Notice of General City Election in Marshfield Wisconsin
Office of City Clerk Marshfield Wisconsin May 20 1805 announces a municipal election to be held April 2 1805 with voters electing a Mayor City Clerk City Treasurer Municipal Judge Assessor Justice two constables one Supervisor and one Alderman from each ward Polls open 9 oclock to noon and close at sundown at several halls around the city including Wiried Hall Central Avenue Harirs Hall Lohner Hall Wieland Store Building Fitch Ward Council room Little Ward Juno Hall Central Avenue.
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The City Convention Chooses Strong Ticket After Adjournment
Republicans in a city hall delegate convention faced disappointment over a GOP ticket. The meeting named credentials and adjourned to a later hour, then reconvened and nominated a strong slate for mayor clerk treasurer assessor municipal judge and Justices with names including John F. Gol Fred Sonnaunen Els Renn P. A. Williams G A Luplent W Bogerbrecht C Wharfield and several constables along with a party committee.
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Jos. Trommel
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G. A. Luplent
W. Bogerbrecht
Route Agents Pleased As Order To Move Shelved
Postal workers in the Northwest express relief that General Sujit’s plan to force route agents to live on their assigned lines was blocked by Congress. The order would have required homes to be sold and families relocated by May 15, threatening workers with transfers across states like Wisconsin Minnesota Dakota and Montana. Congress attached a rider revoking the move to the postal appropriation bill.
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Burkhard Rothenberger Dies at 82 in Wayne Town
Burkhard Rothenberger father of John Rothenberger from Rock Wayne Washington county died at his son Christ's home last Friday evening. He was 82, born 1813 in St Gallen Switzerland and came to the U.S. in 1848 settling in Wayne where he resided. Survived by widow and ten children five sons and five daughters. Funeral held Monday at 2 pm with interment near Baptist church cemetery two miles north of Wayne Center. Rev Stein officiated. Large gathering testified to his numerous friends and relatives.
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Switzerland
Baptist Church
Wayne Center
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Thau
Ditto the pug dies at the executive mansion
The State Journal reports Gov. Upham’s pug Ditto was found dead at the executive mansion after poisoning. A prior dog in Gilman street and other local canines faced similar fates. The note mentions Gov. Peck’s dogs also suffering poisonings and calls for protection on Gilman street.
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the State Journal
Fragmentary Tax Notice From 19th Century Ledger
Readable fragments show tax related items including disbursements for printing, hand labor, and rental fund. Mentions levy by levies and payments dated April 19 and October 10. Contains stray references to departments, guards, and various charged items.
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Our Aim This Week Impressive Patterns and Styles
The article invites out of town shoppers to admire the magnificence and beauty of patterns styles and colorings shown this week. It emphasizes impressing readers and highlighting fashion details to attract customers to view offerings.
Tariff Changes Allow Deeper Price Cuts in Dry Goods Trade
A recent tariff adjustment enables merchants to offer goods at unprecedentedly low prices. The move promises relief for shoppers and could intensify competition among dry goods retailers as import costs decrease and inventory restocks proceed.
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Dental Ave
North Side
City Sample Rooms
Marsnfield, Wis
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Mother Hubbard
Dong
Sheerin & Williams
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