Testimony on April shortages and money recovery details
Testimony outlines the April discovery of a $100 shortage connected to the Water and Light Co. and describes how the mayor brought in the money and the receipt, with questions about prior suspicions, meetings, and related collections. The dialogue also references the sewer permits, credit entries, and earlier misstatements, along with notes on wood sales and staff actions surrounding the Water & Light plant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesley Sieg
Schatz
Siegl
Curl
The
Water & Light Co
Schiatz
Mir
Commission
Leoutiard
Soo Railway
Née
Water & Light
Carl
Itu
Miller Brog
Sutor
Miller Bros
Stevens Point
Stevens
Ye Vw
Scott
Eagh
Ayak
Laat
Meyer
Dorschel
Book Dispute Used For Campaign Purpose
A dispute over where Attor ney W. E. Wheelan and Louis B. Carl will examine water and light books becomes a campaign flashpoint. Wheelan represents U S Fidelity & Guaranty on bonds tied to shortages, and the judiciary committee cites legal guidance to keep books in custody. The issue centers on whether examination location affects transparency and whether the matter is being used for political gain ahead of recall elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Wheelan
Grand Rapids
Louis B. Carl
Connor
Wheelan
U. S. Fidelity & Guaranty Company
Baltimore
Louis B. Carlit
Judiciary Committee
Carl
Roddis Lumber & Veneer Company
Wood County
Bonding Company
Waeelan
Hamilton Roddis
Terms for payments at Woodford Bros Auction
All sums under ten dollars must be paid in cash. For amounts over ten dollars, one year may be allowed on bankable notes bearing six percent interest. Settlement required for items purchased before removal. Lunch at Woodford Bros Prop J B Hetuts Auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodford, Bros
Prop. J.B
Hetuts
Times Ads Offer For Three Issues At Great Rate
You are losing money by not advertising in The Times. The quick win is the sum or a lower rate for want ads across three issues. Cash payments preferred to secure the deal and ensure prominent placement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bsc
Times
The
South Lincoln Community Updates and Visits
South Lincoln reports Peter Peterson Jr. very ill with pneumonia but on the road to recovery. Abs. James Johnson and Louis Ebbe ill under doctor care. Lincoln Mission Circle meets December 4 at Mrs. Peter Setiubert's, all invited. Mrs. Mike Dewall hosts sister Miss Bertha Hover from Loyal. Mrs. Edward Ebert returns from Dakota to stay with parents. Person Bros. busy with new press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Lincoln
Peter Peterson, Jr
James Johnson
Louis II
Ebbe
Lincoln Mission Cire
Peter Setiubert
Mike Dewall
Bertha Hover
Loyal
Edward Ebert
Dakota
John Barth
Person Bros
Auburndale Auction And Dance At Hansl Hall
Albert Schultz sold a horse for 275 to R Connor Co Saturday. People with hens and deer jokes visited, dogs with wings were shown, and a big dance was planned at Hansl's Hall on November 26. Mrs. Conrad Seeg and her daughters Rupids to visit friends J Lacks and others. Merdan and Joe Kundlager noted as grand visitors Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auburndale
Albert Schultz
R. Connor Co. Saurday
Iiasch
Arain Suaters
Hansl’s Hall
Conrad Seeg
Lottie
Local social notes and gatherings in Verfrind area
Miss Rose Braum returns home from Random Lake. Mueller boys attend Mann dance. George and Mrs Fisher host a farewell for niece Mable Trutt schell of Plymouth. Attendance at schoolhouse social low due to bad weather. proceeds $13.68. Several visits: Hoops family, H Damrow, Vanderdoot. Kaalin heads to Milwaukee for a week. Ida and Arthur Brown attend parents’ silver wedding at Kewaskum. Clarence Blanke welcome newborn girl George Schaller’s daughter. Wood loading by Mueller and Woodly boys. George Fisher Sr. and family visit Fred Mueller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Spencer
A. Vanderdoot
H. Kaalin
Milwaukee
Ida
Arthur Brown
Kewaskum
Clarence Blanke
George Schaller
Litt
Nasonville Basket Social Brings In 322 At School House
The Friday basket social at the school house was a great success, bringing in 322. The top basket was the teacher's, selling for 2.50. A dance is announced for Thanksgiving evening at the M W A hall with music by the new Nasoaville orchestra. Pilchforks. J Meyer billed clover nearby, and Berkle Brave nigan bought wild land from Herman Thiel at 20 per acre. Weather remains favorable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nasonville
Tracher
M. W. A. Hall
Nasoaville
Ygier
J. Meyer
Berkle Bravenigan
Herman Thiel
Arpin Social Notes Include Visitors and Church Service
Mrs C W Bluett came from Grand Rapids to spend Sunday with relatives in Arpin. Miss Margaret Helms teaching at Oty Point visited her home in Arpin. Mrs Martin Prentice and son How ard of Butternut stay a week with her mother Nora Winebrenner. Miss Edith Greenmar visited George Lewis. Mr and Mrs R Robinson of Beth el stayed with their son Duane. Miss Myrte Lew's teaching at Bethel spent Sunday with her parents. Mr and Mrs A Vandewall, buyers of A Meyer hardware, arrived and plan inventory. Local church service at Presbyterian well attended, with afternoon meetings at 2. Times ads note pricing and submission terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arpin
C. W. Bluett
Grand Rapids
Margaret Helms
Oty Point
Martin Prentice & Son Howard
Butternut
Nora Winebrenner
Edith Greenmar
George Lewis
R. Robinson
Bethel
Duane
Myrte Lew’s
Gee. Lewis
A. Vandewall
A. Meyer
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Leonhard
Garlaad
Neo
Obe Seubert
Seubert
Water & Light Commission
Water & Light Company
Medford
Benn
the Common, Council
Marshfield
City Hall
Wis
R. H. Schroeder
J. W. Thuss
Jacob Kubas
R. R. Williams
Hildegarde Bleinheinz
Otto Meyer
Idohor
Ateter FE
Upham Co
Asylum
Soham Co
Ogema
Blentel
Shepham Co
Jacob Kuhls
Mr. Kreisel
Ed Wolt
Down Wimber
Sumer
A. Louis Carl
Mr. Wolf
A. J
Mr. Woll Way
Common
Mr. Koenig
Louis Pfabning
Henry Kalsehed
Mater Mill
Henry Siemers
Houle
Mr. Fréd
Schlegel
Koenix
J. Tinta
Mr. Kalsched
Mean
Mr. Vollmar
Publc
Ruplinger Spur
Marshield
Lowing
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