Marshfield City Council Proceedings April 1918
The Marshfield Wisconsin Common Council met April 26 1918 with Mayor Kulscheid presiding. Petitions and ordinances were read. Standard Oil Company ordinance and a drain layer license were debated and referred. Board of Public Works bids and a new well pump were discussed. officers and committees were elected. adjournment set for April 17 1918.
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Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
Kulsched
Guckenberger
Dumas
Blodgett
Campbell
Kirschner
Krasin
Adler
Hastings
Sigl
Juno
Connor
Herman C. Eiche
Silt Vazancy
Kragin
Sig
Con
City of
Marshtielt
Wood
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Depot Street
Central Avenue
Blodpett
Guekenberger
Boar of Public Works
John Rebner
John Ch. Howls
Valentine Weber Way
Sirl
Johny Seubert
Hamilton Rodis
Hamilton Rouldis
G. A. Krasin
Uldermay
Alfermian
Fourth Ward
Ofjee
Board of City
Ogvertain
Jacob Wilhelm
A. Dyke
Williams
Wis
Hamilton Roddis
Hamilton Rous
Lin
A. A. Bassin
Kirs
127Th Infantry
Martin Adler
Martin
George B. Campbell
John P. Adler
Ocr
Adam Guckenberger
Wessley S. Sigl
Ed. Dumas
Ohn P. Adler
Geo. B. Campbell
John Kirschner
Iciary
R. Conner
City Clark
Elso
Board of Public Works
Flodgett
Kirsenner
Keasim
Sigh
H. Fellows
Ore
Jacob Grosbier
John Seubert
Common Council
City
City Hall
Mayer Kalsebee
Richo Cuckenis
Blodett
Adier
Sixt
Drat & U'Elock
Conner
Hamilton Rodis Ask
A. Keasin
Gormon Council
Jon
CG. E. Briere
R. R. Williams
Hamilton Roddig
Edwards
Biche
Guckenberney
Indigestion and Constipation Treated by Tablets
Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois writes that moving there worsened indigestion and constipation. Food distressed her and a heavy weight pressed on her stomach and chest causing poor sleep and fatigue. One bottle of Chamberlains Tablets corrected the trouble and she felt like a different person.
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Robert Allison
Mattoon
Denies Break With Berlin
The Dutch legation and U.S. officials denied reports of a rupture with Germany and an embargo on Dutch Indies exports. They said no ultimatum was issued and no breach of relations occurred. Exports of tin ore and related goods would require export licenses, not an embargo.
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Washington
Legation
Holland
Germany
Berlin
Secon
State Department
Holland Hind
Dutch East Indies
United States
Netherlands Lexation
Daten
We Waste Food in Many Ways
Observes widespread losses from peeling potatoes to improper cooking. Lists waste points including bread crusts fats bones sour milk and buttermilk and overeating or choosing wrong foods. Warns against substituting other foods for beef wheat and bacon and cautions on dietary portions for the elderly and sedentary.
Surgical Dressings Pour 3,000 Hospitals
The American Red Cross supplies surgical dressings to over 3,000 hospitals, produced in chapter workrooms across the United States. The article notes the global reach of volunteers and workers who craft bandages for front line care amid wartime demands and diverse patient nationalities.
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Tne
England
American Tired Cross
American Red Cross
United States
11000 On College Roll New York Largest School of Kind
New York's College of the City claims to be the world's largest motheral university by enrollment, surpassing others with about 11,000 names on its rolls excluding the signal corps. The institution has expanded through recent sessions, with growth noted in multiple campuses and buildings in Brooklyn and other areas.
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New York
College
City of
Muaterpal Wniversity
Bfearest Cello
United States
Signal Corps
Golligeo
von Wellington Telglis
Aguires
Community Jail is Next
Fragmented report notes tensions in Androscoggin counties as a state plan faces opposition. Officials warn of rising strain while local leaders debate funding, oversight, and public safety implications amid nationwide reform talk.
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Gurteld
Thondir
Conservatton’ Wegardii
Androscoggin
Trotten
Origin of a Postal Custom
A fragmentary report from The New York Sun notes a March 74, 2880 test on Ishind aboard the Gonstiyity schooner. It describes a method of slip ed pieces with a statement about a wreck, credited to Edward M. Morgan of the New York post office, who allegedly aided a table of sleep forestalling complaints.
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Sue
International Poxminion
Where Wild Fowl Breed and Alaska’s Summer Home
A Kansas City Journal writer notes wild fowl migrate to Alaska each summer. Geese ducks sandhill cranes and myriad songbirds converge on Norton Sound and Golovine Bay area where tundra and blue stem grasses host breeding grounds. Bears feed on salmon berries and huckleberries as the season brings vast flocks and prolific wildlife.
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Alaska
United States
Kansas City Journal
Yukon River
Golovine
Norton Sound
Where Liberty Bond Money Goes
An itemized wartime budget outlines how Liberty Bond funds would support the U S military buildup. It details costs for uniforms, equipment, weapons, gas masks, sick bay gear, shoes, food, planes, ammunition, and drafts to outfit millions of soldiers, with projected totals and per-item prices. It notes large expenditures for helmets, masks, boots, aircraft, rifles, and a seven day front barrage, underscoring the scale of mobilization.
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America
Evel Nin
Thuratove
France
Elvillan
The Esterhazy Riches and Estate Size
The Esterhazy family, among the wealthiest in the Austrian Empire, still hold vast estates despite recent declines. Their holdings include twenty one country seats, sixty market towns, and over four hundred villages, surpassing Ireland in scale. Prince Nicholas Esterbury once boasted to Lord Leicester of equaling the Earl of Leicester in shepherds during a Holkham sheep shear.
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Esternazy
Marks Esterhazy
Ireland
Uwentyone
Nicholas Esterbury
England
Draft roundup in Detroit arrests in Derenit area
Tywe thousand men of lente age unable to Pradicte registration cards arrested by police and troops in Detroit Derenit Mich April 29. Detained in front of cafes and stores in the city amid patrols and checkpoints.
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Derenit
Mich
Tywe
Nogenericiernip
Roosevelt Visit Central West Tour Prompts War Ration Talk
A wartime message from Theodore Roosevelt outlines sacrifice at home to support the Allied effort. He cites extended tours in Wisconsin Iowa Michigan and Ohio with a Chicago stop on May 20. The call urges reduced consumption production and unity as the U S faces ship and food shortages in 1918.
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Cal
Theodore Roosevelt
Wisconsin
Iowa
Michigan
Ohio
Nature Cures The Doctor Takes The Fee
An old saying claims nature cures while the doctor profits. The piece praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relieving the lungs liquefying mucus easing coughing and aiding nature to restore health, especially with colds. The ad implies the remedy aids expectoration and speeds recovery.
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Chamberlain
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Alderman Jung
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C. E. Bladgett
Council
C. E. Bladwett
Juno and Adier
P A.west
B. Edwards
Alderman Blodgett
Denies
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Red Cross
Annie Canali
Philto
Trelvave
Army
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Cine
Liberty
Humber
Detroit
T. R. FO
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York
Theodore Thortectvel
Tony OT
Michlsan
Tawa Vind Oty Kare
Tees Singin. Pty
Chicago
Uncle Sam
Lineie Sai
C. B. Edwards
Marshfield State Bank
PA. & BR
RB. Williams
Sexton
Marsurield
Edward N. Pomainyville
Justice of the Peace
Grand Rapids, Wis
Hall
F. J. Chaney & Co
Toledo
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Edward Halle
South
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