Youthful Drivers Under Law Ban in Wisconsin
Wisconsin enforces a minimum driving age of sixteen for cars and motorcycles starting January 1. The annual auto regulations bulletin notes city and village speed limits capped at 15 mph, rural limits at 25 mph, plate transfers for 50 cents, and dealer license fees rising to 10 dollars with four plate sets. A Black River Falls ruling states towns bear no liability for road conditions causing vehicle damage if roads are maintained for ordinary traffic. E Johnson of Chippewa Falls was fined after burning his car on straw-covered road.
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Wisconsin
Secretary of the State
Stanley Republican
James O'Neill
Black River Falls
E. Johnson
Chippewa Falls
Alma
Jackson County
Many New Cars Arriving in Town in 1914
The Hub City Auto Co lists arrivals of five passenger Overlands for local buyers including Ald H R Bubarick E C Martin Spencer and others across Marshfield area. New Fords sold to Dr J B Vedder H F Roehrig Arpin and more. A Garford truck sold to Louis Phahning will be driven from Milwaukee by Harry McDonald.
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Marshfield
Hub City Auto Company
Ald
H. R. Buabrick
E. C. Martin
Spencer
Mr. Leatherdale
Loyal
J. B. Lowe
Neillsville
Knorr & Raus
Fred Bee S
J. L. Rheinhardt
W. T. Pond
D. A. Kailans
E. F. Rafferty
William Hipke
Dr. Hipke
Wegner
C. E. Blodgett
Lang & Sharmann
Castoria Beara signature of Chas A Flatcher
An old notice promotes Castoria Beara as the signature product of Chas A Flatcher, claimed to be in use for over thirty years and the kind you have always bought.
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Castoria Beara
Chas
Well Known Couple Bares Baumer Zilk Marriage
Miss Theresa Zilk and Mr. John Baumer wed Tuesday morning at St. John's Catholic Church with Rev. Joseph F. Volz officiating. The couple, planning a Milwaukee trip after a wedding breakfast, will reside at 504 West B street.
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Theresa Zilk
Joseph Zilk
John Baumer
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joseph F. Volz
Anna Zilk
Miss Mary Baumer
Miss Theresa. Metz
Leo Baumer
Porter Child Claimed By Tragic Train Incident
Claire W Porter Jr Tantanera of Claire W Porter Tr son of Mr and Mrs Claire W Harter Westboro took place Monday afternoon at three oclock services by Rev Dix Spencer for Rev A J Coran ill Interment Hillside cemetery Child youngest of six sons died on Soo line train last Monday night while parents escorted him to Marshfield for treatment Survived by parents and brothers James John Kenneth Laurie and Lincoln Formerly lived Richfield moved to Westboro last year where Porter runs a creamery business
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Tantanera
Claire W. Porter
Claire W. Harter
Westboro
Dix
Spencer
A.J. Coran
Hillside Cemetery
Soo Line
Marshfield
James
John
Kenneth
Laurie
Lincoln
Richfield
Porter
Mrs Christian Bork Dies at 78 in Marshfield
Mrs Christian Bork died Friday at her East Fourth street home from yellow jaundice. Survived by husband four sons William Fred Herman Ferdinand Hopp of Marshfield one daughter Mrs Charles Wichmann Green Bay one sister Mrs Gustie Schroeder. Funeral Monday at Immanuel Lutheran Church conducted by Rev L Th Thom. The notice also includes cleaning tips for windows using dry cloth and alcohol or ammonia.
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Christian Bork
East Fourth Street
William
Fred
Herman
Ferdinand Hopp
Marshfield
Charles Wichmann
Green Bay
Brillion
Gustie Schroeder
Immanuel's Lutheran Church
L. Th. Thom
Barber Shop Inspection Spars With Graft and Gloomy Forecast
The Madison Democrat condemns barber inspections as a sham and graft. Inspectors charge proprietors and barbers for blue verification cards, delivering a hollow audit with no actual improvement. It argues local health officials should enforce cleanliness rather than this statewide, fee driven system.
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The
Madison Democrat
State Barbers’ Board
Commonwealth
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Rockford
E. F. Mechler
Baumer—Zilk
Claire W. Porter JR
KODAK
Eastman
W. A. Liese
L & R Flyer
Kestel Bros. Company
Marshfield Music House
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