Lodge Treaty Nullification Debate In 1919 Senate
A Wisconsin newspaper reprints a Times analysis on the Lodge resolution against the Versailles treaty. It argues the Senate split shows partisan recklessness while warning the nation faces consequences if the treaty fails to gain U.S. approval and peace foundations erode. Entailing critique of Republicans led by Lodge and responses from Democrats in defense of the pact.
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Congress
United States
New York Times
Senate
Leav
Versailles
Republican Party
Althogether
Mr. Lodge
Lodge
Hitchcock
Deer return and holiday notes fill Park Falls village
Harl Aiey returns from Park Falls with a 117 pound doe marking his first deer hunt. Albert Plick buys a two year old colt in Sigel. Thanksgiving shut down at the mill, several local travelers and visitors noted. A list of residents and relations share holiday visits, dances, school news, and local events around Park Falls and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uo Biron
Harl Aiey
Park Falla
Albert Plick
Sigel
Albert
Mre
A. L
Glidden
Rocheleau
Jeff
A. L. Akey
Leland Rocheleau
Wm. Giebel
Glebel
Bill Hamm
Bill
Odelson Rechheleau
Irvin Rocheleau
Jeff Akey
Emmett McGrath
Grand Rapids
Bernadette Gaffney
Park Falls
East Nekoosa Scene Reports Local Activity
Mrs Harry Lever shopped in Nekoosa on Monday and Walter Tesser visited Grand Rapids. The community mourns the death of Louis Williams, leaves wife Eva Knipp, illness troubles Geo Winker, and Isabelle Blood Ferry wed in Grand Rapids. Local residents, deer hunting notes, and farm work fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agyee
Harry Lever
Nekoosa
Hazel Roach
Jas. Roach
Louis Wiliams
Eva Knipp
Rath Holmes
Williams
Isabelle Wilson
Henry Blood
Edward Ferry
Grand Rapids
W. Whittaker
Winker
Tom Chrystal
Chas. Eberlus
Rosa Goodness
Armenia
J. K. Almquist
Peter Fleas
Geo. Winker
Walter Tesser
Mary Roach
Christie Mullen
Lana Geo. Vervoort
Geo. Vervoort
Leona Fleas
John van Roth
James Roach
Donald Tesser
Thanksgiving Social Notes From Auburndale
Local column reports Thanksgiving visits among Stevens Point Stanley Marshfield and Greenwood residents with mentions of travels illness and marriages. Notables includeMiss Minnie Burke Miss Theresa Gotz Miss Melvina Leone Mr and Mrs O W Sheerin and a marriage of Robert Slack and Dorothy Baeschlin with plans to settle in Amherst. Weather noted as early heavy snow and subzero temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O—O
Minnie Burke
Stevens Point
Theresa Gotz
Kenosha
Melvina Leone
Stanley
Florence
Myrtle-Markee
St. Paul
Clara Markee
Charles Sherrin
Marshfield
O. W. Sheerin
M. Marti
Margaret Haesley
Jos. Keller
Florence Leone
Esther Schultz
Ada Frantz
Thanksgiving Program At Jackson School
Jackson school pupils presented a Thanksgiving season program last Wednesday evening followed by a box social to fund Red Cross membership for pupils. Ray Peternep served as auctioneer. Leslie Jackson is recovering at home from mumps. Louis Conde returned from Janesville to Greenwood after work. Mr and Mrs A B Coon visited Grand Rapids friends on Thanksgiving. L R Longley returned to Greenwood after two weeks with sister Mrs Jones.
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Saratoga
Frank
Dan Gallagher
Tomahawk
Nels Jensen
Gladys Long
Grand Rapids
John Long
G. Peterson
Sigel
Emma Meisaner
Carolina Larson
George Peterson
Tom Chrystal
Iola
Burton Evans
John Chrystal
Plover
Ethel Slusser
Ruth Matthews
Hrick Knuteson
Pearl Knuteson
Wood County Normal
Ole Knuteson
Peter Kanuiteson
Nels Jenson
Rudolph
Charley Johnson
A. Suderland
M. P. Johnson
George Winker
Hast Nekoosa
Albert
Alma Jenson
Chicago
Jackson School
Red Gregs
Ray Peternep
Leslie .Jackson
Louis Conde
Janesvila
Real Winter Arrives With Cold Snap and Local Visits
Old fashioned winter weather grips the area with temperatures around twenty below zero on Monday. Thanksgiving visits occur at multiple homes including M. F. Matthews and the Matthews family, while hunting parties report deer taken. Town residents: Mullen, Jensen, Chounard, Jero, Mindak, Irwin, and others noted via weekend calls and gatherings. A hard snowstorm affects mail delivery and local movements as residents discuss moving plans and upcoming BE. F. U. meeting draw. Also listed are for sale engines from Jen sen & Anderson and land listings through Gilshort Land Co. Green Bay Wis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Mullen
Saratoga
M. F. Matthews
Fredie Piltz
Stevens Point
Gildden
Richard Keyzer
Grand Rapids
M. F. Mathews
Frank Aiey
Archie Chounard
Albert Jensen
Matthews
Mitchel
Kaukauna
BE. F. U
Isreal Jero
Gladys Mindak
J. S. Irwin
M. S. ‘Winegarden
Chancy
New London
Israel Jero
Seymour
R. Carlson
Everett Irwin
Wilt Schatzka
Archie Phelps
H. S. Evens
Rudolph 00 Mrs F Root and family visit relatives
Mrs F Root and two daughters returned home Friday noon from a week with relatives in Nettis ville. Thanksgiving dance well attended. Basket Social by Haumechild teachers raised nearly $50. Deer season brings many hunters home. a son was born to Mr and Mrs Block on November 28.
