Soldier Boys Letter From Camp Tells of Home and War
A letter from Pet. Edwit B. Harding of Sth Field Bu, S.C. Co. C. Am, B.S. Feanes, describes life at a military camp and reflections on home. He writes about daily routines, housing, and nearby towns, and shares hopes to reach New London paper with news for friends. He mentions France, war conditions, and gratitude for letters and support from loved ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pet. Edwit B. Harding
Sth Field Bu
S.C. Co. C. Am
B.S. Feanes
A. P.O. Tn
City council proposes winter walk cleanup plan amid snow chaos
In a Tuesday evening session the council debated snow removal on sidewalks and decided the outskirts resident must clear his path within 24 hours while the main street area must be cleared within three hours. The meeting also approved leasing an empty room in the Wis Hbrney building for city use as a potential project center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheelty
Spoweblerina
Aisi
Fragments From Local News Include Births Visits and Events
A daughter was born to Miuni s W. BE. Goldberg on December 11. Melic LuGovnk of Marshfield visited the city on Wednesday. Various residents relocate for work and illness, including R. S. Waterman of Bancroft taking a new position, and Gilbert Wieth traveling to Wausau for surgery. The Freak Windninger Company closed its Daly theatre engagement after a week of stock plays. Church services are announced for Scandinava Morayian and Saratoge congregations with Sunday school and evening services scheduled in December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mi Unis
W. BE. Goldberg
Melic LuGovnk
Marshfield
REYNT
Voor House
Thea Witter
Gilbert 'Wieth
Iig
Waeusau
Goite
O. C. Essier
Lest Andrews
Mibwaukee
Andrews
Wenkessay
Jarvin Widegarden
Hedon Motion
Orge Moulton
Milwaukee
State Association of Briclayers and Wasons
C. Smith
WU. Lora
Waupaca
Arthur Quilmer
Minneagates
Flay
Letters From the Front by Corporal E B Bron
A wartime letter from Corporal E B Bron of Battery D 2nd H F A recalls life with the 32nd and 146th Regiments near multiple fronts. He mentions delivering a note to Phil Eron, awaiting motorization, and hopes for a safer rest while praising his comrades, Old Bill, and the resilience of Allied forces. He notes letters from Milwaukee and Grand Rapids and looks toward home as the troops advance toward Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phil
Hig
Gill
Jake
Bill
Tomamies
Germany
Allemenge
Milwaukee
Old Grand Rapids
Message to Community Labor Boards on Transition to Peace
A wartime farewell urges Community Labor Boards to aid returning service members in finding suitable peacetime employment. It emphasizes continued duty to discharge veterans and calls boards to act swiftly as the nation shifts from war to peace, prioritizing justice and reintegration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Community Labor Boards
Employment Service urges use for postwar openings
The article urges employers to notify the U S Employment Service of upcoming releases and openings for both men and women. It stresses full use of service resources, including public service and state labor boards, to place workers in nonwar manufacturing and other jobs as soldiers return. It highlights no shortage for women workers and calls employers to contact the Grand Avenue office for placement aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
U. S
Public Service Reserve
Stele
U. 8
Mmployment Service
Saeni
U. S. Employment Service Office
Grand Avenue
Supt. Women's Division
University to Disband Students Army Training Corps
