Government Sets Price for Coal at Great Lakes Docks
The United States Fuel Administrator issues regulations fixing maximum prices for handling and sale of bituminous coal at Great Lakes docks. Rates include commissions of up to 2 cents per net ton for certain acts and a 26 cent per net ton profit limit for direct deliveries. Prices apply to coal from specific mines and docks with rail reship ment adjustments possible if freight rates change. Signed by H. A. Garfield and W. O. Pritzgerald.
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Stetall
Washington
United States
Vadd Quad
HOLT
Apnoinddng
Cred Lakes
Great Lakes
Heonkee
Cara
Dace Eas
Lake Michlwan
Lake Superior
Purchiusers Biryiage
Ainplun
Vila
Youghlowhony
Flismont
Creonsburg
Westmoreland
Sporn
Ohio
Look
Thacker, Enoyin
Omer
United States Railroadd Administration
Trict
Wabicon
Nel
Relati Cnal
H. A. Garfield
W. O. Pritzgerald
Wascongin
Fragmented OCR notes on October 1 1800s event and figures
An OCR fragment discusses a October event linked to Liberty Loran and a third Dean, with references to bones, a treasury denial, and details about a crepe and colony. It mentions Valdes, Tech, and Jonson among scattered names, but the text is garbled and lacks clear facts.
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Treasury
Negro soldiers in national army training and posts
About 157000 Negro soldiers serve in the National Army with 1000 officers in captain and lieutenant ranks. Some 250 colored officers are in the Medical and Dental Reserve Corps. The army will include two colored divisions across infantry, engineers, artillery, signals, medical, and service battalions. Negroes gain openings in Veterinary Corps. Registrants to be sent to schools for radio and electrical engineering, auto mechanics, blacksmithing, and motor operation training.
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National Army
Army
Armylury For American Army To Be Motorized
Motorization of field artillery will be carried to a greater extent in the American Army than in any other army in the war. The Ordnance Department has developed tractors so that all American artillery will be motorized except some 3 inch gun batteries. The output of tractors for field artillery is practically unlimited while horse supply is limited and dwindling.
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Armerican
Ordnance Department
Europe
United States
Netlsville man jailed after threats of harm and farm eviction
Fieldkowski owned a farm near Thorp and threatened to kill the person who wed on the farm. He drove three tenants off the property in an emulation of John Diels. Sheriff Mewett arrested him when his rifle was left behind. he awaits trial on charges of threatening great bodily harm.
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Netlsville
Julins Wieldkowski
Sherill Howett
Wieldkowski
Thorp
John Diels
Shovitz
Fieldkowski
Mewett
Licensing order for farm equipment firms in Marshfield
Mashfield Wisconsin June 19 1918 a ruling from County Federal Food Administrator St C Pors under President Wilson requires all firms involved in importing manufacturing storing and distributing farm equipment and supplies for food production to apply for a license by June 20 at the License Division Food Administration Washington DC Pors Marshfield Wisconsin district administrator announces the deadline details.
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Mashfield
Wisconsin
St. C. Pors
Wilson
Food Administration
Washington, D. C
Biron and area locals share news and travel notes
A clipped community column recounts visits to Junction City Grand Rapids and Merrill. It notes Biron Park’s 14 to 5 win over Port Edwards, players and families visiting relatives, Ford car purchases, trips to Rockford and the Dells, and preparations as several men ship to France. Lagter Tayome arrives in France, and Grant Babcock builds boats while local activity continues.
Unsatisfied Luxuries From Past, A Satiric Note
A historical quip warns critics who crave small luxuries that earlier generations endured parts of life without comforts such as sugar, coal, butter, tea, soap, umbrellas, and modern communications. The piece cites centuries of gradual domestic plenty before modern amenities.
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Toston Cilobe
First National Bank The Bank That Does Things for You
Local banking firm emphasizes customer service and practical financial solutions. The bank promotes accessible accounts and friendly staff while highlighting convenient services for individuals and businesses.
