Sheboygan Tax Breaks and 1920 Property Levy Details
The report from the State Tax Commission analyzes Sheboygan’s 1920 general property tax levy of $921,200, equating to 2077 per capita. It explains assessment methods, county equalization, and how 1921 taxes would rise above 1920 levels, with city expenditures and school levies cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
pro
Shebevyg
wos
sion
Sheboygan cay
County Board
wutherine
alon
Shaboygan
Sheboygan
Great strides in manufacturing capital shifts reported
The recorder’s records show a wide range of corporate capital changes across Sheboygan area firms. Large increases and new incorporations appear in industries from dairy to hardware, involving firms such as Shore Deals Co and Plymouth Foundry Co. Continued on Page 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoboyran fibre
Furnitura Co
Dutch Canning & Pickling Co
Oostburg
Natio
Dutch Canning Co
Cadar Grove Stats Bank
Adall Cooperative Union
Adell
WH Thiotin Co
Plymouth Phonograph Co
QmMes Supply Co
Sheboygan Falls
Crocker Chair Go
Shebuvian Dairy Products Co
Towne Co
Schulty Bros Co
gunn ann Shebovenn Fratt Box Co
Happy New Year 1921 Message From Local Office
A New Year greeting extends to readers worldwide with wishes for a happy prosperous year. The note laments irregular publishing as no paper will be issued tomorrow from this office due to the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
wall
priaza
ferm aerardenree
Adriance Dies in Fondy after Long Local Life
Mrs Lauretisa Adriance a former Sheboygan resident died at her daughter's Fond du Lac home on Thursday. The body will be brought to the city tomorrow noon for services from the depot and burial at Willowood Cemetery. She lived in Fondy from the 1870s until moving to Wood du Lac after husband Isaac Adriance’s death. The Hanchett Co arranged funeral details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauretisa Adriance
Sheboygan
M V Poster
Sheboygan street
Wilwood cemetery
cay
Wond du Lac
Isaac Advance
Hanchett Co
Former Army Captain Convicted of Desertion and Sentenced
Washington report says John A Willers, a former army captain, was convicted by court martial of desertion and sentenced to five years in Leavenworth. He claimed to be a German spy while with American forces and faces further trial on theft and embezzlement charges involving $5,000. The incident dates to December 19, 1313, and details come from the War Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Prose
Washington
John A Willers
New York
tva
federal
Leavenworth
war department
United States
mullisry company
Fifty Years of Service to The Security National Bank and City of Sheboygan
A commemorative note honors George Haller Sr for fifty years with Security National Bank and public service in Sheboygan. Born in Bohemia and a resident since 1868, Heller advanced from assistant cashier to vice president while serving as school commissioner and board member. The piece cites his lifelong commitment to education, city growth, and bank ties, and notes the forthcoming anniversary event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Security National Bank and City of Sheboygan
tomoorrow
George Haller
Security National Bank AJ
Heller
Geo Hells
kingdom of Bohemia
Klattau
Pilsen
Sheboygan
Mi ‘Holler
A W Pott
Cc Prescott
Mir Helle
Leverenz
Eshth Ware
Horace Mann School
Vieller
MHeiler
Sheboysan
Commissiona Balver
Selle o
Bobh
Hetler
University of Wisconsin
Haller
Matias
Security National Bank ffty
Germany
institutor
Helle
Vir Heller
Worthington Arrested in Illinois Ties to Canadian Jewelry Theft
Chicago police report John W Worthington was arrested after a nationwide search. He was found displaying about $15 000 of jewelry believed linked to a $130 000 Vancouver store theft last August. Authorities allege Worthington acted as a fence for Canadian thieves Axel Emile Doli and Rosa Pausha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Chicago
John W Worthington
Jodas Worthington
Vancouver
Canada
fmtanful
Rosa
Pausha
wrigten
al Téeman Axel
Emile Doli
i. of
Sheboygan
Merchants Call Meeting at Eagles Hall Over Friday Close
The Sheboygan Business Men's Association led by President Pfister calls a Tuesday evening meeting of all city merchants at Eagles Hall to decide on closing stores on Friday evenings during Markwall period. Merchants are urged to attend promptly at o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheboygan
Remember the Carrier Boys New Year Greeting
The Press carriers in Sheboygan Falls and Higmouth will call on customers on New Year’s morning delivering annual greetings. They note the faithful earners receive rewards, with about seventy carriers in total and few complaints. The paper provides greetings without charge, so the money received by boys is theirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
qty
Sheboygan Falls
Higmouth
Prohibition Agents Assist New Year Welcome on Broadway
One hundred enforcement agents mingle with crowds along the White Way to curb liquor and extend a dim welcome to the New Year. Agents split into small flying squads as hotel managers order no liquor handling. Hotels report full reservations and dancing as the main entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Presa
New York
spall flying squad
Dividends Show The Big Cotton Profits
