Marshfield Council Revokes Trudeau Bros Liquor License After Hearing
The Marshfield city council finds the complaint against Leo and Frank Trudeau proven for selling intoxicating liquor to a minor and without parental consent. The license for 107 109 East Second Street is revoked after testimony from police chief A. E. Gerwing and council votes.
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Takuns
Noeigt Hoel
Lisle Allen
Jos Tet
Steinmets
Fran
BR. J. Strauss
Finney
Norrington
Guekenhorstr
Dumas
Money
Narmington
Kirschner
Roddis
Wisconsin
Leo Trudeau
Trudeau, Co Pariner
Trudeau Bros
Leo ‘Tru
Truceau
Anil
Marshtell
Tn Seid Salon
Karl Korh
Buardina
Leo
Mareshtiolt
Leo Crates
Frank
Frank Braden
Trudeau
Tradua Bros
Marshfield
Ten Trudeau
Second
Wood Court
Ratlilis
Alara Finney
Aldammen
Guckooherges
Danie, Min
Special meeting of Use Commer Council in Marstiel Wisconsin
A special meeting of the city council in Marstiel Wood County Wisconsin was held in the court room on December 16. The mayor presided and a list of aldermen attended. The board discussed disposal plant plans and concrete well specifications, contracted with engineer J. Frank, and approved advertising for bids. A partial payment to engineer J. Dellar for services was approved, and the council adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marstiel
Wood, County
Wisconsin
Rai
Welker
Pyosonk
Thuss
Giberger
Pinney
Dumas
Normington
Riverlinen
Mustings
Jung
Wester
Blodgett
Rad
Alix
Tarshfiell
Dee
Coutcil
Dewomiber
Oldlock
Adeyh Lane
John Seubert
J. Je. Druar Sudh
Board of Public Works Pe and Horpby
Alderman Finney
Guckenberger
Guget
Damas
Winney
Normington Kiyschiw
Dene
Weister
Finney
Abdempus
J. & Dellar
Duckenberger
Dam
Kirsehner
Tings
Juno
Joan Seubert
Ordinance Granting Wisconsin Central Railway Tracks Use
Ordinance No 309 grants Terission to Wisconsin Central Railway Company and assigns its lessees successors and assigns to lay tracks and use certain streets in Marshfield for railway purposes. The mayor and common council enacting this ordinance authorize the action and set terms for track use within the city limits.
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Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Marshfield
City of
Tollows
Marshfield ordinance grants railroad spur across Seventh Street
Permission is given to the Wisconsin Central Railway Company and assigns to lay a spur track across Seventh Street between Blacksar and 235 in Marshfield. The company must maintain the street portion in good order, repair and gravel as required by city officials. The ordinance takes effect after passage and publication as required by law, with signatures of Mayor A. G. Petker and City Clerk John Seubert, dated December 5, 1926.
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Wisconsin Central Railway Company
Seventh Street
Blacksar
Mersheld
Marshfeld
A. G. Petker
John Seubert
Wrapping Parcels for Rural Delivery
An article stresses practical limits of rural mail packaging. It notes how wrapping parcels as flat boxes or cubes can prevent box delivery, sharing a tale of Mrs Blank whose daughter’s eighteenth birthday gifts were misrouted. It advises wrapping parcels to fit through standard rural mail slots to avoid delays.
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Oayey
Onxin JA
Seni
Lank
Honor Composer of On Wisconsin Receives University Tribute
A campus tribute was given at the University of Wisconsin for composer William Purdy of On Wisconsin, noted as the great Rushper Southall song. Purdy is reported ill in a New York sanatorium with tuberculosis, and the Madison concert supported a student collection.
