Horse Kills Man In Stable Accident
A man identified as Wen Kellner was fatally kicked by a horse in his stable on Wednesday evening. Witnesses heard a commotion then found him dead. an examination attributed the death to a fractured neck from the kick. He was 56, survived by his wife and six children, and funeral arrangements are pending with local clergy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wien
Zdinneuere
Naor
Hdl
Flougen
Wittmart Treatiaik
Dortoe
Ge Trorses
Aberetaner
Ak Matthabun
Wik
Pith
Fsi
Gee
Leoni
Elovlick
Wr. Johnson
Mra
Mathilda Buss
Mickott
Abiloch
Mes
Charles Gash
Albreteer
Robur
Ziumerman
Vestdes
Cleveland
AlRunevian
Chyveland
Tor Ety
Graduation Program at Rudolph School Lawn
The 44th Philo Union School program at Rudolph features a procession with the Minerva Orchestra and choir. Highlights include conferring of diplomas, remarks by U Wagner, and a large reception with refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philuniona'y
Rudolph
Finevend
Fort Ebeur Blow
Spelty Orchestra Uno
Graile
G. Menacib
Crotteau
Diegon
van Wetering
Vandana Uhorusa
Cedar Pruok Walt
Ubon
U Wagner
Loyalty telephone lines out of got control reverts
Wood County Telephone Co reports Postmaster General says any damage claims for last year must be filed by Friday June 26 as government control ends and local management resumes operation. Manager Samt notes service will largely mirror pre takeover with no major changes expected to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wool County Telephonie Co
Ceieral Burfeson
Flee Smart
Lightmare
Gener
Total Company
Samt
Wood County ‘Telephone Company
Tess Wagner and Ella Gaulke Wed Last Wees
Jaga Wagner of Lihls city and West Gaulke Kellner were married at the Lutheran church at Kellney on Wednesday. The ceremony was a quiet affair with only a few friends present. They left for Chicago and lake shore cities after the ceremony and will return to make their home with Wagner’s father. Both are well known in this section. Gaulke is the daughter of Wm. Gaulke Kellner and Wagner is the son of Frank Wagner. He works in the Johnson & Hill grocery department. The Tribune joins friends in wishing them happiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaga Wagner
Lihls City
West Gaulke
Kellner
Kellney
Wile Ding
Laura Gaulke
Lester Eherhaardt
Chicago
Lake Shore
Rafter
Mr. Wagner
Wall
Miss Gaulke
Johnson & Hill
Hieribune
Mosinee Triumphs Over Grand Rapids In Extra Innings
Mosinee defeated Grand Rapids seven to five at South Slide Park on Sunday afternoon after four Mosinee runs in the sixth inning and late support. Grand Rapids built early two runs, tied the game with three in the eighth, but Mosinee answered in the tenth as fans argued over a disputed third strike before the final out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ascar
Wu Gyo
Mergin
Grand Rapids
Mosinee
Peer
Phalmer
Whitch
Aristee
Grand Rapity
Soi
Uuth
Mosines
Focal
Rapids Boys
Mosineer
Antpite Nelson Callen
Wisconsin postmasters hold annual convention in Grand Rapids
More than one hundred Wisconsin postmasters met in Grand Rapids Tuesday through Thursday for their annual session. Officers elected included President C T O'Brien Necedah Vice President Faith Van Tassel Whitewater and Sec Tress Geo Schmidt Kewaskum. They praised Grand Rapids hospitality and planned future cooperation while noting the absence of the First Assistant Postmaster General at a Milwaukee pre-meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
C. T. O’brien
Necedah
Faith van Tassel
Whitewater
Tress
Geo. Schmidt
Kewaskum
Grand Rapids
Chas. Ki
Brigre
Nash
Chas. O'Brien
W. A. Koch
Brillion
Geo. H. Schmidt
Committee On
Postofice Department
Frank Schultz
Milwaukee
Wisconsin Association of Postmasters
Iron
J. H. Pueligher
Richard Runke
Merrill
Wis
J. F. Blewett
Fond du Lac
David Evans
H. Vv. Schwalbach
Germantown
J. Buchholtz
Glen Flora
J. W. Kane
Fredonia
Gim
Corpus Christi Procession at St Philomena's Rudolph