The Students Army Training Corps is ordered to demobilize with all sections disbanding by Christmas. About 700 vocational detachment members will be released first after Dec 2, followed by collegiate sections. reserves will be discontinued and credits arranged for continued study. Women’s dormitories and fraternities used as barracks will be reopened or vacated. plans for Camp Randall structures are undecided. Dec term opening aims for near normal operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Training Corps
University of Wisconsin
Marine Corps
Engineering
Naval
Chemical Medical
8. A. T. C. Mien
Secon
Camp Randall
Several In This City Summoned In Grief and Loss
A string of deaths is noted in this city with obituaries for Mrs. Quinnell and several residents. Died were Mrs. Quinnell of influenza related illness in Minneapolis while caring for kin, Anna Lange age seven, Gustav Dahlke aged 72, Frances Allen 22, Charles Turbin 77, Mrs. John Vorbel, C. H. Tuthill, Lenore Devoler, and Mrs. Joseph Shortt. Funeral details vary by case, with services held at churches and homes, and survivors listed including husbands, children, and siblings across Grand Rapids and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvph
Quennel
Quintel
Mitriapolis
Quinnel
Minneapolis
Abaya
Milwaukee
Quinnell
Lus Wty
Artur Wid George
Mintelpolis
Ployd
United States Army
Tey and Bibel
Eine
Joe. Wig
Methodist
Anna Lange
Anna Langer
J. A. Langer
Miss Langer
Rudolph
Texas
Gustav Dablee
Gustav Dablke
Marshfield
J. B. Farley
Ludwig
Thea Methodist
Decezscend
Germany
Grand Rapids
Bne
August Miter
J.H. Fahiey
Frances Dahike
Edward
William
Spokane
Brath
Charles Turbin
Fred Turbin
Fred
Eda
Turbin
Vinnie
Pauline Guies
Merrill
C. A. Meinicke
C. H. Tuthill
H. ‘Tuthil
Preutionia
Pontiac
Ilinois
Commercial House
Lenore Devoler
Devoler
Grand R Rapids
Jos. Shortt
Shortt
Neposse
Wisconsin deer law debate and legal actions discussed
A fragmented report describes debate over a deer law in Wisconsin with references to potential misdemeanor charges, a court appearance, and enforcement dates. The text mentions local officials, possible penalties, and ongoing protests or discussions surrounding the policy. It references observers and participants but lacks clear names or precise details.
SHIVICE FLAG PRESENTED TO UO CAS TL CHAPTER
An American Revolution era tribute notes a service flag presentation by the UO CAS TL Chapter to recognize members and fallen soldiers. Corporal Foster Corah Archie Deenrah and Sues Pwater are named among the honored, with Pershing praised in reports. The wall display and agent Mr Dunn assign the flag's memory duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
United
Foreign Service
Gen. Pershing
Hits
Foster Corah
Archie Deenrah
Suespwater
Dunn
Ahdahwagam
Louis H. Mackinnon
Tiersen
Ivuth H. Dabeocle
Regisiar
Lite
Buckley Killed in France Says Letter From War Office
John Buckley, 28, an early enlistee and aerial corps instructor, is reported killed in France on November 5. He had lived in town at various times and is survived by his mother Mrs Georgina Buckley and two sisters Mrs Fred Ragen and Miss Clarissa Buckley of Cedar Rapids. Local residents mourn his loss and recall his service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fis & Sayers
Dacevet Rey
Wiberest
Phe & Corferdibh
Ste
USA
Poreiahly
Ivattachout Viglend
Wore
Ontiilan
Areniel
Germany
Ole Tismark
John Ducckley
France
Ar. Buckley
Pris
John Buckleys
John Buckley
Georgina Tuckley
Fred Ragen
Clarissa Buckiey
Cedar Rapids
Iowan
Joln
New Engine House On East Side Improves Fire Service
During the past week the east side Greappartus has moved into the new engine house on the east side. The building offers considerably more room and was built specifically as an engine house. The upper part is arranged for sleeping quarters for the firemen, enabling some to stay overnight to answer calls promptly. Many cities of similar size are installing motor trucks, and this new facility will likely house such equipment when that time comes.
