Mittlestead and Hansen Lead Winter Shoot Scores
Private Andrew Hansen earns first Veize after Mittlesteadt barred from prize. The twelve week competition at the armory saw strong marks from A Company A members. Final standings list Hansen 42, A Hoerl 425, F Svetoeker 418, J More 409, J Christenson 404, WH Mueller , A Martin 496, W Spearhocker 86, J Arnchtet.
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Jery
Armory Hall
Company A
Omarticipae
Wee
Alvin Hansen
A. Hoerl
F. Svetoeker
Cook J. More
J. Christenson
WH. Mueller Os
A. Martin
W. Spear
Council Proceedings in Wood County Adjourns Meeting
A fragmentary city council record from Wood County notes the April 22 meeting in City Hall with Mayor Beker presiding. Several bids for street paving and block work are listed as awarded or considered, naming contractors such as Trinidad, Weinfir, Rasmussen and Sons, and Comerett Aye. The session adjourns after bids are noted as completed or carried.
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Sommnandfields
Wood County
Sviseu
LTR
Moulin
Elack
Pote Fy
Beker
Deraren
Mkonherer
Wdtsn
Sbodgetuh
Sebobey Line
Roudis
fHhretings Uy
Abst Abdermiat Mimiey
Netanes Yeormet Cs
Ie Works
Aec Feld Wi Yuu
WEA
Grout Miller
Con
Ben Usin
Poteraan Cui
Kenosha
Whuti
Ben
Feverson Con
Weinfir
Crete
Ip Dogan & Uivtle Con
Hein
Comerett
Ragmasaen and Sons
Osikosh
F. Rasmussen and Sons
Oshkosh
Wis
John Seubert
City Clers
The Sadest Words From a Fragmented Verse
A concise extract of a damaged OCR style poem shows the speaker pondering the saddest words and the power of language. The lines reference material desires and social hierarchies in terse imagery.
First Baseball Practice of Year Held Sunday at Fair Grounds
The first real baseball practice of the year was held Sunday with about seven veterans from last year reporting. A brief practice game followed, leaving players tired by the end. Veterans present included Braem Delmore Spooner Krahn Christensen Wool Leitner Berg, while newcomers Gordon Luhmann Wendt Folenz Braem Weber Wis joined for drills. The Valley league prospects hinge on Marshfield’s decision after a club directors meeting and a letter from Valley Teague official. verdict expected by Friday night.
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Bracm
Delmore
Spooner
Krahn
Christensen
Wool
Leitner
Berg
Gordon
Luhmann
Wendt
Folenz
Braem
Il Weber
Mark Wis Juin
Valley Baseball League
Valley Teague
Ri J. Strauss
Marshfield
Vonziet
Wirusale
Grand Rapids
Stevens
Thought the Judge Figured Wrong in a Livery Case
A man accused of misusing a horse under written agreement sues for damages after a judge’s ruling. Witnesses say the defendant raced the horse for about three miles before being stopped. the owner paid 85 and costs plus surrounding fees for the alleged misuse. The case centers on misappropriation of the horse and the related expenses.
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Alge
Frank Tues
Luis
Gettig
Pearl Ale
Ted
Lute
Blum Brothers Buy Buggies for Boxes
Blum Brothers purchase multiple wagons to handle their growing workload in the local area. Paul and Julius Blum plan trips to Milwaukee and Kenosha for vehicle arrangements, with one driver returning by car and another taking a big six wheel drive truck.
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Phimy Travarbre
Bat
Paul R
Jiuenh Blum
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Idoth
Ake
Jeffery
Nomay Grant
Merrill Drops Out Gives Us A Chance
Fragmented readable text shows Merrill dropping out of a regional effort to form an industrial league. The piece mentions Wausau supporters, cities such as Grand Rapids and Stevens Point, and potential replacements like Mavenfield or Nekoost to join a proposed league.
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Merrill
Weeks Valley
Wich
Wausau
Wasmon
Mavenfield
Nekoost
Wansan
Grand Ras
Stevens Point
Mother's Day Observance Set For May Ninth
The article notes Mother's Day falls on the second Sunday in May with the emblem of a white carnation and encourages acts of kindness such as visits letters or gifts to honor mothers and homes. It mentions an international observance group with former presidents Roosevelt Taft and Wilson as honorary national officers.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Prent Wilson
United Mother's Way
Wood County Bar Association Opens Regular Meeting
The Wood County Bar Association begins a regular meeting with members gathering to discuss upcoming events, committee updates, and ongoing professional matters within the local legal community.