Next Sunday June 5 Corpus Christi rites will be held at St Philomena's Church Rudolph with Masses at 8 and 10 am and a solemn procession to follow. Local notices list participants, bolsters, and order of foresters and societies involved in the ceremony and related church activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Philomena's
Rudolph
TRE COMPANY MULLS GRAND RAPIDS MOVE
AUTO TRE COMPANY Ponders relocating to a central Wisconsin city after talks with Banovire Co representatives in Chippewa Falls. The firm plans to resume production, aims to boost tire output to about four hundred thousand units today, and will decide by late spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vng. CG
Texas
Ofii
New Standard Oil Station Planned Across From Dixen Hotel
Arelilivena FL Billique announced a contract for a new Standard Oil service station on the Rossier lot opposite the Dixen Hotel. Construction to begin soon with a target completion by late August, featuring a canopy for auto shelter and driver access, plus revamped tanks and attractive surrounding grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arelilivena
Billique
Rossier
Dixen
Svathus
National Girls Day Observance Planned in City
June 2 marks National Girls Day with activities at Court House grounds. A picnic at 6:00 PM invites all ages to bring lunch, followed by community singing at 7:30. The event promises to be a lively entertainment with many participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Norwegian Moravian Church Services and Election Meeting
The Scandinavian Moravian Church schedules Sunday services at 61st Sunday of the month and 4200 P.M English, with Sunday school and a 1 P. M gospel service. Rudolph Moravian Church holds an English service at 1 P. M with Sunday school. A church council election meeting follows. Monday at 8:30 p.m. Christian Endeavor Society meets led by Cella Justeen with the topic What We Owe to God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foon
Rudolph Moravian Church
Church Council
Cliriatian Endeavver Society
Cella Justeen
Tople
That Depends Mrs Flatbush Dog Question Yonkers Statesman
A Yonkers Statesman snippet shows a quip about how a husband refers to the family dog, contrasting calling the dog inside versus chasing it out. The exchange reflects humorous domestic dialogue and local newspaper voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Flatbush
Mrs. Bensoghurst
Yonkers Statesman
Local Man's Brother Killed by French Train
Joseph Winecki of Cozy Cote learns his brother Walter R. Winecki twenty six, serving with the A B F, was killed by a French locomotive during guard duty near railway yards. The engine, noted for its silent operation, struck him and a soldier friend, both dying instantly. Walter volunteered from Minneapolis, later joining a signal battalion and then a transportation division after the armistice. He had taken part in major drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Winecki
Cote
Walter R. Winecki
Pial
Walter Winecki
Minneapolis
Local Young Lady Weds Indianapolis Young Man
Miss Nathalie Spafford of this city and Mr. Carl H. Johnson of Indianapolis were united in marriage Monday at 4 30 PM at the Presbyterian church in Indianapolis. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Spafford and has strong roots here. The groom, described as a young man of sterling habits, will live in Indianapolis. The couple will be welcomed by many friends in both cities and the Tribune sends best wishes. Traffic on Irrand avenue between First and Third was halted Thursday as old paving work began.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nathalie Spafford
Carl H. Johnson
Indianapolis
Ind
Presbyterian Church
Miss Spafford
Ed. Spafford
the Tribune
Irrand Avenue
First
Third Avenues
Grand Rapids Couple Wedding in City Ceremony
