Meeting of the Cuuney Bureau of Immigration and wind industries
Members discussed secretary reports on pamphlets for distribution in English German and Narweśuin totaling 8000 copies with maps of Wood county. Plans include county papers, bids, and a personal card test sample. A two week follow up to gather papers from settlements and list real estate firms. secretary authorized to spend $25 for incidental expenses.
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Surnishud
Englika
Wood County
Ula
County Bureau of Informision Calumin
Abeaston
Settle
Die Butene
Nation
Orefer
Coun
Fox
Payarole
A. May
Funeral of Rev. Imautius Schalter Inspires Marshfield Faith
Rev. Imautius Schalter, second pastor of St. John's Baptist Church, died January 20 after a long illness. Born in Germany in 184, he served Marshfield since 1880, guiding church growth and aiding the needy. Funeral attendees included many priests and parish community members. his death ends a decade of devoted pastoral service and charitable acts.
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Father Schaller
Alera
Imautius Schalter
St. John's Baptist Church
la Crosse
la Grosse
Marsheld
Schulky
Marshfield
St. John's Baptist Conution
Father Schaslee
Junction City
Bakernut Cork
Abbotsford
Cadett West
Imes
Omer
Su John's Baptist
Pathe Seballer
Jchildren
Jamies Schwynne
B.D. Very
B.D. Very Rav
P. Goyer
Very
J. Eigen
Duan
Postar
de Goey
O. M. Gup
Jaeyaustpnl
Jas. Cimpnell
Chas
Beynril
Rav
Dua. Mayer
Dos. M
Laas
M. Mildowmawalt
Mublenkangs
St. Doan's
Vhureh
Ghureb
Matias
Lauclig
Ube
Tay Surmons
GE. Wellman
Ciel
de Turzesh
St. Joseph's Society
Isius
Justus Schaller
Germany
Took Him for a Tramp on Wisconsin Central at Sunderson
A passenger and freight train on the Wisconsin Central at Sunderson City on Sunday night caused a panic when a brakeman mistook an engineer for a tramp. He grabbed the engineer by the neck and clothing and threw him over a dump, injuring his face and hands. The incident arose during a planned engine change due to the illness of the northbound engineer’s wife. The brakeman later realized the mistake.
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Dugsett
Wisconsin Central
Sunction City
Stevens Point
Tevin Ue
Dagsett
Frank Ture
Phillips
Len
Wright
Add
Sein Dadge Hinth
Mr. Wright
O'Hary
Wrightt
O'Hare
Vrautsey
Wis
Yoo naYw Hayward
Comtral Avenyd
Marshfield
Tod
Ced
Senuuers Block
Central
Sihazi
Dentecher Alvolaben
SaPtauan
Missing feast platter sparks theft in Bruchsie neighborhood
Too Bruchsie and wife planned a celebration with many friends. A smoked ham and a platter vanished from the summer kitchen, with no apology or return promised. The incident highlights local social life and a tale of missing sustenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruchsie
Joseph
Jos
Brickly
A.ghas Uhis
Wisk
Bien
Jove
Nomination papers circulate for Circuit Judge Webb
Nomination papers are circulating in this city and vicinity to nominate Judge Charles M. Webb for Circuit Judge. He is popular in the circuit and faces about ten opponents at the coming spring election. Webb is described as an excellent judge and expected to succeed himself without doubt.
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Chas. M. Webb
Webb
Death by Own Action: Tempted Homicide in Weston Inn Case
A widow Mrs Ferdinand Zinglee threatened self harm for years and after moving to a farm attempted death by self poisoning while administering poison to her four children. The husband found them sick and revived the children with milk. the mother died. The incident prompted speculation about motives and local tensions. The account cites the Wau Sau Record and notes the family’s troubled history and the village atmosphere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand “Ington
Weston
Miarathon Co
Paris
Wausau
Zinglee
Imagin
Health Notice Warns Parents On Chicken Pox Visitors
The notice from Marshfield Wood County Wisconsin lists residents and addresses and asks parents to keep children home from school until they recover due to the chicken pox outbreak. It names local officials and references a health department action with a public notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Dover
Y Health
Dissolution of Merill and Klock Partnership
The dissolved Wisconsin partnership between Frank Merrill and Purley P. Klock ends by mutual consent on a stated date. Merrill settles all debts, and Klock continues the Marshfield market business, authorized to handle accounts and payments. January 1595 notice by Frank Merrill and Purley P. Klock.
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Frank Merrill
Purley Lock
Marshbeld
Wisconsin
Siti Partnership
Sald Purley P. Klock
Samp
Leoty
Praxk
Pununy BP
Kio
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