Plan With Prove Good For Manufacturers
A Marshfield convention on Tuesday at 2 o clock will bring together representatives of wood and metal manufacturing interests from Wisconsin. August Voget of Milwaukee is named chairman with Roddis Co. as a key local firm. the plan aims to streamline contracts, end central government waste, and improve production and transport conditions across state districts.
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Marsh Fight
Melday
Dune
August H. Vogeto
Milwaukers
Tadusteke Cote
Wistunsia
Dla Auspleas
Wien Diitrietes
United States
Fuckuelig
Greitert
Washington
Tolherselves
Milwaukee
Disselas Board
Wisconsin
Vorst
Td Ta
Treasury head warns against trading Liberty Bonds for securities
Secretary McAdoo wires A. Bowers urging that Third Liberty Loan bonds not be exchanged for any securities or merchandise. He notes merchants advertise taking bonds for goods but cautions such trades defeat the loan’s conservation goal and stresses all investors should keep bonds as investments. The note affirms equal footing for all soldiers regardless of citizenship except commissions.
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McAdoo
A. BR. Bowers
Liberty Loan
Trenciy
Rogers
MerAdoo
Tam
Thas
Saa
Moarch Indigso
Liberty Loan Campaiens
United States
Liberty Motor Is All Right Claims By Schoonmaker
Dayton expert Schoonmaker defends the Liberty motor amid wartime scrutiny. He cites rapid development from initial sketches to on display in twenty one days, notes 375 hp design later exceeding with 436 hp, and describes production steps, testing methods, and battlefield equipment plans for battle planes and night bombers.
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Wileshington
G. 2. Schoemaker
Ahlot Capbeor
Dayton-Wright Company
Schoonmaker
Mr. Schoonmaker
Dayton
Stainmonty Hive
Alfrcraft Board
Theo
Curtiss
Japan Seeks Car Requisitions to Boost Imperial Industry
Bonus subsidies promise to reimburse buyers in exchange for swift seizure of automobiles by Japan's imperial government. Aims include increasing vehicle use, promoting domestic manufacture, and easing labor demand by shifting transport from horses to motor vehicles. Three Japanese firms are assembling cars, with shipbuilders expanding auto factories.
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Japan
Nippon
America
Woodchuck bounty spurs county industry growth
Marathon county pays 25 cents for each woodchuck killed. The Texas town chair has issued over 1200 certificates for woodchuck killings while Hamnett's chair has paid about $900 in bounties, signaling a rise in a new local industry.
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Marathon County
Texas
Hamett
What will win the war says New York Tribune editorial
The editorial lists four essential war factors: raw materials plants labor and manpower and transport. It urges production and restrained consumption with full government support. It notes incomplete returns from 25 states show nearly 3,400,000 women registered for war work under the Woman's Committee of the Council of National Defense.
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New York Tribune
Council of National Defense
Wanted binders and farm tools from Johnson and Hill Co
Trade or cash offers for 2nd hand binders. New binders priced at 175 dollars with easy payments or 170 dollars cash. Also offering mowers grain cradles side delivery rakes hay loaders scyths hand rakes forks and related items at savings from Johnson and Hill Co hardware basement.
Local youth talent play raises funds for Y M C A
The town hall in Grant hosted a home talent show by local youths on Saturday evening. A large crowd attended and the proceeds benefited the Y M C A. Other items note visitors from Grant and Milwaukee, graduates in Grand Rapids, and upcoming community meetings and events.
Ten Mile Creek Social Notes and Local Happenings
Rain last Tuesday boosted crops. Local youths gathered at the Matthews home for a dances and all reported a good time. Visitors from Saratoga Center joined in music at the Ivery Lever home on Wednesday. Shoppers from Grand Rapids visited one day last week. The Saratoga young people staged a home talent play at Kellner town hall, raising twelve dollars for the YMCA. Miss Rose Jonson travels to Milwaukee and Chicago to begin telephone work for the summer. we wish her success. A large crowd attended church last Sunday with services planned for the first Sunday in July. Trav Maellicke plans rest in August if not returning for services. The young people visited Mrs Otto Krohn Sunday. Halene Lipsitz improving. Henry Ostricker sick with chicken pox. Oscar and Neal Tesser visited with John Mott and family. The Mott & Wood Creamery man was seen on the streets last Monday.
