
A historical bank report details First National Bank Marshfield Wisconsin resources and liabilities. It lists loans and discounts, deposits, capital stock, surplus, profits, and a large emphasis on reserve requirements and national bank notes backed by the U.S. Treasury. The document states total assets and liabilities, with figures reflecting deposits from about three thousand people and owners among Marshfield’s business community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Ne Ol Mes
Miwau
Chlestia
New York
Oureneek Reces
Maldoy
Omoun Eia EO Sass
United States
U.S
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C. H. Grundy
Tomahawk
Hiram
Ivo Wright
First National Bank
Messener
Katie Donovan
Milwaukee
Geo. A. Seubert
H.C. Koenig
Or. W. Sheerie
Mrs. Shearin
Bau Claire
W. L. Benedict
Mrs. Drummond
Fond Bu Lac
Chas. Hartman
Arcadia
W.M Hartman
Charles Browning
State of Washington
Hannah Garsegner
Cameron
J. Schneller
Orr Foster
Grace
Marshall, Mixn
C. B. Arnold
Greenwood
H. A. Lathrop
Frank Lueckenbach
LaCrosse
The
Catholic Order of Foresters
Tocal Court
Bernice Johnson
Grand Rapids
Emmagene Hayward
Mattie Powers
Fleckenstein
Robert Schroeder
Wis
C. F. Colff
Bros
Mechaite
J. L. Reese
Marshfield
Reypannes
Carrongy
Attealpzad
Expisitod Ag
Basilst Yanderstood
Mugre Ihen
National Bank
Gore
Lee Eer
David Wereld
DR. Bell
Reva
Minnesota
Dakota
Banner Mills
Tiffault
KAMPS
New Clothing Store
Carney
Williams
Oshkosh
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