City Council Proceedings 1919 March 31 April 2
The minutes cover the city council actions including salary approvals for the mayor and several aldermen, street and water main petitions, and expenditures for the M W E L P Co. bills. The finance committee reports, warrants for utilities, and Public Works board minutes are recorded with roll call votes all showing YES. A letter from Geo P Hambrecht requests ongoing support for a public employment bureau, to which the council agrees to continue at least until December 1 1919. The council adjourns after authorizing watermain bonds and extending thanks to Aldermen Eiche and Kirschner.
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Sigl
South Maple Street
Hastings
Adler
Board of Public Works
Henry Kalached
Adam Guckenberger
Poor Committee
Board of Health
H. C. Eiche
Edward Dumas
Finance Committee
C. E. Blodgett
R. Connor
Judiciary Committee
Geo. EB. Campbell
Geo
B. Campbell
John Kirschner
Poor
Gus
Krasin
Gus. A. Kragin
John P. Adler
Lieman Board of Health
R. C. Hastings
R. G. Hastings
John Juno
Westley S. Sigg
Westley S. Sigl
John Seubert
John_dune
Dumas
Guckenberger
Julius Andrae and Sons Co
SLOL
American Express Co
Bradford Supply Co
Booth-Campbell Libr. Co
Central Electrix Co
Hawke-Eye Compound Co
Krasin Bros
Line Material Co
Marshfield
Marshfield Tel
Exchang
Marshfield Boiler Works
Marshfield Howe and Auto Co
Marshfield Herald
Pittsburgh Meter Co
E. B. Pullingaker
City, Rubber Co
Robert Rom Company
Kirschner
Wicht
Blodwett
Juno
Kalsched
Eiche
Wisconsin
United States
Board of Public, Works
Hastings Riche
Tuna
Aighe
Council
Sylacydoz
A. Schindler
Salar
R. R. Willems
Wollesen
Martin
Wd. C. Hayward
S H. Fellenz
Jacob Grosbier
Mike Griffin
Sz L. Thompson
A. F. Gerwing
Uthmeier-Hintz Co
Ades Guekenberwer
Poor Ord
M. Bergs
Ithmeier-Hintz Co
Mfg Co
Bouthoth Lor Co
Ebbe and Co
F. B. Warner
Rea. Co
Bill
J. G. Haard
J.C. Hayward
Mer
Bill Stewart Smith and Son
Marshfield Times
Bill Marshfield News
Hugo Wegener
Burroughs Add
Martin Adler
J. Wilhelm
jAu
Budahn
Herman Witt
John Poppa
John Kebel
Herb. Adler
Ermal Hopp
Alois Gruber
Chris, Kunz
Britten
Anton Loffy
Isbor
Martin Bubolz
Frank Krall
Cheo
Game Schmidt
EL Lawin
D. Deetley
Chas. Ray
Frank Kotas
Martin Adlex
Ity
Wilhelm
Harry Meyer
Chris. Kunz
Wm. Zacharias
Lin Gilberts
Community Labor Board
Public Employment Bureau
Bany
Geo. P. Hambrecht
Hastings Seconden
Wity
Hambrécht
Campbell
Eiche and
Aldgermen
A Message to Employers from War Camp Community
A message from War Camp Community and allied groups urging employers to list available jobs with the U S Employment Service for demobilized soldiers sailors and war workers. The service registers all returning personnel while in camps at sea or in factories with no fee charged to employers.
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U. S. Employment Service
THE
U. S. Employment ‘Service
U.S. Employment Service
Trades Hall council backs 40 hour week plan in Melbourne
Melbourne reports the Trades Hall council urges a 40 hour working week across all industries to absorb unemployeds. It notes high unemployment amid postwar demobilization, asserts shorter hours will create jobs, and cites Austria where a 48 hour week persists but a 4-hour day is in place in some sectors.
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Melbourne
Onder
Trades Hall Council of
Austria
Home Is Not For Envoys Pars April As Report
A fragmented OCR note describes Teo Yoel and April in a case about a house. The text mentions circubutad and envoys, suggesting a local dispute or appointment. The readable elements point to a housing matter involving individuals named Teo Yoel and April, with unclear context.
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Pars
Fragmentary note on hospital use and German defeat terms
A damaged line reads that Sailies owned by Migs Anné Morin daughter of the late Merpont Mare was to be arkapied by German deletes of the peace conference. The text mentions SANTO, a house, 1Q lodge, and a hospital being used, with garbled place names and dubious terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sailies
Migs Anné Morin
Tate A. Merpont Mare
Aus Miran
Huns Paying the Fiddler Allied Occupation Costs Stated
Berlin reports the Allied Army of Occupation costs Germany about 27 million dollars monthly as the imperial treasury notes the burden persists. The figure, tied to occupation expenses, was presented amid ongoing war strain and economic concerns in Berlin.
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Berlin
Potatoes Eggs Butter Dairy Beef Prices Listed
A compact 1920s era list shows commodity prices with potatoes at 100 lb, butter from dairy, eggs by the dozen, and beef priced per edible weight tonnage units. The snippet reflects a market or shop price sheet with common staples.
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John K. Stauber
Frank Xx. Pflum
Martin Hey
Anton Kiesling
Julius Mauss
Anton Siegert
A. Bartmant
Chris,Vitt
BE. F. Bowen
R. A. Kalbskopf
B. Wharfeld
J. M. Quinn
W. G. Hinman
Stewart Smith
James Sinclair
J. P. Lahman
M. Wagner, Sr
Aupurt Wooster
RKS
Gust Scheibe
Joseph Pflum
F. X. Schneider
F. M. Dolezal
W. F. Cumming
Thiet
John A. Thomas
Peter LeMahieu
Ripplinger
M. G Fleckenstein
Danner
Doin
Nuber
Wm. Widman
Matt Pinion
Charles Marx
Jos. Movel
A. L. Mead
Geo. W. Campbell
Wm. Becker
A. J. Anderson
Po Li Merkel
M. B. Wayts
R. A. Harrington
Kiche
Chestnut
Maple Street
Vine Street
Joseph Rebstock
Westley
Fred A. Bauer
R. B. Williams
Hiehe
State Capitol
Madison, Wis
U.S Employment Service
U. S.employment Service
U.S. Employment
Marshfield, Wis
Chamber of Commerce
Nickel
Berg Brothers
Wis
Eureka
Post. Office
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Australia
Trades Hall
Gayneil
Anne Morgan
Paris
HUNS
Fhemin
TOD
UKAOU
Marsnfield
Sparr Cereal Company