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STOP WASTE or CAS-.
NV The Associated Press.

Washington, Jan Recourse uf tho
serious shortage of natural rHs tho
fuel administration todng issued orders
Designed go put an end 90 waste which
hns heen estimated ai the equal NJ
SOo. ooo. 600 900 cubic foot yenr TN,
administration believes that iarg,
proportion uf THIS ioas results from
practices which readily may be- cradl-
Gated.
"it she'll nc deemed wastcfnl" said
ilo order "t1hun n1tursi ras hy
means OF flnmboHuS or open lights. q,
nurn natural sas for tho purpose ni
outside lighting during dayileht hours
O. burn natural ess in effieirN tpnu.
unccs; 90 burn more natural Eus than
is reasonably necessary for The rur
oso Tor which b is nicndcdto aorv,
pr 90 consume natural rns iu ANY oihol
manner which o. not reasonably cfn.
e emit uud economical
licensees uro hereby directed 40 ro.
ol case where consumer persist if
tO the Omitted state fuel administration
ibe waAicui use ~ natural rns"
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OPPORTUNITY AHEAD.

Nn city in ihc South begins the
Sew Year with groaicr prospects
than docs Corpus Christi
when D fellow stop, Sou mo-
mcni aud contemplate Nh0i Is
before Corpus Christi and in iact
shc entire Coasi tonnify ior iRs
ncxi yom % Toast ho mei indeed
BE- moe nessimisiie if hc 'ai 90
acoi iooiImt
just refolFf over ia youf mind
for fru momcnis ihW Npccce
County has just completed The
growing of seven million dollars
worth Of eoiton aud VS. hive
raised grain crop tba. rNDec,lcd
in taiDe ono million dollars
Splendid fab aad winter rains
Insure iiUc plntmg season
Certainty the farmrr IS m for ans
other surrcs.fu scason AND the
success of thc tillor oi ilo s1il,
IS nlnays TIE fonndalinn Tor She
nrmncrty OF ihe commodities
generally
1'hcn ulnir Wf dro entering
unou $50 bie nlbiie Development
projects the construction oi ihc
scawal' aud Size hu'ldu ~ rrd.
nriare roads throughout \ucrc.
County ~ach impgoTcnonl wIll
ncan employment ior hmdrc of
lahorOr
Buildinq tlai wa. practically
suspended during lhe War ihc
government needing ine materials
ihat ordinarily ooos iDiO ,h,
erection oft BONES stores and
private property gmeralN VIII
NOW start with rush Dealer
arc already repouine iha many
Nueccs Comfy lamncrs are pre-
parne io ai once erect better
homes. and ~ mako uihcr needed
improvements on their farms
What Nc now 4ccl Is io hay,
cvUv fellow pulling together tol
Corpus Chrisi and Nuccc Cun
ISL let's l0i iNc hHli hurl
this wear and maho 1919 yer, ~
achievement ior our ciiy mo
county
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BOARD RETURNS SHIPS.
~ Tho AaEnllalnd Illna.

Washington, Jan N NDasrla ol neu-
frnl counlrlDs now under CNsffrr to fho
shipping ho1rd VIII De- released ur flHl
ns existing conunffg rfpirr Tho
board announced TODAY $50 ships chief
N Norwegian Danish Swedish ami
nutch Wili ho affected. hai that th,
.charleu hove from one to seven or
eight months Go rim.
After tho ships nra Released the hoard
VIII rot1in lho right % HYrrrNiNo futSa
and conditions mdcf which they shall
operate u The, cont.rue 10 enElRr n
irndu out of American prrts 20 was
annotn need thnt rpcrlll arrangement
wero under confederation lor thv troat.
nicnt OF iho nufoh ships which we're
scizcd hy tho rovvrnmoht iaat spfae
tor strictly wan uscs.
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HOLD YOUR LIBERTY BONDS.

