Marshfield Common Council September 4 1917 Proceedings
Marshfield Wisconsin council met at city hall at 8 pm with Mayor Felker presiding. Aldermen present included Guckenberger Kalseied Dumas Normington Roddis Kirschner Trastings Adler Sigl Juno. Absent Blodgett Connor. Readings waived. Communications urged standard bread law and meat net weight labeling. sealer of weights and measures requested full-time status. Ordinance 816 adopted after roll call. Board of Review proposals on assessing and preliminary testing approved for minutes. Board of Public Works reports and contracts discussed. several bills approved and paid. Authority granted to condemn Peach Street and notify railroad rate commission. meeting adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Felker
Guckenberger
Kalseiied
Dumas
Normington
Roddis
Kirschner
Trastings
Adler
Sigl
Juno
Blodgett
Connor
Wis
L. Wollesen
June
Reddig
Board of Review
Strang
Council
Board of Public Works
Hastings
Kalsched
Drauar
Bryant
Krasin Bros
Neamington
Walscheudthat
Walschedthat
Kalsehed
J. Druar
John Seubert
Andrews
Kalscked
Tastings
Dung
Warsinske
Raddiz
Mation
Madison
Michael Griffin
Hfield
Sky
State Board of Control of Wiscons
Porter
H. Ebbe and Company
Wegner & Pircita
Upham Mfg. Co
Western Electric Co
J. OW. Schuler Oie
Duncan Electric M
Schmidt & Kohatka Voc
Northern Electric Co
Marshfield Tel. Exchange
Standard Oil Coisseseeee
J. B. Wayts
H.E. Nottingham
Bookkeaper
Trene Leonard
Otto Moyer
Louis Sherry
Ata and
Nelson
Binder
Fred Zuege
B. Rhyne
Labor
Smith
Mervkce
Lineman
Henry Mugllor
E. Lutter
Wneman
Wm. Merkel
Meterman
Wn. Weber
Helper
Clare Ramles
Anderson
E. B. Wayts
Nottingham
Jd. Merkel
Henry Mueller
Wm. Weber
Otto Meyer
Thomas Nelson
John Juno
Finance Committee
H. Fellenz
Henry Walterbach
Geo. Martin
C. B. Edwards
Jos. Schindler
Jos. Leftner
Special Police
Henry Kreisch
Jos. Christensen, Sr
Jacob Wilhelm
F. W. Strang
L. J. Smith
Bill
J.C. Hayward
V. R. Wensing
Kestel Bros. Co
J. GC. Hayward
Sala
Marshfield Herald
U. C. Hayward
Cysene Connor Retail Lot. Co
Cr Uthmeier-Hintz Coy
Tiffault-Kamps Mere, Co
Associated Mils. Co
Do Chi
N. W. Ry, Co
C. J. Lundgren
Aug. Witt
R. A. Kalbskonf
D. Hann
Do Ciissessene
B. M. Deming
John F. Cele
Harman Witt
Herb. Adler
John Luis
E. Vinney
Aloin Gruber
John Ponpa
Herman Honp
F. H. Ressler
Wm. Zacharias
Payne
iHerb
Chris
Kunz
Chas
Rey
Chiis
Meyer
Martin Adler
Herman Wilt
Teaming
Hers. Adler
Ghey
Alois Gruber
John Poppe
John Meyer
Zacharias
Ed. Payne
Mike Sullivan
Horn
Kuntz
Chas. Rey
Alderman Reddis
Guckenborper
Kulsehed
Reddis
Adior
Sigh
Tune
Readdis
Peach Street
Railroad Rate Commission
Kulsched
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Advertisement
A historic advert extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for every family. It stresses sudden onset of colic and diarrhoea and the need for prompt relief before a physician arrives, claiming quick relief and wide availability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Night Storm and Morning Calm Endure Together
The night and the storm seemed endless yet the future morning could not be halted. A vivid scene contrasts lingering darkness with the inevitability of light.
Burglary Tale Ends In Innocent Man’s 6 Year Sentence
A father named Swift runs for a doctor after his child falls ill. He is mistaken for a burglar, arrested, tried, and imprisoned as his child dies. A later lookalike thief is revealed, Swift is freed after Labor Day, and his wife confronts the broken system. The governor pardons him as the truth comes out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Swift
Swit
Wittle
Polcecan
Swift
Rogues
Jack Dowley
Lim
Li Jine
Workiogman
Carpenters’ Union
Warglary
Was
Tom
Alle
Scott
Patsy Wolf
Thomas Swift
Putsy Wolf
Rogues’ Gallery
Trouile
Parla Mystery Reward Reaches 181 For Missing Schoolboy
A mystery in Parla unfolds as an American schoolboy Webster Conkling, age fifteen, vanishes near the St. Lazare station in Paris after being accompanied by a schoolmaster. His mother, a wealthy widow, started with 5000 dollars for his return and later raised the bounty to 100000 dollars, with funds placed at Maurée’s bank on Rue Scribe but never claimed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parla
Webster Conkling
St. Lazare
Paris
Conkling
Unfortunate Moment Sparks Wedding Talk
Dialog from the Philadelphia Ledger notes Dobbing's speed and his intended marriage plans. Rumor spreads that the match is off as Dobbing encounters his bride at her worst, described humorously as eating corn off the cob during a moment of less than ideal appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dobbing
Philadelphia Ledger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rodd
the Adler
Wright Bakery
North Avenue
O. Habeck
Mr. Habeck
A. C. Bruesewitz
Sprncer
George L. Jacques
Neillsville
Geo. H. Welbn
A. Kleinheinz & Son
Haynes
Wisconsin Motor & Machinery
Sparr Cereal Mills
Mansion House
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
City All
Edward Macfarland