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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1910
Page
6
A Wood County voter notice from a candidate for District Attorney pledges to devote full time to the office, oversee expenses of criminal proceedings and welfare costs, and protect public interests against private gains. He asserts the DA should examine county accounts with the county board's approval, and to work in the courthouse during business hours unless needed elsewhere.
A local jewellry store showcases new talking machines and records with a full range of supplies. Drew visits to hear the latest Bird Class machines and explore records available for purchase.
Mrs Urania Young died at her daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Charles Marbes home last week Tuesday after a five week illness from age related decline. Burial Friday at St Pauls Evangelical church with Rev Fleer of Stevens Point. born Wittenberg Germany August 31 1829 came to America 1847. Lived in Lockport Penn then Grafton Wis before moving to Marshfield six weeks ago to be with daughter. Attendees from out of town included Mr and Mrs Johns Bower Milwaukee Mr and Mrs Martin Young Chicago and Anton Herzinger Sheboygan. Also lists various local events and notices. Lassie Warner 13 killed by accidental gun discharge while hunting real Stanley last Sunday. Salary ad and poultry remedies note follow.
The Times reports W A Powers has canvassed five rural mail routes from the city, recording names of heads of families, wives first names, all residents aged fifteen plus, and farm sizes. The five routes cover over 1200 homes and about 6000 people within fifteen miles of Marshfield. The directory aims for detailed indexing and will hold significant statistical value.
F Peldt has captured six raccoons. Paul Hagen finished his house last week. F Sullivan left Saturday for the southern Starr. Willie Hansen will move into a Hagens house soon. A Scheider broke a rib while spotting a cow in a stanchion last week. Johnnie Esser received a gold watch Sunday from Ed Dix. The Republican Rally drew few attendees. Mil waukee Moler Barber College seeks men to join, offering inducements and a short term, with a free catalogue by request.
Notice in Weed County Court In Probate Wisconsin Wood County shows Angelina Murz seeks probate of Gerhart Marx with hearing scheduled November 29 1910 at 10 A M in Grand Rapids. Court orders publication for three weeks in Marshfield Times to inform interested parties and support the appraisal and final account of Amelia Hyde estate later in December.
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