Local Waunakee and Windsor News Notes for March 1900
The Waunakee News and Windsor Herald publish weekly editions edited by R. Marks. A Spring 1900 note lists supervisors including Holmie Clare Moos Sherman and mentions local officials and events.
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Newspaper
Waunakee News
Location
Waunakee, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1900
Page
5
Township Officials List Names Roles and Posts
Township officers and officials listed including chairman Johan Clausen, clerk SOW Onehon Wrensher, supervisors raph Me aiire, assessor Miodilbern, justices of the peace WON Hodge Veerhusen Pierney Nel Olsen, constables W. Deas and Charles Lense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FEO
OM Verte
Johan Clausen
Decob Neen
Raph
Onehon
Wrensher
Con
Basti
Miodilbern
Justices of the Peace
Hodge
Hog Veerhusen
ME Pierney
Nel Olsen
Village Officials Named in Local Roster
A partial listing shows village officers including President Henry Teller Clerk Rob Marks and Justice of the Peace Thos Marsh with several trustees and local officials such as Police Justice Ob Taylor Assessor Riley and Constable Cooper. The scattered names indicate a civic roster for administrative duties and public oversight.
Win Flaten and officers named in local election slate
Win Flaten listed as chief with a slate including chief assistant J. Owed and secretary treasurer Steware. Jola Metintre named first captain and Cowen as captain. other names appear with titles in the organizing group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win Flaten
Se S Healier
Simron Nireheseh
OVC
Praith Witst
J. Owed
Moodle
Jola Metintre
Bo Cowen
Congregational Church Preaching Schedule and Details
Congregational Church announces preaching services every Sunday evening at Orr Robito with May School and police noted. A meeting at 7 30 p m appears to be scheduled with offerings and a devotion led by Mrs Jessie Hanwell.
Unclear OCR fragment on Netis homeo and merits
Fragmentary text mentions Netis homeo Ma Tad oon col rate ine sNion Tai Pets and references nets, fives, and Merits. No clear event, date, or identifiable entities emerge to form a coherent summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Netis Homeo
Local Church Notices and Fraternal Meetings Listed
Readable items show Catholic, Presbyterian, Lutheran services on varied Sundays and dates. Fraternal orders Modern Woodmen and Knights of Wisconsin schedule monthly gatherings. Westport Temperance Union and other group meetings noted with locations and moments.
A New Loneland Conscience and a Silk Dress Dilemma
A speaker, Miles Tivgnah Deass, debates keeping a silk dress rather than buying a new alpaca outfit. She cites Bible authority and moral guilt, noting she might fund a missionary society by wearing the silk while hiding the cost from others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owell
Miles
Missionary Society
Silk Dress Sparks Gossip At Local Gathering
In a social scene Miss Hannah Davis arrives in a silk dress provoking whispers of status. The gathering discusses a Twenty Itts subscription plan to ease mortgage concerns and support neighbors, while others speculate on spending limits and generosity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Davis
Hannah
Piamnab
Saati
Five Dollar Reckoning and a Quiet Moral Turn
In a tense scene at the minister's door Hannah confronts vanity and pride. Wannah Darts reveals the moral flaws behind spending and falsely framed economy, then quietly donates five dollars to a missionary fund and to the minister’s wife, hoping her conscience eases with dawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah
Missionary Society
Davenport
Uiseionary Society
Commercial Tribune
Good Name for the Dog and a Typo Tale
A boy on a riverbank spends a sunlit day fishing with his dog named Fish who won t bite. A passerby questions the dog s name and the boy explains it s because the dog won t bite. A later quip mocks a newspaper typo about the Transvaal and Beers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paus
Disjointed Humors and Oblique Dialogues in Late Night Snippets
The excerpt compiles fragmented quips and misread lines from a Washington Star style page. It juxtaposes political jabs with cartoonish mishearings and travel bits, weaving a collage of humorous miscommunications and satirical exchanges across imagined scenes.
Spring Announcement From Local Hardware Supplier
A local retailer proclaims itself the headquarters for two horsepower carpet stretchers garden rakes carpet tacks Dutch garden spades imported garden seeds and other items touted as the best grown for spring.
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