Railways employes claim McAdoo funds role as director general
A St Paul Dispatch editorial notes McAdoo retires claiming private fortune needs. Western railway workers allegedly cover his deficit by paying him 22000 a month to stay as director general, per Merrill Herald report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McAdoo
St. Paul Dispatch
Western Railway
Railways
Merrill Herald
Card of Thanks for Brother and Sister Joosten Family
We express heartfelt thanks to kind neighbors and friends who assisted and offered sympathy during the sickness and after the death of our beloved sister and sister in law. Gratitude to the sisters and others for their kindness. Mr. and Mrs. Martin Joosten and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Joosten
Milwaukee group returns from deer hunt at Boulder Junction
L M Nash L E Nash with Nasi Will Carey Frank Boles and G E Gampbell of Milwaukee returned last week from Boulder Junction where they hunted deer. They brought back two deer the most they could in the time and report deer not as plentiful as in former years but everyone had a good time as the purpose of the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew
Gord
Nellen
Phil Eron
L' Ameriques
Wei
John Vorbel
Vond du Lac
Ir. Vorbel
Green Bay
Fond Gu Lac
Irvinig Persohn
Colby
Zar
L. M. Nash
Nasi
Will Carey
Frank Boles
G. E. Gampbell
Milwaukee
Boulder Junctions
Elks Memorial Service and Local Notices
A lengthy, decorative account covers a memorial service for Elks, local village life, election of officers, school expenses, and public notices. It mentions the Livel area, Tayler, and Rockford. profiles H. Cullen and Pauline Schuets among community leaders. details a wedding at SS Peter and Paul church. and notes the couple will reside in the city with many friends sending best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irs
Katie Ceilings
Eric Karberg
Thin City
SS Peter & Paul Church
Wine Reding
Mattie Slattery
A. DB. Bever
Pride
Neiwig-Weda
Rockford
The
Tribune
PaIny Your Auto Repaint Service Opens Spring Season
Auto shop advertises reknighting and repainting to improve durability and finish. Prospective customers urged to bring cars in now for refinishing before the running season. High grade gate painting by Hugo Lind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aines
Hugo Lind
Advertised Mall List From Grand Rapids Wisconsin
A December notice lists attendees and names including Richard Burnett Andrew Houston Joe Walters Frank Stienke and others. Catherine Hull Dara Ulbrick Helena Baum Maggie Whitingham Agnes Bauman and Wm Covey are named among residents and Misses with Robert Nash identified as Postmaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids, Wis
Richard Burnett
Andrew Houston
Joe Walters
Frank Stienke
Wier Breelkman
Ladina
Catherine Hull
Mies Dara Ulbrick
aAtinnie Foy
Helena Baum
Wm. Covey
Agnes Bauman
Maggie Whitingham
Tames J. Gapen
Robert Nash
Christening of Maurine Amelia Brahmstead
Mr and Mrs Fred Brahmstead christened their baby Maurine Amelia on Sunday at 8 pm. Rev Pautz of East Side Lutheran performed the ceremony. Guests included Mrs Chas Macxe Miss Carrie Brahmstead and Mr Gustav Appel. Refreshments followed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Brahmstead
Mttte
Maurine Amelia
Pautz
East Side Lutheran
Chas
Mac» Xe
Carrie Brahmstead
Gustav Appel
Suests
Potato show awards spread across counties at Milwaukee
The report notes Wood county did not receive a place at the Milwaukee potato show held the prior week while Barron county won first prize. Other top counties included Genoa county, Fincona county, Burnett county, Waupaca county, and Portage county. the writer attended among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Asi
Milwaukee
Altho
Barron County
Gerand
Gnelda County
Fincola County
Burnett County
Waupaca County
Portage County
Millions for Prohibition League aims to dry the nation
The Anti Salcoon League of America vows to spend 35 billion dollars annually for five years to make the United States completely dry, detailing a bold nationwide effort to end alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anti Salcoon League of America
United States
Untitled political corruption plea echoes in a chaotic text
A scrambled OCR passage lists names, places, and rumors of government misdeeds, mentioning governors, hearings, and unspecified allegations. The fragmentary text hints at a political scandal with references to officials and potential misconduct, but contains numerous garbled phrases and unclear details.
