Pittsville May Form Militia Company
Marshfield News reports Pittsville in Wood county plans to form a militia company with about eighty young men ready to join. Captain Robert Connor will consult the adjutant general in Madison on steps and equipment, potentially creating two Wood county soldier companies. Previously Pittsville aided dependents of called-out troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Robert Connor
Pittsville
Mlltia
Tittaville
Connor
Madison
Wood County
Ten Commandments for the Home Town From The American City
An excerpt from The American City Magazine outlines a civic creed titled ten commandments for residents. It urges loyalty to one’s town, condemns malice, promotes strong public servants, champions schools and health, advocates good roads and beauty, and calls for church participation and community service while warning against overstepping committee boundaries.
Farm and land sales and notices in Marinette area
Farmer offers 80 acres in Marinette county four miles from railroad town with fair buildings and about 60 acres cultivated on liberal terms. may swap for Ciand Rapids property. 120 unimproved acres in Wood county at $10 per acre. 80 acres three miles from city limits at $700. Also several registered cattle for sale. Lost belt, watch, and other notices included with owner contact in Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marinette County
Ciand Rapids
Wood County
Gale
J. Leu
Tie That Binds Wears Thin Over German Submarine War
The Tribune reports rising tension as Germany’s submarine warfare strains U S relations. Officials refuse to alter policy, urging Germany to stop sinking ships flying the American flag. A Texas American schooner Lyman M Law was torpedoed off Sardinia on the 12th, crew saved, cargo lumber bound for Italian ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Germany
Kaiser Hag
United States
Wula
Lyman M. Law
Sardinia
Altho
Gayine
Koshollek patents four wheel drive steering system
Paul F. Koshollek has been informed by H Bb Wilson & Co patent attorneys in Washington that his improved four wheel drive and steering arrangement is patentable and filed. The design powers all wheels from a single gasoline engine with one gear and a reduced transmission parts count, aiming to revolutionize automobile truck construction. Koshollek plans a full sized model and operation within four to six months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Paul F. Koshollek
H. Bb. Wilson & Go
Washington
Bridge party honors Mrs. Robert Houston in LA visit
Mrs. FP X Pomainville hosted a Friday auction bridge gathering for lady friends. The guest of honor was Mrs. Robert Houston of Los Angeles. A one o'clock luncheon preceded the bridge game with favors won by Mrs. O T Hougon and Mrs. EB Redford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FP. X. Pomainville
Auction Bridge
Robert Houston
Foreclosure sale notice in Wood County Wisconsin court
Legal foreclosure notice from Wood County Wisconsin. Orders sale of property described as quarter sections in townships 23 north range 6 east. Judgment obtained by Dublin Realty Co against Dora Beulaler and others. Sheriff Norman Ingson to sell at Grand Rapids courthouse at public auction to satisfy principal interest and costs. Attorney W J Conway represents plaintiffs. Sale date set for April 4 at 1 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamuney
Seth
Grand Rapids
Wood Coputy
Wisconsin
Wood
Nocthivert
Ot Mange Aix
Axe
Ewoney
Omer
Dora Beulaler
Oliver’ Akey
God Buitail Akey
Normingson
Sherif
Wood County
Wis
W. J. Conway
National Brewing Company of Stevens Point to discontinue beer
The National Brewing Company of Stevens Point has made an assignment with liabilities and assets about $60,000. Organized about nine years, it started well but has been a loss maker for years. Stockholders blame poor management for the failure and the company will discontinue beer production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Brewing Company of
Stevens Point
Marriage Changes Men Aged By Time In Domestic Life
The passage notes how newly married men appear spirited at first with garden work and singing. After years, smiles fade to frowns as work continues and household roles shift. It suggests Cupid’s influence reveals itself as marriages mature and routines tighten.
