Road Dirt Roads Care In Spring Maintenance
In spring the chief road task is drainage to keep water from penetrating earth roads. Daily checks during rainy periods prevent washouts, while road drags clear slush and maintain crown. Proper timing and skilled dragging stabilize foundations before dry weather returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tang
Ting
Sam
Suummer
Local notes and obituaries from Auburndale region
Community notices from Auburndale and nearby towns recount the death of Dr. Guillermo A. Sherwell and burial in Lomira, with survivors including husband, two children, father, and four sisters. The column lists visitors, travels, and social updates from Marshfield, Spencer, Sheboygan, Stevens Point, and Wausau, plus local birthday and club activity.
Runway for Water Advocates Permanent Road Culvert Runway
A historic note urges permanent construction and seeding around bridges and culverts to create stable water runoff paths. Advocates claim initial costs would be offset by reduced repair bills and roads remain usable year round, saving money.
Keep Up Farm Appearance Pays In Attracting Trade
The farmer should ensure his place looks well from the road to draw buyers. Unseen but visible neglect can deter passersby and potential customers, so addressing unsightly features and presenting a neat, cared for farm increases market appeal.
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Tatex
Implice
Died at Oshkosh Miss Margaret Man Dies
Miss Margaret Wilhelmina Man, daughter of the late Gust Man, died in Oshkosh February 25. She was born February 12, 1884. Her remains were sent here for burial, with Rev. A. Ristow conducting services. Mrs. George Schultz died at her location.
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Margaret Wilhelmina Manthey
Gust Manthey
Oshkosh
Bank statement swearing by cashier in 1920 oath
State of Wisconsin Wood County affidavit sworn by W J Taylo cashier of the above noted bank. He attests the statement is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. Subscribed sworn before me this March 1920. Notary public Nutele Dumila. Directors Redford Daly Conway testify.
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State of
Wisconsin
County of
Wood
W. J. Taylo
Redford
Daly
Conway
Local Visitors and Moves Noted in Grand Rapids
Mrs John Alpine of Chicago visited Mrs J Welton on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs M A Lyon moved to Bron. Clarence Fite Percy Kempfert and Douglas Groskupf visited Grand Rapids on Tuesday. The Ernest Rayome family moved into the Andrew Carlson house. Frank Carlson is ill. Mrs Henry Welton visited Dr Boorman's in Grand Rapids. Mrs O Shank and Mrs Bart Gaffney will entertain at the club house Wednesday. A M Muir visited Grand Rapids on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Alpine
Chicago
J. Welton
M. A. Lyon
Bron
Grand Rapids
Clarence Fite
Percy Kempfert
Douglas Groskupf
Ernest Rayome
Andrew Carlson
Frank Carlson
Henry Welton
Dr. Boorman
O. Shank
Bart. Gaffney
A.M. Muir
Community Notes From Arpin and Vicinity
Erma Dassow of Vesper visited Gustave Manthie. Mrs. Otto Becker stayed with her mother in Arpin. A Victrola addition excites residents as the Wim. Jones post office changes to Mrs. Ethel Spice. The Joneses plan to move for a new position. Otto Zerneke and others visited Arpin Friday March 5 and brought in mail. The R N A meeting was postponed due to weather. Tom and Mrs. Davis moved to Wales, Wisconsin with Harry. Mrs. Hosington improves from illness. Sherry boys played a close basketball game in Auburndale, 19 to 20. Mail carrier John Jones trudged through a blizzard to deliver and return mail. Glenn and Mrs. Lounsberry moved to a new home. Mayden family moved into David Davis home. Dr. Crosby of Stevens Point visited. Irving Brown’s family ill, others recovering from flu. Edw. Classman moves back home. Chas. Classman injures a dog accidentally. Waller Felch moved from Serna house to Bancroft. Wm. Shannon returns to Flatoff stand to run it again this summer. Town caucus set for March 20 at 2 p m. Potatoes bring four dollars per hundred as logs and pulpwood continue to be hauled. portable mill arriving soon. No mail Monday due to big storm. community hopes for summer.
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Otto Zerneke
Herbert
Esther Zerneke
Arpin
Hugh Williams
Tom Davis
Wales
Wisconsin
Harry
Glenn Lounsberry
Mayden
David Davis
Classman
Chas
Cheai'ng
Waller ‘Felch
Serna
Bancroft
Shannon
Flatoff
MecDill
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Jo Co
Guillermo A. Sherwell
Lomira
S. G. O’brien
Green Bay
DePere
Ignatz Koller
Louis Seidl
Geo. Neid
Minnie Reichenbach
Louis Mantick
St. Narlanz
A. Zilk
Marshfield
Baumer
Ema Olsin
Spencer
Mary Harmecek
Blerker
Fred Johnson
Nekaosa
Oscar Scholler
Laona
O. W. Sheerin
Betty
Agnes Grube
Stevens Point
Anton Aschenbrünner
P. Cliner
Theodore Weiler
Sheboygan
George Kiefer
Billy Hilgard
Fai
Auburndale
Guillarma
A. Bharwell
Washington
Sherwell
International High Commission
Ccase
Pasearby
First National Bank
Busine
Percurdes
U.S
U. S
Federal Reserve Bank
United States
Lowe
Ity
Andue
Postal Savings
Monty
Liberty
W. J. Taylor
Nutele Dumila
BION
Erma Dassow
Vesper
Gustave Manthie
Otto Becker
Braker
Wim. Jones
Ethel Spice
Jones
Meehan
Crosby
Irving Brown
Johnson. &Hill*co
Berch
Paint Department
Clothing Department
Ounja Boards
Tinker Toys