Local Farmers Report Crop Conditions Amid Wind Damage
R W Parks imports a span of fine young horses purchased last year. Stevens Point residents Elden and Misa Rose Pompka visit. J S Durfee also attends church with friends. Grand Rapids dealer F P Daly notes a wind storm damaged corn and plants. worms injure crops. Donald Fox enlists, trains at Great Lakes and Norfolk, now aboard Wyoming, proud to serve. All honor to those answering America’s call.
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R. W. Parks
Donald Fox
Grand Trapids
U. & Navy
Wyoming
Great Lakes Station
Ilinois
Charleston
D. C
Norfolk Navy Yards
Donald
Uncle Sam
Pleasant Hill Social Notices Highlight Regional Visits
Mr and Mrs Schroeder entertain relatives from Milwaukee while Kurt Zellmer and Fred Griffin join friends in Seneca. W C Spoor hosts Adams county visitors. Miss Anna Simonson returns from Grand Rapids graduation. Mr and Mrs Ernest Dawes and Mr and Mrs P H Likes attend a Grand Rapids temperance speech by Hon. C Stewart. A large Pleasant Hill crowd heard Bartholf January 9, surpassing attendance at Grand Rapids church. Peter Hansen entertains Lewis Mitchell of Kaukauna and Will Mitchell with two daughters from Maple Hill Kansas, the latter visiting Wisconsin after forty years. An entertainment at Pleasant Hill church features music recitations readings and a dialogue followed by refreshments.
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Schroeder
Milwaukee
Kurt Zellmer
Fred Griffn
Seneca, Corners
W. C. Spoor
Adams County
Anna Simonson
Grand Rapids
Ernest Dawes
P. H. Likes
C. Stewart
Pleasant Hill
Local Socials Report From Sigel and Nearby
Misses Louisze Emily Brostowitz and Anna Kaminski from Stanley visit with friends this week. Frank Bushmaker held a barn dance at his father’s place last Sunday with large attendance. Mise Mile Jagodzinski plans a trip to Wausau for the Kaczke Moscinski wedding on June 26.
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Sigel
Louisze
Emily Brostowitz
Anna Kaminski
Stanley
Frank Bushmaker
Mise Mile Jagodzinski
Wausau
Local Notes and Social Roundup on Seneca Road Area Activities
W Jones visits relatives in the southern part of the state. Mrs Martha of Milwaukee visits Petersen family in town. Raymond Petersen returns from Athens for Commencement and diploma. Merriam rents farm to Hugo Fessler and moves into Ells house. Gladys Merriam visits Lake Geneva. John Vanderpan helps finish W Jones barn. Social gathering at P Peterson’s for Raymond Peterson and Milwaukee guests. Mocs win 27 to 0 over Bougard. corn replanting common. Green Bay crossing gets new switch for unloading material. Patersons from Rochester Minnesota improving. Mocassin Creek Specials beat Bougard 27 to 0.
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W. Jones
Marth
Milwaukee Ia
P. Peterson
Paul Matthews
Edward Haefe
Milwaukee
Petersen
R. Merriam
Hugo Fessler
Ells House
Gladys Merriam
Lake Geneva
Raymond Petersen
Athens
Hollendale
Raymond
County Agricultural School
John Vanderpan
Vesper
Green Bay
Matt Paterson
Rochester
Minnesota
Paterson
Mocassin Creek
Bougard
Altdorf Sees Telephone Service Celebrated This Week
Altdorf completes lime work and phone installation this week. Mrs. C J Lau visits Milwaukee briefly. Red Cross week urged with local Liberty Bond subs showings. O J Leu, Casper, and Henry Huser collect contributions. Next Monday town board of review meets at Jackson schoolhouse. Loretta Wipfi and John Schilter wed with large attendance and gifts. reception at Wipfi home followed by housekeeping at Schilter farm. Distinguished guests from several cities attend along with many locals.