Spartanburg county's twenty one cotton mills with capital stock of 5 998 900 on January 1 paid stock dividends totaling 6 058 000 and cash and aid dividends totaling 2 184 049 50 during the year ending today. Semiannual cash dividends of 838 170 were paid. The stock gains stem from high prices of 1815 era profits, now distributed after the Supreme Court ruled stock dividends were non taxable last summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Preas
Spartansburg
Spartanburg county
fgures keno iled
Spartanburg Journal
US Supreme court
Woman sues own marriage license in landmark Oklahoma case
Victory Fournier deputy county clerk at Bartlesville Oklahoma becomes the first woman in the country to sue her own marriage license. The license was issued to Warren Muliger. After Fournier filed the application she commanded her protective husband to raise his right hand and swear to the statements he had made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associates
Preas
Bartelsville Okla
Mss
Victory Fournier
Warren Muliger
Murder at WW Sly Foundry: Two Executives Slain
In Cleveland Ohio early today, WW Sly Foundry Co president W Sly and vice president George Fanner were killed by two bandits who opened fire after binding the pair at the company plane. The robbers escaped with 4200 dollars in cash. Sly and Fanner died instantly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prase
Cleveland
Ohio
Sly
George Fanner
WW Sly Foundry Co
Fanner
Secretary Toppins Recovers From Fall Injuries
Madison M J Toppins secretary of the state board of control was seriously injured in a fall Wednesday and remained unconscious for nineteen hours. He regained his faculties last night and doctors said he will recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Madison
M. J. Toppins
state board of control
Robbers Inva de Oostburg and Burglary Report
Oostburg residents awoke to three business break-ins overnight with money, cigars, and wearing apparel stolen. Aliasing two foreign men, Joseph Reeder and Henry Wotdes, suspected, boarded an interurban at Cedar Grove and were traced to Milwaukee. Stores: Reanus Tehoudes, barber shop, and Walthren Co reported thefts including razors, cigarettes, and clothing worth hundreds. Investigations by Undersheriff Hinge and Milwaukee police continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oostburg
Milwaukee
gendes
Oostburs
Joseph Reeder
Land Mes
Henry Wotdes
AiIwinher Northern
Cedar Grove
Port Washington
Herman Hinge
Arthury Van der Wall
Wekuts Co
lam
rome
Governor Philipp's Last Message to Wisconsin Voters
Emanuel L. Philipp reflects on six years as governor as his term ends January 3. He thanks Wisconsin residents for their support, calls for courage to meet future challenges, and wishes a happy and prosperous New Year to all. The message notes wartime blessings and a hopeful path forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean J Madison
Wis
jewnor
Wisconsin
Philipp
sou
Wincenaty
EMANUEL L. PHILIPP
German Denial Over Disarmament Pressure at Brussels Talks
Berlin officials denied using threats to secure favorable reparation decisions. Foreign Minister Von Simons suggested two meanings behind his remarks, while French authorities claimed he warned against publishing Allied disarmament demands. Separately a Ruhr miners delegation pressed for Bavarian guard disarmament to prevent a potential French invasion of the coal basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CARL D. GROAT
United Press Star
Berlin
Werr Von Simons
Brussels
Weather outlook: rain or snow tonight into Saturday
Weather by United Press says a rain or snow event will affect the area tonight and linger into Saturday with a strong to fresh southwest wind. The forecast notes unsettled conditions and gusts likely as colder air moves in, shaping weekend activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
calder
Funeral services for Val entine Detilng at Holy Name
Funeral services were held at Holy Name Church for Val entine Detilng who died suddenly at 423 St Clair Avenue. Rev. F D conducted a requiem Mass. Pallbearers included Gustava Witte Emil Clarenbach and others. Burial was in North Side Catholic cemetery. Relatives from Los Angeles Wichita Red Wing Milwaukee and Chicago attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valentine Detilng
St Clair avenue
Holy Name CatheHe church
DD F
Gustava Witte
Emil Clarenbach
A. P B. Pauli
Henry Wo. Truster
Simon Grasser
Milton Pulling
reat am
North Side Catholic cemetery
De Frank E Detling
Valentine
Los Angeles
California
Fred Mason
Wichita
Kansas
Bernardine
Lucile iamimes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wwe
She
Metis pita
wattia
tavastl
GOME
fftr
othue
asm
miay
sana
fos Shore dealts Co
EH Jung Co
SW Chute Co
Lubber & Manufacuring Co
vinean Poat
us Meter Co
ST yer vale
Woven Woundsy Co
wit Y aluordovant Co
su Wood Solo Stop Co
yy Mie Land Co
Opethure
Jum Oa Photo Co
ont Serviva Motor Co
lyan Broo Manufacturing
fone P tiooth Building & Loan
tareo Soan
Sheboggan
Rigi
t( Staray Co
Arte Go
Woodman Halt Associat
art Lake
Vale Trilding Co
Tad Beatty Co
oly Re Grinding Co
oth Bidding Supply Co
T Nah Co
Roller Mille Co
BheboyRninoovo
Hartenberger
Shebastian I'ally
Madget Cement Mio Co
South Side Garage
Yanitary Maginering Co
Kohler
Cedar Grove Stove Co
Reotgane
United Fruit Package Co
Biro Shield Candy Co
Link Bray & Aluminum faunas
Arndt Broa, Co
Sattler Halaka fee Co
Farmer & Laborers Publishing
Milan
extreme national party
ADRIANCE
FONDY
GEGNGE HELLER, SR
Worthington
Illinois
EAGLES HALL
ASSIS
HOLY NAME
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!