.hemg has,ds aft iae hes ST.
ve.lmmf oa earfl Backed IS
4hel nfirl Static. Government. and
iearine most liberal interest
aalD. fhtp Mf securities ol muuc--
siUe4 Saline
>mr0 fhc United Slatp entered
iIc um aeanH Grnau iour
bond nD hat bcm loaied.
Nmr u.oD.t ha4r uai invested il
ihc bonds m .let shnn'd Others
lnadr maut sacrifices tu mfDH iu
ihe mrtlos
Sow fnsf huififios have eeas
dth,re are people pariie-
ularf lhe smaller investors. who
arc selling lhar Liberty Bonds
sueh sales arc not 0ulp mtiso.
Dat such transactions aro nupairi.
olic. unlc ihc hoder Is com.
pcllcl rs maso 49, mlo 81 his
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INDICTED FOR TREASON.
ny The Associated pross.

New York, 5nn s That Herman
scholmuer poet and author indicted
hA % Federal efaud iurS here today on
charge oi ircosou D. thought 10 hc
in Berlin and probably never win he
arroes 81 wse ih, statement made u.s.
Assistant Emitted sintcs District At
torney Matthews. who declared how
ever that toe Indictment would STRIVE
ls warming 60 other traitors now abe
sent from The country never fo RETURN
srhofmue vaa horn in Stn Frfn.
cisco. wns accused of having aided ths
cause of Gefmnny against Che lnitol
states whllo ln re,lu ts Writing sf.
ticlea Tor the ronNneutHl Times
newspaper Published hf the German
propaganda bureau.
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ECHOES OF SCIENCE

nunsh nl mHls nlo cSprrlmentin-
w.,h aisue mnflowen with view
81 maklnr an oh useful in mnrenrln
f.um lnor seeds Hnd cnfilc feed from
1850 foaIauc nlt'r pressing
A tcufiN patented porinnir motor
dfIv.n wrench for factory ueD Al-
rfn.f completely automatic boz oncfn-
il0n aulttn cnttinF Uff thc current
wilson uut nna been heightened
ACCORDING ip.n trDu.h nnNatDiau who
mnde 800 cstrnded roaearch ihe uac Of
ioharen m harmful onla undr certain
rnudnma ana d is valuable tonic
Anl ramic|dn when urnp used
TD ennhis automobile ownoU io 'deu
nr their fats 80 night 81 sf.iNm OF
electric NHf HFntis. rnpAhlc Ni hmli
lr eninf combination which nnN he
iaa,a tfam cn ooi naa H,eH invent
80
Expnia n lh cmrlot ST thr soy
lininrnl A. uganl believe ilnt country
ean uuh.s lis own cnll lf uainf sHF
rriucor 300 connection with a'nii"n.
nrnes ud nfigps o iw l"e'-
morson
woman a iht psionitr ni . tolr
uiunr In which ine ret0ltfi 1nd it''lH
fnfin, af onoiuagd Within g. bonn a'
0ui U 5000 he used several mrhp'
.Nn Nau 500 nua iArr Withpn'
au'ainr m tho haH
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LIFT RESTRICTIONS.
nv The Associated Press.

Washington, San IS American prod
ucis WIZ hr more tafHeN atHiilid, to
"thc lose uVoried un ions ~ ihe world
hf scrloe uf orders today nt tho WAR
Trade nonsd removing manf export
restrictions Tho bonrd aaid iis actlon
uuEuCri policy uf encouraging Toe roe
sumption of norfnt trade relations ns
rapidly aH possible md was made pos
sihle hY nu Increase in the supply of
tho economy of Toe American people.
iicmoepiH rom thc export ronscrta
ton liHt included large number ol
beef products and vegetable oils ihe
free expectation ol which tho honri
believes eft particular hou,ff fo the
nation.
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rNr pRorHrRHoop o. oRIrr.

