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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1901

Page

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Contagion Fears After Two Tuberculosis Cases InStock

Dr. W. Powell detects two tuberculosis cases among farm animals near Horas and Arpin. State Veterinarian Roberts orders the infected cow killed, costing owner John Paine one third of the animal's $35 value. Glanders found in a pair of horses owned by John Sturm, with precautions to prevent spread.

John Paine Powell B.D. Roberts Janesville Arpin Uva John Sturm Illinoigast Arpia

Tramps Involved In Assault On Young Men

A Wisconsin city incident reports six tramps beating two young men, Willie Marth and David Thussent, after a drinking outing near the Wisconsin Central water tank. Marth loses $2.25, suffers severe bruising, and the assailants are jailed. Police, led by Chief Gerwing, subdue the group and charge John Kennedy and Thomas Lenning with aggravated assault and theft. Hearing postponed to Saturday morning for district attorney prosecution.

Peale Os Piheu Gerwing Rampa Fale Len Willie Marth David Thussent Chippens Falls Wisconsin Central Chestnut Streat Marth Ater Standard Oil Vine Street Russeen Nels Anderson Gerwing Henry Kreisch Vhe Tond Og Ho John Kennedy Thomas Lenning Udge Andrews

County Board Elects Jano Chairman In Grand Rapids Meeting

County supervisors met in an extra session at Grand Rapids court house for routine business. John Jano of the Sixth ward won the chair 19 to 16 over J W Cochran with B P Arpin absent. Committees were named including Finance Equalization Delinquent Taxes and more, with readings on petitions from several towns.

County Band of Supervisors Court House Grand Rapids John Jano Jano Wall Nearogl B. P.arpin KH. S. Renne James K. P. Hiles J.D. Witter B. P. Muchler Pater Mallen Theodore W. Brizeau Geo. T. Rowland A. B. Cotey F. Muchler William Scout Willam Hooper W. J. Conway James Tallant Harry Thoring E. O. Ayers Henry Peckhelm County Poor Farm County Poor Act Sounty John Rausch John Mer Davish Chios Johnson Wm. J. Conway James K.P. Hives Barta Iualelicy W. Cochran Whew W. Brozowu Saramex Port Edwards Rudolph Cary Lincoln

Death of Freoklin Babcock After Shell Explosion Injury

Freoklin Babcock died at St. Josephs hospital after being injured by a shell explosion weeks earlier. A fragment lodged in her chest as she was treated at Riverside hospital in Wausau. Her body was prepared for burial by Remba and Sturm and sent to Mauston.

Les Freoklin Babcock St. Joseph’s Hospital Riverside Hospital Wausau Remba & Sturm Mauston

Formation of Baseball Association Plans State League Team

A meeting at the Thomas House elected W P Herdie president B L Reese treasurer and John A Thomas secretary manager to organize a state league baseball team newly granted to Thomas Funding grows with over 500 promised and donations flowing The Appleton meeting aligned managers and revised the schedule with games set across May June and July featuring teams from Marshfield Wausau Oshkosh Kaukauna Milwaukee and Appleton.

John A. Thomas Thomas House Thomas Hag League Maoacers Appleton B.D. Underwood Wausau John Coppes Kaukauna R. Pause Ushkosh Tom Farley Marshfield Milwaukee Oshkosh Marshfeld Marshield Wausap Kaukauna '0 Wanaae Wahkosh Wausia

Roddis Veneer Opens Large Northern Wisconsin Timber Tract

Roddis Veneer completes purchase of a 7 000 acre timber tract eight miles east of Glidden Wisconsin containing 80 000 000 feet of standing timber. The land, untouched since early government grants, will supply veneer and lumber operations with rail access via a Glidden spur. The company plans logging, possibly building a rail line, and shipping part of the timber to the Marshfield plant, boosting local industry and employment.

Roddis Veneer Company Brest Wisconsin Glidden Roddis Company Medford Upham Company Ruddis Company Aail Europe Eleuther

Bay Plays Truant Missing Boy Reported by Brother

Charlie Daul of Regellville reports to Capt Gorman that his fourteen year old brother Jesse Daul has been missing from home since last Thursday. The boy left in working clothes and was last seen walking toward nearby villages. Parents concern for safety. Charlie searched local villages then traveled to Wausau. police are seeking the truant, doubting he has come to the city.

Charlie Daul Regellville Gorman Night Force Jesse Daul Charlie Wausau

Banquet Tonight At Marshfield Armory For Ladies Travel Club

The knowal banquet of the Ladies Travel Class, Marshfield’s social highlight, will be held at the armory this evening. Guests receive from 8:30. A banquet will follow served by a charming group under WT Giles, with PT Tuck guiding the orchestra. Music will accompany a feast described as a feast of creason and a flaw of soul.

Marshfield Giles Tuck Musi Creason

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