Williams Reelected as Central Wisconsin Fair Secretary
R A Williams was reelected secretary as officers were instructed to secure proper sewer connections and sanitary closets. The annual stockholders meeting at the city hall discussed ground improvements, a new concrete stand, and financials showing all prior debts paid. A resolution appropriated funds to the Central Wisconsin Breeders association to cover barn debt, with further conventions planned for January and mid-January in Grand Rapids and Pittsville.
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Central
Wisconsin State Pair Association
Tires
Anton
W. W. Clark
J.C. Kieler
Auburndale
A. B. Bean
Vesper
RR. William
J. A. Noll
Breaders
Bern
Wiscunein Breters
Wisconsin
Po Boa
Dubia
Una
W. Clark
Shah
WR. Burhonp
LY Crwham
C. J. Lev Sweat
Dubn Seavert
Wegeneratl
Hy Ge Howbright
Woop Co School Board Convention This Friday
Woop Co hosts a school board convention at McKinley High School next Friday January at nine in the morning. The program lists high school choir music, enrollment data, welcome by Superintendent Von S Miller, a talk on recent school legislation by Rural School inspector W E Larson, and a session on patriotism.
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Wood County
Jan
Woop Co. School Board
Tstin
Mckinley High School
Witt
Abuot
Wilter
Ant Awit
Sup
T. von S. Miller
Skate Rural
W. EB. Larson
Arrested Man Is Released After Municipal Court Hearing
Carl Miller, arrested by police on a warrant sworn by Louis Haurd, faced a trial in municipal court before Judge Andrews. He was arraigned last Tuesday, entered no plea of guilty, and the case was continued to January. Weather and storm delays prompted a new hearing, with District Attorney John Roberslite presenting for the state. The defense was led by ELC Pars and Tur the defendant. The judge adjourned the case after motions and evidence were presented.
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Carl Miller
Louis Haurd
Andrews
Miller
Andrew
John Rober
Millop
John
Adder
Wy CG
Armand
Elc
Pars
Anil
Hele Evi- Herve
Hors
Sherry Norrington
Roberts
Wisconsin Leads World in Cheese Growth and War Efforts
Wisconsin dominates national cheese production with half the country’s output, boosting prospects to feed the world. At a Milwaukee convention, McCreary of Chicago urged quality in cheese, while wartime recruitment talks note continued age restrictions and exemptions for family duties and occupations.
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Ae Amerker
Wisconsin
Avith
Waukee
Ais Sso
TL UL McCreary
Chicago
Asis City
Rested Luncheon Plans Stir Business League
A disrupted OCR note describes a Business Men's Party Luncheon at the Elks' Club on Thursday at noon. It mentions a new registration and a debate over a law. also notes this will be the first luncheon since some event and hints at a potential Congress action before holidays.
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Avery
Copeluh
Elks’ Club
Central Wisconsin Breeders Hold Meeting In City Hall
At the annual Central Wisconsin Breeders association meeting in the city hall, officers were elected for the coming year with J. C. Kieffer as president and A. B. Bean as vice president. The key order of business was setting the next sale for May 16 at the sale barn on the main grounds.
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Central Wisconsin Breeders’ Association
Hell
Csty Hal
Otto J. Lew
W. W. Qlark
Grand Rapids
Wim, Krause
Thorp
Johnt T. Graham
Arpin
Joby Gadsen
W. R. Burhonp
Richfield
J. C. Kieffer
Mair
Liesant
Kieffer
Burhopy
Clik
Leu
Fire damages U. S. barracks at Washington
A report describes a blaze severely damaging U S barracks at Washington D C with local authorities noting no new enlistments harmed. Investigators consider the fire sparked by a dropped cigarette and call the incident likely accidental.
Special Session Call For Vacancy Fillings In State Senate
A special session is proposed to address filling vacancies in the United States Senate term. Governor will appoint a temporary placeholder until the next general election. Also discussed are measures on teacher protections and dairy production branding in the state.
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Ceed
Maivia Philipps
Toad von Pitts
United States
Posernor
Bintuieia
Mathers
Gutlig School
Teaghersa
Mile Warker
Sixty Days Sentenced in County Jail Arraignment
A man was arraigned before Judge Re. Andrews and sentenced to sixty days in the county jail. Berry alleges acts involving a relative, and the accused reportedly operated a vehicle near a road in Tar Cross. The defendant, 26, was said to have registered in Tar Cross but the details remain unclear from the fragmentary report.
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Re. Andrews
Pat Coud
Che
Gail
Berry
Tar Crosse
MRS AUGUST MASLOFF DIES AT HOME AT 611 WEST STREET
Mrs August Masloff of 611 West Street died Thursday morning of arteritis at her home. She was 28 and had lived in the area since birth. Survived by husband August Masloff a son Raymond Edgar and sister Mrs Peter Paul and daughter Miss Solin Beek De ogee. The funeral was held Monday afternoon with Rev Roger Olson officiating. Relatives attending included Mrs Ben Beasyer Mrs Edw Schaiter Mrs Car Maul and others.
