County Board Debates Jail Funding in Wood County
The Wood County Board of Supervisors met to oppose or resubmit the $15,000 jail and sheriff’s residence appropriation. After debate over inspection costs and timing, the resolution was tabled, with several members arguing for delaying to the next session. The motion failed for now, adjournment followed, with a note that a third chapter may return for further funds.
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Woon County
Wisconsin
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Wood County
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Ste. Ad Finen
Prominent Milwaukee Lawyer in Fatal Family Feud Shooting
Robert Lugcombe, renowned Milwaukee attorney, shot and killed Emil A. Sanger at the Luscombe home after a feud arising from ongoing litigation. Sanger, president of C. Mo Sanger Sons and brother of champion cyclist Walter C. Sanger, had threatened Lugcombe, with Lugcombe released on $10,000 bond as the case drew attention.
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Milwaukee
Emil A. Sanger
C. Mo Sanger Sons Company
Walter C. Sanger
Sanger
Casper
Sangers
Luscombe
City Hall Fire Sparks Alarm and Old Frame Building Recalled
Firefighters battled a second or third city hall blaze in a two story frame building once used as a schoolhouse. A nighttime alarm followed the discovery of flames near the northwest roof as the water department and hose carts were hurried to the scene. No major injuries reported though one man was hurt and a few horses and wagons were moved to safety.
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Andrew Nelson
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Ou Pia
Chief Upham presents irregular fire department report
Chief of the fire department A. Upham submits an annual report detailing the force, equipment, and work of the year. The council is urged to adopt a firm fire protection system, address an unsatisfactory ladder, and approve proposed improvements to North Side protection.
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Upham
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Asgares UV Council
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Council
Clark County Veterans to Hold June 1995 Meeting
The Clark County Veteran's Association schedules its fourth annual meeting in June 1995 with officers listed as President C. A. Class, Vice President J. We Groff, and Secretary GA Tupient. Comrades in the city will confirm exact dates next week as preparations begin. A new association member, W. R. Co. and Sons, is admitted. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Philip Adler yesterday morning.
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Ma Lusiasts
Public works and delayed seed distribution across counties
Report from early 1900s details volunteers per Governor Upham distributing seed and grain across Hacros, Douglas, Washburn, Burnett, Polk and neighboring counties. Distribution lags but progress visible as samples and parcels are prepared. notes about transportation, freight, and scattered distribution points along Central railroad line. Also an obituary note reports the discovery of Dr. G. Ly Dixon’s remains near Wigle River after his disappearance last November.
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Ford
Phil
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Qmsky
Wigle River
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Brust Pike
Sid Anouls
Nuw J
Gospel car tour altered plans across Wisconsin stops
The evangelists in the gospel car Goodews have changed their itinerary after Fond du Lac meetings. They now may skip Oshkosh and Stevens Point, continuing with leaders in each town. Gail notes the original Cantry plan was altered, with local ministers coordinating in towns en route. The tour has been on the road for more than two years.
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Goodews
Fond du Hac
Oshkosh
Sevens Point
Gail
Co Apertlan
Ent
Marshfield Cycle Club Elects Officers for Year
The Marshfield Cycle Club held its first meeting last Friday evening with turnout at Diagmail percent. B. W. Pulling was retained as president and rank Null as secretary and treasurer. Officers for the ensuing year include Ta. Te. Wile and J. The p J. J. Williams idea then & Musses. A. 1D Kelly WT. Trombatl and the Fe Willi fle of Cherto segkte new 1 erg for the Lragin of American Whre Fn. A follow up meeting will be held this year. attendance is desired.
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Capa
P J. J. Wiliams
Then & Musses
Kelly
Trombatl
Fe Willi Fle
Cher
Amercian
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