Misa Anne Caroline Malapske and Aoseph J. Sezabo, well known in Grand Rapids, were married Monday morning at St. Lawrence Catholic School. Rev. F C Clazewski officiated. Attendants included Mary Sczaho and Frank J. Malapske. The couple hosted a breakfast, dance, and reception, then left for a honeymoon in Chicago. They will reside on Ninth Avenue North with many friends offering best wishes. Mrs Sezaho is daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Malapske. the groom works for C M and St Paul. Out of town guest Mrs Scheeler of Chicago attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Anne Caroline Malapske
Aoseph J. Sezabo
St. Lawrence
Schuren
F.C. Clazewski
Mary Sczaho
Jand
Frank J. Malapske
Genevieve Schimansky
Sezaho
Joseph Malapske
Ninth Avenue North
C. M. & St. Paul Road
Albert Sezaho
The
Tribune
Federal loan appraiser surveys Wood and Portage farms
W S Arnold of the Federal Land Bank in St Paul and local appraiser Peter Condo visited Wood and Portage counties to review farm lands seeking federal loans. Condo says loans are justified in most cases and will fund improvements, aiding farmers who seek about 75000 dollars this year from twenty two applicants. The trip found corps in good condition and predicts a strong year if favorable conditions persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Arnold
Federal Land Bank
St. Paul
Peter Condo
Seneca
Wood
Portage Counties
Condo
Wood County
Conte
Altdorf Men Form Fraternal Order Officers Installed
Supreme Secretary Otto P Lehriz of Milwaukee organizes last Sunday in Altdorf a 2 branch Catholic Family Protective Association unit. Officers named include President George Huser Secretary Eewin Marx and Treasurer J Peter Wirtz. The group promotes policies for men and women including life and endowment plans. Mrs J D Short of Schofield is noted as a local death with funeral details and burial at Pine Grove cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto P. Lehriz
Milwaukee
Altdorf
Catholic Family Protective Association of
Wisconsin
George Huser
Eewin Marx
J. Peter Wirtz
My. Saffriz
C. ¥. P Association
United States
State Insurance Department
Madison
Marriage Licenses Issued to Several Couples
Marriage licenses have been issued to William Zager and Amelia Kruger of Sigel Walter Niederfeld of Babcock and Ela Modlung of Milwaukee Gall Gadsov and Alice Miner of Richfield Edward Furstenberg and Christina Areas both of Marshfield Dorsey W. Sipe of Weyauwega Almaci Lueckenbach of Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zager
Amelia Kruger
Sigel
Walter Niederfeld
Babcock
Ela Modlung
Milwaukee
Gall Gadsov
Alice Miner
Richfield
Edward Furstenberg
Christina
Marshfield
Dorsey W. Sipe
Wewaygo
Mich
Ne ‘Almaci
Lueckenbach
Marshjfield
MAY FORM LOAN COMPANY FOR CITY BUILDING PLAN
The Commercial Travelers association of this city backs a movement to organize a building and loan association. They pursue the proposition to relieve the housing shortage and report favorable progress in their enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commrcial Travelers Association
Smith Farm Sold in Rudolph to Anton Tetoria for 18000
The Smith farm in Rudolph, formerly J. Kautin owned, comprising 120 acres of farmland, was sold on Wadnsday. Anton Tetoria of Chicago purchased the property for $18,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorge Forrand
Wadnsday
Rudolph
Smith Farm
J. Kautin
Anton Tetoria
Chicago
Flag Day Observed by Elks in Grand Rapids
More than a hundred gathered at the Elks Club Sunday for Flag Day services with Atty M K Risley of Fond du Lac as speaker. He traced the flag’s history from the Revolutionary War to World War I, urged civic participation, noted ballots may decide future wars, and praised the flag as a unifying emblem. Capt Wilbur Herschleb spoke on the flag’s history, Mrs Grandma Balderson noted as Betsy Ross descendant, Wm Crossland read the Elks Tribute to the Flag, and vocalists Mrs Natwick Dewey and Miss Bernice Eggert provided numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks Club
Atty, M. Krlley
Fond du Lac
Grand Rapids
Risley
United States
Rilley
Riley
Milan
League of Nations
Wara
Wilbur Herschleb
