For Rent and Probate Notices in Wisconsin Paper
A seven room house for rent on North Central Avenue by A Kleinheing & Son. Also notice of Margaret Foster opening a dressmaking and Ladies Tailoring shop over Rembs Sturm's Furniture. In Wood County the estate of Frank Schuster is probated with Letters Testamentary to John Schuster. Creditors must file claims by January 6 1916 and claims examined February 1916 in Grand Rapids Court House. Notices to be published in The Marshfield Times for four weeks. Also church program at Methodist Episcopal Church in Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Marshfield Times
Ershfield
Paulson & Loughead
Rock Co
Wis
W. KR
Meier
Janesville
Central Avenue
Times Office
North Central Avenue
A. Kleinheing & Son
Itt
Margaret M. Foster
Rembs & Sturm
Wisconsin
Wood County
Frank Schuster
Richfield
Wood
John Schuster
Grand’ Rapids
County of
W.J. Conway
Wisconsin board awards over 125000 to 29 cities for industrial education
Milwaukee 10000 toward continuation school. eight other Wisconsin cities receive sums from 1060 to 10000 as the state boosts industrial education. Board reelects H E Miles of Racine as president and Louis Reber of Madison as secretary. New economics building for Stout Institute at Menominee budgeted 200000 plus 50000 equipment.
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Boyd
Stanley
M. M. Weir
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wis
State Board of Industrial Education
Plankinton
Beloit
Chinnewa Falls
Cudahy
Eau Claire
Fond du Lac
Grand Rapids
Green Bay
Janesville
Madison
South Milwaukee
Stevens Point
Superior
Two Rivers
Wausau
West Allis
Wtcaemies
H. E. Miles
Racine
Louis RE. Reber
Stout Institute
Menominee
Attraction Scene Promises Thrill at Unique Theater
A scene from a new attraction arrives at the Unique Theater, previewing an immersive experience set to debut soon. Details on cast, venue specifics, and opening date remain limited.
One Cent Rate Urged by Sheboygan Man for Letter Postage
J H Optenberg of Optenberg Tron Works announces city business leaders join the National One Cent Letter Postage association to press Congress for a one cent rate. He argues current two cent letters are a tax and cites cost reductions from new transportation advances. The piece notes strong nationwide support and calls for a Washington rate revision in the upcoming session. The same column includes an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets promising relief from indigestion and despondency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
J. H. Optenberg
The
Optenberg Tron Works
Secompanyiment
Washington
United States Post Office Department
United States Postofice Department
Postoffice
Sheboygan Herald
Bills and salaries for school district workers dated 1915
A ledger style list dated October 4 1915 records payments for teachers and janitors and supplies to various vendors including N W School Supply Co The Laurel Book Co World Book Co Gillan Co and Silver Burdett Co The balance on hand is shown as 7664 63 P J Kraus Clerk Also notes Ophelia 8 and Violet 4 Hangen burned to death at Maiden Rock Wis while parents away The closing line quotes a proverb about husbands and wives
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gillan & Co
Suntree
A. Flanagan Co
Laurel Book Co
Appa
World Book Co
Rexine Co
Burdett & Co
Buchmiller
Irgt
Carrge
Maiden Rock
Wis
Ophelia
Violet
Lewis
Hangen
Spring Lake Township
September fire loss tops three hundred fifty thousand
The state fire loss in September was $357,660 in Madison Wisconsin. There were 217 fires in July and 263 fires in September 1914. The note about magazines selling with The Times for 32 cents extra appears within the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Times
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. P
Roddis Lumber &Wenger
Johnson Manufacturing Co
S. Central Ave
Powell & Groge Mfg. Co
Chamber Commerce
Columbus
Ohio
Michigan
Lumber Company
Lucedale
Mississippi
Elaig Renee
Grand Ave. W
Edgar
Holt
J. He
Kochier
Gtack
Marshfield State Bank
Winchester
Care Times Office
Woodford Bros
West Second St
Auburndale
J. E. Rosploch
Arpin
Fred Warsinske
Weilbecker Brothers Ranch
Wood Co
H. W. Zimmermann & Sons
Wauwatosa
Wilsel
Albert Doerr
Merrillan
Checce Center
U.S
A. C. Hyatt
Sheboygan Falls
R.R
F. Vannedom
E. 4Th St. Marshfield
Mr. Lain
Rose Bros
Apply &, L. L
Care of the Times
Susanna Krieg
Margaret
Krieg
Pate
Frank J. Erie
Fred Kaufman
Wayland
Iowa
National Medical Institute
M. E. Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
WN. E. Cor
Third and
Maple Streets
Harry Kelly
Epworth League
Basbiel
Butler
Everens
Sparr Cereal Company
Bach City
Buoweo & Ceres
Rd. Strause
Business Directory
Louis Pfahning
Houte
Francesta Baluington
A Child OF God
Eere UE
Wisconnts
Deapumenty
Chamberlai
Berg
South Central Avenue
Carpenters
Halle
Edward Halle
South Cedar Street
C.B. Edwards
Attorney-At-Law
Over Marchfield State Bank
Kreisch
Line & Jeff
H. Buchmiller
Rgt
Gart
J. Arnett
Lloyd Reynolds
Chas. Whittlinger
Weneenne Co., Sup
Gies N. W. Biaugas Co
Stuart Sanitary Supply Bis Supdtics
Eteare Baker Paper Co
N. W. School Supply Co
Ape
Ist
P. J. Kraus
Kimball
Seld
Marchfield
By C. A. Carlson
Professional Directory
Hlob, Milbee
J. B. Vedder
Ross ‘Brothers
Victor
A. Mabon
Srd Street
Cor, Ord
WM. Hipee
Adler Block
R. P. Potter
M. D
Lundgren
House
B. F. Wyatt
Deming
Neilleville
Thursty
K. W. Doege
Third Street
Demokrat Office
Marstfield, Wisconsin
Edwards
RR. Williams
Attorneys-at
Sexton
Marshfield, Wis
A. J. Crowns
MacKinnon Block
Grand. Rapids
W. T. Poad Ie
Deming Block
Cedar Streets
W. H. Lind
Ateat
First National Bank
Wm. Ebbe
Chicago School of Auctioneering
E. M. Rowar
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