Bio: Neumann, Herman


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Surnames: Neumann 
 

----Source: Marshfield News Herald (Marshfield, Wood County, Wis.) 27 Sept. 1929 
 

Herman Neumann was born in the town of Unity, Clark County, Wisconsin, February 23, 1878. He attended a public school in the community of his birth, a Lutheran school in Spencer, and helped on the home farm until he was married. He then purchased his father-in-law’s farm, in the town of Brighton, and engaged in the farming occupation, which he has followed there since. 
 

The organizations, which Mr. Neumann heads, are the Equity Local, the Livestock Shipping Association and the Cooperative Produce Company. In addition to these offices, he is a director and agent of the Juneau Farmers Mutual Cyclone Insurance Company of Juneau and the Farmers Mutual Automobile Insurance Company of Madison. In cheese manufacturing circles he formerly was the secretary of the Korth Corner Cheese Factory in the town of Brighton, Marathon County. 
 

Seventy-five acres of the farm are under plow, the rest in pasture and woodland. It has a full set of modern buildings and machinery. The machinery includes a tractor and threshing outfit. Principal among his livestock are 32 head of high grade Holsteins and four fine horses. He is a son of Frank Neumann, Clintonville. 
 

His wife formerly was Miss Anna Schwantes, town of Brighton. They were married in the Lutheran church in Spencer, October 30, 1892. Their children are: Walter, 26, Ruth, 16, Maynard, 13, Raymond, 8, Robert, 5, and Mrs. A. W. Bisner, 24, Marshfield. 
 

Politically, he is Non-Partisan. His hobbies are motoring and sightseeing.  

 

 


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