Miss Minnie Hill and John Worlund Wed in Local Ceremony
Miss Minnie Hill and John Worlund were married Wednesday afternoon at the home of Edward and Mrs. Eberhardt with Rev Nordling of the Swedish Lutheran church officiating. Bridesmaids Milad Lor etta Miller and Ida Worland. Groomsmen Fred Will and Charles Jasperson. A wedding dinner followed. the couple will reside in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Hill
John Worlund
Edward Eberhardt
Eberhardt
Nordling
Swedish Lutheran Church
Milad
Loretta Miller
Ida Worland
Fred Will
Charles Jasperson
Tribune
Knoll and Hahn Married in City Lutheran Church
Miss Frances Knoll and Mr. Rudolph Hahn were wed Wednesday at 10 a.m. officiated by Rev. Puntz of the east side Lutheran church. Bridesmaid Miss Lillian Knoll and groomsman Mr. Albert Hahn. A wedding dinner followed, the couple leaving on the noon train for Milwaukee on a short tour before settling in the big city. Both are well known locally with many friends and warm wishes for a happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Knoll
Rudolph Hahn
Puntz
East Side
Officers Elected for Silverview Hospital Board of Directors
At the annual meeting of the Silverview Hospital association officers were elected for the ensuing year. Geo. W. Mead was named president I P Witter vice president Mrs T W Brazeau secretary Mrs C Boles treasurer. Board members include Mrs Geo M Hill Mrs T A Mullen and O R Roenius. The new hospital should be ready for occupancy by mid June and will provide a up to date facility for the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silverview Hospital Association
Geo. W. Mead
I.P. Witter
T. W. Brazeau
C. ©. Boles
Geo. M. Hill
T. &. Mullen
O. R. Roenius
Death of Mrs Fisher City Nurse Dies in Chicago
Mrs Florence Fisher longtime city resident and nurse died Thursday in Chicago after a brief heart illness. She had recently moved to live with Mr and Mrs Howard Crotteau to care for their children. There were no known relatives here. Remains brought back and interred Saturday from Baker Undertaking, Rev Rockstroh of the Episcopal church conducted the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Fisher
Chicago
Baker
Rockstroh
Episcopal Church
Local Items and Social Notes From Wausau Area
Local brief mentions residents visiting and transacting business in Wausau Milwaukee and Cedar Falls Iowa. Social events include bridge gatherings at Mead and Werle homes with prizes and refreshments. infant born to Ed Hagerstrom family. quarantine at the Geo W Mead home due to scarlet fever. sale ad for Lord Baltimore Linen at Otto's Pharmacy. miscellaneous opinions on virtue and daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Depress
Wausau
A. B. Bever
Milwaukee
B.S. Fox
Meehan
Tribune
and. Mrg
Ed. Hagerstrom
Cedar Falls
Iowa
W. R. Smith
Geo. W. Davis
Lord Baltimore
Otto
Geo. W. Mead
Emily
Mead
Train stalled in deep drifts with passengers stranded
Passengers including five men and two women on a Stevens Point bound train were trapped for eight hours in freezing conditions after the engine became uncoupled. They ate bread from a farm and candy while workers dug with shovels. A relief party reached the rear and took the travelers back to Scandinavia after teams struggled through the drifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Gota
St. Bes
Andy
Bath
Scandinavia
Education for infant care inspires young women
A Wisconsin article argues for girls in high schools to train in infant care through dummy babies and live demonstrations. It notes infant mortality stems from ignorance of proper care and suggests combining classroom practice with real home babies to improve outcomes for the vulnerable, especially in poorer communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tos
Fecoen Reapoe
Wisconsin
Punny Bill Dies on Senate Floor After Moral Rights Debate
A Colorado legislature debate on a segregation bill for “fallen women” sparked two female lawmakers to propose an amendment extending segregation to “fallen men.” Mrs Marshall urged the measure, while Mrs Riddle warned it would leave men with no business outside fines. The bill died, leaving the floor in stunned silence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Marshall
Representative Riddle
Speaker
House
Wauoma Losus' Locals Triumph 23 to 10 in Basketball
Wautoma locals hosted visitors from Lincoln gym Friday evening in a fast paced game. The home team led from start to finish and won by 23 to 10 with McSwain Hanson and Priday among the key players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wautoma Boys
Lincoln
McSwain
Ton
Hanson
Priday
An Angling Work From Ancient Teromy Chronicle
A fragment titled An Angling Work outlines early fishing practices and terms. It references ancient Teromy scholars and artifacts, suggesting a scholarly note on methods, gear, and rivercraft from antiquity. The readable text emphasizes practical fishing knowledge preserved in historic sources.
