City Council Deliberations Face Market Plans Curfew and Library Funding
The council met in a lengthy session led by Mayor in chair to approve a $30 license for an opera house, consider a saloon license, allocate $2 per day for sprinkling crosses, and fund library maintenance with a $1 appropriation. They discussed city jail needs, street improvements, and a public market site on Gill street area while a window collision caused by a passing horse injured several bystanders.
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Alderman Kraus
Henry Shorten
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Third Streets
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Connell
Davis & Stare Lumber Company
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Wo. Upham
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Sears
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Beetiiken
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Sheerio
Minury
Krans
Oomouo
Myor
Wonmanigtee
Meering
Sexton's Window Breaks in Roel Horse Obedience Incident
At about 10 o'clock Friday morning a roan horse owned by John Rothenberger escaped its lead near Sexton's in Roel. The animal dashed across the street, mounted the curb, and collided with a wagon, causing minor damage but alarming pedestrians as it fled along the sidewalk before tires and wheels halted the mare’s mad dash.
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Luvmle
Tug
Stregl
Belog
Sexton
Dopeph Schaffer
Mr. Schaffer
Tou
Clara Cue Ming
John White
Mornis
John Rothenberger
Roel
Mirat National Bath
Sexton's
Bowling fad opens two alleys under MacCormick store
Louis Baumann has fitted up a new bowling alley in a low building under the MacCormick Harvester company store with two first class lanes. A Tuesday evening match pitted Irish and German teams of ten. Tyrons posted the high score with 225 as the Irish side showed notable speed and form despite little practice.
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Louis Baumann
MacCormick Harvester Company
Kid. Keegy
John Hae
T. FP
Tyons
PUBLIC INSTRUCTORS RETURN TO CITY SCHOOLS
The city public schools welcomed instructors arriving over the weekend. Housing challenges were resolved as Prof J B Borden and family settled on Park avenue, with many teachers assigned to local residences. Labor Day delayed full classes, but organization duties proceeded and regular instruction begins Tuesday.
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J. B. Borden
Wi. Nell Sr
Park Avenue
Blanche Shearer
Joho Sb
Mish Arline Cites
Labor Day Observed by Two Labor Unions in City Park
Labor Day was celebrated by two labor unions in a local park with a noon parade and evening festivities. The day featured marches from Maple Avenue to the park, a band concert, and a community gathering marking the holiday first observed in New York City in 1882 by the Central Labor Union and later spreading nationwide.
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Avroets
Lave O'Cock
Bane
Lbu
Gweinek
Gasper
Orche
Matituban of Labor
New York City
Central Labor Union
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Columbia
New York
New York State
Ravages of the Storm Fiend Hit Monson City
A severe storm struck Tuesday night causing extensive damage in Monson. Lightning struck the Wadak home, windows shattered, and the McMullen building sustained heavy losses between 200 and 160. Repairs proceed as crews work to restore both properties.
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Monston Wause
Frank Wadak
Samson
Carder
Wrenwest
McMullon
McMullen
Hunters Prolific as Season Opens in Marshfield Plain Folks
Hunters swarm local grounds as partridge and pheasant season opens with strong enthusiasm. No major reports of game yet. woodland sounds raise impediments to hunting. Local citizens listed as having hunting licenses before mid September include W D Wheeler Wink Wirth Andrew Nivison Bert Melwes and many others across Marshfield.
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W.D. Wheeler
Wink Wirth
Andrew Nivison
Bert Melwes
W. A. Brown
Geo. Strong
Matt Wright
Aug. Purstenberg
Albert F. Gerwing
Rdewn Mess
Valenting Weber
Ghus
Schelpener
John Brockendorf
Perdinand Wirzy
Jacob Withelai
Edwin J. Tahu
Ghas. A. Guon
W. A. Terry
Ten Couranger
Wile Eeansen
Fred Knudson
Gio Loot
L. Seidel
Wine Witt
Chas
J. Lutz
Andrew, Tarnley
Wilford Gang
Red Allman
Heary Boehborn
A. L. Brooks
Ready Made or Custom Clothing Choice Question
The ad argues customers should choose custom clothing over ready made to avoid annoyance and discomfort and to get exact cloth, pattern, style, pockets, and size they want, even if it costs a bit more. It invites readers to select options and highlights the advantages of ordering.
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