Company
Grandmma Balderson
Third Street
Betsy Ross
Wm. C. Crossland
Elks
Ruby
Natwick Dewey
Bernice Eggert
Frank Natwick
Keep Up Government Insurance Urge Soldiers
Government urges honorably discharged soldiers to retain or reinstate government insurance before June 30 1919. Five cent per mile travel pay and vocational rehabilitation aid are described, with applications available at Red Cross HQ Grand Rapids Chapter Elks Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Treasury
Red Cross
Elks
Grand Rapids
American Red Cross
Dope Fiend Suspect Linked to Bond Robbery Arrested in Columbus
A man described as a dope fiend matching the Grand Rapids thief’s details, except for a facial sore pattern, was arrested in Columbus Wisconsin and held for state investigators. He allegedly tried to cash Liberty bonds in Jefferson and had little money. Sheriff Bluett travels to Columbus to verify if he is the wanted suspect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Mortenson
Columbus
Wis
Grand Rapids
Cliff Bluett
Calkins
Jefferson
Advertised Mail Life at Grand Rapids Wisconsin 1918
The notice lists names of gentlemen and ladies eligible to receive advertised mail in Grand Rapids Wisconsin on June 17 1918. Postmaster Robt Nash announces the system for delivering letters marked as advertised and names recipients including A 0 Rich Carl Fisher Henry Voight Frank Fike Walter Rieck John Lebreiner Leonard Lierman Clarence Paul Wm Ranft and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
Rich
Carl Fisher
Henry Voight
Frank Fike
Walter Rieck
John Lebreiner
Leonard Lierman
Clarence Paul
Wm. Ranft
B. Lorrinovich
Wm. Hasenack
Clara Fremshed
C. Zuiker
Viola Hermars
Wm. Meyers
W. F. Kernitzky
Robt. Nash
Prof Frank Bliss Taken To Lincoln County Home
Prof Frank L Bliss longtime Merrill band director was moved to Merrill County Home after rapid eyesight decline and deafness left him unable to care for himself. He had recently traveled to Hot Springs for treatment but conditions worsened and he was brought to Merrill where Judge Forter ordered county care. Bliss known for leading the Merrill Concert band is described as a gifted musician and loss of vision and hearing is deeply felt by the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank L. Bliss
Jbut
Peanut Wegan
Merrill
Lincoln County
Mr. Bliss
Hot Springs
Ark
Merrill Herald
JeBiina
F. L. Bliss
Bliss
Grand Rapids
Johni Trandt
Commissiour Johnson
Commissiour Johnson Was Norried of This Fact By Mr. Brandt and Mr. Bliss
Forter
Labor Department envoy seeks settlement at Nekoosa Edwards mills
W. H. Rogers of the U S Department of Labor arrived in the city Monday to mediate between Nekoosa Edwards Paper Co officials and mill workers. No decision yet, but Rogers hopes for a mutually satisfactory agreement after talks. Local meetings have continued weekly as workers consider potential strikes, postponed to allow department mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Rogers
United States Department of Labor
Nekoosa-Edwards ‘Paper Co
Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Department
Nekoosa-Edwards
Labor Department
Settled Mr Marrs Estate in County Court
The Andrew Marr estate settlement was completed by Judge W J Conway in county court. Thomas Howse, recently returned from overseas with Tracy G, received half the carare and lines, while Chrystal of Saratoga was awarded the other half. Marr, a well known reclusive town figure, died early this year, leaving an estate around 5000 dollars held by local banks as certificates of deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Marr
W. J. Conway
Thomas Howse
Tracy G
Chrystal
Saratoga
Mr. Marr
Mary
Bigs
Dinner and Supper Fundraiser at Evangelical St Johns Church
The Ladies League of Evangelical St John’s Church held a noon dinner at the G.A. hall and will offer supper this evening to raise funds for aprons and other fancy articles. Services for Sunday include 9:00 A.M. Sunday School and 10:00 A.M. Divine Service. A cordial welcome to all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies League of the