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University of Wisconsin
Willian Purdy
Wisvenain
Rucper Southall
New York
Madison
Paper supply crisis prompts broad gov contract alert
Washington dispatch warns of a looming paper shortage and price surge. Gov ernment contracts of record size may not meet last year’s volume due to mill cutbacks, higher costs, and strained rail service. Industry leaders urge immediate action to secure supplies amid scarce low priced stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AQ Dispatch
Washington
United States
Wen Ath
O. H. Briggs
Government General Supply Division
Marines Also Remembered In Christmas Gifts
Ameri can Red Cross appealed to Americans to remember United States Marines in Haiti and Santo Domingo. Three thousand Marines abroad will receive holiday gifts including candy tobacco writing material handkerchiefs and other comforts. Continental post funds aided the effort, with oversea brothers set to receive remembrances at Christmas time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Red Cross
United States
Haiti
Santo Domingo
Old Fashioned Christmas Snow vs Green Tradition
The piece argues Christmas snow is rare in Philadelphia, noting only six snow days in twenty-two years and that deep snows in past celebrations were exceptional. It cites weather records and expert voices to claim the season’s climate is consistent over time, with Santa delivering by wagon instead of a snowy scene.
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New England
John Bull
England
Uncle Sam
United States
Greece
Philadelphia
Eli
Christ
Pennsylvania Hospital
Mr. Bliss
Pather
Fairmount Park
Santa
Girard
The
Philadelphia Ledger
Uncle Sam at Work on Agricultural Pests and Birds
Department of Agriculture reports on grasshopper control using poisoned oats and mortile mixtures, poultry house treatments to kill red mites, and hot water treatment to prevent louse smut. It notes the golden plover’s long migratory feats and crown galls in plants linked to a bacillus, resembling human cancer.
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Pacific Ocean
Alaska
Hawaiien
Department of Agriculture
Eretewtion
Citrus
Nova Scotis
South America
Dreadnaught Armament Report on Broadside Guns
A side view of the Pennsylvania deck shows six of its twelve 14 inch guns ready to fire. Text notes that English and German ships carry 15 inch rifles, while the Arizona and two other dreadnoughts rank as the most powerful fighting ships afloat in broadside strength.
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Popus le Mechanics
Pennsylvania
England
Germany
Arizona
President approves sentence for court martial in New Mexico Guard case
President W son approves a sentence of a year at hard labor for a court martial in the New Mexico National Guard case. Gardner failed to respond to the call for border duty and faces disciplinary action based on the approved sentence.
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W*son
Ewig QO. Gardner
New Mexico Nations
Gardner
Unclear fragment hints at prison case details
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a prison case with vague references to actions, dates, and parties, but lacks clear names, places, or outcomes to form a complete news item.
How to support a Christmas tree in a wheel hub
A vintage guide describes a method to upright a Christmas tree by placing its stem in a wheel hub of suitable size, using a wheel as a stand. The wheel gently supports the tree, with a carpeted floor concealing the setup. Safe assembly and decorating follow, creating a discreet, steady display for family festivities.
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House Ofron
Senator Lalollette Seeks Amendment on Immigration Bill
Senator Lalollette appeared before the Senate Immigration Committee on a Wednesday night session to press an amendment to the immigration bill. He urged eliminating language that would bar persons who advocate or teach destruction of property, arguing current regulations unfairly target migrants with revolutionary pasts.
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Lalollette
Committee On Immigration of the
United States Senate
Paper Price Inquiry Focuses on Newspapers
Charles H. McDonald of Wittenberg, chairman of the legal board of the Federal Trade Commission, returned to Washington after visiting Neenah to inspect correspondence among paper manufacturers. The inspection is part of a FTC probe into alleged practices driving up print paper prices used by newspapers.
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Charles H. McDonald
Wittenberg
The
Federal Trade Commission
Washington, D. C
Neenah
Federal Commission
Romeo and Juliet wedding scene shines in Abler reel
Francis X. Bushman and Beverly Bayne headline the Metro production. The wedding in Friar Laurence's cell is highlighted as a key moment. Robert Cummings plays Friar Laurence and joins the familiar star duo in a cast of over six hundred players.
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Francis X. Bushman
Beverly Bayne
Friar Laurence
Robert Cummings
Mr. Bushman
Miss Bayne
Metro
Romeo and Juliet
Friar
Laurences
Francis, Bushman and
Deveruy Bayne
Man of 101 Reflects on Longevity and Cars
David Waton, aged 101, speaks at his birthday in Fond du Lac about steady hands and his long life. Born December 10, 1815 in New Lisbon, he moved to Fond du Lac over sixty years ago. A former log driver, he credits daily walks and outdoor work for his health.
