Local Fare Among CityVisitors and Officials
Local notes show Lems. L. Nick of Wansad and Louis Zeaman of Sigel visiting the Tribune office. Mayor Wheelan appoints L James Howle east side night policeman. Various residents attend socials, conventions, and church events. construction underway on homes in Lyons Second Addition. Weather brings needed rains. several messages note health and travel, including Dr. Garbutt and Mrs. Wallace planning summer in Colorado and Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Nick
Wansad
Louis Zeaman
Sigel
Tribune
Thorsday
P. A Williams
Marsh‘ield
Appleton
Roy
W. A. Nawing
Wargan
Heins
Enna
Geo L. Williams
Milwaukee
Charles Carhart
Wangan
Minneapolis
Paul Miller
Mosher Bros
Lyons
Anton Hart
Marshfield
P. B. Wallace
Colorado
Qahkosh
Two services and visits noted in small town notes
The column records two Sunday services at SS and multiple social visits. Adolph Panter spends several weeks visiting friends as snow falls in Merrill on June second. Residents farewells, travel to Chicago, and plans for summer duties are noted alongside local business and family movements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peer
Paul
Adolph Panter
Merrill
Grand Rapids
W. Thompson
Chase
Emil Garrison
Wansan
City
Port Edwards
Chrie Gertslaff
Pp. Eberhardt
Som Fred
Geparte
Chicago
Buffalo Bills
Bill
Stevens Point
New York
Luke Lemonse
Smith
Saul Preston
Geo. N. Wood
F. W. Kroger
Wausau
Mr. Wood
Wm. G. Reynolds
Meehan
Stevers Point
Cobb
Wis
Youngs
Harriet Armstrong
First National Bank
Necedah
Colorado
Sin
Grace Sherman Fins
Miss Armstrong
J. J. Varney
Marsifield
al. Waldvogel
Warner
Marshfield
Simon Worland
Sigel
the Tribune
Michigan
Worlend
Vesper
Safe and Sane Fourth to Curb Fireworks Dangers
In a call for a safer Fourth, state fire marshal M Partell urges local ordinances to restrict dangerous fireworks, promote public safety, and protect life and property. He cites July firework restrictions in major cities and urges civic groups to support sane celebrations. Also notes a Grand Rapids event where clairvoyant healer Phillip Yackel offers consultations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Jeland
Paul
Cleveland
Baltimore
York
Boston
Philad Louis
Gerioon
Young America
Justill
Janertyry
St Paul
Washington
Toledo
Newelphia
Uni
Thia
T M. Partell
Commencement at Training School and Alumni Reunion
The Wood County Training School holds its commencement week with an 8 o clock program this evening. Lincoln High School will stage exercises tomorrow in the Vont auditorium. Alumni reunion follows the program with a class slate including George Purnell Clareoce Jackson and Vesper Hyunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln High School
Vont
Elork
AL Totelock
Rue Rey
Sol Grins
George Purnell
Clareoce Jackson
Ghorgs
Theo Sal
Albert Salisbury
Whitewater
Mabel Margaret Rodere
Alice May Carey
Bessie Marie Christianeson
Isabelle Evangeline Demitz
Clanmaa
MM. Farrell
Gertrude i Giesn
Thyra Aanelia Liansen
Julia Tsarmacek
Nellie J. Siyut
Thet
Adele Ingly
Elsie O Kahl
Jugin A. Vera Hraemer
Elivabere Lindahl
AL Madeowaldt
Jourth
Fredrick Marié Maresad
Gern H. Midluwalis
T Lioyd D. Miller
Elizabeth Sar
Fragmented Readable Text From Obscure Page
The readable fragments mention names like Aly Tinton and Laine My, with references to a summer event and a sport context. It hints at a local paper’s odd mix of people, teams, and places but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes to form a coherent report.
Survey overview and public health goals from Wisconsin tuberculosis drive
The Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis association outlines how surveys will map tuberculosis spread, locations, and conditions to guide care and prevention. Executive secretary Dearholt explains surveys educate the public, reassure families, and train investigators to collect confidential, beneficial data without harming individuals. Dog license due notices follow, with penalties for late payment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiscand Ia Anti
Ainen
Milwaukee
WM Dearholt
Ue Association
Iya
Gurvay Arouren
Aml Poarda
Wealdht
Note Scam Leaves Ehrhardt Out Thousand Dollars
Martin Ehrhardt of Marahfield gave a note for 1100 on oil stock. The agent promised he could reclaim it if dissatisfied within a year. By then the note had passed to a third party, an innocent purchaser, and Ehrhardt was ordered to pay plus interest after a law ruling. The stock had little value, costing Ehrhardt about 1000 in cash and legal expenses. The piece ends with a warning against accepting notes from strangers and oral contract exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Ehrhardt
Marahfield
Ehrhardt
Stevens Point Journal
Heiteman
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Tenth Streets
C. E. Boles
Abstract of Title, Loans & Insurance
Lyon Block
Utes
Kellogg Bros. Lumbergo
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
Grand Rapids, Web
AMD
Pamy
LORGH
Alexis
Wheal
Tal Greatest
Daly's
John Normington
Geo. W. Paulus
Adam Paulus
H. Sydow
Watertown
Doctor Garbutt
Dixon House
Wo. G. Nason
Masonville
Bert
Gus Wheir
Tim Dixon
Iove
Santana Barker
Mesars
Grignon
W .H. Getta
Chris. Powderly
Chas. Bender
Sam Parker
Fond du Lac
G. A. BR
Jacob Reuter
Mr. Renter
Amiiga
Atty
B. Fitch
Mekooss
Sionday
Sfr
Fitch
Democratic Atpte
Winconsin
Laramie
D. M. Huntington
East Side
Wood County National Bank
Wisconsin
John Wooddell
Witt
Almond
Chas Podawiltz
Eutry Knoll
P. Mulroy
Geo. B. McMillan
Fond du Lar
A. B. Seter
Ethel
Wao
Fau
Aria
Witter House
Phillip Yackel
Yale
Fottie
Sabie Brunnres
Peter Tate
VE Hays
Etier Mb
Dts
Aly Tinton
Laine
Atenisarr Ghote
Parke
State of
County of Wood
Grand Rapida
Plese
Traudh
Alty
A. D
M. G. Gordon
Grand Rapids Milling Go
Bath
Tyre
Grand Rapids Brewing Co
Piyone
la France
Colt
Biumia
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