New County Supervisor of Assessment Planned
At the November session the legislature creates a county supervisor of assessment to oversee town village and city assessors with power to examine records testify about rolls and report to the county board. The act sets salary limits bonds and process for removal and requires annual reporting and potential reassessment. Also notes a spelling reform debate at the Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers association urging minor changes to ten common words.
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Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers ® Association
Eau Claire
Tho
Thru
Demasrog
Thoro
Thoroly
Thorofore
Progress the Woman Suffrage Journal Debuts in New York
The first issue of Progress, a new quarterly in New York, advocates equal rights for women and aims to present strong, fair arguments for suffrage. With eight years of gains and nine states moving toward full or partial suffrage, the editors foresee ripe opportunity and vigorous agitation. Fresh oysters at Pommers.
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New York
Opening of the Marshfield Free Library
The free library opened in new quarters on Monday with 1,400 volumes and a broad range of subjects. Readers will access newspapers later in the week and enjoy reading rooms Sunday afternoons. The library serves townsfolk and farmers alike and invites all to obtain a library card.
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Marshfield
Library Board
L. E. Stearns
Wisconsin Free Library Commission
Opening Saturday Night at E E Richardson’s Bowling Hall
E E Richardson opens his new bowling hall in the Harts building this week with a formal Saturday evening opening. Four alleys are ready and will be kept in order with records maintained. Spectator space is ample and Thursday will be ladies day to boost interest in the game.
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E. E. Richardson
Harts
Beell and Moth Ready to Wrestle Again for Bets
Beell of this city accepts a return bout with Charles Moth after Moth’s defeat. A $100 or $250 side bet is proposed, with Beell prepared to sign articles once forfeit is posted. Moth, now in Ashland, seeks a handicap bout with William West of Bayfield for $100 a side.
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the Times
Charles Moth
Fred Beell
Beell
Moth
Marshfield
Ashland
William West
Bayfield
Beck
West
Term of Office Extended for City Officers
The legislature passed chapter 443 setting two year terms for city officers chosen by electors in second third and fourth class cities excluding aldermen in special charters. Next spring in this city the mayor clerk treasurer assessor supervisors and constables will be elected for two years. This change ends annual elections in general charter cities and makes every second spring election an alderman contest.
Farm for Sale Near Fenwood Wisconsin
Eighty acre farm one mile west of Fenwood with twenty two acres cleared and good buildings near the school. Inquire of Fred Mace Fenwood Wis 5211.
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Fenwood
Fred Mace
Wis
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Acgussors
Pommers
H. E. McEaghron
Grain & Milling Co
A. Salzman
Wareligiuye Beliyesu
Wisconsin Central and
Old M
Otto W. Eckhoff
Advice
The
Marshfield Hardware Co
Our Underwear Department
Star- Knitting Company
A. Kleinheinz
Upham M’f’g. Company
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