Postal Service plans rest day rules and Sunday mail changes
The Post Office Department endorses one day off per week for clerks and carriers with compensatory time off if Sunday work occurs. Washington orders end Sunday home mail delivery via carriers, while general delivery stays open Sunday and mail is distributed to boxes. Special delivery fees apply for urgent Sunday mail, starting April 2, urging patrons with carrier service to avoid calling for important mail.
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Post Office Department
Ney
Upham
Washington
Fortnightly Musical Club Meeting Mar Twenty First
The Fortnightly Musical Club meets at 3 o clock at Mrs Daece Matea List home. After the program, a business meeting will elect officers for the next year. Program papers include Italian and French Opera around 1850. Performances feature Mrs Bailey Miss Rowlands and Mrs Upham in piano and vocal numbers.
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F. M.C
Daece
Matea-List
Bailey
Nocal
Piasuti
Bly
Liebes
Janine
Lisut
Miss Rowlands
Vocal and Piano Duet Selections for Recital Event
Program lists vocal duets by Mrs Mc Farlape and Mrs Williams with Shadow Song by Meyerbeer sung by Miss Glassner. Piano duet Rhapsodi Mignonne by Koelling with Mrs Bailey and Mrs Rector. Quarterre Prayer from Moses in Egypt by Rossini led by Mrs Puiling.
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McFarlape
Williams
Meyerbeer
Glassner
Local notices and business notes from town
Brief items report a delivery job change at the New Cash Meat Market and housing move plans for C A Brandt of the American Co. Express run, plus a penny picture gallery opening over Sexton Bros. drug store. A bank hold up attempt at State Bank of Vesper is thwarted by Cashier H Jones with a Colt. Also mentions Wooltex ads and local bread mention.
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Manitowoc
Brintnall
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
H. Jones
Jones
Quick
Election Notice for Marshfield City Wards April 1911
Voters are instructed on ballot handling and voting procedures for Marshfield city elections on April 4 1911. Details include ballot issuance, marking rules, spoilage replacement limits, assisted voting rights, polling locations in city hall wards, and hours from six in the morning to seven in the evening.
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Marshfield
Nomination Papers Certify City Election Nominees 1911
Marshfield Wisconsin city clerk M G Fleckenstein certifies that the named parties are the legal nominees for Marshfield municipal election to be held on April 4 1911 as shown by papers on file in the clerk's office dated March 28 1911
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M. G. Fleckenstein
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Wis
A New Name For A Transatlantic Vessel Conversation
A group discusses ship naming trends with jokes about White Star liners and Ceslo as a playful suggestion. The dialogue references ship names ending in fo and speculates about new branding after maritime line traditions.
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Tur
Westonic
Majestic
Ladies' Home Journal
Inheritance Tale During Horne Tooke Trial
Lord Eldon spoke of his reputation as a small inheritance he would leave his children. Tears flowed as Ashford, the attorney general, wept, prompting bystanders to remark. Tooke noted Eldon’s children would receive only a little legacy, evoking the courtroom mood in Modern Eloquence.
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Horne Tooke
Eldon
Ashford
Kiltford
Tooke
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Lowe
Danuta
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Arthur A. Bever
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Charles Hahn
Cee Hugo Wegener
Emi
Justice OF Peace
Hugo Wegener
Tomes i
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Robert H. Suhroe
Ebert
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W. J
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Tremmlet
Feter J, Kraus
R.A Kalbsrkopf
G. Pankow
Daniel A. Kinlans
Adolph Schreiber
RE. M. Deming
John Juno
Eric Amble
John Feels
Asherpuraienny iTo
Vaewnes
Henry Weber
Enrlier Boat
Anton Meidl
Workingman
Kestel Brothers CO
Northern and
Gentral Wis
Pood County
Felker Brothers Manufacturing Co
J. H. Harvey
Baumann
Marshfield Hardware and Auto Co
Lizaia Koeliker
Greenland
Tisha
Ellen Tarry
Puck
Charles Keno
Nellie
Arthur
Herhild
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