Extraordinary session marks failed push in Congress
As the special session of Foss gress adjourned, House Republicans hurried to pass bills stalled for months to show action. They aimed to dodge a clash with shippers and workers by rail policy, but the move shifts the debate to the Senate. The era saw a marked phase in campaign strategy and treaty opposition.
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House of Representatives
Senate
League of Nations
Congress
United States
County Clerk Reports SurTax Figures for Wood County
County Clerk Sam Church released the first surtax figures for Wood County. The levy funds the Soldiers Cash Bonus and Soldiers Educational Bonus, affecting filers with income tax responsibility but not a general county tax. Totals show corporation surtaxes of 47,495,583 and related sums, plus individual surtaxes and income taxes, with overall surtax and income tax figures listed.
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Wood County
Clark Sam Church
Sudden Death of South Side Woman Caroline Klawikowski
Mrs. Caroline Klawikowski aged about fifty-nine or sixty two? died suddenly Sunday afternoon at three o'clock from heart trouble after weeks of illness. She lived with her son Frank Schanes on the South Side, previously on a farm south of New Rome. Survived by son Frank Schanes and two daughters Mrs. Thomas Brown of this city and Mrs. Roman Malinski of Canada. Funeral Tuesday at 9:00 from the house and 9:30 at SS Peter and Paul church. Fr William Reding officiated. Burial in Calvary cemetery.
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Caroline Klatyikowski
Klawikowski
Frank Schanes
Thomas Brown
Roman Malinski
Canada
SS. Peter & Paul Church
Wm. Reding
Calvary Cemetery
Land purchase meeting sought for Wood County Asylum lands
Special Committee of the Wood County Board of Supervisors will meet December 18 1919 at 9 A M at Marshfield Hardware and Auto Company to consider buying woodland and pasture land for the Wood County Insane Asylum. Owners may submit land descriptions and price per acre by December 18 1919. Up to 300 acres may be bought at no more than $50 per acre, within miles of the asylum and with a living water stream running through it. Louis Trossen is the chair.
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County Board of Supervisors
Wood County Insane Asylum
Marshfield Hardware and Auto Company
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Wood County Asylum
A. D
Louis Trossen
University of Wisconsin aims to cut Wisconsin illiteracy statewide
The University of Wisconsin Extension plans a state wide campaign to reduce illiteracy by forming town and city councils of public spirited citizens. Two representatives will visit towns to assist local postwar problems and promote home study under university direction. The program offers extensive resources and home study courses to broaden access to education for all Wisconsin residents.
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University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Wisconsin
Home U
Purebred bulls placement surge in Wisconsin report
The Better Lives campaign reports 3 060 purebred bulls placed in Wisconsin farms in nine months, with total bulls on 13 000 farms and county records totaling 41 543 bulls across 31 counties. D S Bullock estimates about 3 000 bulls placed in the last nine months, noting Holsteins, Guernseys and Jerseys among the counts.
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Wisconsin
D. S. Bullock
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders’ Association
Bullock
Shawano
Waukesha
Clark
Chippewa
Calumet
Washington
Vernon
Woou
Grant
Green Lake
Oconto
la Crosse
Lincoln
Han Claire
Rock
Rusk
Burnell
Douglas
Juneau
Buffalo
Marathon
Polk
Ashland
Sawyer
Langlade
Taylor
Kenosha
Bayfield
Forest
Vilas As Price
Notice to Subscribers Raise in Tribune Price
Notice to subscribers explains a price change for readers outside the first zone paying 9.50 per year after January 1, while those inside the first zone continue at 2.00 per year. The item reflects a broad price adjustment sought by the Tribune for readers beyond the initial zone.
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Tribune
Hemorrhoid Treatment Ad From Dr C F Lahn Office
Chronic disease sufferers urged to consult Dr C F Lahn home specialist for non surgical treatment of hemorrhoids with references available. Office at 551 Cleveland Street and phone Red 253 for inquiries.
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C. F. Lahn
Cleveland St
EVERY ITEM NEWS FOR SOMEBODY oo-3- 'BIRON o-6-s
Lloyd Barton and younger brother are now working at Park Falls. Grandpa Pyrch visits family in the area. Geo Bates and family spent Sunday at the Leland Rocheleau home. James Cheattle visited Rudolph and his daughter teaches there. Eric Gettzlatf returns to painting job after an operation. Chas Stolp works on the new Club House. New workers arrive daily seeking jobs. Local social notes cover clubs, birthdays, hunting, and travel between Grand Rapids and nearby towns.