June Day Coin Sates Signatures Event
A forthcoming June day gathering will feature notable experts including Crow, a professor Moore, and Wisconsin storyteller A. Moore. The event, hosted by the College of Agriculture, invites farmers and neighbors to attend and submit entries reflecting related subjects and experiments.
Fragmented account of light snow in old fashioned show
A garbled note describes a snow event at an old time venue with faint details of people and activity. It mentions days passing with more snow and a sense of winter settling in, noting crumbling surroundings and insufficient snow coverage.
Saloon keepers fined for opening on Sunday
A number of saloon keepers from the northern part of the county were arrested for keeping saloons open on Sunday. They appeared in court and pleaded guilty to the charge of violating the law and were fined up to 25 dollars each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gsie Mt
Ekfy
Aherst
Witter
Iugunst
Eiely
Heleato
Worthy officers elected for ACLS RECN NY OFPICEIS
The following officers were elected for the lodge: Worthy president Wom Burchell vice president Aus C Miller secretary H F F Gaulke treasurer James Mason inside guard Irving Persohn outer guard Richard Johnston phyalefan pr X Pomulnaville worthy chaplain Carl Farhner frusine George Maulton. On installation night a banquet was held. The lodge counts 372 members, 46 serving in the military.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jorge van Mondiy
Wom
Burchell
Aus. C. Miller
H. F F. Gaulke
James Mason
Inala Guard
Irving Persohn
Ouraile ‘Yard
Richard Johnston
Phyalefan
Pr. X
Pomulnaville
Carl Farhner
Frusine
George Maulton
Off
Fine Isseed corn shown by Bennea farmer
W Jones of Bennea brought in samples of Isseed corn from the past season. The Wisconsin No. 8 variety, noted as well suited to Asia locality, impressed judges with its quality. Farmers enjoyed a good year for corn with generally nicer samples for exhibition purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Jones
Bennea
Innes
Asia
Wood County School Boys Seek Work for Room and Board
The Wood County Agricultural school boys have arrived and there are a few who wish to work for their room and board or for room or board. They will take odd jobs after school or on Saturdays. Call E. G. Corey at phone 266.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County Agricultural School
Corey
Equitable and Fraternal Union to Elect Officers
The annual election of officers of the Equitable and Fratercal Union will be held at the lodge rooms on Thursday evening December 5th. It is urged that as many members as possible attend and participate in the affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlement
Wood County
Monica Ponkratz
Michael Brandl
Prohuie
Grand
Equitable and Fratercal Union
Thurssday
Barry
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soldier Boys
Jertha
Vetkel
Ville
Ulere
Ted Atuels
Tadsbeiner
Reet
London
Scandinava
Morayian
Sunalay'school
Gerone
Corporal Eb, F. Hron
D. 2St H. FA
A EB
Lowent
Shrvicke
Lincoln Street
Wm. Sweet
Conwat
Peter Froenen
SS Peter and Paul
Wie. Reding
Froknen
Frances Allen
Frances E. Allen
Greenfield
Indiana
Thrug
Johnson Hill Company
F. L. Alien
Bumil Starkey
Beloit
Reila
Mazie
Lloyd
Irving
Wisconsin Conservation
Fircey Lukes of
Thivey
Amd
Apurreli
Likult
John Beckery
ELKS
Lanik
Masieriesei
Maruti
Tate
Iit Taumy
Das Nathucy
Aoi
Pata
Ethudie
Tellandr
Ltn
Seine
Tayler
Mann
SIG
RED Cross
T. Th. Cullen
Livel
Great Rapids
Neabers
Tele Sutien
Tollowing
I. H. Cullen
John What
Vire Chalmin
Pauline Schuets
Mre
Trectarer
Loh. Gullen
District Noa
Collins-Barberg
Woon
Gaetan
Vietideenead
Cohen
TAO
Gwandy
Ae Erie
Abe
I. A. Moore
Wisconsin
Tsuthats
Myranagh
Chirk
SICA
Moore
Warbranck
Prmney OF
Bnow
Widl
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!