Company Expands Workforce and Plans Resident Manpower
Article notes the company now employs eighty one men with more to come. Officers from Compare A, Second Wis consi, Tafimitey are named amid concerns over non-resident staff. The firm aims to resolve residency issues within about a week and complete staffing to eighty plus.
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Wisconsi
Tafimitey
Eughiynne
Doctors Meet As Toint In Wisconsin Society Event
The Wisconsin society gathering convened in the evening with J C Hayward Bose and V A Mason presiding. A banquet followed at the Hotel dsiohs, then doctors addressed the public about merit and progress. Attendees discussed schedules and future meetings.
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Wisconsin Society
Wits J.C
Society travel report on trips in Dr. Doege's roadster
The society notes a summer meeting in Grand Rapids a fall gathering in Wausau a winter emeeting in Stevens Point and a spring meeting in Marshfield. Dre Dogge and Hayward travel with Dr. Doege in a new Cheline roadster reporting repairs completed at the wa vens Pai ya.
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Grand Rapids
Wausau
Marshfield
Stevens Poins
Dre. Dogge
Hayward Male
Dr. Doege
Teaney Tenney Woman Dies After Illness in Unis City
Mrs. Tenney, wife of a local resident, died at twenty eight after a brief illness, leaving a husband and infant. Funeral will be held in Waupaen as neighbors express deep sympathy for the bereaved family.
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Teaney
Baened Cwan
Unis Oily Heiday
Deeenel
Waupaen
Tenney
Highway official seeks road work amid county dispute
A county highway commissioner and the editor face a dispute over paving plans. The conflict centers on road work in Waed county and concerns about advertising and possible censorship. The fragmentary report hints at political tension and miscommunication between county authorities and local press.
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Loris Amundson
EOE
Waed
Aer Ants
Memorial Day Band Concert at Columbia Park
The Second Regiment band will open open air concerts at Columbia Park this summer on Memorial Day. A varied program includes H run run Thanhauser pieces, Medley Dits, Lampe agne, and Edward Kohl overture. The program features Civil War themes and ends with The Star Spangled Banner, weather permitting.
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Columbia Park
Steinmetz
Marshkew
Sceom
Lrunr Thanhauser
Agner
Steinmete Uifineries
Klingon, Berg, Mettelka
Volkoraner
Remicks
Lampeagne
Edward Kohlverture
Alignon Thotr
Annie Laurie
Hartmann
Tobuni
Gettysburg
Lee
Theatre Ad Declares Critics Divert Attention from Adler Case
Theater patrons voice dissatisfaction with management of the Adler theater article urging the public to support high class performances. The letter argues critics are unduly influencing theater choices and that the Adler case is ignored in favor of advertising battles.
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Adler Theater
Murelifiel
Pest
Adler
Enered
Adley Theater
Ghill Distinction At Conference Highlights Women Leaders
Ines M Noll leads at the annual conference of the Western Interstate Warren's Beltment club as Miss Natl president of the Self-Government Association at the University of Wisconsin. Seventeen universities attend with discussions on women enrollment and self-government in colleges. W Schmidt, a sophomore, accepts a Park instructor post while also starring in a recent campus pageant by the Women Athletic Association marking growth of women’s sports.
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Ines M. Noll
Hermal Ceil
Warren
Hell Lineul
Natl
University of Woonsiz
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Hies
Basis Kise
W. Schmidt
Hfield
Hhe i
Idron’s
Pine Grove man seeks bounty for bobcat ears shot
Ward Sherman of Pine Grove Portage county will collect two county bounty and a like amount from the state for the ears of a bobcat weighing twenty four pounds he shot. He used a 16 gauge shotgun Surday.
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Ward Sherman
Pine Grove
Portage County
Road trip through dust storm east of Syria
A fragmentary report notes a road journey north of Syria was interrupted by a sandstorm, leaving travelers delayed and seeking shelter as visibility dropped and travel paused.
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Ee Syruiny
Ff Uy
Local Birth Notices Fragment with Mixed Details
Fragmentary notice reports births mentioning Lincoln, a son to Mr and Mrs Fred Wohl and a daughter to Mr Shawhe Wy Kohl of Nasonville. Details are garbled with stray names and dates, unclear week references, and incomplete line breaks.
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Marco Sown
Lincoln
Fred Grewohl
Shawhe Wy
J. Kohl
Nasonville
Stormy Precast Weather for June Warns of Storms
The forecast warns of a stormy June with severe electrical storms expected throughout the month. Storms are likely to occur intermittently, with dangerous conditions for shelter seekers near stables and similar structures. Cool nights are predicted and overall weather remains uncertain.
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Suster
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