Marshfield school meeting approves budget and bonds
Proceedings from Marshfield Wisconsin district meeting detail readings, budget estimates, and trustees actions. The board recommends raising 25000 for next year and 6000 for Washington school improvements, with elections for directors and auditors, plus a 4000 expenditure petition and a telegraph line crossing permit.
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Marshfield
Wis Duby
I Alles
E. E. Finney
C. Marsh
Marahtell
Woodcours
Wisconsin
Theistrict School Board of
Cold Tiet
Hee
Heen
Hunt
Treasury
Jowng
R. Williams
Selico
Washington
Board of Education
Bard
C. A. Brandt
C. Edwards
J. C. Marsh
A Brandt
J. B. Vorder
J.C. Marsh
Brandt
C. B Edwards
E. B. Fimmey
Pollad
Ethel D. Mason
Eleast
Dean's Kidney Pills Relieve Back Pain and Lameness
Fred Niemuth of R No 2 Stratford endorses Dean's Kidney Pills for back pain and sluggish kidneys. He claims the pills regulated kidney action and removed lameness after using four boxes, at 00 price from all dealers. Foster Milburn Co, Buffalo, N.Y.
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Dean
Fred Niemuth
Daan
Mr. Niomuth
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
Stratford
Call for Williams to be Candidate
Burt Williams, prominent Wisconsin Democrat and former Ashland editor, announced his candidacy for governor following appeals from local Democratic leaders. He said he accepted the duty to serve and will soon publish a platform outlining his positions on major public questions.
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Burt Williams
General Revenue Con
Wisconsin
Williams
Willams
Power of
Ashland
Questio
Nature's Eloquence and the Tongueless Wind
A reflective fragment attributes eloquence to wind and melody to brooks with reeds. It links the sounds to an inner spirit that awakens a dance of breathless rapture, described in a lyric, contemplative tone attributed to Shelby.
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Shelby
Milwaukee Parade Demonstrates City Pride Despite Rain
Milwaukee showed strong preparedness support with a three mile parade drawing 28,528 marchers and a crowd of 125,000 to 179,000. Rain barely dampened spirits as thousands gathered along Grand Avenue and Wisconsin Street to watch the procession and salute the governor who rode along reviewing the lines. The parade reached the public library after about two and a half hours with totals of 23,244 counted by the end of the second hour and ongoing cheers from spectators.
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Grand-ave
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Soldiers’ Monument
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Grantay
Wisconsin Camp, Soldiers Sleep Easy On Long Trip
Southern paper notes warm reception for Wisconsin soldiers bound for camp. Three men share a double seat, all well kept with water and food on the journey. Officers say the men showed no complaint or sickness, though beer was a fixture back home, now absent since Camp Douglas. No decoy is allowed near a federal reservation and sales are restricted nearby.
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Wisconsin
Camp Douglas
Honest, I Was Fired Not Quit, Worker Told Truth
A Detroit Tree Press quote shows a worker asked why he left his last job. He replies I was fired, not quit. The supervisor answers to take off his hat and coat and return to work, saying they can use a man as honest as you.
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Detroit Tree Press
Postal Guide price cut announced by Post Office
Postmaster A G Pankow announces lower prices for the annual Postal Guide cloth bound 75 cents and paper bound 65 cents effective immediately The abridged Guide and state editions will be offered at reduced rates The notice requests remittances be sent to the Clerk at the Post Office Department Washington DC for subscription blanks
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A. G. Pankow
Postal Department
Postal
Oral
Pankow
Ciuide
Wallington
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Postscript Punchline About a Nervous Patient and a Park Walk
A dent ist with a long time patient shares a humorous tale. The patient seeks an extraction but the dentist prescribes a walk in the park to calm nerves. After the stroll, anaesthesia completes the job and the patient wonders why the walk helped. The dentist explains the patient was tense and ill, and he had no gus when the patient arrived.
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Notice of Wisconsin 1916 September primary roles
Notice from Wood County Wisconsin listing the 1916 primary nominees for state and county offices. It names Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer Attorney General United States Senator and various county posts including Clerk Treasurer Sheriff Coroner Circuit Court Clerk District Attorney Register of Deeds County Surveyor and related terms. The notice fixes terms and election districts and is dated July 12 in Grand Rapids.
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Nurber
Marshfield
Won County
Wisconsin
J. C. Marsh
P. J. Kraus
WT. Pond
Treasury
E. Vinner
B. Edwards
Wood
County of
Emanuel L. Philipp
A. D
Edward F. Dithmar
John & Donald
Henrry Johnson
Waushara
Shawano
Clark
Wood County
William T. Nobles
Nate Anderson
Ofice
Clifford W. Bluett
John Warner
Ower
Ald
Circuit Court
A. B. Bever
Tistrict
John Roberts
Jannuary
Register of Deeds
John Hoffman
J. W. Severns
Court House
Grand Rapids
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