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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1901

Page

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Marshfield City Wins Tax Valuation Dispute

Wood county tax commissioners found Marshfield was overcharged by 63.68 in last year's taxes due to overvalued assessments. The verdict shifts 2218.38 across towns, with Lincoln and Nekoosa seeing large increases and several northern towns receiving credits. Commissioners traveled over 1200 miles in 72 days to complete the canvass.

Wood County Marshfield Lincoln Nekoosa Port Edwards Remington Seneca Saratoga Grand Rapids Auburndale Lincoln Town Marshfield Town Milladore Nekoosa Village Ds Pittaville Remington Town Rudolph Town Richfield Town Rock Town Sherry Town Sigel Town Saratoga Town Simenocea Vesper Wood Town Hzzis

Mysterious Murder Found at Saunders Creek

Unidentified man found along Saunders Creek north of the Saunders farm after hunters Otto Hile and Leon Reed reported the scene. An inquest led by Coroner W. C. Dickens and District Attorney F. W. Gentich concluded murder by an unknown person or persons. The body, about sixty, six feet from the water, showed head injuries and body partially scavenged, with articles missing. A six member jury and stenographer Frank Vaughn attended the proceedings.

Otto Hile Leon Reed Saunders’ Creek Saunders Farm Ben Lang W. C. Dickens Wausau F. W. Gentich J. C. Merkel Frank Merkel August Lutz H. Merkel Frank Kohlbeck Frank Vaughn Hile Dickens Eicher Wassau

Quiet Marshfield Wedding at the Dumas Home

A quiet Monday forenoon wedding united Lulu Dumas and Dan W. White at the Dumas residence with Rev. J Frank Young officiating. Guests showered the couple with rice before a wedding dinner, after which Mr and Mrs White left for Mondavi and Alma to visit relatives.

Ed. Dumas J. Frank Young Lulu Dumas Dan W. White Mrs. White Omaha Mondavi Alma Mississippi Marshfield White Times

Pair of Winners Dominate County Fair Circuit

Onema owned by W. W. Noll and Anterew driven by F. W. Heath lead the county fair season, with Onema winning the 2:43 pace at Wat sall Wednesday as Bayne nears full recovery. Noll has rejected a $900 offer for the mare. Anterew, over 12, in strong form, may be driven for a mark this year. A Wisconsin Central excursion to the Dells from Marshfield drew about 500, up from 150 last season, with Marshfield band delivering top music and smooth manners noted by Allbourne Aftrrar Gazette.

Onema W. W. Noll Anterew F. W. Heath Spencer Watsall Harry Bayne Mr. Noll Wisconsin Central Marshfield The Dells Allbourne Aftrrar- Gazette

Upham Finds New Well to Supply City Water Needs

Ex-Gov. Upham locates a new well southeast of the old plant, delivering ample water for private, commercial, and fire use. The system now doubles capacity to 300,000 gallons per day with a reserve, and a plank viaduct carries a steady flow to the reservoir. The discovery relieves fears of water shortages and supports rapid city growth.

Electric Light & Power Company W. H. Upham Upham Maj

Elegant reception hosted by Uphams and Finneys on Third Street

Ex Governor and Mrs W H Upham along with Mr and Mrs F R Upham Alder man and Mrs E E B Finney and Mrs C E Gumner entertained a large party of friends at a formal reception from eight to ten Thursday evening at the Uphams palatial Third Street home. Adams orchestra provided music as guests filled the decorated parlors and were royally entertained.

W. H. Upham F. R. Upham E. EB. Finney C. E. Gumner Thirdstreet Adams

Your Little Savings Promise Interest at 24 Percent

A dated ad touts small deposits growing with time at 24 percent annual interest. It invites all readers to visit their conveniently located bank and open an account, emphasizing accessibility and simplicity for everyone.

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Dumas Fontleroy Aists Percale L. Rose Viereee Dongola Derby First National Bank Marshfield, Wia American National Bank OF Iflere W.D. Connor RL. Kraus G. Lindemann W. D. Connor Mich. Steinmetz P. N. Christensen E. B. Winch E. K. Deming G. Lindmann Castler Castor Deatia United Marshfield Brewing Company Marshfield Brewing Co Henry Horn John Eckes Marshfield, Wis John Therolf E.f.mechler
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