Evangelical St. John's Church
G. A
Evangelical Sunday School
Surprised Returned Soldier Visits Seneca Friends
About thirty five friends of William Teske of Seneca surprised him at his parents home Mr and Mrs Reinholt Monday evening. They brought plenty to eat with music and games making the evening enjoyable. William returned about a week ago from Camp Mills after serving with the Utility Construction division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Teske
Seneca
bin Parenta
Funeral Held for Little Audrey Peters
The funeral of Audrey H Peters was held from St Philomenit's Church Monday at nine in the morning. Mass was read by Rev P J Wagner. Pallbearers Verna Hartjes Marie Verhagen Olive Petera and Loyrajpe Peters carried bouquets. Emily Kujawa sang the solo Dear Angel ever at my Side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey H Peters
St. Philomenit’s
P. J. Wagner
Verna Hartjes
Marie Verhagen
Olive Petera
Loyrajpe Peters
Emily Kujawa
Angel Ever
Death of infant Hyacinth Peters in Rudolph
Mr and Mrs Peter Peters mourn the death of their two month old daughter Hyacinth who died last Saturday at home. Funeral services were held Monday at the Catholic church in Rudolph with Rev Wagner officiating. The Peters family have the community's sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Peters
the of Carson
Hyacinth
Rudolph
Wagner
Peters
Camping party heads to Waupaca for lakeside week
A Mosinee group including Miss Marion Phillep Ruby Huntington Bernadette Schlatterer Dolores Ward Margaret Ragan Esther Corcorgn and Mrs D Mr Huntington Stanton Brazeau Carstan Stamm Wesley Natwick and Carl Stoke left Monday for Waupaca to spend a week camping on the lakes there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion Phillep
Ruby Huntington
Bernadette Schlatterer
Dolores Ward
Margaret Ragan
Esther Corcorgn
D. Mr. Huntington
Stanton Brazeau
Carstan Stamm
Wesley Natwick
Carl Stoke
Mosinee
Waupaca
Scout fundraising drives Grand Rapids area for boys
A Citizens Committee of the Grand Rapids Council of Boy Scouts started a drive to raise 3000 for Scout work in Grand Rapids Nekoosa Port Edwards and Biron. Grand Rapids receives 2100 of the goal with the rest allocated to the other communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ccitizen
Grand Rapids
National Association
Loys
Nekonha
Port Edwards
Biron
Old Resident of County Dies at 66 in Seneca
Michael Coffee, a longtime county resident born in Ireland in 1852, died Sunday at his Seneca home after a long illness. He was 66, survived by his wife 300 Neal, son Will, and daughter Isabelle. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Calvary Cemetery with Rev Wim Redure officiating at St. Peter and Ford Gutholle Church. Burial followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Coffee
Seneca
Mr. Coffee
Ireland
Grand Rapids
Neal
AFP
France
Will
Isabelle
SS. Petey & Ford Gutholle Church
Wim
Calvary Cemetery
Going to Convention Elks toast Munttawoce meet
The Annual Elks convention is set for Munttawoce this Thursday to Saturday with many Grand Rapids Elks planning attendance. Confirmed travelers include John Brandt Pred Roenius Chas J E Briere A T Thompson C a Normington Chas W Nish W J Conway Otto Roenlus Sam Manard Edward Pomalnville and likely John Jung and John Brandl for Mooseheart Kl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Munttawoce
Grandapids Elks
John Brandt
Pred Roenius
Chas. J E. Briere
A. T. Thompson
C. A. Normington
Chas
W. Nish
W. J. Conway
Otto Roenlus
Sam Manard
Edward Pomalnville
Pomalnville
Mooseheart
John Jung
John Brandl
Sold Radthe Farm and Union Meeting Details
A garbled local notice reports a sale by Boles to Radtke and mentions a future union gathering. The event references a miss, a former owner Wil Meade, a Third Avenue home, and plans for a union talk addressing labor issues and a reunion. No clear dates or locations are readable.