Price of Meat Voices of Concern on Markets
A Wisconsin university editor urges farmers to adopt efficient methods as meat prices stay high and supplies tighten. The discussion notes rising costs for cattle, a slower beef drawdown, and potential shortages, with warnings that unless demand shifts, prices may remain elevated for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opkins
Agricultural
Ersity of
Wisconsin
Clay
Chicago
Will Again Try Elk Establishment in Wisconsin
Two carloads or sixty head of elk will be shipped from Wyoming to northern Wisconsin near Trout. Last winter thirty elk died from pneumonia after improper transit. O Reilly of Merrill will supervise unloading and care for the herd at the park to reduce losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Express
Wie O'Reilly
Merrill
Streetcar Service Stopped by Water Pipe Flooding
Street cars between this city and Nekooka halted Monday forenoon due to a water pipe break near Port Ed wards. Flooded ground froze, blocking the track until the pipe was removed. The first car ran onto ice and left the track, adding to the delay, though overall service has been good given conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nekooka
Gare
Port Edwards
Kitchen Range Explosion Injures Mrs Bunn in Stevens Point
A kitchen range blew up in the Stevens Point residence of Mrs D M Bunn Monday morning. Water pipes burst causing the blast. Mrs Bunn, cooking breakfast, was badly burned and bruised but remained conscious long enough to crawl to a safe room before family members found her. The house caught fire but was quickly extinguished with minor damage.
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D. M. Bunn
Stevens Point
Ice Supply Thickest Ever Harvested In Area
Ice dealers report Jocel area supply harvested in recent days stands at about 32 inches thick with clear crystal ice beneath the snow layer. The top layer is finely frozen, presenting a handsome appearance and ample stock for community needs.
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Jocel
Brazeau Marries in Spokane Washington
From Spokane comes word that Wm A Brazeau was married Wednesday in Spokane to Mrs Walker, a Spokane resident. He is brother to T W Brazeau of this city and has many friends here who wish him success in marriage. The Tribune extends congratulations.
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Spokane
Washington
Wm.a. Brazeau
Walker
Brazeau
T. W. Brazéau
the Tribune
Bulletin highlights from Tarmars Institute notices
The Tribune reports receipt of two bulletins from Tarmars Institute. These bulletins, though not current in year, contain useful information on agriculture and animal husbandry for interested readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the. Tribune
Tarmars
Institute
Local mourns as a man dies in town
Mr and Mrs Wm Alworden mourn the death of a local man described in blurred newspaper text. The note mentions a medical context and a fellow resident, with uncertainty about full details and spelling.
Grand Rapids Boys Win Championship Stock Judging Team
Three local youths from Grand Rapids traveled to Madison to compete in the stock judging contest after regional preliminaries. More than 100 schools entered, and the Grand Rapids team earned top marks under coach Prof. Clark. Members were Earl Olson, Harvey Ward, and Albert Anderson.
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Chen
Agricultural
Madison
Owhich
Madisons
Clark
Earl Olson
Ainmond
Harvey Ward
Babcock
Albert Anderson
Nelkoosa
Death of John J. Lemke in Grand Rapids
John J. Lemke longtime Grand Rapids resident died at his son H J Lemke's home Monday at 8 30 after eight months illness following a paralytic stroke. Born in Braeno Germany June 24 1851 he came to Wisconsin in 1883 and settled in Grand Rapids. He worked for the Northwestern road as section foreman and as a dagman before illness led to resignation. Survived by his son two sisters in Germany and a brother in South America. Funeral held at 1 30 Wednesday at the Lemke home with Rev The row of the west side Lutheran church officiating.
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John J. Lemke
Grand Rapids
H. J. Lemke
Emke
Mr. Lemke
Braeno
Germany
America
Wisconsin
Northwestern Road
Dagman
Lemke
South America
the Row
West -Side Lutheran Church
Weight and mortality linked to body weight in old article
In a February issue of American Magazine the author argues weight levels influence death risk. A man aged 40-50 with high weight faces higher early death risk than if ill with typhoid fever, while being thinner reduces decade mortality. In his twenties a 20 pound deficit raises death risk 12 percent. slight fatness aids against disease like tuberculosis and typhoid. A man in his fifties twenty pounds over normal carries 15 percent mortality handicap, forty pounds over raises death chances by 45 percent.