7 NI GFQ fNEFAff01O W %N'Gft
IN, tnnuuhi hfp oNtf mufe ur leses
And talked of failure and SUGGEST
And misery ana want and woe
An1 400 conditions here hollow.
i've s.tn men risr anl seen them fsll
Slot rich ana poof and sfcat and small
And 'oarned this truth throughout our
Ne1ra.
rhli wo gro brothers in our tears.
Nol everybody knows success
There Hre icrrots ~ happiness
And ihene are heishiH of art and SKILL
~umr hHte not reached Rnd never viii.
Men arc divided .n ter ero0ds
They differ in ihfif ldNN ntDdt.
lut io ibis common fate werc born.
Who learns to ioyg must aieo mourn.
$50 caste or GLASS or high hcuef
d elrrs thr certain touch of nflof
80 mHn cam grow $50 STRONG or iutht
TlHI he can haf Geo death hs Fntfs
Whtn hadowa 0'ti hia rafhWHs creep.
lic axe th' poorest mcn shall weDn.
Tht SELF me holfiHtheH mako ua
know
Thaf wc arc itfhc n our woo.
50 r.oh with nonr maY ympathi7e.
fuf fr1rs go effls ryc must fTe.
Aud unto cvcry hcan nusl come
rHs Nflef which itffr. if rni1 ana
uuuh
ln care W. nnd tHo common rlan
Which mo.la ihc brotherhood of man.
Thla tie shall bind us through iho
wears
That $50 nrc brothers Boz ouI touis
Copyright, 1918, BY Edgar \. GUEST
-
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Amusements
"rhe MidniDh, Patrol" a. the Amusu
Theatre To-day


Theatre To-day
"Thc Midnight rnifor WIN ro shown
800 thr Amusu Theair today This is
Select Pictures great special attraction
concerning me underworld 1910 300 tho
Chinese section nf a l.rot west fI ciiy
10 was produced ht Thomas ~ ucc
wa Iune notorious Chinese. is
plotting win Nm Murdoch q corrupt
politician to keep tht unlir0 lrou in-
terfcrlnr ou nighi when %. hir ship
menf uf ruium lH expected Tho only
man incy feaf b. Terrence shannon,
sergeant of tho rhinpen Virc squad ln
order 40 kr,n shannon from conducting
o. raid MufdoeN issues ofdera iO have
Patsy oConncli held cnptlvc Patsy
la 70 Young woman Whn haa charge Of
the Chinese mission nOulc Mufdnct
notifies Shannon that latay a. heing
h. As rarit .e and t,ai fiie VIII boz harin.
od unless Nhannon beepH away
Tcfrcurr decides Go couduUi rild.
however anl notifies Policeman o.
Shcn io COME with lNc reserves " ls is
NOT hach at stated noun win
"Chuk" ROSS nNer .io-Nol white
mtn shannon ina rno secret emit
rnm ip Wu fnnF den WHOM thoy
Dniot ihc don va Fans ANA Die assiHi
ants jump on shannon und oycrpowei
him.
just us tho Chnrao nro about a.
throw Vnnenrc into the uu oShoa
arrives with thr rcsetye in thD fEh
that follows Wu Fans n hlcd ang
Murduck u fk,n prisoner 49, .nou ai
] hla bonds ure cat shannon nurrieH %
rrloarc Patsy tnd 90. nest Ga, whci
ho s notified Nuat Boz hss h,on made
chiof pf police f1r Conduc'ns ihc sue
coaaful rald Patsy promises 60 boz hii
vie.
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Texas Overseas Casualties


pRiNNTES
Victor r.. Bailey san Antonio Texae
kichprd NJ. Brooks Tolhpli Texas
John Collins Houston. Texas
walter rckhnfdt Tosca, nmnco Go.
TcNas.
Charles q. iivden. fewiHVillc TCXaH
Wounded Severely
pNiNArEs
clifton & tnckhait Houston. Texas
Clarence Michmorc. frcnh1m Texas
l1mca ? nfoiand. ~ fkin Texas.
Robert Carter Houston, Texas
iiounie Johnson Crutervuiv. Texas.
Charles a Schcuk Scnulenhur. roN
claude rlbbs. snclhfVllic. Tcxaa
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70 FlLE ROOSEVELT WILL
nv The Associated Press.

0yg-er Bay, Jau sW Eniin
Roosevelt cousin ~ Theodore Ropse'
feH SAID loniahi mas n ali probability
the oOloueif WIN would be filed IN
Mncola Friday. MI Roosevelt said
the wli had been TUNED over 20 him
bot sc refused make known 10 con-
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lt.'-s-.sss4---s.'-a ~
hd1ff al hr lre cefamrnlca tiNns
,nnl nsie out ln cheeks lrafia. munry
OT1rf nad express orders io Tho Cslcr
raslatine Company. al itcma. are
trlfa Hna communication SHOULD We
Addressed 90 F1'ior Corpus Christi
Caller
ls-s-~~e-~a-as-.-,a-.-..-, 49, -.-----..-..-,re
Entered Us Frcunf class fuafttr ni
fno urmnffIct lr corpus Christi Texas
CIRCULATION COOKS ONEN
TO ADVERTISERS
Thursday january p 1917
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srcrioN NuMerR ONE.

