Warshfield City Council Proceedings October 3 1916
The Marshfield Wisconsin Common Council met October 3 1916 in the city hall with Mayor Felker presiding. Aldermen present and absent listed. minutes from prior meetings read and dispensed. numerous petitions and public works items discussed including arc light on West 12th and South Chestnut, cement steps bids, library addition, and budgetary matters. Adjourned after authorizing boiler purchase and street crossing work.
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Warshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Elker
Thugs
Aickenberger
Dumas
Blodgett
Jinney
Kitschner
Jano
Normington
Pedals
Neumann
Hastings
Wester
Marshfield
Wis
Maeting
Waller
Thasa
Gueken- Berger
Dunit Tiladgett
Wines
Kirsehrer
Joe
Rodis
Newmann
Weister
Wade
Finngy
Rorld
LeMahieu
Joby
Olin
Mavison
R. Williams
Norms “Jagton
Krasin
A. Voss
Northington
Sooling R
Board of Public Works
Harthes
Thuce
Acuops Krasin Bros
Board of Puntic Works
Thuss
Sidney
Juno
Library Board
Din Dung
Guekenberger
Olaf Bragstad
Greenwood
Guekenberge
Noll Hdwe
Marsh, Tel
Milwaukee Western Pac Marshfield Boiler Works
Kamps Mer
W. Albertson & Co
Western Eleg, Co. Slailard
Cite RY. Co
Wass
Louis Sir Louis Gi R. Turks
Thomas Nelson
Merkel
Nick Zeimer
Woy Merkel
Win
Weber
Goo
Stringham
A. Helser
Henry de Line
Macier
Jacob Willielny
Adam Schnell
W. Smith
Galiners
Hugo Gohier
Mike Steger
Wicks
Sertember
H. B. Wayta
G. Fleenstein
Otto Reser
Louisy
Coginge
Lov
Ray Parks
We Nelson
Steger
Lineman Geimer
Lingmat
Oscar Johnson
Hugo Gebler
Labior
Jacob Wilhelm
Afinor
Parsons
Yeport
Thurs
Guckenberger
Finney
Winer
Juno Thas
Elley
Central Avenue
Thayer
Kireckner
Pinney
Kirschner
Juna
John Seubert
City Clark
Woodrow Wilson and the battle for America’s future
A political appeal urges readers to support Woodrow Wilson with campaign funds. It likens his policies to tenets of American faith, calls for clean money for campaign purposes, and frames donations as defense of liberty and national prosperity against internal threats. The letter-style plea asks for generous, unwavering support.
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America
Woodrow Wilson
Washington
Lincoln
Sign the Coupon and Mail Your Contribution
Instructions urge signers to fill amount and mail money to Henry Morgenthau chairman of the Democratic National Committee at 30 East Forty second Street New York City. Checks money orders and all contributions are to be addressed to him.
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Henry Morgenthalu
the Democrational Committee
Syed
New York
Ity
Henry Morgenthau
Democratic National Committee
East Forty-second Street
New York City
Sidewalk Construction Ordinance No. 308 in Marshfield
The Mayor and Common Council of Marshfield ordain sidewalks along South Cedar Street fronting specified lots in High School 2nd Addition. Owners must build five foot nine inch wide two inch plank sidewalks or cement, or Marshfield will construct and tax adjacent lands under Wisconsin statutes. Ordinance notes October 21, 1916 deadline and excludes alleys.
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City of
Mararfield
de Ordain Ast Tolle
Cedar Street
Hick
Lote
Marshfield
English Surgeon Criticizes Wilson Over Belgium Action
Sir Henry Thippett, English hospital authority, now in the United States for an American Hospital Association meeting, says President Wilson erred by not consulting the nation’s experts before Germany’s advance in Belgium. He asserts the administration’s foreign policy failed during the crisis.
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Philadelphia
Germany
Belgium
Henry Thippett
United States
Eastern Moosers Favoring Wilson in Midwest
Chicago Governor Charles A. Trough states 40 percent of the Propresenc veto in New York favors Wilson and Marshall. Missouri will yield a 40 000 to 60 000 plurality Kentucky 20 000 to 40 000. Ge Brough spoke at Whitewater and West Bend. Submarine torpedoes STX shows new angle in U S Germany dispute as U 53 spends hours near Newport harbor. Wilson and state department say no trouble while lives are saved and submarine stays outside three mile limit.
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Chicago
Charles A. Trough
Arkansas
Wilson
Marshall
Democratic
New York State
Wilsan
Missouri
Kentucky
Ge Brough
Whitewater
Wis
West Bend
United States
Germany
Newport Harbor
State Department
Wilson favored by Milwaukee county institutions staff poll
Gustav Koerner, bookkeeper for Milwaukee county institutions, ran a three day straw poll among fifty four employees with a secret ballot. Forty one chose Wilson and thirteen Hughes, while the new commissioner notes two thirds of staff are Republicans.
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Wilson
Gustav Koerner
Milwaukee County
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City Paper
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