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Wood County Bar Association
FARM WORK PROGRESS IN FAVORABLE APRIL CONDITIONS
A 1915 Farm Bureau report notes exceptionally strong farm, garden, and roadwork progress. Weather was mild with few cold days and scant rainfall, enabling timely planting and road improvements. Officers retain authority to call special meetings, while regular sessions proceed on term days as committees report by laws and plans.
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Nis
Petitions Demand Brick Pavement Ahead of Cecil Avenue
Local notices show petitions circulating urging brick pavement for Cecil Avenue with vitrified bricks. The matter references bids, costs, and potential opposition from firms like Rickerson & Schwaqne, with mentions of legal and official reports.
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Consifoule
Sasticont
Cecil
Rickerson
Unis
Ec Puned
Planting Trout on Northern Creeks Reported
A report from Stanley describes a fish hatchery consignment of red labeled cans sent to Withee and Sammerse. About 2000 to 4000 trout were iced and prepared for distribution along the line, with careful handling to ensure proper delivery by agents.
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Stanley
Ng Atwood
State Fish Hatchery
Withee
Sammerse
Sia
Central Wisconsin State Pair prepares 1915 premium book
Secretary R R Williams oversees the premium book material due around June 1 1915. Joseph C Marx is soliciting advertising this week. Alirew Zoller returns to the grounds with several seasons on the field and reports an excellent track needing little upkeep unless bad weather persists.
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R. R. Williams
Wisconsin
Joseph C. Marx
Alirew Zoller
Two Plead Guilty and Pay Fine in Court Case
Sleepy Kellner and Mrs Winigrod Auermiller pleaded guilty after a morning court appearance. The judge imposed a fine and costs totaling a small sum, finalizing the case. Kellner plans to return to Albany after the hotel visit.
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Kellner
Winigrod Auermiller
Olfensu
Auermiller
R. Andrews
Saint Seach
Alios
Hotel Blodgett
Divorce action begun by husband in Grami Rapids
Papers filed with the clerk of the circuit court in Grami Rapids in a divorce action brought by Prank d Auermiller against Mrs Winifred Auermiller. The couple and Anton E Shchep Keller are named in the suit alleging adultery as a cause. Mrs Auermiller's answer is not fully filed. H C Pors represents the plaintiff.
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Grami Rapids
D. Auermiller
Winifred
Auermiler
Auermiller
Antone Shcephe Kellner
Anton Keller
Auermillar
H.C. Pors
Germans in France and a Turkey Tale from the Trenches
In France a German lieutenant and his orderly, fatigued from patrols, exchange wary assurances over a meal. The captain grants turkey, the lieutenant questions its authenticity, then orders his orderly to saddle the turkeys after a brief, uneasy contact with hospitality amid war.
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America
Germany
France
Austria
Serbia
Isig
Turkey
Fritz
Milkmaid Encounters Unexpected Milk-Vault Visitor
In C Hagerstown Maryland a milkmaid kept watch over a cow and, to her surprise, a large roxy male approached the scene. The animal began milking the cow with its bit, the cow body remaining passive as the intruder continued until the task was done.
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C. Hagerstown, Md
Roxy
Lo Bussie
Braem and Delmore Return to Fold
Albert Lalmore and Fred Bree returned to the city Friday after tryouts with the Superior team of the Northern league. They were members of last year’s squad and their safe return will help round up the rest of the team, a strong unit Marshfield had last year.
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Albert Lalmore
Fred
Bree
Marshfield
Does your wife object to late dinners in Boston
The Boston Transcript records a quip about marital consent for late dinners. A speaker notes it depends on whether a dinner follows a meeting with a friend or a matinee outing.
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Boston ‘Transcript
City Announces May Cleanup Days For All Residents
The city board of public works designates May 5 and 6 for cleanup. Wadhosting and hay cleanup will haul free of charge all rubble in boxes or barrels, but ashes or garbage must be hauled at the owner's expense. Newcomers are advised to prepare in advance and expect potential multiple pickups in some areas.
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Board of Public Works
Aeroplane inventor injured by belt at works
An Irernoan worker at Lang & Schar minim shops in Riz aeroplane plants sustained a broken arm when a belt with minchiners machinery failed. The accident occurred as the belt extended and broke, risking the forearm. The injured man, Mulenty, had permission to work in the shops and the incident underscores the need for safety around machinery in motion.
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Dleon
al. Mulenty
Mullenbach
Lang & Scharminim
Riz
Met
Svork
Ford Agents Free Ad Highlights Local Prospects
Peer Luis of Milwaukee visited his parents in the city Thursday and discussed operating a “guu ilwaukee an d” venture seen as a paying proposition when managed carefully without overtaxing capacity. He mentions supplying a wing and Word car for this purpose and says the effort is giving good satisfaction.
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Peer Luis
Milwaukee
John Luis
Luis
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