Washington. JAM q rhe following
casualties ufe reported hy ihe Com
mandire General of thv american EN-
Forpcs Died oi wounds.
Ia died of disease igsi wounded
severely aNs missins n action 20.
Total 424
Following nre the namo Of Texans
appearing in the iisii
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Tnko homo n dozen delicious Hot Ia
males Peoples Cafe iii Peoples 81
adv.
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Tho ford .op fmetor olHh or icrmH
rlowa iu stock Glover Johns Auto
Co Alv $50
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WEATHER SUMMARY
DEPARTMENT or AGRICULTURE
Weather Bureau.

weather bulletin Tot the "a hours
ending 81 90 b. m- 10th meridian time
Wednesday january y 1859.
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pied Of Wounds
rRiVATES
Charley Hhf oaisviiic Tfvnt
l'helan s.. CroHshuw rrHan Texas.
Arthur ~ Joiner Gunbury Texas
Sam 4. puckoft CoukVllie T,Naa.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-02

the County Clerk be
RESOLUTION NO.
Thomas: g.. ~ c.,.4r
orwilor shouldd all
surveying the Couh s4ouH
Highway Committee Deg plenty
Of ito keeph around and
WHEREAS County should be de7otng all OF ms Tune De
belong
o.,
hereby after January 1919
hereby hXed sum
the end of each month by the county
O Wood County. -, or,,n ,n+H Fri5ov
o'clock and referred 10 the Do' HH0E &"
the legality of
The
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-02
REAL ESTATE
TRANSFERS

Henry E. Fitch to Peter Kirst etux
lots and block 81 Nekoosa.
Otto Siewert etux to William John
son etal ME- Sc 21-23-6.
Anton Haas etux to Joseph w.
Haas $6000-e12 Sc 2-25-3E.
Lon Blivin etux to Ottilie Lochman
lots blk. ok" AdIer's 3rd Add
Henry Brachtl etux to j. A. Phillips
Sc ne 8-25-2E.
August Biskey etux to Robert Pc
ters etux east 8 acres of east 13 acres
Of NV of NV 9-21-5E.
C. E. Blodgett etux to c. E. Boles
lots a and 5 blk 1 Gardeners Add.
Paul Wellnitz etux to J. F. Heal
lots and 7 blk 1 Wilhelm's Add.
Herman C. jaeger etuX to W. NJ.
Winch NV Sc sw ne 16-23-5E.
W. NJ. Winch etux to Herman c.
jaeger etux NV NV 20-23-5E.
Jacob Bintzler etux to Joseph Rog-
genbauer lot blk. &C" Adler's End.
Richard Tredinnick to Frank c.
RIFT S3OOO-lot IS blk. 72 Marshfeld.
Alice NJ. Frisby to George Cook
lot 10 blk. Omaha Land Co.'S End
Add.
Ida R. Sexton to William Lavalie
e05O-lo+c 10 and II blk. rs Marsh
field.
+ F. J. Wood etux to Mrs. George B.
Miller S175-lot SIS Morning Side Add.
Albert NJ. Stondall etal to John A.
Ninm part of sec. 21-24-4E.
Anton Dallendorfer etux to Charles
Kaier S140O-lot 10 and e12 lot 9
blk. "U" Hume's 1st Add.
Tillie Waldo to Fred Brahmsteadt
S25O-part ne NV 2O-22-6E.
Myra Wahle to Guy E. Blodgett
S65OO-lots II and II blk. 70 Marsh
field.
Maggie Bender to John H. Miller
part of s1a Sc 11-22-5E.
A. W. Mon to Gilbert Mol VIE OF
Wiz of sell of swA 8 WIZ Of "
1aof ne of NV 1O-22-6E.
Hattie Harrington to VIM. Wenze
part of e1a Sc Of sw g. VIE
/ p ne NV 16-25-3E.
Anton DaIlendorfer etux to Jacol
Blum lot 3 blk. 105 Marshfeld-
John R. Splies Jr. to ]. r. Rock
wood lots and 5 blk Port Edward
/ Ophelia Florence to Herbert c. Bar
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-02

f. G. Po Chairman A P Bean Smith, Alfred Miller
JUDICIARY COMMITTEE
report Of judiciary
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-02

man ne ne s. NV NV 9-24-2E
Simon August etux to John Forder
brueck $65OO-n1A NV 12-24-2E.
John j. Gallagher to Morris Brown
s1a ne 1916
j. P. Hume etux to Emil Fischer
$4OO-n1a lot blk. &C" Humes LIST
Add
John Olejrick to John Szymanski
lots and blk. 4 Cloverdale Add.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-02