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Rudolph
Root
Nettisville
Leonard St. Denis
Lydia Harper
Barney St. Denis
Kenneth Ratelle
Grand Rapids
Lois Aiey
Kujawa & Wilkins
W. J. Clark
Pearl
Just Justison
Art Clark
Mosinee
Eleanor Juneau
F. Dunn
Milwaukee
Mrs. Block
Hemorrhoids treated without knife by home specialist
Notice urges consultation with Dr. F. Lahn at 551 Cleveland St Red 253 for chronic diseases and hemorrhoids with home visits or phone references. The Central Wisconsin Holstein Breeders Association to hold its annual meeting in Grand Rapids on December 9 with all good Holstein men urged to attend.
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F. Lahn
Cleveland St
Eas
Central Wisconsin Holstein Breeders Association
Grand Rapids
Have You Thought Of It This Way
A money savings argument stresses that inflation may give way to deflation, so current savings could gain purchasing power and accumulated interest. The piece notes thrift advocates urging immediate saving to reap greater rewards over time, per a Mechanics and Metals Bank Review in New York.
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Mechanics and Metals Bank Review
New York
Notice of Final Settlement in Moran Estate Wisconsin
Probate court of Wood County Wisconsin orders Chas E Briere administrator to present his accounts and have the estate settled January 6 1920 at Grand Rapids. Notice to interested parties to publish this order in Grand Rapids Tribune for three weeks prior to hearing. Also two Holstein bulls for sale at C H Smig Junction City Wisconsin near Rudolph station.
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State of
Wisconsin
Wood County Court
Michael S. Moran
Chas. E. Briere
City of
Grand Rapids
Grand Rapids Tribune
W. J. Conway
Far Estate
C. H. Smig
Junction City
Wis
Rudolph Station
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Wood County National Isanterath Rapids
Grits
the Ponca Cllles
Gene Rapus
Edward N. Pomainville
W. E. Wheelan
Oiler
Wood Block
East Slice
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Grand Replds
C. J. Geary
Citizens National Bank
West Side
Orson P. Cochran
Viano Tuner
Callulophone
O. N. Mortenson
M. D. Citizens Dank
Ouica
J. K. Goodrich
Book of Grand Rapids
Goggins, Brazeau & Goggins Allornys AT Law Ollica
MacKinnon
Telephono No
Poca EE
O. R. Moore
Gill
the Times
D. D. Conway
Lowng and Collections
Intercat
Ofl
First Nail Bank
East Ship
Sepprey
Offley
Church
W. Melvin Ruckle
Barndge
Wood County Bank
GEO. W. Baker & Sgn
North Second Street
East Side
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
J. R. Ragan Spafford
John Eraser
We A. Crumb and
A. B. Gutor
Gingle Coplee
Wood County
Vo East
Auburndale
Meehan
Madison
Viva Parks
Burton Fox
Ada Mae’ Gustin
Plainfield
President Wilson
W. E. Beadle
W. D. Beadle
Biron
D H. Parks
Robert Slack
Dorothy Baeschlin
Green ‘Wood
M. E. Parsonage
Calhoun
B. S. Fox
Sue
Seneca Road
H. C. Wood
Deintist
Berlin, Wis
Teena
East Rudolph Ohn
Stee
Ue O—O— Vandriessen
Jensen & Anderson
Ford
Dana
Gilshort Land Co
Green Bay
Wise
First National Bank
Wisconsist the Bank
Eis
Quo’s Pharmacy
Tics
Morrison
E. W. Ellis Lumber CO
Grand Rapids, Wis
Seneca Corners
Clarion Harp Orchestra
Jola
Irvin D. Peters
Johnson & Hills
Optical Parlor
Goodrich Rubbers
Goodrich
Ustet Ling
Hipress
Gleue Bros. Inc
K Ride
Cash Shoe Store
Grand Rapids East Side
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