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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1913
Page
3
A political column argues that the Sherman Antitrust Act is out of date and harmful, praising home dealers and mail order houses as checks on trusts. It warns that prosecutions let trusts reorganize and burden the public, urging repeal and a new law suited to modern conditions.
A petition to abolish the city light and water Commission and move duties to the board of public works will be presented to Marshfield's mayor and common council at the April meeting. Signed by F. J. Deckert and others from various wards, the document was drafted under Alderman Adam Guckenberger, who consulted legal counsel on his aldermanic rights before circulating it.
The High school selects student staff to produce the 1913 annual The Tiger. Oscar Lindow is Editor-in Chief with Miss Van Zandt as Faculty Representative and Inez Nott as Literary Editor. Associate editors include Leah Laemtz Angela Pinion Maryrose Mertle Mairye Arnold and Charles Haasl. Sections cover Boys and Girls Athletics Debate Oratory Declamp and Calendar.
A man and a woman arrested together near a Central Avenue saloon on Wednesday night were fined $10 plus costs in Municipal Court on Thursday for a light charge of drunkenness and disorderly conduct. Officer Jacob Kuntz made the arrest.
The Natwick Electric Co of Marshfield, organized by Frank Natwick of Grand Rapids, will open two Marshfield stores by April 61 offering electrical supplies for home and business. They purchased remaining stock from the Water, Electric Light and Power office and leased the Kleinheinz building on South Central Ave for display and storage. The firm will handle all electrical contracting, wiring and engineering with expert staff, and will provide local service alongside Natwick interests in Stevens Point and Grand Rapids.
The S Miller Fruit company plans a modern warehouse on North Depot street west of Chestnut street replacing the burned Soo right of way facility near Cedar street. Construction will begin once ground frost ends and the new site will offer greater capacity at lower cost than the destroyed building.
Paid notice from Hugo Wegener of Marshfield Wisconsin announces candidacy for reelection to the office of Municipal Judge. Includes price and authorization statement and candidate details.
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