If You are a suf-
ferer from Appen
dicitis, Rupture, Gal,
Stone. Collie, Goitre
or Chronic diseases
of a private nature
you should avail
yourself of his Offer
to send you this val
liable little book free
simply for the ask
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-02
NOTICE OF SALE
STATE OF WISCONSIN-IN CIR
CIIT MOOD COUNTY

STATE OF WISCONSIN-IN CIR
CUT COURT-WOOD COUNTY.
Citizens State Bank of Fond du Lac
Wis, Ga Wisconsin Corporation plain
tiff, VS.. Walter z. Kenyon, Nellie c.
Sullivan, Robt NJ Mitchell, NJ. F. Nit
chen, and John Bleiler, Jr., Defend
ants.
By virtue of a judgment of fore
closure and sale made in the above
entitled action on the 28th day of
December, 1917, the undersigned sher-
if of Wood County, State of WiscOn-
sin, will sell at the front door of the
Court House in the City of Grand
Rapids, said county, on the 18th day
of February, 1919, at 10 o'clock IN
the forenoon of that day, the premises
directed by said judgment to be sold,
The same being situated in the county
of Wood. State of Wisconsin, and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit:
The West half of the Southeast
quarter of the Northeast quarter Of
Section number Twenty-one (21) and
the South half of the North half of
the Southwest quarter and the South
half of the Northwest quarter OF the
Southeast quarter of Section number
Twenty-Five 1927 all in Township
number Twenty-Five (22) North Of
Range Five 90 East, containing
Eighty 800 acres more or less ac-
cording to the government survey;
also the Southwest quarter Of the
Northeast quarter of Section Twenty
one (21) in Township Twenty-Five
1927 North of Range Five - East;
also commencing at the Southwest
corner of the North half of the North
west quarter of the Southwest quarter
of Section Twenty-Five (22) in Town
ship Twenty-Five (22) North Of
Range Five 81 East, thence East
One rod. thence North Forty-one rods,
(41 thence, West Forty-one. rods,
thence, South One rod, thence East
Forty (40) rods, thence South to
place of beginning forty rods.
Terms of sale cash.
Dated this 18th day Of December,
1918.
JOHN E. NORMINGTON,
Sheriff, Wood County, Wis
| SWEET & Keck,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin.
Jan. 2 to Feb. g..
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BY Louis TrOs

Y dCo1r
instruct the Board of Wood County Asylum to increase the
mentioned INSTITUTION from
od an Seyenvve Two Hundred and FL
take effect January ISL 1919
lands the resolution be adopted
No wa
0i' ~ COMMITTEE ON COMMON SCHOOLS
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1919-01-02

= q hePgg Chairman John Newman fHnrchen O.
IT. was moved and seconded that the adopted
It moved and adjourn until o'clock Thursday
~. rnao.;.a THURSDAY: November 18th. $50 AN
Roll cal showed all e Anto 1T siegert and
% minutes the previous lou journal approved
THE WISCONSIN ANrI-TUBERcULosIs ASSOCIATION
The The COUNTY Board Supervisors of Wood County,
Gs ZEN c The % which within the
t me @ boa o. have been brought public
vd t @ @ Projects Nov that the been
Responsibility rest with S P0 Sae 6osTd and consequently
o the iaa a up ogm 3 ona Of ei b 2n
Assocao be held Mwanfee E5 D @ and An
will arou tba r ns tue @ Hs SH
scover of So man ] aonr wen m fa BY the
@ War s a"g sD Tt e folly and ya ss sgiss
s & 6s S4" 6Sys na a % % a1 well worth while send an
will send US the names committee appointed.
H E DEARHoLT
was moved and seconded that the communication be laid ON the table
Grand Rapids, Nov.1
TO c the HoR Ro,s 81 M Tobd Commit,
P4seps S9 appeal Your united sb % T Sv fanPs n r
q Tyo Thousand Poars help The
present Indication viii
little
% % e thus and P mosh
President War
expected that the raised by this drive will sufficient to last for
boys the end and behalf of
earnestly
be
Thanking consideration,
Respectfully
O. BabcOck
... County s4 Sa9' Rse Work Campaign
RESOLUTION NO
BY A. E. -, , s,. =
appropriated the general funds
the United War WorkCa Fund for Wood County.
RESOLUTION NO 4
Ey Ulmer:
RESOLVED the OF section
mile the
of No. thence north one nle
added the County Prospective State Highways
in Townsh Range Town of Marshhed;
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: A Medical Book Free