Barn Panch Event at Crist Murzafka’s Square
A local gathering is planned at Crist Murzafka’s square this Saturday with invited attendees. Rudolphh appears among participants and the event aims to draw laity and panch members to discuss community concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crist Murzafka
Port Edwards Post Office Robbery Reveals Youth Suspect
A Norwegian youth, Ralph Johant, is held in Port Edwards county jail following a robbery at the Port Edwards Post Office. Passwords, cash drawer tampering, and a partitioned counter are described as investigators outline the heist and the suspect’s actions during the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Johant
Port Gawinds
Jalta
Chris
Babel pHa
Portnicerer Prageau
Bax
Devine
Aberith Cowell
Mallen
Deane
Ellis
Perth
Fragmented OCR Night Notes on Local Elections and Figures
Incoherent OCR text references election activity and a list of names including figures like Aberadmin, Ernest, Sartul, and Wirrtch Bode. The passage appears as garbled lines about nominations, offices, and parties with no clear events, dates, or outcomes to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Psyernabists
Ilea
Edwards
Wittel Tewen
USA
Matty Coania
Aberadmin
Viele Ernest
Sehrlvier
Dee Sartul
Arie Mier
Gaal Wyte
Fragmented OCR Note on Attertadie and Merlins Paper Log
Fragmented text references Attertadie and Merlin with mentions of Reggae engineering, Niner, Berlin, and PORTA. Multiple garbled names and places appear, including Hoeds, Teena, and Weloe, with unclear dates or outcomes. The readable bits hint at a transport or event log but lack coherent facts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weloe
Weezer Paescaad
Berlin
Merlin
Fragmentary notes on graduates and attendees at a ceremony
A garbled OCR passage describes a graduation event with names like Helly and Lidia and mentions attendees and vehicles. The text is fractured and difficult to interpret, but indicates a formal gathering with graduates and accompanying persons, plus scattered references to individuals and roles.
127th Detachment Badwest Patrol at Wilsbury Parade
Absent clear details, readable parts describe a 127th Detachment engagement near a river town and a local parade celebrating returning soldiers. The tone resembles a wartime or postwar caption noting attendees, trains, and a ceremonial gathering with names and places obscured by OCR noise.
Died at Wee Paa John Ehrter obituary item
Fragmented obituary notice notes the death of John Ehrter in Central Wiregastia area with unclear details. The short item mentions funeral or burial arrangements and a local event date, reflecting a brief late 19th or early 20th century newspaper style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ehrter
Pie
Allen
Ehrter
Rene Dents
Wiregastia
Ln Ware
Tuite
Laatial Webra
Grand Rapids to meet Walsau on South Side Tot
WAUSAU SUNDAY reports a baseball contest on Sunday between Grand Rapids and Walsau on the South Side Tot. Rivalry expected as teams are in strengthened form. local listings note School Order and Town Order books for sale at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Walsau
Toca
Gale
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HU Dolpe
Tess Wagner
Ella Gaulle
Redolph Lpeople Arrangt
Lester Rayome “Gobbers
Childera
Sodal Lcgary
Alin
Catholic Mor
Iusdaimes Slattery
van aAsten
Waser
Attar
Cornelius Vansinle
Cbollaly Naame Vanoer
Charles Brys Gath
Order of Foresters & Holy Sui Society
Lloneys
A, Kujews, & Slattery
Auto “Tre Company
Max
Grand Rapid
Lianpalrdol
Scandinaviial Moraving Church
Ederal Loan
County Farms
Wausau
J. D. Short
Schofield
J. D. Shortt
Schofeld
Etta McLane Short
Pittsville
Mortenson
Frank Bliss
Labor Dept
Radthe Farm
Wile Mosi
Boles
H. FP
Radtke
Te Arnis
Apenmane
ROB Port Enwards Post Office
Kholding Youth
Helly
Beiieg
Lidia
Livat
Josepl Tully
Cerand Rapids
Wee Paa
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