Grand Rapids Bachelor Seeks Wife After Cure Claim
A Grand Rapids bachelor, plagued by stomach and liver troubles since childhood, proclaims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cured him and expresses eager desire to marry. The ad asserts a simple preparation clears catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract, alleviating stomach and intestinal ailments including appendicitis, with a money-back guarantee.
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Mayr
Red Cross meeting forms Grand Rapids chapter branch
A Grand Rapids area Red Cross branch was organized at Mrs. P. H. Likes home with Mrs Kellogg of Grand Rapids chapter giving a talk. Twenty four members have joined from district No 6 including Town of Hansen and Town of Wood. Officers elected: Chairman Mrs P. F. Likes, Vice Chairman Mrs Chas Dawes, Secretary Mrs Peter Hanson.
Community Notes From Lange Hall Meetings and Local Visits
A lively Saturday at Lange’s hall featured Marshfield speakers Messrs. Jordan and Andrews discussing War Savings Stamps, with attentive listeners and gratitude to Mr. and Mrs. Gee. At the Presbyterian Sabbath school, Powell opened his home to the adult class, refreshments served. a strong business meeting followed. Arthur Akley of Phillips is visiting Henry Whitney’s home, and Miss Jean Whitney returned from Grand Rapids after an institute. Miss Margaret Lang takes a rest visiting Grin Con. A heat-related fatality at Mamm at Parks farm weighed heavy, the boy around 840 pounds. Edda Becker returned from Stevens Point after normal studies. Hazel Parks home after Stevens Point. parents and sister drove her home. Mrs. Cutler of Madison visits her son’s family and daughter, Mrs. John Parks. Atlie Goldie Cradd hosted by Mrs. Otto Meineike late last week. Herman Janty’s Marshfield registration, and John Lembourg hosted Oakley. Junior Red Cross met and started work. Spice family moved into the former dormitory residence. Grace Wills presided, Mr. Ashburn has moved into the former Livingston home. Louis Weinturter travels to Grand Rapids for an operation on the arm. Mrs. Ed Weinfurter and two children, with her mother, plan a visit to Luxemburg this week from Blenker.
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Lange's Hall
Marshfield
Jordan
Andrews
Gee. Powell
Presbyterian Sabbath School
Arthur Aakley
Phillips
Wis
Henry Whitney
Sherry
Jean Whitney
Grand Rapids
Institute
Margaret Lang
Grin Con
Mammat Parks Farm
Edda Becker
Stevens Point
Gir
Herman Janty
John Lembourg
Myr. Oakley
Red Cross
Saratoga Social Notes From South Dakota Visitors
Saratoga hosts a flurry of weekend visits and family gatherings. Pred Gukenberger and relatives from Stevens Point and Grand Rapids joined Mr and Mrs W Sheer, with numerous neighbors and friends dropping by homes around Saratoga. Local residents address travel, teaching plans, and home improvements as community life continues.
Ten Mile Creek community notices and upcoming events
The record notes a Children day program at the Methodist church raising 6.00 for the Red Cross. Social visits occur at Matthew and Lipsitz households. Saratoga Center visitors swam at Ten Mile Creek despite cold water and mosquitos. An auction foreclosure sale is scheduled for July 27 in Grand Rapids, with specific land descriptions and court details.
Rain потребуется as crops dry up in region
Mr and Mrs Richard Carlson and two children were Grand Rapids shoppers Wednesday Charles Duck visits Freeport Iowa for a week with hig harbor Frank Duel Chas Labrot and wife of Colburn were callers at the A Carlson home Friday Arthur Westly ill with pneumonia Dr Looze of Grand Rapids attending We hope he recovers soon Mrs Frank Bauer discharged from Riverview hospital Grand Rapids and home Monday Mr Labrot of Colburn bought a cow from C Carlson last week David Ramsey to hold a dance Saturday night at the old Sam Worthing place on Fourteen Mile Creek all invited June 29 There will be a big dance and celebration July 4 at W G Lords big music assured Andrew Carlson shopper in Hancock Harvie Evans and son George Grand Rapids shoppers Chil dren's Day program at Methodist church was well attended Red Cross collection Mrs Robt Holmes and Mrs Eugene Tracy Saratoga visited Israel Jero and Richard Carlson.