Modern Methods of treating
Chronic Diseases without Opera
ton has just come from the Specialist
and is one of the most interesting as
well as obstructive little books the
DOCTOR has ever Written
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ng. A postal viii DIR. Goddard
bring it to you, in a plain wrapper,
Many socalled surgical diseases have
been proven to be durable by medical
treatment more safely, more easily,
md cheapIy by modern medical meth
DDS than was believed possible a few
ears ago. Or ---=-------------..
After you have read this little book
you can consult Dr. Goddard on his
monthly visits to Grand Rapids, free
IF charge, and have the satisfaction
If knowing that you have secured the
expert opinion Of reputable special
st in these matters. If you have been
advised to submit to an operation,
surely do not fail to consult him be
fore undergoing such an operation.
His advice may save you many weeks
of suffering, loss Of time, and expense
possibly your life
DR.. Goddard will be at the Wittcr
Hotel, Grand Rapids. all day Thurs
day, January 10Th and he makes no
charges for a friendly visit. Hours,
9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
Address,
DR.. GODDARD,
121 Wisconsin ST.
Milwaukee, Wis.
4 d,-nrti M ont
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ORSON p. COCHRAN
PIANO TUNER

Best work guaranteed. Call tele-
phone 233, or at the house, Kruger &
Wheelan Flats, 1st Street North.
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PHYSICIANS
". TELVIN RUCKLE, NJ. D.

". ELVIN RUCkLE, VI. d.
Practice limited to Eye, Ear, Nose
and Throat. Glasses fitted correctly.
Eye and Ear Surgeon in Riverview
Tospital Office in Wood County Ma
onal Bank Block.
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THE AssOCIATION OF CoTSffY BoARps


THE ASSOCIATION OF COUNTY BOARDS
REPORT oF COMMITTEE ON R aTnS In
TO the Board of Supervisors of Wood County Wis il.
GETLEMENWe the undersigned Committee Immgan and
follows
carefully considered the advsab of sending delegate said
o
J. Leu Chairman J Chapman Geo T Rowland. Geo E Smith
ande report be adopted
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON AGRICULTURE
GENIEMENWe the undersigned Committee Agriculture would
respectfully prepared and mao exhibit
in September 1918, instructed by your Board. |
Owing the qnfavobe weather during the first half of the
able showing fourth County Waupaca
second sauk third Our rank for the has been fw
old
Jefferson eleventh. Outagamie eighteenth Twice
cO County there we're fWentysevsn counties Sibng
Your Committee believes there considerable
ces5lEe years IS not mere accident
COMMITTEE.
1t was moved sefSPed and saIed that the be adopted
70 the Board of Supervisors of Wood Wisconsi
GENIEMENWe the undersigned Committee
referred us and recon-
mend that they be allowed as follows:
Claimant Claim AM amtRe
P
Geo E Smith Per diem mlage 1910
W. W Clark Expenses
0. j. Leu Per diem and mlage for
State Fair & Potato show
0. j.. Fair 81 70
W. R. Burhopp Misc, Expenses
Geo t Rowland Per diem
j. A Chapman Per diem
Total $8S709
RECEIPTS
From County Treasurer $4,000
Premium for 1918 $l18O5
Balance o November H. 1918 $12596
- j. Leu Chairman j. A Chapman Geo T. Rowland,
COMMITTEE
It moved seconded and reports adopted
moved and seconded that the exhibit the
State Fair and the Clerk make the proper " WY
It and be
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