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Altdore
Altdorf
C. J. Lau
Milwaukee
Red Cross
O. J. Leu
Casper
Henry Huser
Town Board of Review
Jackson School
John Arnold
Loretta Wipfi
John Schilter
Willitzer
Fittsville
Irena Wipili
Victoria Schilter
Isabel Schlig
Jost Schilter
Clarence Wipfl
Herman Viertal
FF. Wipdl
A. Schitter
John Glassard
Chehalis
Washington
Frank Schitter
Ione Joe
Irving
Louis Steiner
Minnia Taylor
Glenn Beatty
Bla Casey
Babcock
Frank Jelinek
Wibert
Francis
Clarence Wipiti
Minneapolis
Aug, Steiner
Alfred
Beyrolly
Mauston
Grand Rapids
Nekoosa
Space
September Morn comes to Daly's Theatre in Chicago
The Sealon road show presents September Morn at Daly's Theatre on Thursday night June 28 featuring William Moore and a cast of about fifty. Ruth Wilkins J J Patton Maud K Williams and Billy Murphy star in a tango and waltz filled musical comedy with stylish costumes and elaborate scenery. Tickets are available at Daly's Drug Store.
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LaSalle Opera House
Chicago
Daly’s
William Moore
Vega
Maud K. Williams
Ruth Wilkins
James Baker
J. J.,patton
Billy Murphy
Leslie Jones
Gaby Doslys
Argentina
Daly's
Strange Exchange Reveals Sensitive Uncle Figure
In a curio filled chat, Fred describes his rich old uncle as a human sensitive plant who shuts up when touched. Joe asks why, and Leach adds a wry remark about the apple of a fellow's eye, comparing it to a peach in tone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
Joe
Local Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Owen and Mrs. H. Wagner and Mrs. May Franklin of Grand Rapids spent Saturday afternoon at the P. Knuteson home. Mr. and Mrs. Chas Lundberg attended Wood County Training School graduation as Irene Lundberg was among the graduates. Mr. and Mrs. C. Nelson and Mrs. O. Larsen and Miss Pauline Rockated of Grand Rapids visited the Hanlon home Sunday. Miss Anna Paterson, studying in Grand Rapids, returned home Saturday for the summer. Neighbors surprised Mire and Mrs. James Johnson Sunday for a pleasant afternoon. Juile Mathews of Rudolph spent Sunday here. Mrs. J. Wagner and children of Camp Douglas are visiting the Knuteson home. Mrs. L. B. Margrey visiting relatives in Chicago.
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Chas. Philfeo
Grand Rapids
R. A. Wagers
Donald Baker
Nick Teatelle
Purvis
J. A. Jackson
Mr. Grunewald
Watertown
Mr. Friand
National Defense League Committee
T. W. Brazeau
Otto Roonius
W. J. Conway
Dr. Jackson
N. G. Ratelle
Geo. Rivers
Awd
Kujawa
Peter Akey
Leon Baughman
Helen Kujawa
Gladys Ratelle
Gertrude Platz
John Pita
Will Pitz
A. J. Kujawa
Chas
Innly
Waukashe
Ted VanHeuvel
Wast DePera
Kaukauna
Mary Ratello
DePora
Howard Aiey
Edgar
Charles DeLong
Mosinee
Jack Kujawa
Campian College
Prairie du Chien
O. Akey
Junction City
Frank Sharkey
Jim Case
Wausau
Martin Liptke
Arthur Clark
Clara Waterman
Pearl Clark
Gion Cooper
Ray Sharkey
Port Edwards
Emil Haumachita
W. A. Owen
H. Wagner
Hangon
Anna Paterson
Grand Reapids
Mire
James Johnson
Juike Mathews
Rudolph
J. Wagner
Camp Douglas
I. Fr Knuteson
L. B. Margrey
Chicago
Mrs Greene a Poor Health Case and Family Strain
A narrative portrays Mrs. Greene as chronically ill and dependent, shaping her husband into a devoted but enslaved figure. It contrasts her youthful past vigor with a modern shift to indolence as prosperity alters domestic roles, urging readers to pity the family yet stay wary of manipulation.
