Advertised Fire Insurance Payment Notice
Payment notice listing John A. Hoffman of Cranu Rapids Wisconsin and William T. Nobles of Grand Rapids Wisconsin as authors and payers for a fire related matter with a price of 2 dollars.
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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1916
Page
4
Payment notice listing John A. Hoffman of Cranu Rapids Wisconsin and William T. Nobles of Grand Rapids Wisconsin as authors and payers for a fire related matter with a price of 2 dollars.
A smoker at xt Monday evening kicks off a city bowling league as players boost attendance. Keaase alleys were tightened to date after last week’s results at Vanndont, with Slechley leading on high scores and Krause, Woodington, and Miller posting strong third place ties.
Fragmentary report notes tension over a proposed telephone line with farmers along the route subscribing for stock. Mentions individual John Galder of Neenah and an incident described as flipping a train, with unclear context and dates.
A price of two dollars is authorized and to be paid by Joseph Wher Jo whose address is Cand Rap.
Paid advertisement notice reads Chas Braske of Port Edwards Wisconsin asks recipients to pay via fax. The fragment mentions a widress and location but provides minimal context or legitimacy details.
A special council meeting chaired by Mayor A G Felker accepted the Ray Claire Cast Stone Construction work on the north side paving. The body approved paying the full balance minus 10 percent held for five years or until a maintenance bond is provided, and authorized Certificates and Improvement bonds after work completion. Discussion touched a proposed septic tank. no action taken. Field Marshal French warned England that an invasion of the island is a real possibility.
Wisconsin voters face a call to assess Governor Philipp as critics charge him with favoring railroads and corporations while failing to meet pledges from his 1912 campaign. The piece cites tax increases, reduced highway aid, Ackley water power land deals, and life insurance tax cuts as evidence, and questions his willingness to answer voters on key issues.
J J McDonald owner offers farm sale at West Bakersville Street Marshfield on Thursday November 9 1916 at 1 pm. Included are 20 dairy cows, 16 Holstein heifers bred to a registered Holstein bull, 1 registered Holstein bull, 3 Jersey cross sons, 20 pigs, brood mare, three light work horses, oats straw, two farm wagons, milk wagon and buggy, farm machinery, eight animals too old to work, and retirement sale of farm. Farm also for sale.
State Treasurer Johnson reports railroads have practically completed the last half of their 1936 tax totaling nearly 22.4 million dollars. Sim I. Caro, once of Milwaukee and 12 years owner of Pine Forest resort in Price County, is dead.
If you are troubled with sour stomach you should eat slowly and mash your food thoroughly then take one of Chamberlains Tablets immediately after supper Obtainable everywhere
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