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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1900

Page

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City Council Adopts Band Appropriation and Crossings Plan

The city council met at Baumann's hill and approved renewing a $500 support appropriation for the Regiment Band amid debate over street railway crossing protections. An ordinance would require safe fencing and gates at central and brewery crossings with penalties for noncompliance, while tax fund recommendations and sidewalks ordinances were discussed. The meeting adjourned to next Monday with ongoing debates on the patchway, hatchways, and a potential new county arrangement in the Oshkosh Times notes.

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Beell Accepts Challenge In Wisconsin Title Bout

Fred Beell signs articles to meet Adamson in a catch-as-catch-can bout in six weeks in Wisconsin for 700 dollars and receipts. Beell, a midweight, has twice defeated Adamson in prior matches. The match, with strangle holds allowed, aims for a larger gate and attendance than earlier bouts, as both champions prepare for another drawn contest with high expectations.

Fred Beell Adamson Indiana Nybling Wisconsin Admimnson Beeth Edi Dywpl Cuuservalve Ganbler Puatelius

Currie Louise Mumford Weds At Local Lutheran Parsonage

Miss Currie Louise Mumford and her groom from this city married at the Lutheran parsonage on Thursday. The couple, soon to reside at the Dave Sharney house on Park Avenue, are praised as promising young members of their communities. The bride is a graduate of the Wistnnsth Conservatory of Music and Oratics, while the groom, Mr Reynolds, is a longtime Wood County resident and respected local businessman. Best wishes from family and friends pour in.

Currie Louise Mumford Masa Street Milchuk Chicago Maes Dave Sharney Park Avenue

Court House Changes in Northern Wisconsin

The text outlines remodeling of the courthouse with new interior rooms and updated offices. Architect Martin Drew is praised for plans, while a future change includes the courthouse housing Republicans and a shift in officials. Dr. W. Powell, a veterinarian, is cited as a strong candidate for State Veterinary position. Two suspects arrested for counterfeiting counterfeit silver dollars face trial under federal law.

Olligers Severdh Wisconsin Martin Repubicans

Accutent on Central Avenue Crossing Near Crownlrigg

Barney Suvarson, a prominent farmer from Thehdvld, was crossing the Wisconsin Central tracks at Central Avenue when a freighter train struck his wagon. Severson, occupant of the wagon, escaped injury by guiding his team clear as the engine passed. The wagon and rye cargo suffered damage, with rye spilled along the tracks. No serious injuries beyond minor bruises.

Barney Suvarson Vie Wisconsin Central Central Avenue Golng Me. Severson Joe Severson Wagconsin Cenoal Company D. A. Halvorsen Center Avenue Ugmar

Money for Red Men

A Jacobson superintendent of the sugar school at Wittenberg Missouri plans a midweek visit with his wife to his brother's family. He will pay off Potawattomie Indians at Black River Falls Tomah and Necadah and disburse the government allowance totaling 129000. The piece notes the upheaval of lands and critiques the government policy as a rare instance of a conquered people receiving strong pensions while reflecting on vindictive oppression by the American people.

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Vandertook May Contest Contested by Cook Supporter

Gilbert W. Vandersook seeks to overturn the Marathon county 1st district election result, claiming irregularities and illegal voting helped Democrat Lean Cook win. He alleges four improper votes and improper ballot handling, and vows to contest when the legislature convenes. Also notes Nellie Judd will perform at the armory on November 2 with reserved seats available.

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Travel Class and Pictures Describe Dutch Towns

Descriptive papers by Ars J. Krung, Mrs. Gimman, and Mrs. Eis worth accompany a lecture on phase quality and picture study. The public is invited to the seventh session Monday evening with adults 25 cents and children under 13 ten cents.

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Teachers Take Notice Postponed Meeting At thi ving giml

Teachers plan a meeting postponed to July to suit those wanting to go home. The notice requests full attendance and clarifies the rescheduling, including the superintendent Lev Co. Supt.

Thor Lev

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