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Saratoga
Grant
Rosley
C. Deits
Leach
Milwaukee
George Knukson
Axel Peterson
Diets
Grand Rapids
Helen Glick
Deage Peterson
Rudolph
Saratoga Center
Matthew's Home
Ivery Lever
Chicago
Trav
Maellicke
Otto Krohn
Halen Lipsitz
Henry Ostricker
Oscar
Neal Tesser
John
Mott & Wood Creamery
Secon
W.attleson
Strongs Prairie
O. C. Bly
Cook
Lydia Tathke
Granton
Goo Wberchards
Clintonville
Ida Saegar
Frank Weienbere
Kennedy
DeKalb
Kellner
A. Buss
Ica
L. Nash
Mia
J. P. Witter
Louis Wallner
Herman Nelson
M Smith
Co. Td
McLaughlin
Ben
Brown
Russell Oxman
Dodgeville
Parks
North Dakota
Florence K. Durkee
Stevens Point
Viola
Trene Gilmore
Marie Richardson
Oconto
Silvia Bergers
Greenwood
Jeriday
Josh Wand
Grace Wendt
Ashland
Rockwell
Jean
Bancroft
Hanry Whitney
Glenn Bennett
M. Parks
Hazel Parks
Gr. Anderton
Bert Gates
Gates
Hugh Wiliams
A. M. Smith
Wood County
Mirvinfield
Madeline Wiken
LaCrosse
Thelma Wiken
Cranton
Ed. Weinfurter
Sherry Kellner Guests Visit and Local News Recap
Kellner local news notes visits from W Attleson of Strongs Prairie and August Cook from Milwaukee. Weddings and social events noted including Ida Saegar and Frank Weienbere at the Lutheran church. Many residents attend socials, improvements, and travels to Chicago, Stevens Point, Green Bay, and Milwaukee with brief health and school updates.
Five Mile Creek Community News Fragments
Mrs. Leach of Milwaukee visits her parents and friends. Helen Pokorny graduates from Franklin School. Annie Hansen called at the Hanneman home. Pokorny of Chicago visited family. Mrs. Hanson visited Mrs. Schulz. Mae Odemnal Louise Hanson and Felga Hanson attended graduation. Averett Schultz hosted in Grand Rapids. Ida Kruta and Wa Saeger visited Annie Mansen. Annie Bunsen auto rides with Charlotte Reiman and callers at the Robl Hanneman home.
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Leach
Milwaukee
Helen Pokorny
Wranklin School
Annie Hansen
TR. Hanneman
Pokorny
Chicago
Paulina Hanson
I. Schulz
Mae Odemnal
Louise
Felga Hanson
Down
Averett Schultz
Grand Ranlds
Ida Kruta
Wa Saeger
Annie Mansen
Annie Bunsen
Charlotte Reiman
Robl
Hanneman Hone
Meehan family notes and Red Cross dance in Grand Rapids
A mixed community update lists visits, dances and local events. Lillian Colloway and family from City Point and Verne Meehan visit, a Red Cross benefit dance raises funds, farm and draft news appear amid notices of final account in Emma King estate and inheritance tax proceedings in Wood County Wisconsin.
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Wood County
Wisconsin
Emma King
Grand Rapids
Said
Elbert A. Kling
Gand Rapids
J.J. Joffrey
W. J. Conway
TANGELO A NEW FREE PRODUCED TANGELO
A new fruit type named tangelo has been produced by the Bureau of Plant Industry from a cross of tangerine and grapefruit. The tangelo resembles a round orange and shows considerable variation. Two well known varieties have been tested and distributed to cooperators for further trials. It has low acidity and tastes like a tender good flavored orange rather than a grapefruit or tangerine.