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Fand du Lac
Det
David Waton
Hig
Eaton
New Lisbon
Pond du Lac
Fond du Lac
4On
Christmas customs and poetic tokens from a past season
Fragmentary text describes Christmas rites and festive objects. It mentions satin attire, a rider, and a top with a sheaf of stalls ticks. The garlands and birds imagery hint at seasonal pageantry linked to town customs and celebrations.
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Vu Craveler
Tle
Chistesmas
Infant King in a Stable Marys Night Tale
A Christmas poem recounts the infant Jesus in a stable with shepherds and angels proclaiming tidings of joy. The verses describe the Nativity, the infant Jesus laid on hay, and heavenly choirs praising God, with a regional newspaper byline and garbled extra text appended.
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Christ
Son of
God
Jesus
John Ho Taylor
New York
Wassall Bowl and Wassail Recipe Chronicle
The text describes an ancient Wassail mixture linked to Britons and Christmas festivities. It mentions a drink prepared with berry gruel, ginger, sherry, and beer, sweetened and left to steep, then strained and served with bread slices. The account blends folklore with a detailed preparation method.
Holiday Time to Belgium and Christmas Customs
A fragmented OCR piece describes Belgian Christmas customs and Advent practices, noting restrictions on ornaments and cards during wartime, New Year’s observances, and old Belgian traditions. It mentions Belgian belles visiting wellsprings at midnight and beliefs about Christmas revelry marking future fates.
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Belgium
Bat
Scouis
Land of the Bolslins
Euast
Railroads Report Record Net Earnings for Past Year
Railroads show a dramatic rise in net earnings for the last fiscal year with the combined U S rail system posting 1 207 032 001 dollars in net income, a historic high, despite rising operating costs. The industry notes a 300 million dollar increase in net earnings over the prior year, signaling robust profits for the sector.
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Tarnt & Fireside
Motorist Signal Light Promises Safer Night Driving
A small cloating lamp worn like a wrist watch attaches to the back of the hand with elastic. The device shows a ruby bull's eye and carries the words Safety First, designed to alert others as drivers signal before stopping at turns.
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Tur 2
Ashland Boy Writes Of Verdun Ambulance Service
Ashland youth Jwewls Warner, serving with French ambulance units near Verdun, France, recalls thrilling experiences under fire. He notes American ambulance drivers appear to lead charmed lives with few injuries, reflecting on frontline dangers and comradeship amid conflict.
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Jwewls Warner
Ashland
Verdun
France
Tre Bas
State camp aids convalescent patients at Tomahawk Lake
The state camp at Tomahawk Lake is adapting to convalescent care, maintaining operations for the year and showcasing graded light labor permits. Fifteen graduates are now working at home, pursuing productive tasks instead of returning to risky olive, grocery, or store jobs.
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Tomahawk Lake
Canadian Opposes Truce Amid War Talks
In Montreal on Saturday the Duke of Devawn, governor general of Canada, voiced firm opposition to any truce with Germany, calling it a waste of time. He criticized peace talks as Pragusal in tone and urged Britain to maintain strong wartime resolve.
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Duke of Devaware
Canna
Germany
Montreal
Canada
Sydrit
Great Britain
Marshfield Seeks Bids for Sewage Plant and Water System
The City of Marshfield Wisconsin invites sealed proposals for disposal tanks sludge beds sewer outfalls a 76 foot well with pump house and horizontal duplex pumps funded by the Board of Public Works. Estimated cost $33000. Plans and specs available from the City Clerk or Consulting Engineer 3 DrarSt Paul Minnesota with a 5 percent bid bond requirement and rejection rights reserved.
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Marshfield
Wool Coutiy
Wis
Board of Public Works
Wood County
Druar
St. Paul
Minnesota
Clark
Wisconsin
oMeers
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Eve
Chrisinis
Outler
R. C. Hastings
A. G. Felker
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