Marshfield Street Improvement Assessments Notice 1916
The Board of Public Works for Marshfield files its assessment of benefits for street improvements on A Street Chestnut and B Street St Josephs Street North Maple South Maple Central Avenue and connected lanes. The report is open for seven days at the city clerk and a public hearing is set for Sunday in April 1916 at 7 30 p m at City Hall to hear objections. Signed RC Hastings Cha F W Thuss C E Blodgett F P Stauss John Kirschner. Dated March 27 1916.
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Central Avenue
Chestnut Street
St. Joseph’s Street
St. Joseph's Street
City Cemetery
Maple Street
Depot Street
North Maple Street
Second St
Third Street
Fourth Street
South Maple Street
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Seventh Street
Second Street
Chestnut St
Walnut St
South Walnut Street
City Park
Board of Public Works
City of
Marshfield
City Hall
RC. Hastings
Cha. F. W. Thuss
C. E. Blodgett
F. P. Stauss
John Kirschner
Lutefisks Top Off Bowling Season In Carlson League
Elks claim second place as Lutefisks win final matches at Carlson alleys closing the league season. Hanus leads in pins toppled, Kraus and Vollmar also place high with prize money awarded to top finishers amid a six-team close race.
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Elks
Carlson Alleys
Carlson
Lutedisks
Inks
Juutelisks
Cian Dag Aba Luckies
Lutefisks
Tumberjacks
Lutepilks Whilt Crecie Esees
Gberts
Mochler
Sulgman
Rnilans
Hanus
Seubert
Joseph Hanus
Thes Elks
Robert Kraus
Harold Vollmar
Lunderjacks
Kraus
Volmar
Parm Managers Meet at Vosper Farm Meeting
Farmers urged to attend a combined event at Vosper Saturday with wives, featuring the Wood County Experiment Association and the Wood County Agricultural School. Prof. W. W. Clark confirms the invitation in good faith while Prof Ottis of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture will attend. Books for farm record keeping for the year will be distributed and seed grain sellers or corn suppliers urged to join.
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Wood County Experiment Association
W. W. Clark
Wood County Agicultural School
Ottis
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
The
Experiment Association
J. Leu
Doan's Kidney Pills Back Soldier’s Road to Health
James Ward of 208 W Fourth Marshfield credits Doan's Kidney Pills with ending long running pains from earlier illness after seven months in Andersonville prison. He reports kidney weakness from exposure and treatment, praising the pill's effectiveness and recommending it to others. Price shows 50 cents at dealers with poster by Poster Milburn Company Buffalo NY.
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Doan
Marshfield
James Ward
Fourth St. Marshfield
Andersonville
Prizon
Gell Dean
Mr. Ward
Milburn Cou
Buffalo
N.Y
Mother's Day Observed in Local Schools
Mill Creek reports Mother's Day was observed in area schools on Friday. Miss Eleanor Noonan returned to Grand Rapids after cadet work in Hewitt. A baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Kompen. Thomas Horn visited Auburndale on business. A lecture and basket social were held at Webster school. Miss Laura Gaier returned from Oshkosh. Local want ads feature several propositions.
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Mill Creek
Eleanor Noonan
Grand Rapids
Laura Gaier
Oshkos
Pearl Patent Flour Ad Reflects Slogan Trend
A vintage advertisement extols patenting ideas as risky but praises a flour purchase as a good plan. It promotes Pearl Patent flour from Cer eal Mills Co and mentions Wausau mill shipments and a phone contact.
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Cereal Mills Co
Wausau
Handkerchief Use Promoted To Curb Coughing Spread
Dr Dearholt in Health Bulletin urges use of a handkerchief to cover mouth when coughing or sneezing to reduce airborne germs. New York health department campaigns teach coughing hygiene via schools and signs, with teachers involving students by marking coughing children on blackboards.
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New York Health Department
Wanner
Apel
H. F. Dearcholt
Health Bulletin
The
University of Wisconsin
Purifying New Spring Remedy Promises Family Health
An advertisement urges mothers to give the family a thorough cleansing with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a spring remedy. It claims cleaner blood stomach and bowels will improve health and happiness and promises visible results across the family after taking the product.