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Bureau of Plant Industry
Palmyra Palm Showcases Wide Range of Uses
A fragment discusses Palmyra palm applications including production of salvageable materials and possible industrial uses. The text mentions large quantities and geographic spread, noting the plant’s growth across expansive regions and potential economic value.
Grand Rapids Man Rescues Wife in Time
A Grand Rapids man saved his wife at the last moment as she struggled with severe illness and loss of appetite. A bottle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy was purchased on a friend's suggestion, restoring her health and enabling weight gain. The notice includes a legal foreclosure sale ad in Wood County with property details and date.
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Grand Rapids
Mayr
Rudolph Mothers Invited for Weighing and Food Demo
Mothers of Rudolph are asked to bring children six and under to Rudolph school house for weighing and measuring. County nurse Miss Mary Carroll will assist and present a food demonstration for local women. The Red Cross has a new sewing machine and Haumschild's Hall fitted for sewing meetings each Wednesday afternoon.
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Rudolph
Mary Caroll
Havel Bade
Mukwonago
Anna Hierl
Grand Rapids
Ernest Akey
Moginee
Lillian Larson
Mosinee
Sigel
Holstein Association
Marshfield
Chas. Inig
Louise
John Granger
Chas. Alberts
Will Piltz
Gladys Ratelle
Merrill
Irene Golan
Leiza Rayorne
Lester
Fenrl Clark
Ladysmith
Lola Whitmore
Lois Airey
A. Clark
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Grand Rapids Tribune
Publiah
W.A. Drum
A.B. Sutor
Grane Rapids
Velvon
Ieee
Moutha Os
Manly
Wisconsin Patrioi Press
Stephen Peeatur
General Electric Company
Evie
Penn
Liberty Motor
Alreraft Board
Tratera
Mehagish
al- Hin
Garman
Pon
Anghund
Daclite Coat
Parkard Company
Ameth
Willard Flotel
Washington, D. C
Exparte
Detroit
Mackarid
Lincoln Motor Company
Carbtllune Company
Lincoln Company
Torch Company
Packned
Alr
Ceylon
McChante
Flyer
Rolls- Royce
Rolls-Royce
Liberty
Apun
Foreign Sales Department
Johnson & Hill CO
Altdoref - AK
Gertie Behuitz
Lacey Schulzer
Racine
Huser
Lawrence Stockle
Sophie Schiller
Sean
Cavernors
National War Saintes
Hove
Alder Poultry Club
WJ Len
Louis Huser
Dalaba
Mme
Ten Mile Creek
Five Mile Creek
N Meehan
Migs
Lillian Colloway
City Point Jy
Claire
L. T. Pax
Cantonville
Lid. Wolfe
Montana
Slater
Orin Clamlening
Johm Sandswick
Knife River
Minn
Agda Lindstrom
Caroline Larson
Figraus
Berdena
Flo Berg
Port Hdwards
Carlson
Anton Kowalzek
Madison
Wilmer Larson
Rockford
Nels Larson
F. Kraus
Jnda Burgeson
Auburndale
Winger
Alma Anderson
Nelcoosa
the Red Cross
Peyruse
Wilcox
Alan
Jane la
Nodice
Steerifiys
Willum JL
Gaffney
Mary VY
Pitniy
Musolowski
Lewise Musolowski
Statin
Wilsel
Grand Stapida
NIM
Rage Na, & i
Tering
Gale
Tyne
Normington
Conway
Plaintif
State of Wisconsin
Emil Nilson
Oa C
Grand Rapids, Wis
War Department
DR. LL
Sita
The
Federal Reserve System
You
Wood County National Bank
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
Sverp Cine
Hemlock
Hemlock Manufacturers
Michipar Olicek
Oshhont
Racine Rubber CO
Asylum Avenue
Racine, Wisconsin
Bank of Grand Rapids
Bank of Grand Rapids West Side
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