Marshfield 1925 Finance Report and Council Actions
The Marshfield Wisconsin Common Council met October 5 1925 with Mayor Felker presiding. The finance committee presented a tax levy plan allocating 22000 for General Fund 10000 for Road Fund and a sewer tax. a recess was taken and a revised General Fund figure of 18000 was adopted after roll call.
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Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Felker
Guckenberger
Thuss
Schroeder
Blodgett
MacFarelane
Finney
Roddis
Kirschner
Hastings
Neumann
Juno
Stauss
Therdwith
Suison
Jung
E. Finney
Adam Guckenberger
A. Neumann
Finance Committee
Alderman Roddis
Gnekenberger
MacFarlane
Neugnann
Wis
Chas. Eckes
Marshfield Hardware and Auto Co
Ebbe & Halle Co
Koehler
Hub City
Puerner Qreamery Co
Hotel Blodgett
Louis Rutzky
Wm. Paape
L. Danziger
Sparr Cereal Co
Western Express Co
Jay
Petersen
Board of Public Works
C. E. Blodgett
Fehrenb
Marshfield City Council Minutes Open New Paving and Finances
The city council discusses petitions for sidewalks and street openings, refers them to Public Works, and approves paving plans for 1916. They hear recommendations to reform city finances, appoint a bookkeeper, and authorize funds for a general purpose order of 2000 dollars. Bills from numerous vendors are approved and Public Works authorized to build a Northside hose house and buy a street sweeper.
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Suddis
Blodgett
Arlington Avenue
Oak Street
J. Y
Hume
Arc
St. Joseph
Western Streets
Mapie Street
D. Street
Hi. Street
Finney
Board of Public Works
City of
Marshfield
Central Avenue
Chestnut Street
St. Joseph Street
H. , Koenig
St. John’s Cong
June
Kirschner
Finance Committee
Common Council
City of Marshfield
Rodd
Thuss
Wood County
Wis
Northside
Board of Pats Works
Guckenberger
Schroeder
MacFarlane
Roddis
Hastings
Neumann
Paragon Oil & Supply Co
Penn. Coat & Supply Co
National Express Co
W.N. Albertson
American Steel & Wire Co
W. FP
Johnson Electric Co
James B. Clow & Sona
American Electric Supply Co
Flarley Machine Co
Nell Hdwe
H. H. West Co
Marshfield Times
MacMarlane
Juno
Lchroeder
Blodger
Jinney
C. Peter
Sen Construction Company
C. Petersen Construction Company
West Third Street
Gackenberger
Thusg
John Seubert
Signaling Milestones on the Chicago and North Western Ry
The Chicago and North Western Railway began with several mechanical interlocking plants in 1888 followed by yearly additions. Automatic block protection started with Halliday signals for 106 miles, in service by 1893 for the World's Fair traffic. Today the line operates 232 interlocking plants with 5,766 working levers and 1,286 miles of road, 2,469 miles of track under automatic signals. In Chicago passenger areas signals are upper quadrant three position, interlockings are all electric, with track circuits for switches and telephones and other communication means.
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Chicago & North Western Railway
Chicago
Chicago & North Western
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Council Proceedings
General Fund
Adiguban
Board of Review
Ovyerdratenss Jeeeonrense
City Hall
Water and Electric Light Office
F. ¢. Ritt
H. A. Bly
F. C. Ritt
E. E. Finney
Thass
Lehroeder
Bludgett
MacFarlane Kirschner
Coutant
Louis Pfahning
Geo
Binder
Merkel
Lineman A
Henry Mucker
Helper
Nick Zeimer
Wireman
Lueckenbach
Wm. Merkel
Henry Oliver
Electric Light Fund
Wim. Becker
Wm. Erion
Fred Meyers
Geo. Smith
Peter Scherr
Herb, Adier
Alois Gruber
Wm. Widmann
Reddis
A. F. Gerwing
Louis Thompson
Jacob Kunz
BNE Peerless System Sales Co
DePere Chemical Co
Prussian Remedy Co
Penn, Coal & Supply Co
G. Bosna
Bill Vece
Cereal Mills Co
Bivices
Sexton Bros. Hill
J. C. Hayward
Hill
J. G. Hayward
L. J. Smith
G. B. Gustafson
Uthmeier-Hintz Co
Rose Bros
Carl Fehrenbach
HB. Ludington
Sheerin Hdwe. Co
T R Connor Co
R. Connor Co
Chi
N. W. Ry. Co
Trierweiler, Bros
Union Telegraph H. Ebbe & Go
Marshfield, HdWe
Auto Co
W. G. Hinman
Upham Mig. Co
Martin, Adler
John ‘Lais
Idbor& Team
Jacob
Wilhelm
Jabor & Team
City’ Team
Jabor
Martin Adler
John Luis
Jacob Wilhelm
Herb. Adler
Herman Hopp
Wm. Becker
Wn. Erion
Pletasatat
7 Incorporated
Atsirecia
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
Grand Rapids
Kirk
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