Municipal Election Polling Places and Schedule 1907
The voting places for all wards are in Marshfield city hall in specified rooms. Polls open at 6 a.m. The city clerk M G Fleckenstein certifies the nominees of the parties for the April 2 1907 municipal election, based on papers on file, dated Marshfield Wisconsin March 19 1907.
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Srd
Vivsu
SE Weiser Pe Uli
M. G. Fleckenstein
Marshfeld
Wood County
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Wis
Wool County
Belog
Two Children Killed In Accidental Railway Crush
Fernie Arndt nine and Ernest Anderson twelve died last Saturday at Maplehurst when logs rolled on them while they searched for gum at Squaw Creek Lumber Co. Their bodies were recovered with no intact torsos. Parents Fred and Etta Arndt buried their son in Loyal, where he had lived previously. Gus Anderson and his wife buried their boy with relatives west of here. Mor Osgood, who knew the children, had warned them to stay off the rails.
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Fernie Arndt
Ernest Anderson
Squaw Creek
Loyal
Gus Anderson
Dakota
Maplehurst
Mor Osgood
Granton News
Whistlers Effective Addition to the Peacock Room
American artist James A. Whistler faced a delayed payment after painting the famed Peacock Room. When patron Leyland refused the bill, Whistler returned in studio clothes and completed a hidden touch, showing a peacock gripping gold coins. Leyland later paid in full and offered extra if the claw work was restored.
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Whistler
James A. MacNeill Whistler
London
Mr. Leyland
Town Killers Listed In Seven Branches
Town killers are classified into seven branches including shoppers away from town, lovers of quiet over push and business, those who imagine ownership of the town, deriders of public spirited men, opponents of anything not from themselves, and those who seek to protect an individual’s credit and reputation. Buy meats at Wenzel and Wenzel for the market’s best, clean and sanitary.
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Wenzel & Wenzel's
Girl Escapes Wildcat During Arizona Dust Storm
On a southern Arizona ranch I rode through a dust storm and sought shelter. A wildcat leapt from a mesquite clump, yowling and lunging as I fled. A second scream drew me down and the cat lay on its back after a hit by an arrow. Four rabbit-hunting Indians later informed the Chicago Tribune.
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Arizona
Chicago Tribune
Foley's Honey and Tar Not Affected by Pure Food Law
Sexton Bros announce Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
Sexton Bros
Where Ina Would Be and the Rainy Day Carpet Demand
A woman recalls asking the janitor after eight to remove a rainy day carpet and lay a clean one for expected company. He refused, she called the house owner, who has not yet responded. She fears consequences for her standing in the household if the owner fails to act.
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New York Press
Mother Gray's Powdered Cure Promises Urgent Relief
In a dated testimonial style notice, Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children are advertised as a remedy used by a New York nurse at the Children's Home. It claims to ease feverishness stomach issues teething disorders regulate bowels and destroy worms, with over 30,000 testimonials and a sample offered free. Available from Allen S. Olmsted in Le Roy New York for 25 cents.
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Gray
New York
Allen S. Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Marshfield Municipal Election Notice of April 1907
The notice announces a Wisconsin Senate county and Marshfield municipal election on April 1, 1907. Polls open 7 AM at city hall wards one through six with designated offices for each ward. Names of candidates for mayor, justice, supervisors and aldermen are listed with wards and placements.
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Bo Pur
Marsufield
Marshfield
Cath
Pees Anne
Justice of Peace
Fred W.thuss
Jacob Specht
Fred R. Pollard
Inney
Oscar G. Lindemann
Fred Seehafer
F. O Ray
A. F. Mercer
Frank A. Noll
Senate of Wisconsin
Waud
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Lane
Mt.Charles Hotel
Ciy Hall
Milwaukee
St. Charles
Gt. Charits Hotel
Mvs
Marshfield Steam Laundry
South Central Ave
Normington Bros. Proprietors
Bboon
Shoop
Statronicnens
H. Fletcher
Republican
jChas
Hatn—nonp
Chas. Habn—naonp
City Cieck
Town Killers
Mother Gray
Ausisco
Chus
Haut
Piserman
Risat
Fred W. Cael
Jacob Specat
Amcripan
Howard Soper R. Pollard
I. E. Finney
Lindemann
Fred Sechater
Fred
Ray
Wee
Frank A. Nails
Be. My Deming
Joan Lath
Michal Juno
Wagner
Bua Avene
Salu
Ee Ee
Marahteid
MG. Saas ‘bin, Y Clerk
Jsood
McConnon & Company
Winona, Minn
City Dray
Mansion House
N. A. Nielsen
Uneeda
National Biscuit Company
Vocalinos
Steinway
Everett
Steck
Behr Brothers
Starr
Harvard
Richmond
Jewett and Edmund
Ram Planys
Mason & Hamlin
Farrand
Estey
Aeolian
Steinway Hall
Grand Avenue
Maple City
Wisi
Maple City Soap Works
Monmouth
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