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Greenes
Mrs. Greene
Mrs Greene
Philosophy of a Soldier Quotation Circulates From Front Lines
A French journalist reportedly penned a terse wartime maxim about mobilization and risk. The piece traces a chain of choices from camp to the front, ending with the paradox that worry remains constant no matter the outcome.
Regulations Raise Mail Handling Standards At Post Office
Under June 8, post office officials issued a notice to patrons. Mail should use the highest denomination stamps for each piece and deliver to the addressed location unless a written order directs otherwise. The change aims to save government costs and reduce misdelivery by consolidating addresses to either residence or business. If mail previously delivered elsewhere arrives, it means no written order was left at the post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postomee
Postomee Department
Wome
Getor renamed for Carl Schurz a German gunboat
The vessel once interned at Honolulu and later taken over by the U S government is renamed in honor of Carl Schurz. A Prussian-born American Civil War major general and senator, Schurz helped shape republican government and civil rights, reflecting his prominence as a statesman.
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Honolulu
Carl Schurz
Prussia
Schurz
America
Lincoln
Stat Pnd
United States
Missouri
Mayes
Chippewa
Husky hobo asks for help as kind lady offers soap
A brief rustic exchange shows a hungry, needy man appealing for aid to a generous woman who hands him two bars of soap. A child quips a joke about lunch and luncheon, while a cautioned proverb about trust appears, ending with a note about a man and his dog.
Put Your War Time Economies Up To Us
A wartime appeal urges readers to choose Johnson & Hill Co Popular "Big Store" for all purchases. It stresses the store’s constant support under any condition and urges saner saving by buying everything there to help the masses.
Fragmented quotation about a couple at a monument
A garbled past tense exchange between a wife and husband discusses peace and quiet in heaven. The phrasing resembles an old obituary or monument tribute but remains unclear and fragmented.
Odious Comparison on Fashion Through Decades
A brief remark contrasts past and present fashion, noting that modern style mocks earlier women's clothing while admitting a changed opinion after reviewing old photographs of fashion figures from six decades ago. The exchange highlights evolving taste and self-awareness across generations.
Asphodelian Twobble Weighs Writing Two Books
The snippet shows Asphodelian Twobble considering writing two books while avoiding many calls. The dialogue hints at her focus and determination to concentrate on plot, with remarks from others about her seriousness.
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Asphodelian
Twobble
Election humor noted in chilly exchange between nations
A Russian statesman questions American ballots for rulers while an American quips that wives are not chosen by such ballots, highlighting a brisk, witty exchange about democratic voting and domestic sovereignty.
Insects in Flight Motion Study
A study of insect flight notes that wing beats share a common pattern. When flight begins, initial wing beats are smaller, then subsequent beats increase while the period stays nearly constant. Rate is controlled by wing inclination rather than speed, with fatigue and cold altering beat period.
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Aight
New Law Brings Jail Term for Paroled Drunkards
A recently enacted state law requires district attorneys to post punishing sentences for anyone who furnishes liquor to a paroled drunkenness offender. If a paroled individual is served with liquor, the law mandates a jail term upon conviction, with no option for fines.
Sale on Women and Misses Coats and Suits 95 Cents
One lot of women's and Misses' coats and suits offered at 95 cents each. The garments could be altered into good serviceable items for children, making this a practical clearance sale.
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Plover Road
Magdalen Fergen
Grand Rapide
Robert
Till
Walter
Plover
Peter Benson
John Fors
Id Ellis
Kellner
Alfred Benson
Peter Pergen
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Gertrude
Wenzel
L. Franks
Henry Hansen
Henry
Boorman
Ll. Franks
Peter Fergen
James
Isabelle
Mrs. Franks
John Walter
Winzel
Harry Gilman
Biron
Pleasant Bill
Seneca Road
Ea ‘Saratoga
OND
Little Willie
Johnson & Hill Co
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
Grand ‘Rapids
Red Cross War Fund
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Portale
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Mansfield-Hand
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