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Lloyd Barton
Park Falls
Grandpa Pyrch
Joe
Elappa
Geo. Bates
Leland Rocheleau
James Cheattle
Rudolph
Eric Gettzlatf
Eric
Albert Flick
Chas. Stolp
Our Village
Jill
Ellen Demears
Fred Eberhardt
Nic Hilger
Grand Rapids
Chet Atwood
A. L. Aiey
Earl
Holmes
O. Rocheleau
Joe Sweeney
Miller
Ladysmith
Chas. Fields
Chas
Wm. Geibel
Nekoosa Visit and Local Notices
Paul Winker arrived in Nekoosa for an extended visit with his brother George Winker. A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tesser on Sunday Dec 7. Eva Williams returned from Big Flats to stay with her mother Mrs. Hattie Knipprath. Carl Verryoart appeared on the streets this week. Florence Write spent Sunday at Peter Fleas. Leona joined Rose Goodness on her way home. Mrs Fleas departed for Armenia. Mrs. Peter Spidell returned from hospital and is improving. Mrs. Jon Berard shopped in Grand Rapids Saturday. Neil Tesser and Mrs. Fred Schroeder visited at Walter Tesser’s home. Martin Kuhn, formerly with George Winker, returned to his German Settlement home. Farmers haul hay from the west marshes.
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Paul Winker
Nekoosa
George Winker
Walter Tesser
Dirs
Eva Williams
Big Flats
Hattie Knipprath
Carl Verryoart
Miss Florence Write
Peter Fleas
Leona
Rose Goodness
West Marshes
Community notices and local happenings in Auburndale and nearby
Local item summary: Ladies of the Youth's Aid Society host a benefit slab sale at N. M. Berg residence, with several residents visiting Marshfield and Grand Rapids for shopping and family events. Irene O'Brien hunted a 150 pound deer. Sick lists and health visits noted for N. M. Berg and Charley Sohn Sr. A newborn daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George Glick. An advert announces Ebbe's garage spring stock clearance at 15 percent discount through next week.
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R. H. Grusake
C. Baker
H. Radtke
N. M. Berg
C. W. Sheerin
R. H. Gruenke
Lillian
Mary Kieffer
Olga Olson
Bertha Severtson
Betty Sheerin
Florence
Marion Markee
George
James Kieffer
Marshfield
Ebbe’s
Serbia backs Red Cross aid to Montenegro hospitals
Belgrade officials commit a monthly subsidy of 5500 dinars to the American Red Cross for Montenegro hospital work. Col H R Fairclough discussed the effort with Serbian Minister of Public Works, noting Red Cross hospitals at Podgoritza, Cetinje, Niksic, Kolasin and the limited number of local doctors.
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Red Cross
Montenegro
Belgrade
H. R. Fairclough
Palo Alto
Cal
Podgoritza
Cettinje
Niksich
Kolachin
Notice of Final Settlement in Fisher Estate Wisconsin
In Wood County Wisconsin probate court December 11 and 25 1919 notice is given that Katherine K Fisher seeks final settlement of the estate of Warren G Fisher deceased The court fixes January 13 1920 at 10 AM in Grand Rapids for examining and allowing accounts and assigning residue The notice will be published in the Grand Rapids Tribune for three weeks as required by law and order of County Judge Chas TF Briere County probate officials signed the order
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State of
Wisconsin
Wood County Court
Warren G. Fisher
Katherine K. Fisher
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Tribune
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A. B. Sutor
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Ty, Vali Ea
Frank Lyman
Sigfrit Anderson
R. H. Morrison
T. P. Gardner
Charles MeKes
Edward Thomas
C. J. Kennedy
A. B. Daniels
Michael Smith
Claire W. Fell
Blanche Albert
Michel Stewart
Robert Nash
Ebbe’s Garage
4Th Ave
Matthews Bros
West End
Rela Las Ai
Otto’s
Fuller-Morrison Territorial
South Side
Palace
Stewart Edward Waite
The
Black Hills
Roy Stewart
Robert McKim
Villian
Burton Holmes
Begin
Priday
Carlisle Blackwell
France
Priscilla Dean
Pretty Smooth
Ruth Roland
Dorothy Gish
the Palace Orchestra
Alice Brady
Uesday
Pauline Fredericks
Mitchell Lewis
Children OF Banishmen's
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Seneca Road
P. Petersen
R. Teske
Ostermeyer
Myrtle Graham
O. J. Lew
F. W. Jones
Velener
Wm. Glebke
Milwaukee
Emil Hiersteadt
G. H. Munroe & Co
C. Hiersteadt
Harry Nepsey
Great Lakes
Albert F. Saeger
Ed.Rickman
John McGuinn
O. DeWitt
W.c.yeter
Chicago
Nekgosa
Dale
Peter Kouteson
Sabina
Caledonia
Miinn
Kennett Andress
Nebraska
Alfred Suderland
Ladies and Society
Erick Knuteson
Charley Sohn Sr
J. J. Looze
Walter Burmeister
Tom Chrystal
Stevens Point
Serbia
Jhese
Idstein
Austenanderson
Chas. TF. Briere
Canwas, Aity
Irvin D. Peters
Johnson & Hills
Grand Rapids, Wis
Optical Parlor
WLM
E. W. Ellis Lumber CO
Brunswick
the Ylaly Musicia
Conover, Cable
Kingsbury
Wellington
Carola
Euphbona Tower Player
Edison
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Daly’s Theatre
Bud Fishers
Mutt and Jeff
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