Marshfield Council Hears Apportionment of Taxes and Library Plan
The Marshfield council met in regular session to review county tax apportionment and consider library funding. Officials discussed gate and bell systems at gates, proposed a special fund for library needs, and authorized a study by a committee. A road contract was awarded to Nels Jobo for 80 dollars, and a county equalization dispute prompted the city attorney to seek a circuit judge appointment of commissioners for a fair valuation review. The meeting adjourned to March 15.
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Wisconsin Omlitien
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Bella Fortes
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Seysipt
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Richfield Road
Gosling
Wis
Wy Hy Lake
Omaha
Yury Qumimistea
County Bourdon
Board of Equalization
Datention
Marshfield
Essar
Marsufield
Ussay
Countty Board
MG. Fleckenstein
Roddis
G.pors
Rucklis
Utorgey
County of Wand
Board of
Cent Property
Wisconsin
Wreck near Pittsville injures several on train
A passenger and freight train on the Arpit branch between Pittsville and Arpin derailed two miles from Pittsville Friday. A lumber car jumped the track causing the coach to derail and overturn. Several passengers were aboard with one man in precarious condition. Injured include Laren Shumway and his wife, Frank Stith, Covey, and others.
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Arpin
Arpit
St Pratt
Pitusville
Ibst
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Thy
Frank Stith
Covey
Railroad Wreck Injures Local Company Staff
Brakeman Fred Wright and passengers suffer injuries in a wreck involving the FiTault-Kampa Mercantile delivery party. Mr. Shumway receives $100 from the company for himself and wife, and losses include a pocket-book with $11. Others sustained varying injuries with limited detail. Loren Shumway Jr. works for the delivery force. Covey faced job prospects affected by the accident. The Arpin branch is described as a small railroad with potential for a major wreck.
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Fred Wright
Smith
Shumway
Loren Shumway Jr
FiTault-Kampa Mercantile Company
Pursville
Covey
Marshchald Stave Company
Arpin
Forty Hours Devotion at St John’s Church Schedule
The Forty Hours devotion will be held at St John’s Church on Sunday Monday and Tuesday March 10 11 and 12 with Mass litany expositions and sermons in English and German. A procession and benediction follow the German and English services each day. Confessions are heard Saturday and Sunday mornings and evenings. Rev Bisen will be assisted by several ushers during the devotion.
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St. John's Church
Soverin
Wise v
Bisen
Rice Lake Club House Plans Unveiled for Spring Build
The Marsh field Good Night Fish and Gun club building committee met at the Woodline to accept plans for a new clap house on Rice Lake’s historic sands this spring. Designed by Mess d Brackabder, the modern exterior features split bamboo shingles and a cork birch interior with hand crafted furniture. A wall picture will depict a duck drawing water from a Champaaue river, and the club offers a 2000 reward to any local farmer who raises a game duck.
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Marshfield
Good Night Fish and Gun Club
Woodline
Rice Lake
D& Brackabder
Champaaue
Agent Riggs to Leave Wisconsin Central Station Agent
H P Riggs longtime Wisconsin Central station agent here will become extra dispatcher in Fou du Lac division office, starting early next week. Promotion reflects strong record. Mr Higgs and Mrs Higgs will relocate to a suitable new home. Bogg�s successor in charge here will be H C Prost of Waupaca, a practical experienced business man.
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H. P. Riggs
Wisconsin Central Company
Fou du Lac
C. Prost
Waupaca
Boggs
Creamery Planned Near McMillan by Koch and Reeboer
Julius Koch and Fred G. Reeboer near McMillan form a creamery company to operate at the former cheese factory site one mile south of McMillan. The building will be converted, machinery purchased in Lake Mills, and work to convert the plant will begin soon as arrangements finalize. Both partners are experienced cheese and butter men, targeting a creamery amid a dense farming and dairy district.
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Julius ©. Koch
Fred G. Reeboer
McMillan
Company
Koch Dow
Mr. Rechner
Lake Mills
Srm
Veneer Shipped Abroad by Roddis Veneer Company
Roddis Veneer shipped a car load of veneer to Havre France last week and recently sent a similar consignment to Hamburg. The foreign market is growing in importance and long shipments are drawing attention in Marshfield business circles. The company is preparing specimens for the Pan American Exposition at Buffalo and plans to engage more in international trade.
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Roddis Veneer Company
Havre
France
Vais
Hamburg
Urede
Notice to Tax-payers of Marshffield Tax Roll Return
Notice to Tax-payers the tax roll of Marshffield will be returned to the Wood County treasurer on March 15 1901 all taxes unpaid by that date will be delinquent J C Dorpar County Treasurer
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Wood County
J. C. Dorpar
Immense Stock of Baits at Marshfield Stive Company
The Marshfield stive company ends its purchasing season with the largest stock ever, filling every piling space and woods still holding large quantities. The plant holds seven to eight thousand cords of bolts and about fifteen hundred cords undelivered, enough to run the mill at full capacity day and night all summer, signaling a lively season ahead. The shave factory stands as a major local employer driving prosperity for the city and surrounding county.
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Marshfield Stive Company
Surveyors Work Extends Greenwood Branch Route
Wisconsin Central surveyors press on with the Greenwood branch extension toward Baisman. They face a swamp crossing challenge but expect to finish soon, enabling early trading operations. In Rock James town, James Urd and Mattia Marshall wed with a small, intimate reception and a party of relatives nearby.
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Wisconsin Cental
Greenwood
Baisman
Hug
Rock James 'Urd
Mattia Marshall
Tev. B.A. Mee Kloney
Elly Rowland
Everett. Poursall
Travel Class Meetings Draw Crowded Attendance
Travel class meetings attract steady turnout with talks by Mrs. Young on a brief history of the Duiely Nation 1595 to 1621 and Mrs. Vuilmar on the Grandeur of the Mutoh Republic. Other programs include Mascara of the Seventeenth Century by Mrs. Rowe and notes from Irving.
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Irving
Duiely
Young
Vuilmar
Mra. Rowe
Drafta Sold On As Points In The United States
Fragmentary text notes misread phrases about draft routes between the United States and Europe and mentions rent boxes and terms. Limited legible content prevents a clear event, person, or organization.
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