Important Wisconsin highway laws 1919 reform state system
Summary of 1919 Wisconsin highway legislation detailing a rise in State Trunk Highway mileage from 5000 to 7500 miles, funding rises totaling 21,051,606 dollars for 1918–1922, and new financing via state, federal, and county shares. Mentions Highway Committee, State Highway Engineer A R Hirst, and the 1917 act as foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Cannon
Good Roads Association of Wisconsin
United States
Joint Legislative Highway Committee
A. R. Hirst
Tion
Wisconsin Highway Commission
Wisconsin
Tus
Reward Offered for Ice Theft Arrest in Marshfield
Joseph Whittington of Marshfield Ice Company offers a $25 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone taking ice from his ice houses without consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Whittington
Marshfield Ice Company
Paper bags guard Chofee fruit from pests
Fruit and Insects. Chofee fruits, especially grapes, may be protected from insect pests by using paper bags placed around the bunches and secured with twine to the supporting shoot or cake. Bags may be put in place as soon as the blossoms have fallen.
Musbach Praises Chamber’s Support For Farmers
In a letter to Chamber members F L Musbach, chair of the chamber committee on city rural cooperation, lists ten Chamber activities over the past year. He cites aiding the Branch Experiment Farm, promoting dairy and soil fertility, publicizing Marshfield, aiding farm labor, and securing electric power plans. He says the work occurred during a year of turmoil and that farmers appreciate the chamber’s unselfish public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
F. L. Musbach
Chamber
McMillan
Arpin
Spencer
Richfield
Federal Employment Bureau
Taylor County
Surprise shower for Miss Alice Miner and Gail Gadison
Friends held a Thursday evening shower for Miss Alice Miner and Gail Gadison, with many gifts. Wedding plans cited for Miss Freda Knapton and Ray Cattnah set for June 28, while locals share visits, homecomings, and social events at the Richfield community gathering places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Miner
Gail Gadison
Frank Henbest
Vivian
Waukesha
Freda Knapton
Ray Cattish
Grand Rapids
James Hurd
Mother
Ray Cattnah
Geo. Ayers
Jas. Hurd
Local Weddings and Village Notices Across Rozelville and Riverside
Riverside delegates attend W A convention in Athens. John Wielehem sold a team of colts to Pete Schaefer last week. John Reed and Claude Huff parties visited Mrs M J Hunon and John Willheim families over Sunday. William Klemme digs water ditch planned to be installed by July first. Leslie Grooms visited Jessy Overton, Wallis. Wedman hosted visitors Sunday. A Rozelville wedding dance for Miss Chraus and her husband pleased relatives. they wed at St Joseph church at 9:45 pm and visited Davison studio. The groom plans a fundraiser in Auburndale. Miss Anna Wisenen and brother plan a Rozelville double wedding soon with two chances. Razelville adds four weddings in less than a month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wielehem
Pete Schaefer
John Reed
Claude Huff
M. J. Hunon
John Willheim
John Harter
Wm. Klemme
Leslie Grooms
Jessy Overton
Wallis
Wedman
Rozelville
Miss Chraus
St. Joseph's Church
Davison Studio
Marshfield
Local notes and routine visits in the Schafer Factory area
McMillan Wm Whitman made cheese at the Schafer Factory due to Wm Seddes illness. Ferdinand Drahaim and family returned from Fond du Lac last Sunday. Minnesota land buyers have been touring the area in search of farms. Mrs George Hankel learned her Racine nephew Mr Sorensen died Thursday noon after returning from France. Mr E Abbot of Stanley Wis visited George Hankel last week. Mr and Mrs Ingham Hankel work at the brickyard for Wm Krause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Whitman
Schafer
Wm. Seddes
Ferdinand Drahaim
Fond du Lac
Minnesota
George Hankel
Racine
Sorensen
France
Stanley
Wis
Ingham Hankel
Wm. Krause
Chaplin's Sunnyside at Adler Theater July 3 4
Charlie Chaplin in Sunnyside his third million dollar feature released by First Nations shows at Adler Theater starting July 3 and 4. The comedy centers on Chaplin joining a troupe of dancers and rescuing his rural sweetheart from a city suitor with a flashy car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Chaplin
First Nations
Adler Theater
Charlie
St. Denis
As You Like It Continued from Page One
A Milwaukee Journal quotation argues Americans seek shared advantages and warns Milwaukee and Wisconsin must support a new movement or face losses. The Marshfield stance mirrors the Milwaukee view, claiming the paper’s editorial line upholds national ideals during emergencies and prioritizes country first in all content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Journal
Marshfield
the Times
Marriage Licenses Issued In Several Wisconsin Towns
Marriage licenses have been issued for William Zager and Amelia Kruger of Sigel Walter Niederfeld Hathcock and Ella Medling of Milwaukee Gail Gadson and Alice Miner of Richfield Edward Furstenberg and Christiana Arens of Marshfield Dorsey W Sipe of Wayenga Mich and Alma M Lueckenbach of Marsh j fled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Zager and
Amelia Kruger
Sigel
Walter Niederfeld
Hathcock
Ella Medling
Milwaukee
Gail Gadson and
Alice Miner
Town of
Richfield
Edward Furstenberg and
Christiana. Arens
Marshfield
Dorsey W. Sipe
Wewayga, Mich
Alma M. Lueckenbach
Marsh J
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Wolf, Sherman & Schiesl
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Dart
Second St
Mansion House
Musbach
Gen. Knapton
Freda
Missela Theil
Tinke Place
Das. Finnemore
Plainfield
Bessie Omans
Oklahoma
Geo. Knapton
Alvera Hoppe
Antigo
Louis Gilberts
Grandma Hurd
Mrs. Robbins
W. F. Crackley
Frank Borne
Iowa
Bethel
F. Shroader
Roy Burhopp
George Beban
Corrine Eliner
Francis Ford
Beast
Universal
Priscilla Dean
al Rasmussen
Lloyd Telker
Paramount
Bryant Washburn
Enuff Said
Mack Sennett
Ford Sterling
Billy Armstrong
Myrtle ,Lind
Teddy
Enuff
Big Town Staff
al. Rasmussen
Lloyd Felker
Hearst’s
News In
Hawker
Grieve
Paramount Presents
Vivian Martin
Genevieve Kennedy
Hart N “Money Coral
Florence Reid
Louis Bensison
Riverside
M. J. Hernon
Drae ‘Hein
Athens
Chaplin
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