University Dairy School to Continue monthly Scoring Exhi bitions
The University Dairy School Butter and Cheese Scoring Exhibitions will be continued regularly each month for the coming year. Two judges from the State Dairy and Food Commission and the Dairy Division of the U S Department of Agriculture will assist. Exhibitors may mail or bring samples of butter or cheese. scoring includes moisture and method outlines for top and bottom samples.
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University Dairy School
Wood County
Onur State Dairy and Food Commisson
Dairy Division
Department of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Madison
Wis
Michels
Wisconsin
Electrocuting Flies Device From Chicago Man
A Chicago man offers a fly killing device shaped like a screen with wires running in two directions and insulated from each other. When a fly touches the wires the insect dies instantly and painlessly. The screen is simple to make and provides amusement.
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Chicago
Resignation at Milwaukee Sentinel CEO Post
Malcolm C. Douglas, managing editor since October 1901, resigns from the Milwaukee Sentinel. John Poppendieck Jr., assistant managing editor, is appointed to succeed him. Douglas began as a reporter in 189% and rose through editorial roles to the top post.
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Malcolm C. Douglas
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
John Poppendieck, Jr
Mr. Douglas
Sentinel
Local residents visit and travel notes from Spencer area
Frank Schofield stays over Sunday in Spencer. Miss LaVern Hill returns to Greenwood Minnesota. A A Roessler editor of the Lay-1 al Tribune visits Spencer. Miss Ida Parrett returns from Abbotsford. Gard Vought visits from Mellen. Mrs BE Pickett closes a term in Parret district. Maud Damon returns from Greenwood. Mary Hanson visits Lombar to see her brother Lee. Jennie Parks from Stevens Point stays at Loveland home. Dora Schroeder attends a funeral at Weyauwega. Lillian Langdon visits from Chicago. Mrs G H Lake and daughter Mrs F J Hayward visit. Mrs D V Richardson from Loyal visits. Dr and Mrs Whitney spend days with Rev C M Christiansen. W B Parks travels from Phillips with wife and son Kern. Mrs FM Graves and Cecil visit from Long Beach California.
Sidewalk Resolution by Marshfield Board of Public Works
The Board orders removal and replacement of sidewalks along Central Avenue in Marshfield Wisconsin. Homeowners must finance or the city will fix at their expense, using 12 foot wide plank or cement sidewalk. action dated June 8, 1908.
Sidewalk Revglution of the Board of Public Works
The Board of Public Works of Marshfield Wisconsin declares sidewalks along Central Avenue and numerous lots and parcels as insufficient, unsafe, and defactive. The affected properties include blocks and lots in Wilholme and High School additions, Kempke Homestead area, and streets such as Vine Street. The description specifies measured lines from street intersections and calls for corrective action.
City sidewalks to be removed and rebuilt on abutting lots
In Wood County, the Board of Public Works orders all owners with property along North and South Depot Streets and cross streets to remove existing sidewalks within ten days after service or notice. New sidewalks must be five feet wide and built on prepared stringers or cemented, with three stringers. If owners fail, the board will pay for replacement at abutting property expense as required by 1907 laws.
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Board of Public Pronts
City of
Marshfield
Wis
Tolows
Central Avenue
Wisconsin Central Rafirosa Company
Board of Public Works
Jory Joyo
Ergp
Tavis BR
Pollard Onnor
Walnut Street
Chestnut Street
Denot
Wisconsin Central Railroad Company
S. B
Woot
Wood County
Unis
Audibis Furchar
Jung
Gous Joxo Chatrma
Fred Tats
PR Pollan
Cone Eliser
Board of Punic Works
Water and Light Commission Meeting Notes Marenfield
The Water and Light Commission of Marenfield met May 30 with Mayor W H Roddis and commissioners present. Bills totaling about 81000 were approved for payment. the superintendent was instructed to place 810,000 on the plant as a surplus value of 40 percent for equipment.
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Water and Light Commission
City of
Marenfield
Water and Light Offea
W. H. Roddis
W. H Roddis
H. Kalsghed
Connor
Fred Vollnar
Frank Lueckenback
Bisti
O. Ky
Cox- Talysian MA
L. Dorsehel Séey
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Fifield
Hickey
E d Heath
North Dakota
Soo Line
M. E
J. L
Ray N. Ketcham
River Falls High School
Wanpatin
John Daves
Natzke
Frank Parrett
BE. A. Johnson
John Graves
Richard Smith
Mr Smith
H. R. Crowell
A. L. Boach
New Ulm, Minn
Spencer
C. F. Colby
Myrtle Belle
Walker Hayward
J. K. Hayward
C M. Christiansen
Spencer Band
Frank Schofield
Our Town
LaVern Hill
Greenwood Minn
A. A. Roessler
Tribune
Ida Parrett
Abbotsford
Gard Vought
Mellen
Spen
BE. K. Pickett
Mary Hanson
Lomba
Lee
Jennie Parks
Stevens Point
Loveland
Dora Schroeder
Weyanween
Lillian Langdon
G. H. Lake
F. J. Hayward
Wanpaca
D. V. Richardson
Loyal
Mrs. Whitney
Sherry
C. M. Christiansen
W. B. Parks
Phillips
Kern
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FM. Graves
Cecil
Long Beach
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W. F. Blaisdell
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Cramer
Lhance
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Totch
Uptam
Vine Street
Carney
Peweb Street
Fourth Street
Laws
Mockane
Winch Street
Tow
Zack
Marshfield State Bank
Rignano Rou
C. B. Bupoerrt
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Gauhier
Amos Rote
Ags't- Caghiay
Ricard Roub
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Herman Thiel
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J. W. Salter
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Black Hills
Heart OF
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Lead
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Rapid City Deadwood
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Stockwell
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Marshfield, Wis
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