Marshfield City Council Proceedings April 8 1917
Regular council meeting in Marshfield Wood County Wisconsin adjourned due to no quorum. Minutes detail readings, public works actions, election results, and finance items including salaries bills and utility charges with committee assignments and notice of adjournment to April 5 and April 8 sessions.
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Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
John Seubert
Common Council
Otehock Bom
Lelker
Phuss
Guekenberger
Dumas
Blodgett
Kormington
Kirschner
Drunu
Woister
Roddis
Thuss Secour
Hastings
Marcy
City approves resolution and names committee payments
Aldermen voted to adopt the resolution with sixteen yes votes. The finance committee proposed an approved general fund appropriation and authorized city clerk to issue orders to persons including Adam Guckenberger as chairman of the poor committee for forty dollars.
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Juling Munss
Chas. Marbes
A. Bartmann
Wilford Cummings
Kk. Rewen
R. A. Kalbskonf
L. C. Schmidt
Knute Thompson
Mike Grifin
W. G. Hinman
P. J. Lyons
J. Po Lahmann
August Weisster
Geo. Danner
Kestel Bros. Co
Marshfield Derokrac
Bill Marshfield Fire Dept
du Marshfield Clinic
Mrl
C. Hayward
Bill Is
Anna Leinwaniter
Penr
Kestel Bros
John Scheuer
L. J. Smith
Hf. C
Pill W. BL & P. Co
Bill Eld News Co
Shield Times Co
Bill Ai Sparr Cereal Gy
H. Bbbe & Go
W. A.ton
Albert Plath
Anys Sexton Bros
W. Schuler
Teucess
H. Schwan
J.P. Larenk
Tae Stewart Smith
South Western Union Tel. Co
Hill
A. Tuehscher
Bill Ivy Pauuisa
V.s
Michael Berg
GAD
Choy
Mykes
Bill
Hugo Wexenerehill Siecue
Martin Dal J
Finner
Zaller
Teamine
Alnis Graber
Abou
John Juno
Gucken
Derger
Alterman Dumas
New Thurs
Amil Prast
Jobo Kopf
Haber
Tabor Viyeccins
Tahar Ec
Ben Heine
Joe Creanwild
Lehar
Payne
She & Co
Shfield Oyels Co
Theo
Adier
Jahny
Tos
Artie
Adler
Johor
Guyton
Fellenz
Hhior
Standard OU Co
Pal
Albertson & Co
Martin Adier
Pheer
Lileutine Arplag
Leardsiee Chandiltu Co
Mauber Bridax
Belive
Auto Go
Woeatern Elovitic Co
He. Muetler Mfg
Marsh
Cure & Kuehl Harvishing
John Lule
Wilford Western Union Tol. Co
Ddd Geo, Sr
Labor Ahomn Express Company
Ed Win
Weebrocker
Inhor
Michel Borg
Eceecee
John Reindel
Inhoy
Ay Voll
Mave Tod Eni
Eris Labo
B. Wayta
Xottingham
Jeone
Louis Fiisner
Sarton Loffy
Pater Becker
Sins vi Schmidt Lator
Abor
Ur Paty
Ray Uemaa
Fenrenbach
Iabor
John Stangl
Sthort Speerbeckey
Ishar
Wm. Weber
Labor - Ua
Rudolph Geiger
iJos
Binder
Otte Janke
Miele
Hbo
Ie Stangl
Ahor Med
Merkel
Alois Gruber
Lahew
John Poppa
Lahor
Henry Grube
Chas. de Elere
Labor
Henry Murder
FAO Eee
Nick Boins
Kalhei
Tahar Vee Win
Simon Curtiss
Wasthracker
Joe
Brandt
Amy Gonty
Albert Brandt
Tabor
Weister
Hugo Gehlar
Stewart Parks
Louis Pleisger
Heimet
Mueller
Adam Guckenberger
F. W. Thuss
Board of Public Works
Judiciary Committee
Edward Dumas
Board of Health
F. E. Blodgett
F. H. Normington
E. E. Finney
Alfred Neumann
R. C. Hastings
H. Roddis
John Kirschner
John Weister
H. Buchmi
Way
E. Finney
Finnes
Guckenberger
Dumas
Blodgett
Ney
Normington
Kirsghner
Sastings
Juno
Werster
Yey
Hastings
Thariss Ty
Pinney Aml
W. Thuas
Tor
Warried
Aldermath Dumi Board of Public
Wovies
York
Lommen Whanberger
Car Blodgett
Normington Kirsyhner
Wes
Duan
Aabourg
John Seuhert
Ci Llores
Rb.c
tHasu
Th. W.thass
Guthenberger
Kirschner
Officers Training To Begin Today At University
The university of Wisconsin begins an intensive officers training program with more than 1,000 students showing interest and about 200 applications filed before spring vacation. Exams proceed rapidly as minors may enlist. adults must pass to receive commissions. The course includes three hours of classes and four hours daily outdoor drill led by volunteer faculty.
