Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1921-09-29
FARMERS WANT
MUNICIPAL BARN
EIGHTY SIGN PETITION OFF,
APPROVAL-MEN
SOLICITING

Twenty teams of two men each, rep
resenting the Chamber of Commerce.
are hard at work now soliciting funds
for the Barn Fund that is being raised.
The men went to work with vigor
Wednesday morning, following the
Tuesday evening meeting of the organ
ization at the office of the Chamber of
Commerce which twenty-five interest,"
ed members attended. A paper, signed
by eighty farmers, was presented APP
proving the barn project
800 Prospects
The forty men are making a can
yass of 300 prospective donors to the
fund, individuals and business houses
which it is felt have sincere inter-
est in community betterment and will
wish to see the barn project go
through successfully.
The barn committee, composed of
John Sell, G. G.. Kruger and NOran
LilJeqvist, met last evening, with the
exception of the latter member, who
Is out of the city, and assigned a
large number of additional prospects
to various soliciting teams 1t was
reported that excellent Roadway had
been made and that without doubt,
the necessary amount would be
raised
Owe Farmers a Barn
Il would not care to live in Wau-
sau," said one energetic Third street
merchant, who believes that the barn
proposition is of vital Importance to
the whole community, ''if | did not
think the business men Of this city
could raise paltry $4,000, for the
erection OF municipal barn. con-
venience that we owe the farmers of
Marathon county who. make Wausau
their headquarters" And another add
ed If we do not succeed in getting
this barn, | will not wonder at farm
ers going to ,Marshfield, Stevens Point
and Merrill to do their trading. We
have got to keep abreast of the times
and in doing this, the provision of good
stalls for horses is the first necessary
move"
AS long as this attitude is taken by
workers, ID. A. Caldwell, secretary of
the Chamber of Commerce, believes
fthe proposition can be put over sue
cessfully.
Eighty Farmers Sign
Edward Madutz, of the Pier Lumber
company, told the members of the
Chamber that he had spent three days
in the county and during that time
eighty farmers had signed petition
favoring the barn that it to be built.
The names of the signers follow:
| Albert BaumaGn. town Wausau, R. 2
julius Ninnemann, Wausau, R. 2
Geo. Wurster, Wausau, r.
Fred Ventzke, Wausau, r. 2
f. G. Reinhart, Wausau, r. 2
| William Beck, Wausau r. 2
Eric Hackbarth
! Gust Bunker
All on r..
Erich Schubring
| Henry KunZer
| Fl. G, Hahn
| william Weber
| August Kahn
Eric F. Salzseider
Walter Wendt
| Fred Giese
Herman Juedes
James Manning
Guy Tilden
| Gust Zahrt
John Brendemuehl
Emil Rick
! Arthur G. Zahrt
| Albert W. Zahrt
| A. L. Kluetz Wausau, r. 5
Herman Zemke, Wausau, R. 5
Barney Holzem, Wausau, r. A
| John Sloan, Wausau, r.
Art Utech, Wausau, r. A
| Herman Necker, Naugart r.
Henry Wilke, Wausau, r.
Ewald Kufahl, Wausau, r. 5
| c. G. Baars, Wausau, r.
| August Pagel Easton, r. 2
| Carl Behnke, Easton, r. 2
George Strosman, Easton, r. 2
| Carl Block, Easton, X. 2
Robert Kruger, Wausau, r. 7
Herman Meilahn, Wausau r. 7
! Fred Hass, Wausau, r.
Frank Radke, Wausau, r. 4
Chas. Revue, Wausau, X.
| August Sam, Wausau, r. 4
Jacob Hunter, Wausau, r. 4
! Ed. Maroon, Wausau, r.
! Ed. NarIon Wausau, r.
Emil Rauke, Wausau, X.
! Otto Treu, Wausau, r.
Ernst Schneider
Carl Henke, Wausau, X. z
| 0. Londo, Wausau, X. 7
Edmo Londo, Wausau, r. 7
| Arthur Larnbrecht, Easton, r. 2
Philip Hollinger, Ringle, r.
William Wenzel, Ringle, r. 1
| Fred Borgoyne, Ringle, r.
! Fred J. Wanta, Ringle, r.
G. b. Zahrt Ringle, r.
Everett Dyke, Ringle, X.
G. T. Hagen, Ringle, X.
Emil r. Doede, Ringle, X.
August Gaede, Easton, II. 2
| A. A. Belize, Easton, r. 2
August Bauman, Wausau, II. z
VIM. Baumann, Wausau, II.
| Richard Meilahn, Wausau, r. z
George HetZel
| Victor Zimmerman, Wausau, r. 2
Ernst Dressed Wausau, X. 2
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