Books or Battleships in National Education Debate
A 1910s discussion compares a proposed national education appropriation with the cost of a battleship. Proponents argue funds could create universities, state systems, normal and technical schools, and schoolbooks, while critics question prioritizing education over naval expansion. The noted Fase Bill contemplates annual funds over 12 million for education with matching state contributions. The piece asks which is more important and invites readers to contact their senator with a preferred stance.
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Unm
Tle
Pha
United Stater
United States
Potica
United States Senate
Medianic Arte
Facts and Near Facts Con cerning the Wood Tick
An odd wood tick piece notes the creature known as Ixodes Unipauatata and its odd behavior. It describes how the tick hides on grass then enlarges to a sizable form, staying attached to hosts despite their actions. The piece mocks scientific naming while lampooning human assumption about this creature.
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de Woode
Estate of Emelie Hadke claims notice in Wood County court
Order limits time for creditors to present claims against the estate of Emelie Hadke. The Wood County Court in Grand Bois city fixed a deadline ending December 24 for filing claims, to be examined at the court in Grand. Notices require publication in the Grand Tribune for four consecutive weeks.
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State of
Wisconsin
Wood
Emelie Hadike
Emelie Hadeke
County of
Bonide
Mathias Baudy
Harcefonti
Emolle Badtke
Perora
Fas Cour
Eine
Grand
Fdis
Seid
Wisieh Kaid-Elatins
Ofp
Bei County of Wood
Sune
Feeney
Local residents activity and obituaries noted in city notices
Names of residents visiting, church attendance, travels and errands. Mrs Ratello and Gladys were in town Friday. Albert and Arthur Jacoby planned Milwaukee and Michigan trips. Neal Crowe Jr mourns seven month old death. Mrs Parvis left for Berlin due to illness. Mrs Simeon Crotteau buys garment for 8600. family news includes visits with Eli Crottaan. Various local residents from Nekoosa, Big Bend, Marshfield, Junction City and Milladore are mentioned with routine social and family updates.
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Rudolph Mc
N. G. Ratello
Dangstar Gladys
Nick
Haat Stack
E. Baumechild
Jackson
Whitman
Misa Armetta Hades
Mukwonego
Mira
Piltz
Big Bend
Mra
Parvis
Lisa
J. A. Jackson
Berlin
Heigh
Bern
Eimer Crotteau
Simeon Crotteau
Garm
Hee
Simeon Crottaan
Marshfeld
Eli
Frank Weathers
Nekoona
Geo. Vanilen Henval
Elmer Crottaan
Yam City
Alvert Jacoby
Dr. Jackson
Frank Root
Fir
Wall Clark
Thehua
Dorothea
Milladore
Violet Ome
Violet Hay
Clark
S. W. Do. Clark
Geo. Bates
Mae. Sylvestar Sabora
Fangstear
Junction City
Oliver Akey
Z. J. Rayome
Grand Rapids
Remingtons Celebrate Silver Wedding On Weekday
Remington Mr and Mrs. will celebrate their silver wedding on Wednesday October 13 inviting all friends. The district crops look poor though hay looks good and the frye crop appears fair. A cherry party gathered at Mr and Mrs R W Hoes home for a pleasant afternoon with cream and light refreshments served. I L Spencer and 900 George of St Paul visited O S Lowe Friday. Chas Miller and Rob Sanger of Grand Rapids visited relatives here last Sunday. Gus Sanger and Mcleans from Nekoosa were guests at the Sanger home. Mire Snyder of Finley bought a milk cow from O S Lowe last week.
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Weil' Nedday
Taue
Warren
Barabo
R. W. Hoes
I. L. Spencer
George
St. Paul
Lowe
Chas, Miller
Robi
Sanger
Grand Rapids
Gus Sanger
Adamshack
Mr. Mclean
Nekoosa
Mire, Snyder
Finley
Pleasant Hill Community Notes and Farm Updates
Pleasant Hill reports include Aug Herzberg completing shingles on his barn after a two day effort. Hendrickson’s horse escaping with little damage to property. Zellmer adding a new Abas foundation. My Schenk marrying Miss Sorader in the southern state. Genevieve Ducky visiting Miss Hackbarth. Gaohmang Bros. dismantling old structures for a new barn. O. Qarlin buying A Andrew’s oxen team. Mrs. Erdman improving at home. Ide Christensen visiting family. and various social visits and dances noted around town.