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Whelr
Peyrose Orchestraa of
Grand Rapids
Red Cross
John Mroz
Irene Morz
Wausau
Cazimir Moscicki
Milwaukee
Wilmer Larson
Rockford
Bernard Peterson
Chicago
Berg
Mabel Laurson
Anna Nordstrum
Port Edwards
Peter Moberg
John Sandwick
Cranmoor
8. Newman
M. Srunsteadt
Eric Crunsteadt
August Lundberg
Merrill
Chas. Jensen
Rudolph
Dave Anderson
Anderson
Celia. Heden
Grand Trapids
F. Kraus
Chilton
Hisse
Lindahl
Otto Krohn
Ie Matthew
Walter Matthews
Tesser
Burdite
Matthews
Glen Wilcott
Anna Gobies
Nick Brach
Matt Weber
Nekoosa
John Tesser
Kellner
Mr. Frank
River Bottoms
Lipsitz
Saratoga Center
Ten Nila Creek
Alice Engdahl
Radolph
Dagna Jensen
D. Lord
New Rome
Richard Carlson
Charles Duck
Freeport
Hig Harbor
Frank Duel
Chas. Labrot
Wifa
Colburn
A. Carlson
Arthur Westly
Dr. Looze
Frank Bauer
Riverview Hospital
C. Carlson
David Ramsey
Sam Worthing
Fourteen Mile Creek
W. G. Lord’s
Andrew Carlson
Hancock
Harvie Evans
George
Methodist Church
Red
Robt. Holmes
Eugene Tracy
Saratoga
Israel
For Sale Wagon parts and box with tires
Classified note offers a wagon with 3 inch skein ae wheels tires four inch, box with twelve sides fourteen inches. Inquire Matt and Wood Co for details and price.
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Sali
Matt & Wood Co
Solway Visitors Attend Leu Homes and Local Notices
Mr and Mrs Frank Smith of Solway Minnesota visited the Robert and O J Leu homes this week. Mrs Smith is a niece of the Leus. A party honored Laula Huser who left for Dakota Monday. Families from Wood and Fitts ville visited the Leu home. A schoolhouse meeting is set for Friday June 28 at 2 PM. Friday afternoon is proclaimed a state and national holiday with labor to cease. John Schister is appointed Weed Commissioner for Seneca town. Weed control urged. Town Board of Review met last Monday and Tuesday with a roughly ten percent town tax increase per state orders.
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Frank Smith
Solway
Minn
Robert
O. J. Leu
State Tax Commission
Meehan Community News and War Effort Updates
Mrs Josephine Terden visited Stevens Paint area and stayed with the Parks. Local residents and relatives gathered at Fred Fox’s, while Miss Edith plans to attend rural teachers training. Preaching, Sunday school, and an ice cream social for Red Cross are planned. Meehan youth serve in Tueropa, with roll call on Friday for war savings stamps. Orin Pike leads district drive to sign up residents.
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Josephine Terden
Stevens Paint
D. H. Parks
J. 4. Welds
Plainfield
Wil! Fields
Jennie Fox
Grand Rapids
Fred B. Fox
Edwin Parks
Wallih
Edith
Orin Pike
Uncle Sam
Dance at New Rome hall draws large crowd
Miss Florenct Bulgrin of Beloit visited relatives, as did Mrs John Davies and Mr Charley Pike among local guests. The New Rome hall dance Saturday night, with music by the Nekoosa orchestra, was well attended and deemed a fine time by attendees. William Patefield of Nekoosa and Nina Christenson of Grand Rapids visited the JF Patefield home Sunday. Mrs Charley Pike departed Monday for Beloit to visit her sister.
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William Patefield
Nekoosa
Nina Christenson
Grand Rapids
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Doctor addresses eye ear nose throat services
Fragmentary OCR lists medical services including eye ear nose throat care and X ray and chemical laboratory work. Mentions Dr Bartran and stomach and intestinal disease treatments with unclear spelling. Provides evidence of a medical clinic offering comprehensive diagnostic and treatment options.
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W. HW
Bartran
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