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August Mastoil
Prisday Piornign
Mastof
Rue Mound
Vhis Slaty
Auwrust Maslaif
Baoker i
Ays
Ali
Raymond Edgar
Peter Paul
Solin Beek Deogee
Ben Beasyer
Edw Schaiter
Car Maul
Cora Bier
Edgar
Avni Stromer
Athens
Aarella Masloff
Fonday Lay
Masloff
Grand Rapids
West Bostreet
Roger Old
Mary
Kathevine Canmoot
Lily Martin
Trail Meeting Here Yesterday Attends Yellowstone Trail Association
The annual Wisconsin Yellowstone Trail Association meeting met in Elks clubrooms yesterday afternoon. President Dowling was absent due to near-arrival train issues while Marl Whinnie and Max Dealey led the session. Delegates from Waupaea and Nberdgen participated as hosts outlined planned improvements and actions for the coming year to advance the Yellowstone trail.
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Wisconsin Yellowstone Trail Association
Elks
Worst Storm Conditions In Fifty Years
Reports describe the storm as the worst in half a century with widespread damage across eastern sites and western U.S. cities. Milwaukee faced severe fires and heavy destruction as residents work to recover while larger cities suffer the most.
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U.S
Milwaukee
Home Guards to Play Marshfield High Monday
A 20 company Home Guards team meets Marshfield High School on Monday evening in the ar tilery gym in the season opener. The match promises a close contest with rivalry likely to produce clean play. Admission is 25 cents, with a dance to follow the game and a hoped for large crowd turnout.
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Home Guards
Atiek
Agsinisk
SHC
Jimal
Cama
Wisconsin War Savings Week Drives Thrift And War Bonds
Wisconsin will participate in War Savings Week known as War Savings Wood with every chart aimed at reaching a target of 1 million investors through Thrift and War Savings stamps. An estimated 60,000 workers will join the competition and every man woman and child in villages and hamlets will be solicited to invest at least 25 cents in Thrift stamps. The campaign is billed as the greatest educational thrift movement in any state and will demonstrate Wisconsin’s loyalty to the government.
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Wisconsin
Wnd
Union
WAUSAE PAPER BARRED FOR MISSING TRANSLATION REQUIREMENTS
A Wausnea weekly was barred from mailing as the post office required a reproducible translation of all articles relating to belligerent nations. The printers offered limited language versions, prompting government intervention and removal from mail duties until compliance is achieved.
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Wausnea Woelenniact
Phenomenon at Boyd Reported by Local Witnesses
Witnesses describe a strange light and a large American flag seeming to rise toward the moon during night between nine and ten o clock. Six clouds form two rows with a bright ray guiding toward the moon as the Stars and Stripes are seen clearly for several minutes, per Boyd Times Herald.
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R Boyd Times-Herald
Big Chicago Stores Close On Coal Shortage
All the large department stores in Chicago shut their doors at three o clock Saturday due to a coal shortage. Store managers reported power cuts and limited heating, though some smaller shops remained open to serve customers.
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Chicago
Theodore Roosevelt to Speak in Madison February 15
In Madison on February 15 Theodore Roosevelt will address an audience at the university stock pavilion after a prior engagement in Milwaukee the previous day. Arrangements ensure a high quality address. President Wilson has sent his wardrobe to Belgium and it is believed his shoes will go to a deserving American statesman in 1920.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Madison
Milwaukee
University
Wilson
Belgium
Eagles Challenge Elks to Pocket Billiard Match
A proposed Eagles versus Elks pocket billiards challenge plans a match with the two top players from each club. A trustee organizer would present a silver cup to the winner, to be held for a year, then defended. A third consecutive win would grant permanent possession.
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Eagles
ELKS
Elke Club
Lov Af Packet
I Hicket
Thea Possesion
War Credits Granted Exceed Four Billion Dollars
The United States extended wartime credits to foreign governments totaling over 4.0 billion dollars. Major recipients included Great Britain 2.045 billion, France 41.285 billion, Italy 500 million, Russia 325 million, Belgium 77.4 million, and Serbia four million. The figure reflects broad financial support as the U S entered the war.
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Credis
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Russia
Belptugr
Serbia
Hoover Prom Honors Class at Lave High School
A Hoover prom marks the graduation of a widgew class at Lave High School. Attendance features dress restrictions as party attire is prohibited and guests are urged to wear appropriate outfits.
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Ty Gast
Widgew
Lave
War changes views of Republicans and Democrats
One line remark notes the war reshapes perceptions as Democrats see Republicans as human beings and Republicans confront the possibility that Democrats may be Christians, highlighting softened political biases in the conflict era.
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Hines
Aap Mills
Ing Island
Manders
Central Wisc
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Sale
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Washington
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Mearin
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M.hs
Wausae
BOYD
T. EN Madison
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