Marshfield Adopts Sidewalk Safety Ordinance
The City of Marshfield passes an ordinance prohibiting driving riding or leading horses wagons bicycles or motor vehicles on sidewalks. Violators face a misdemeanor fine between five and ten dollars and possible county jail time up to ten days until fines and costs are paid. Ordinance repeals previous conflicting laws and takes effect upon publication. Dated September 7 1915. John Seubert city clerk and A G Felker mayor approve.
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City of
Marshfield
Wood County
John Seubert
A. G. Felker
Wisconsin
Marshfield Adopts Ordinance Amending No 1 on Drunkenness
The city council of Marshfield passes Ordinance 287 amending Ordinance No 1 to punish drunkenness and disorderly conduct. It sets a fine not exceeding twenty five dollars or up to ten days in Wood County Jail, or both, with enforcement from September 8 1915. City Clerk John Seurert signs off.
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City of
Marshfield
Wood County
A. G. Felker
John Seurert
Ordinance Regulating Use of Marshfield Paved Streets
Ordinance 288 prohibits driving or hauling steam engines threshing engines tractors or road rollers on city streets paved with permanent pavement now or to be paved except for crossing when crossing spans the street as provided by law.
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City of
Marshfield
Marshfield ordinance limits heavy vehicles on streets
The 1915 Marshfield ordinance bans motor trucks over three tons on paved and certain streets, requires no back-up near curbs, holds owners liable for curb damage, and sets fines from ten to twenty five dollars with up to thirty days in jail for nonpayment. approved September 8, 1915.
Mill Creek Notes From Septembers Visit and Local Activity
Mrs. Joseph Litschauer and Mrs. Fred Bauer returned home after visiting at the Robert Schlosser home. Arthur Powell hauling wood for winter. Edward Bates and Peter Weber of Weston stopped at the Thomas Horn home en route to Auburndale to purchase stock. Peter Luis of Marshfield taking kerosine and gasoline orders. Mr. Koplein from Marshfield plowing for Thomas Horn. Miss Anna Kemper returned to Hollandtown after visiting the John Arts and Henry Kempen homes.
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Mill Creek
Joseph Litschauer
Eau Galle
Fred Bauer
Arkansas
Robert Schlosser
Arthur Powell
Edward Bates
Peter Weber
Weston
Wis
Thomas Horn
Auburndale
Mr. Horn
Peter Luis
Marshfield
Koplein
Anna Kemper
Hollandtown
John Arts
Henry Kempen
Marriage notice and probate action in Wood County
In Wood County Wisconsin the county court will hear the 1915 probate matter of Daniel Bubole on October second at ten o clock. Augusta Bubole applies to be appointed administratrix with the will annexed of the Marshfield estate. Also notes visits and family events including Miss Mary George and James Reigel wedding, Bernard Meyers and relatives in Grand Rapids, and infant pneumonia case.
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State of
Wisconsin
Wood County
Said
Grand Rapids
Augusta Bubole
Daniel Bubole
Marshfield
W. J. Conway
Hewitt News Roundup From Hewitt Wisconsin
Theresa Eberhardt left for Milwaukee to visit friends Edmund Cramer departed for college in St Paul after summer at home Farmers in the area are filling silos as frost hit corn Threshing crews busy Philip Ruplinger sold an 80 acre Mill Creek farm to an Iowa buyer for 6400 A North Hewitt boy died after being kicked by a horse causing internal injuries A trio suspected in pocket picking at county fairs were arrested in Ladysmith with railroad detectives aiding police
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Hewitt
Theresa_ Eberhardy
Milwaukee
Edmund Cramer
St. Paul
Philip Ruplinger
Mill Creek
Iowa
John Hasenohrl
North Hewitt
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