Roddis Veneer Factory Expands With New 3-Story Addition
The Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company completes a three story addition covering 323 by 108 feet. The new wing houses shipping, splicing, and a dry room with a large elevator. Output includes mahogany and quartered oak veneers sold nationwide and to Europe, with France and Germany as major markets. The plant, founded 14 years ago by A. K. Hatteberg and later led by W. H. Roddis, now employs 159 men and operates a Park Falls sawmill with logging railroad. expected log cut exceeds 10,000,000 feet plus 100,000 cedar posts and 20,000 telephone poles.
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Roddis Lumber and Veneer Company
Laschinski
United States
Maine
California
Canada
France
Germany
Australia
Roddis Company
A. K. Hatteberg
W.H. Roddis
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W. H. Roddis
Hamilton Roddis
Leo Schoenhafen
Una Dow
Alma Vanderhoof
Herman Kehrbert
Gus “Aschinski
Joseph Himmel
Frank Stauss
RK. Steffen
Fred Baumbach
Ernst Schoenherr
Christ Witt
Jos, Himmel
Gus Laschinski
Herman Kehlerberg
Matt Schuster
Richard Kruthoff
Frank Weinfurther
Christ
Central Wisconsin State Fair Association Heads To Close
Hon. C. J. Morrison will serve the remainder of his term as president of the Central Wisconsin State Fair association. The group is ready to close the year and pay premiums soon. Officers will complete terms in February and place the association in good condition by then.
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C. J. Morrison
Central Wisconsin State Fair Association
Williams Named General Agent for Wisconsin South
Debs J. Williams, formerly deputy state factory inspector and a Wisconsin Equitable Life agent, has joined National Life Insurance of Montpelier Vermont as general agent for southern Wisconsin with HQ in Milwaukee. He rose quickly, securing top prizes in Equitable’s quarterly contests and earning recognition from managers. active in Hoo Hoo, Milwaukee Athletic Club, and local business circles.
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Debs J. Williams
Wisconsin
Equitable Life Assurance Society
National Life Insurance Company
Montpelier
Mack Black
Thil
Equitable Company
Michigan
W. E. Ten Broeck
Williams
Agett Williams
Order of Hoo
Absence of Marshfield Cold Storage Owner Sparks Local Unease
H M Smith, proprietor of Marshfield Cold Storage, is missing leaving merchants and producers anxious over about $3,000 in unpaid accounts for butter cheese and eggs. The warehouse holds only a few live chickens while questions swirl about his whereabouts and plans. Some fear he has left for good though others suggest a health trip or temporary retreat while bonds are clipped to cover debts.
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H. M. Smith
Marshfield Cold Storage Company
Cold Storare
Series of Dances Dates Adjusted for Club Members
The Married People's dancing club changes the next dance from Nov 28 to Friday December 1 to suit members unavailable on Tuesday. The four remaining dances are Friday December 1, Friday December 29, Friday January 26, and Friday February 23.
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Married People's Dancing Club
Travel Class and Legal Landmarks in 1850s Notes
Fragmentary notes reference travel class on November 15 1854 involving Mrs F R Upham and Kansas. Mentions 1857 Dred Scott decision and individuals Mrs Hinman Mrs Marsh Mrs Bly. 1859 John Brox Ferry and Charles Summer appear in scattered entries.
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Struckle
Kansas
Awa
Wwe
F. R. Upham
Dred Scott
Hinman
Harper's
Marsh
Bly
John Brox Ferry
Charles Summer
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ANT OF Puerner Creamery Company
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John Eisen
Florence Gressler
Waupaca
Julia Ross
Wausau
Lizzie Galvin
As Wendt
North Depot Street
William S. Carrand
Oshkosh
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Leon Ross
Ruby Carr
Milton
Hazel Charlesworth
W. E. West
Jennie Meyers
John Gray
Stevens Point
John d. Williams
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National Life
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Hart Schaffner , Marx
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Hurt Schaffner & Marx
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