Navy recruitment push aims to boost enlistment numbers
The government plans a nationwide recruiting drive to fill the Navy. A recruiting officer will visit towns with more than a thousand people to explain service life and benefits, followed a week later by two medical examiners to screen interested applicants. The Navy struggles to attract inland youth, drawing most recruits from sea and lake ports where steamboating offers a livelihood.
Locals Win Debates in Grand Rapids High School Meet
The Grand Rapids high school team defeated Wausau in Friday evening’s debate held in local city venues. Speakers Howard Lyons Elizabeth Henigddell Avery Denton argued the resolution that the state board of arbitration with compulsory powers should settle intrastate employer employee disputes. all three debates ended with the affirmative team winning unanimously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand
Rapids
Tean
Wausau
Howard ‘Lyons
Elizabeth Henigdell
Avery
Denton
State Board
Betwen
Explosion at alt Nekoosa injures none reported
A morning blast at Alt Nekoosa damaged a water tank and ceiling, but no injuries were reported. Fire officials indicated the cause is under investigation and repair crews are assessing the scene.
Elks State Convention Set for Fond du Lac
The Elks will hold their state convention at Fond du Lac on June 14. Senator J Hamilton Lewis of Illinois and State Attorney Hoyne of Cook County are expected to attend to participate in the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Elks
Fond du Lac
Lewis
Illinois
Hoyne
Cook County
Another Hour of Daylight Proposed Countywide
The county considers advancing clocks by one hour to gain daylight in winter and spring. Proponents cite saved lamp use and longer evenings while opponents are not yet vocal. The main challenge is achieving uniform adoption to avoid confusion between old and new time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Altho
Dead Letter Office Finds $2.25 Million in Undeliverable Mail
A post office report shows the Dead Letter Office recovered more than 2.25 million dollars in checks, drafts, money orders and valuables from undeliverable items last year. It handled 10,839,900 letters and parcels, with one-third delivered and many held for claimants or destroyed. Unclaimed stamps and currency plus sale proceeds added 53,665 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Posti.ce Department
Department Ays
Death of Hank Ticknor in Grand Rapids Wis at 86
Henry Ticknor died at his home in Grand Rapids on Sunday January 28 1917 aged 86. He left a wife and four grown children. Known as Hank he was a longtime woodsman and river man who served five years in the Civil War and later became a respected citizen of Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Henry Ticknor
Grand Rapids
Wis
Hank” Ticknor
Yeurs
Grand Raps
Hank
Five Dollar Jobs Open in Wisconsin Senate
The Wisconsin Senate seeks stenographers at five dollars a day. Exams run February 24 to March 3 for both men and women across seven cities Madison LaCrosse Eau Claire Green Bay Wausau Stevens Point Oshkosh and Milwaukee, chosen by the Civil Service Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Senate
Madison
LaCrosse
Eau Claire
Greenay
Wausau
Stevens Point
Osh- Kosh
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Civil Service Commission
Cold as Government Thermometer Registers 36 Below
Monday morning the government thermometer showed 36 below zero, the coldest reading yet. With no wind the chill felt less harsh than in earlier blasts, yet the winter remains severe with no real thaw since last fall's freeze-up, leaving locals mystified by the relentless cold.
Will Build Garage in City Observed by Two Kenoshaw Men
Two Kenoshaw gentlemen, both mechanics with years of experience, visited the city this week to survey sites for a garage project. They indicated likely settlement on the east side, having several locations under consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenoshaw
Advertised Mall Listings In Grand Rapids Wisconsin
A damaged notice fragment lists advertised mail at the post office in Grand Rapids Wisconsin dated February 12 191% featuring names including Mrs A Te Bachaut Jr Mrs Jos Scho and Mr Anderson Meat Market Co Lang Drug Store and Rev D Wi Decor Mr Ben Knuth and others through a faded local classifieds fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
A. Te Bachaut, Jr
Migs
Tone Ninetmill
Jos
Gentlemean
Anderson ‘Meat Market Co
H. Broder
W. D. Bushys
Ben
Rood Construction Co Amends Name to ROOD CONSTRUCTION CO
Notice states the name of the firm C W Rood Construction Co has been amended to ROOD CONSTRUCTION CO. Dated February 12. Secretary M HILL signs the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W. Rood Construction Co
M. Hill
Wedding by Common Law Consummated
Miss Helen Baldwin and Mr. Roy Johnson of Cornell Wisconsin were married in this city Wednesday evening in a common law ceremony. Witnesses were John Roberts Gertrude Bager A B Sutor and R s Payne. The article argues common law marriage can be binding and explicit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Baldwin
Roy Johnson
Cornell
Wisconsin
John Roberts
Gertrude Bager
A. B. Sutor
R. S. Payne
Contract of Marriage in Wisconsin 1917
This contract of marriage dated February 14 1917 in Grand Rapids Wisconsin records Roy Johnson of Cornell and Helen Baldwin of Cornell agreeing to marry under state law. Roy promises to support and protect Helen in sickness and health while Helen vows to love cherish and obey him and both commit to forsaking others and to abide by Wisconsin marriage laws. Signed sealed and witnessed by Roy Johnson Helen Baldwin and four witnesses.
