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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1919
Page
12
Carter Glass announces the Victory Liberty loan offering to the public on April 22. It will total 4.5 billion dollars in two series of notes at 4.5 and 3 percent interest, with redemption options and tax distinctions. Subscriptions up to 10,000 dollars will be allotted in full, and oversubscription is not allowed.
The Adler theater will be dark on Good Friday. The Easter program on the Adler bill features Clara Kimball Young in The House of Glass along with comedy and Pathe news, promising an enjoyable evening. Marie Normand appears at the Trio Saturday in The Pest, with a Mack Sennett comedy also shown. A novelty Balloon Ball and dancing display are planned Friday. The Trio hosts William Hart in The Breed of Men next Monday and Tuesday. City affairs note a ten day layoff for City Clerk John Seubert and local property exchanges. A six o’clock dinner for Marshfield Royal Arch Masons is set April 22 with work in the M M degree to follow. Internal Revenue filings deadlines are May 15, with penalties for late returns.
The United States announces oversubscription rules and full allotment up to 10000, with two series dated May 20 1919 bearing interest semiannually and maturing May 20 1928. Redeemable before maturity on June 15 or December 15 1923 at par. interest due December 15 1919 and every June 25 and December 15 thereafter.
Richfield recounts Nick Henseler selling the cheese factory in East Rock to a party from Edgar with unclear location plans. Martin Fjelstad moved his family to Barney Severson’s last week. FR E Miner was seriously ill Wednesday in Marshfield and hospitalized but slightly improving. Mrs E E Noble has recovered from flu and is able to be active. Mrs H L Brooks returned Saturday from two weeks in Stevens Point visiting her sister.
Tohn Payne shipped eighty swarms of bees to his brother Aaron Davis in Chicago. Mrs Louis Robinson visits Chicago with her sons Thomas and family. Lon Johnson visits sister Mrs Vern Davis and others. Walter Knapton returns to Marshland after ten days with relatives. W W Clark talks dairy breeders in advanced registry. Clara Fisher visits neighbors. Richfield Ladies Aid to meet April 28 with Mrs Frank Merrill. Elsa Walters raises funds for a French orphan at district No 7 schoolhouse. Miss Elsa Walters social event supported the orphan fund. Mrs Ch Ewer in poor health under doctor care. Mrs Melvin Manney and Ohio visitors at Carl Loudthke home. John Peters welcomes newborn grandson Art Ever Friday. Rex Knapton returns from Tomahawk. Oscar Mathson family to occupy vacated house.
Miss Irene Schaefer left for Rozeliville this week to spend Waster. Robert and Clara Ott were confirmed at the Lutheran church in Marshfield on Palm Sunday. Mrs. Will Goldbach attended church for the first time since influenza illness. A Thursday storm damaged Valmo Beauchaine’s property with lightning striking a basement barn and four cattle killed. Miss Dix of Rock town works for Geo Gexserts. Mrs. Otto Knorr was taken to St. Joseph’s hospital.
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