Boy Scouts plan day trips and safety talk
Two scouts plan a 9 30 a m trip by car to Port Edwards to join local scouts at the school house then hike to Birch Lodge with tests and tree study in view Scout Executive Knapp will lead from Grand Rapids Mr Ver bunker and Mr McGowan join from Port Several local scoutmasters hope to go and some will later hike to Nekoosa A talk on Safety First by Mr Boyer to Troop 1 spurs interest in enlisting in the campaign to prevent accidents in the city
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Port Edwards
Birch Lodge
Knapp
Grand Rapids
Verbunker
McGowan
Nekoosa
Boyer
Suouty
Boy Scouts
Avoid Trouble in Inner Tube Replacement
The article warns on inner tube replacement, urging proper pumping before installation, checking for leaks, and tightening the valve plunger. It describes methods to detect punctures by feeling for sharp objects inside the casing, and advises careful Tube placement to avoid pinching and stretching, with notes on using anti-friction lubricant and air to prevent sticking or future leaks.
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Toseing
Hale Holden of patrol men total twenty eight
Hale Holden is noted as part of a patrol unit bringing the overall count to twenty eight members. The fragment suggests a local police or municipal force addition or roster update. No further context or dates are provided in the text.
Water main test risks another river crossing leak
The city water department tests a east west main crossing the river for leaks noting yearly breaks. It may be decided this afternoon whether the test has failed. Nerroosa social note recounts Mrs Powers hosting St Patrick gatherings with green decor and prizes for Mrs Percy George and Mrs F R Goddard.
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The
City Water Department
Stag party at Wii Buskowsky's home and local notices
Wii Buskowsky hosted a stag party with card games after which lunch was served. The Ripon College Green Club plans a concert at the H. B. Auditor ium tomorrow at 8:00 pm. Mrs A Biggles and her son from Hancock visit relatives here. Mrs L E Smith entertained the Recreation Club Thursday with auction bridge and honors to Mrs H F Lapham and J Guthiel. O L Berger of New York City visited before part of the week. Mrs J L Steib of Grand Rapids spent Wednesday with local friends.
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Wii Buskowsky
Ripon College Green Club
H.8
A. Biggles
Hancock
L. E. Smith
Recreation Club
H. F. Lapham
J. Guthiel
O. L. Berger
New York City
J. L. Steib
Grand Rapids
Telephone company seeks rate raise in Wood County
The Pittsville Telephone Co requests a rate increase for western Wood County including residence phones from 1.00 to 1.25 per month and business lines from 2.00 to 2.25, with rural lines rising to 1.25. The petition, filed with the Railroad Commission, sets April 8 for a hearing and asks a 10 cent charge for unpaid bills.
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Pittsville Telephone Co
Wood County
Railroad Commission
Old Resident Dead Mrs. Fry E Philley Report
California notices record the death of local resident Mrs. Fry E Philley with brief obituary details. The fragment mentions Lincolm School and suggests a notice from California about the deceased and a favored one.
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Fry. E. Philley
Lincolm School
California
Edw. Way Commission Marks Patrolman Pointing
A brief notice notes that patrolman Edw. Way was marked by the commission on a point of conduct. The item records the action taken by a governing body and cites the official stance without embellishment.
Telephone charges rise for late payments noted in deficit
For by the 15th of each month, residence phones not paid incur a $1.35 charge plus 10 cents extra for late payments. A note from the telephone company shows the business ran a deficit over the past year.
Waupaca Faculty Objects to Smoking Resolutions
Waupaca High School faculty issue statements condemning student cigarette use. They present four resolutions urged by teachers, pupils, citizens, and Board of Education members, citing widespread habit and health concerns.
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Waupaca
Board of Education
Waupaca Board of Education opposes pupil smoking near schools
The Waupaca Board of Education resolves to oppose smoking by school age pupils anywhere in the community and within one block of school grounds on the way to or from school. Pupils smoking on school premises are subject to suspension or expulsion at the board's discretion, per the Waupaca Post.
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Board of Education
Waupaca
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Boy Scouts of America
Imugh
Hale Holden
Hale Halden
Burlington System
Nerroosa
M. J. Powers
St. Patrick
Percy George
F. R. Goddard
Pittsville Company
Aupoint
Vom
Jeroen
Yqir
E. F. Dalley Corporations Ltd
Jennie Taylor
Pian Corner
Witter
Hone
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Johnson & Hill Co
Grand Rapids, Wis
Minneapolis, Minnesota
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