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Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Roy Johnson
Cornell
Helen’ Baldwin
Roy. Johnson
Helen Baldwin
Join Roberts
Gertrude Bager
A. B. Sutor
R. S. Payne
Road Commissioners Report shows Wisconsin road gains in Wood county
The Tribune reviews the Wisconsin highway commission report noting extensive road improvements across the state. It highlights views of stretches between city and Biron praised as among the best, with Wood county expected to boast some of the finest drives in the state in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Highway Commission of
Wisconsin
Wood County
Biron
Will Again Be A Candidate For County Superintendent
Nomination papers circulate for G. A. Varney for county superintendent this spring. In this city no other candidate is known. Varney has improved county schools and attended to business, and the Tribune believes Wood county residents are fortunate to have him ready to take on duties for the modest pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Varney
Varney
the Tribune
Wood‘ County
Haumschild and Morgan Married in Rudolph
Miss Florence Haumschild and Mr Barney Morgan of Rudolph were wed in the city on Wednesday with Justice F W Calkins officiating. The couple, popular in Rudolph, will reside in Rudolph as they begin married life. Tributes from friends convey best wishes for lasting happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Haumschild
Barney’ Morgan
Rudolph
Justice F. W. Calkins
The
Tribune
Regiment and band on border ordered home
Word from Marshfield says the Second Regiment and Company A will leave the border on Saturday the 10th after a countermanded order. No reason was given for reversing the initial dispatch, but the troops will be glad to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Will Build New Home On Corner Lot
August Miller plans drawn for a new house on the corner of 9th and Wiley streets to be built early next spring. He will move the old Reiland house onto the west lot and remodel it into a modern shape before completing the new dwelling.
Lewis wins match with head lock and toe-hold finish
In Los Angeles Ba Strangler defeated Paul Martenson of Chicago, who had beaten him years earlier. Strangler threw Martenson in 57:59 for the first fall, then Lewis won the second fall in 25:55 with a head lock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Ba’ Strangler
Paul Martenson
Chicago
Martenson
Lewis
Building Plans Offered to Aid Farmers and Homes
Advertisement offers to provide plans and specifications for building at reasonable prices with special attention to farm homes and farm buildings. Office location stated as opposite First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wirst National
Mrs Lucy Stinson Visits Sister in City Twenty Years On
Mrs Lucy Stinson of Oshkosh has been visiting her sister, Mrs Archie McMillan, the past week. Twenty years ago Mrs Stinson was a resident of this city. The note lists M J Jacobson of 111 2nd St N and another Jacobson entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy, Stinson
Oshkosh
Archie, McMillan
Stinson
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Elgin Movement
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Wanten
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Nash Hardware Co
Cloverdale
1St St
City Hall
Ed Mahoney
Bruntn
Ide
Lowell School
Englewood
Joe Reddin
West Side
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Cayfeld Investment Association
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Coad
4Th Ave
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Bob Sleda
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Mermcure Court
Nicholas Mare Cal Jiu
Allee Milliteetay
Dee
Dels
Stawitine
Beteen
Anki
Full-Worland
Knoll-Hahn
Orpficers
Mrs. Fisher
Ferdinand ‘Link
Nic. Belland
Norbert. Roemer
John C. Werle
Vafternoon” Bridge Club
Cait
WM. A. Brazeau
Warmers
Wm. Alworden
Arshy
Ara
Don
Ithe
al Hille
Grand Rapids Boys
John Lemke
NAVY
Alt Nekoosa
Death OF Shank" Ticknor
Baus
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2Nd St. N
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