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Lotain
Willie Stallinl
University of Wisconsin
National Guard
Army
Military Department
Soprome
Practical lime test for alfalfa field
To judge lime need for alfalfa, sow a small field and lime part of it generously, leaving another part unstated. The growth contrast between the limed and unlimed plots will indicate the lime requirement.
Wise fools miss chances as time slips away
A sharp quip notes some people only gain sense after loss, while many never wake to wiser choices. The line underscores urgency and the cost of delay. It frames a moral about timely action and stubborn inaction.
Rural press as partner for farmers in selling stock and grain
H C Hotaling of the National Editorial Association argues the rural press expands farmer reach. Advertising in farm papers can attract distant buyers for flooded stock and seed grain, costing little and reaching many readers at home. He contrasts parlor table notices with unattractive postings on fence corners and urges farmers to embrace print advertising.
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H. C. Hotaling
National
Fragmented Reflective Rant on Work and Worry
A jagged monologue-style piece complains of sleepless nights and nerves while imagining various modern tasks. It mentions sewing, dressmaking, and finish-work as distractions, with scattered references to paper, ink, and mental strain. The tone mixes frustration with stray hints of guidance and self-talk.
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Orion
Alyttertiig
Atland
Nemie
Dhe Deville Ag
Fragmented historic fragment on owls and omens
A garbled OCR fragment mentions owls, witches, and omens tied to old beliefs. It references Napoleon urging soldiers to sleepless vigilance and a mysterious hunt or conspiracy. The text is unreadable in parts but hints at superstition and wartime imagery from a distant era.
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Minerva
Avisden
Napoleon
Preparedness boats Repairedness Be prepared
A fragmented notice emphasizes readiness and safety. It urges people to stay prepared and avoid reckless actions during hazardous conditions, underscoring practical steps for personal protection and community coordination.
Wisconsin urged to sow spring wheat for national supply
The piece urges Wisconsin farmers to plant more spring wheat as a national wheat shortage grows. It notes last year’s crop was 52 million bushels below the previous year, Argentina bans exports, South America harvested under half a crop, and winter wheat losses in Kansas and Nebraska. It stresses soil health and crop rotation to boost yields.
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United
South America
Argentina
America
Wisconsin
Kansas
Nebraska
Union
Captn Nemo Daughter in Wild Undewater Adventure
A fragment hints at Captn Nemo Daughter and a wild mysterious dworld of unfathomable seas. The note mentions thrilling adventures in a wondrous picture store called Twenty Thousand Torsues Winter the Sea.
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Dalsind
Wonderful Picture Store
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Betes
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Rosity Clerk
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QO. Witt
Wist
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Posal
Hugo Wegener
Pitta
Ryba Atealrews
Letal Tol
Fay Aasersur
George J. Strang
Recond
Mount Ward Hatch
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Sassrason
Wharfield Pirst
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K. Conroy
E . Pinney
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Poy Allerman
John Sevier
Thomas Nelson
Reeasin
L. T. Trascon
Peter LeMahioude
Lf TN
Young
A. J. Abbott
John P. Adler
Par Smm
Far Justice of the Peace
Highn
Thirnt
Par Justice of the Peace
Nels Tolrson
H wiersd—-Shielt
R. BE. Andrews
Geo. TI. Strang
Chas. Hahn
Aldermman
Henry Kalschec
Bawerd Dumas
R Connor
J. P. Adler
John Jane
Wi. E. Finney
Finance Committee
Thuss
Finney
Norming
Bureau of Crop Estimates
United States Department of Agriculture
the Rural Press
Farmer
Capt. Nemo
the Adler
Cardinal Bros
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