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Arpin
Pleasant Hill
Herzberg
Will
Hendrickson
Zellmer
J. Mann
Waukesha
P. H. Likes
Eee
Childres
My. Schenk
Mins
Sorader
Genevieve Ducky
Miss Hackbarth
Hansen
Hi Erickson
Daugh
Gaohmang Bros
Lave
Jes * O. Qarlin
A. Andrew's
Gray
Dale
Axe
Reed
Hannx
Lavyening
Local notes from Biron area and surrounding towns
Strawberries for canning orders with Johnson Hillon and more residents travel for business in Milwaukee Chicago and Antigo. Locals report berry crops promising after first picking at nearby farms while others prepare homes and visit relatives.
Gates Rossiter and Ernest Rossiter wed at Port Edwards
Gates of Port Edwards and Ernest Rossiter of Cornell married at the bride’s mother home in Port Edwards with Rev. Leonard of Cornell officiating. They plan a home in Cornell where Rossiter works for a new paper company. later news notes births and local curiosities including a bishop tale and solar corona interest.
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Gates-Rossiter
Drs
Nellig Ward Gates
Port Edwards
Ernest Rossiter
Cornell
Iwac
Rev
Leonard
Good Investments and Bargains in Real Estate and Livestock
A fragmented classified notice advertises WESY SIDE and BASE SIDE properties with multiple houses, 4 to 6 lots, and rates around $1260 to $1875, plus farms in 40, 60, and 80 acre ranges. Financing options, city lots, and near town amenities are highlighted. Egg sales note features R C Minorca and Pry Ridge Wyandotte hens, claiming high quality layers.
The More I Sea of Men The Mare Like Dogs Declared
The pesaimiptia poarder proclaims a curious line about men and dogs while a landlady interjects with a quirky sausage remark. Washington Herald reports in a playful, stylized tone.
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Wombat
Washington Heraldl
Truly Fortunate Man Exiled By Sudden Misfortune
In a puzzling fragment, a man faces abrupt reversals as fortune deserts him. The text hints at a harsh awareness of fate and the social glare that follows misfortune, with lingering questions about resilience and luck.
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Mise Lillian Bruneicker
Frank Schenk
Biron
F. A. Peass
Miya Nellie Rosplock
Fred Schenk
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Charles Grimm
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M. 8. Milne
Mya
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Magdalena Brush
Weet Eide
Germany
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Remington
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Tim Daly
Darenta
Seneca
Port Edward
Arsenal
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W. H Getts
Patrick Mulray
Chris Powderly
Antigo
Grand Army of the Republic
Ernest Oberbeck
M ‘Tte
Riverview Jiospital
Archie McMillan
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Hayl Goggins
Goggins, Brazean & Goggins
Wo. Lemay
Vth Street
Robert Steinke
Ola UV
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Fred Welann
Centralia
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Milwaukee
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N. J. Hoerrmann
Regensburg
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Fr. X Haber
Metten
Freiburg
Switzerland
Rome
America
St. Joseph's Church
Appleton
Charles Dejong
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Garpentera
Berause
Marshfield Herald
Johnson & Hillon
Guy N. Potter
Tribune Ghat
Gretns
Net
Elkhorn
Seasion
South America
Ster
Christie
Margaret C. Benjamin
Ithaca
Kansas City
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Murphy
Jay Lamperton
Belin Jnoeteh
Rand
Joseph Falkosky
Henry J
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MacKinnou Binck
B.M. Vaughan
Wood Block
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Talian
Court Honee
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J. H. Linderman
Bank of Grand Rapids
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JE. Farley
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