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Hollister
Loxton
The Meanest Man Misair and His Smoking Habits
A fragment describes Misair as one of the meanest men, noting his extreme smoking habit from a half-inch cigars down to using ashes as snuff and stumps for smoking. The source text is garbled and lacks complete context.
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Chieigo Rer
Lip reading study promises easy deaf communication
An ad from the School of Lip Language in Kansas City Missouri promotes a correspondence course teaching lip reading to help deaf people converse without embarrassment. It claims lips reveal little to strangers and asks readers to send $1 for an outline of the first lecture and lessons.
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School OF
LIP Language
Kansas City
Missouri
Navy preparedness crisis sparks calls for rapid expansion
The New York Times notes that a bandit threat and Pacific coast tensions reveal deep gaps in U S naval manpower and fleet readiness. It urges immediate authorizing of 30 000 new sailors officers and midshipmen training while criticizing Navy Department leadership for delay and disarray.
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United States
Pacific
Navy
Deparkimnen
Faisal
Atlantic
Ayy
Department
Whale
Lie
Congress
Naval Academy
New York
Mare Island
Phin
Navy Department
Mill Creek Weather Climb and Local Movements Reported
In Mill Creek on March 25 Amny Gust' works for Mrs Ludwig Sehifer while George Schroeder sawn wood for Mike. Ludwig Sehiverl was busy last week with George Waseelbarger bringing hay. Anton Neuman is finishing a new house and plans to move in soon as snow piles and rising water threaten.
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Mili
Mill Creek
Amny Gust
Ludwig Sehifer
George Schroeder
Saweil Wood
Mike Ant
Ludwig Sehiverl
George Waseelbarger
Hae Hay
Roc Wunrnn
Anton Neuman
Basv
Highs Orators to Compete at Point
The Heys americal contert at Libs city saw Richard Cunmar win first, Paul Doce second, and dames Wegence third. Cunmar and Doce advance to the four county contest. honors will be presented at Stevens Point in early April. Judges included John PF Edwards and Wayne Ty.
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Nick
Libs City
Richard Cunmar Wuring
Paul Doce
Dames Wegence
Richard Cinmer
Paul Dage
Stevpink
Atevens Point
Medford
Marshfield
John PF. GT. Edwards
Wayne Ty
Honor Roll Introduced at High Eight School Board Action
The High Eight School Board approved an honor roll system with a 90 percent threshold. Members listed include Patience Richard Connor 96.05, Wegner 94.17, La Hubny 98.05, Kamps, Lavile 92.00, Welch 92.08, Noll 92.0, Jones 91.7, Esther Brooks 10.05.
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Board of Education
Abulich Unis
Patience Richard Connor
Éovite Wegner
la Hubny
Unclear Note on Class Valedictorian and Names
The fragment mentions Aliss Patience Katine set to give the valedictory for the class of 076 and Richard Gomme noted by the satutorian. Details are fragmentary and dates or places are not provided.
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Patience Katine
Richard Gomme
New Officers of Popular Council Named
Council held annual election naming F H Chil at senior counselor and F C Carle as secretary treasurer. Other posts include John Weetestebd conductor Frank Swaytling sentinel Ray Barton and EB Pinner on the executive committee with C Mormastes Olvin as grand councilile.
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Lcatures Orkims
Staal Pola Aghed
Eepvemf
Barnard
Elay
Frank Swaytling
John
See The Battle Cry of Peace Advertised for Week Ending March 20 1928
Ad page notes the week ending March 20 1928 for See The Battle Cry of Peace with entries for Benlar Fredy Brock HT Gathy and others. Names include Miss Betty Custrave and Th Wet Put ter.
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Benlar
Fredy Brockbein
HT Gathy
Tee
Wet Putter
Miss Betty
Custrave
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Notige
PARM
Ani UN Five
Colian
Meero Prate Res
the Adler
Popular Council
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