Council Proceedings in Bluesfield January Meeting
The Bluesfield Common Council met at the city hall February 7 at 8 p.m. with Mayor Frank Hart presiding. Aldermen Watfare, Congas, Finney and Welln voted on motions approving minutes, budget items, and committee appointments, including water and light expenditures, street work, and public safety spending.
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Rughlur
Gawnell
Bluesf Tield
Wik
Fa Ld
Beaoney Gnu Maren
Mund
Algaruin
Regolution
Aidarmen
Huaplvest
Vormont Connell
Aldarinien Dreseul
Teta Street
Matton Waress
Suhnolden
Suhnolden, WH
Patrick Harkta
ClerkaeCuaidy Scholbe
Prank
Thallot
Dalra Kyan
G. & Eppy
Inkpeedtars
Juliga Atuns
Ey P. Mevbler
Chas
Marten
Clarkia
Dolenih
Ay Rariuan
Tanlor Clerka
eMurtly Adler
Gus Warnedtte
Dhe
Wun Cherks Arnold
Dan Harkin
Julia
Clerka—Cao
Bioko
Wim. Beeker
Susth
Mover
B. Lemhue Sedonut Jan
A. A. Baron
B. Lemuba
Hallut Ierksd
Harkin
P. Suabser
Werd Ipbroyeu
Ordinries No
Mille
Crewml
Wae Road
Amd
Yal
Water & Light Commission
O. L. Dorschel
Chalky Sane
Ce Electric Hyny
Hotton Mide
A. B. Geecibg
Thompson
Isundry
Whith. Bowards MG. Wackenstein
Vedder
Follens
Duc
Weins
Adive T PF
Warstouki
Bers
Wim
Noll Hwa, Co
Hornick
Bundinger
Ted Marghfleld
Permbing
Wilturas & Hatley
Gusvatsog
Ted Presund
Mgancy Committee
Bbe Rea C
Cancer Reval
Lor
Sheerin Hdw, Co. Hardware JR
Ryser
Na Moulon Madédoc
Forbes Road Fund
Joby Barkin
E. Tauschock
Smith Sehroader
Payna
Chay
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Mise
Herlo
Gog
Kowa
Ang
Budana
Smoe
Marx
Wits
Tobey
Ly Wes
Marshfield Ordinance 226 Regulates Milk Sale and Health Rules
City of Marshfield Wisconsin adopts Ordinance 226 post May 1 to regulate sale of milk and cream. It requires licenses from the City Clerk, health examinations of dairy cows, and sanitation standards for shops and vehicles. Violations carry fines, possible imprisonment, and mandatory prosecution by the Board of Health. Public notice requires posting of license conditions and labeling of skimmed milk. The ordinance repeals inconsistent laws and outlines enforcement by health officials.
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Maranfield
Wiscona
Pars Sons
Ringorpor Union
Ubill
Mach
Mis
Bert Leen
Cour Piufia Ieee Epoo
Mtb
Corporation
Appltentt
Seoul
Bn Pact
Chadeiry
Hieteda Uy
Sel
Abellever
DU Sui
Wade
Quay
Ely
Maracfield
Board of Hearth
Board of Health
Marshfield
Bceypantis
Ordince
Louie
Amalynne
Addie
Bandlee Ho Laker
Sonora
Hedlih Orius
Peraon
Tim
Yale
Buck Boy
Board of Hualsh Mball
Parsons
Lott Gnall
Wood County
Advantage of a Fastidious Cigar On a French Train
A narrator recounts traveling in France aboard a sway train with a woman passenger who tries to extort 500 to 1 500 francs for alleged arrest. He resists, preserves his ash on a long cigar, and when authorities arrive the woman’s bluff collapses as the ash drops and the crowd laughs, ending her scheme. The tale shifts to a detective anecdote about changing tricks, comparing it to a thirsty butler and a beer-closet prank.
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France
Pavellug
Har
America
Emile Zon
Mola
Hur Traveling Box
Nod Road A& Nissan
Hite
Abe
Jady
Ehe
Fudd
Nelson Maxwell
Liu
James
Washington
Letter Writing It Ancient Babylon
Professor Fredrich Delitzsch notes that Babylonian literacy extended beyond scribes and beadsmen to public servicers in the alleys, with clay and other writable materials used for letters. The article highlights widespread correspondence through messengers and strict wetting to commerce with writing witnessed for legal binding.
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Babylon
Alles
Troy
Babylonia
Fredrich Delitzgeb
Warpec
Champagne In Sponges Records Unlikely Mystery
The Cincinnati Enquirer notes a curious tale from Trevis merchants who claim sponges squeeze champagne from bottles. They estimate 1,000,000 Lattes of champagne yearly, with bottles supposedly broken and recaptured by sponges, reclarified into a usable second drink.
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Charmpagne Frem
Champigne Mikers
Trevis
Cincinnat
Enquirer
Pause for rent causes mistaken entry at unoccupied house
A young mother tries to soothe a sleeping baby when a prowler-like elderly matron appears on the porch. She asks if the pause is for rent, explaining the blinds are down to suggest vacancy. The two exchange brief excuses about cleaning and mistaken assumptions before the misunderstanding ends.
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Chicago
The Utility of the Ox in Economy and Use
The ox supplies meat and blood, bones for margarine and manure, hooves for glue and leather, horns for various products, and its hide and other parts enter many industries from roofing to gold beating. The postmortem uses reveal a fully integrated animal economy.
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Fry's Magazine
The Art of Indexing Natal Public Drary Catalogue
Entries include Lead Kindly Light Poisoning On the Floss Publisher and Register Hia Counting Habit your husband says that when he is angry he counts ten before he speaks Yes I wish he’d stop it Since he got dyspepsia home seems nothing but a class in arithmetic His Flattery yes ma'am the convict was saying I’m here just for trying to batter a rich man The ideal exclaimed the prison visitor Yes ma'am just tied to imitate his signature on a check
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Natal
Publisher and Register
Dyspepala
London Mall
Also Taken Them Of
A fragmented exchange discusses a friend’s airs and a phonograph store promoter. The readable text hints at quotes about behavior and a demonstrator, leaving unclear exact actions or context.
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Council Proceedings
Upham ! Mfg. Co
Case & Johnson
South Central Avenue
Mra
Breon Mys
Meeb
Bene Counc
Atoin
City
Olarit
W.l.douglas
Ally Rices
Miles
Salis Nore
I. Jellor
Fond Ashy
W.L. Douglas
Gannot
Amy T. Bolt
Airey W
Edison
Graham Lady Orchestra
Sexton
Price
Sexton Brothers
Owlf
Incorporated
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin
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