We The Times announces management changes and aims
The Times reveals a shift in leadership with a new foreman and publisher taking over on July 1 after long service. The note promises a fuller, timely paper, invites public support, and thanks former staff and patrons while outlining plans for improved printing, advertising, and local news coverage at Marshmel and Wood centurty.
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Tryuis
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Rds Wiebler
Eich
DeGrolt
Bird
Ayerk
Voac
Tatura
Public meeting backs loan for city school building
A large turnout at the high school meeting approved a loan for a new four room brick school, with 257 votes cast of which 210 were in favor and AB defective. The site across from the Evangelical church in block 38 was chosen. $37,000 from state funds will finance construction and plans. A building committee led by A. Cady and EB. Winch will oversee the project to ensure comfort and proper facilities.
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Geloot
Uli Fotos
Joan
Taul
New ‘Evangelical Church
Voice of
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Yuesehenpourd
Empowermie
Megobinke Loti
Tandsang
Phins
Ranged, Rei, Kraus.de PF. A
Wisconsin Board of Lemigration Forms to Promote Immigration
The board, created by law, aims to attract settlers by promoting agricultural opportunities in northern Wisconsin. Members include J L Besse of Ashland James Nelson of Portage County and Ole Lan gon of Polk County, with ex-officio officers Gow Upkrin and Secretary fot Stile Gasser. The board may appoint local committees to work with the state board to market land and homesteads to incoming settlers.
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Wisconsin
Tramp In Wisconsin Found Dead After Days Without Work
A ragged tramp wandered into Prentice on the Wisconsin Central rail line asking for work and food. After days of exhausting labor his employer found him dead in a vacant building, the coroner listing the cause as exposure and malnutrition. The tale marks the fate of idlers roaming the country and the harsh realities of itinerant life.
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Prentice
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Tim
Met
Aupout
Law Bedid
Daday
Antler
Weather Damages Widespread as Late Winter Lingers into May
Fragmented report shows unusual cold and wind hurting crops across Michigan and Wisconsin. Frost and snow blanketed fields on Wednesday, delaying harvests and delaying fruit and root growth. Farmers endure losses from late-season frost with some relief as rain spares others. The piece notes widespread damage to early sprouting plants and garden crops, with anecdotal mentions of households coping with repairs and effects on household work.
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Michigan
Sorthern Wisgonsin
Hough
Ube Desteayer
Building Notes Point to Spring Construction Boom
A local report outlines a spring rise in residences with several eight room houses planned on Vine Street and 2nd Street. W T Brown plans an eight room house with bath and closets while two houses will be moved to Cherry and 10th streets, aided by Grundy and Postmaster Paakusy.
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W. Ti. Brown
DP. A. Williams
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Mesars
C. H. ‘Grundy
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Thie
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Death of Mrs. W. Speers shocks Fairfield community
The sudden death of Mrs. W. Speers wife of Rev. Wo. Speers pastor of the M E church in Fairfield Jews occurred the day before. The body will be taken to Owen's Sound for burial with services at the Owen's Sound church. The news came as a deep shock to many friends who knew the family locally.
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Windy Week Rocks North Wisconsin Towns
A stormy spell lashed North Wisconsin with high winds and cyclones last week. Medford and nearby areas reported the heaviest damage to property, including buildings, shops, and the county grandstand. No lives were lost, though several structures suffered roof and structural damage and trees were uprooted.
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Stevens Point
Sue & News
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Maurer’s
Jammel
Desley
Dame Bros
Uurapferlantic
Simerson
Gente Fedaws
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Weill
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Uheowind
Medford
Summer School Plans Stir Centralia and Grand Rapids
Gyunily announces a summer session for Centralia or Grand Rapids this year. Debate over location follows surveys of teachers who favor summer school. attendance and certainty of success remain in question. The four week term costs four dollars, beginning the second Monday in July. Mr G W Paulus of Marshfield High School will again conduct the show. Further announcements forthcoming.
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Cenwalia
Waweing
Davenor
Belthi
Grand Rapids
Centralia
Havenor
Maarshfield
Tas Cecidad
Gentini
G. W. Paulus
Te Marshifield High School
Marriage of Julius Wendrem and Fanum Lirth at Luchford
Julius Wendrem and Fanum Lirth wed at a residence in Luchford last Saturday with Rev Ungradt officiating. The couple will reside in the town with the bride's parents. A prohibition contest at Presbyterian church May 29 features speakers and a Dumorest silver medal prize. admissions listed as 10 cents with music interludes.
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Scull & Wongslur
Fanum Lirth
Wm. Pirtl
Luchford
Ungradt
Lathyr An
Presbyterian Church
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Gpuakis
Dumorest
Lariu Duras
Gertie “Ineh
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Hattie Pickeuty
Christie Taueberg
Ethel Kay
Anolit Lupient
Grace Pergusot
Tessie Rowe
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