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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1909

Page

13

Permanent granite pavement urged for Central avenue block

The Central avenue block between Third and Fourth streets proves durable after a severe winter and spring, supporting a push to extend paving from Fourth Street to the Northwestern depot this year. Citizens urge keeping dirt streets passable with a split log drag while replacing with permanent granite pavement over time. Violet named state flower after school vote, with wild rose a close contender. Mrs. Dora Brayman Hart dies of pneumonia at St Joseph’s hospital, leaves husband Charles W. Hart and two children, funeral at Humbird.

Central Avenue Third Fourth Street Gide Wausau

Death of Mrs. Seth Berg at 25 in Pittsville area

Mrs. Seth Berg aged 25 died at the home of Mr and Mrs H H Berg at 10:30 on Tuesday evening after months of dropsy. She leaves a husband and four year old son. Funeral services were held Friday at the Berg home and Presbyterian church. Guests included Miss Bertha Brown and Miss Anna Brown of Altoona and Mrs Albert Sanly of South Wayne. The obituary notes sympathy from many friends. Local interest mentions efforts to extend the Milwaukee and St Paul railway from Pittsville to this city to boost business and unlock the granite deposits and water power at Big Bull Falls. Pittsville merchants reportedly support the plan, offering right of way through Wood and Richfield, with only a short Cameron stretch remaining.

Seth Berg H. H. Berg H. A Berg Presbyterian Church Bertha and Anna Brown Altoona Albert Sanly South Wayne Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway Pittsville Big Bull Falls Pittsvile Wood Richfield Cameron Marshfield

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