War Exhibit Train Arrives Here on April Twenty Ninth
A traveling war exhibit train will visit our area on April 29 to showcase implements of warfare and educate the public. Operated by the Liberty Loan committee of the Seventeenth Federal Reserve district, the display aims to spark interest in the Victory Loan drive and follows earlier success during the Fourth Liberty Loan campaign.
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Reading
Liberty Loan Committee
Seyexith Pectoral Reserve District
Soissons
Uncle Sam
America
Bravast Sons
Vitory
Ex-Gay Speaker to Highlight Law Enforcement Meet
Frank B. Willis of Ohio will address a noon luncheon at the Presbyterian church on Thursday. His talk titled Law Enforcement and the Commonwealth aims to spark local interest in enforcement and bill 304A now before the Wisconsin assembly, amid calls to unite Americans in a time of reconstruction and Americanization. The event invites business, professional and workmen attendees to a complimentary luncheon.
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Frank B. Willis
Ohio
Presbyterian Church
Law
Commonwealth
Madison
Europe
Wisconsin
Dentists of Marshfield Pause Saturday Afternoons
We the undersigned dentists of Marshfield will close our offices on Saturday afternoons during May June July August September and October. W. T. Pond W. A. Lind D. A. Knnlans W. S. Heaton H. d. Loveland R. A. Riche G. E Harrington.
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Marshfield
W. T. Pond
W. A. Lind
D. A. Knnlans
W.S. Heaton
H.d. Loveland
R.A. Riche
G. E Harrington
Blind Chicago Bride Recovers Sight Days After Wedding
A blind girl in Chicago married and regained her sight a few days later, described by the Weyauwega Chronicle as a remarkable eye opener for the couple and community.
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Chicago
Weyauwega Chronicle
Housekeeping in Khaki notes army weight gain
The April Red Cross magazine reports the American army has gained 18 000 tons since overseas deployment and each soldier is about twelve pounds heavier. It credits food flow to training camps and France, plus the quartermaster corps, for lowering disease deaths to eight per thousand, praising cooks, bedmakers, and clothing designers as key to a healthier force.
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Red Cross Magazine
Housekeeping
France
Quartermaster's Corps
Baker
M. Hayes
League of the Service Star Is Now Being Formed
Indianapolis announces the formation of the League of the Service Star, a national organization uniting war mothers societies to connect women with immediate wartime relatives. Indiana war mothers support the movement, aligning with other state groups to foster the initiative.
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League of the Service Star
Indianapolis
Ind
League
Service Star
Mondas
Indiana War Mothers
Record-High Discharge and Real Estate Filing Surge
Register of Deeds Henry Ebler reports the past week as the busiest in office history with four days handling 110 papers, about 28 per day. Most were real estate filings, plus soldiers filing discharges. about 95 discharges filed so far. A loose real book form with printed discharge forms aided the process.
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Register of Deeds
Henry Ebler
Grand Rapids Tribune
Rapids Papermakers End First Labor Dispute In History
Differences between Grand Rapids papermakers and Consolidated Power and Paper Company were settled after a week long dispute over union affiliation. Workers returned to their mills on Thursday afternoon, ending a potential walkout with broad significance for the city.
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Grand Rapids
Consolidated Power and Paper Company
Mead
Paper Company
Rapids
Garnishee summons in Marshfield court case 1929
Winona Oil Company is notified of a garnishment against it in Marshfield Municipal Court in favor of Louis Trossen for 123.13 dollars plus interest from February 1, 1919. The defendant must appear May 9, 1919, or a judgment will be rendered and property sold to satisfy the debt. The document closes with a quoted aphorism about making mistakes.
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Winona
Oil Company
Louis Trassen
HR. E. Andrews
Marshfield
Marshfield Council Adopts Election Canvass Report After Adjourned Session
Regular meeting of Marshfield Wisconsin city council held April 1 1919 failed for lack of quorum. April 2 adjourned session opened with mayoral oversight and a canvassing committee appointed to tally municipal election results from April 1 1919. Committee presented votes by ward for city clerk municipal judge justice of the peace and aldermen with totals and elected officers listed including John Seubert R E Andrews Charles Hahn Joseph Rebstock Edward Dumas John A Thomas John P Ler and John Juno among others. Motion to accept report carried. A Judiciary Committee resolution proposed regarding a claim related to an Industrial Commission award against Guardian Casualty and Guaranty Co. was tabled.
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Commany Council
Marshfield
Wood County
Wisconsin
John Seubert
Commn
Counsil
Kalsched
Biehe
Gugkenberger
Dumas
Campbell
Kirschner
Tree Adler
Hastings
Juno
Eiche
Guckenberger
Jos. A.schindler
T Totet
Jae
P. J. Schaefer
B. Edwards
Hugo Werener
Joseph Rebstock
Martin Bey
Edward Dumas
R. Gonnor
Niels Johnson
John A. Thomas
Fred Kohl
Ed. Halle
Hamilton Roddis
Fudre
John Juno
S Igned
R. ©. Hastings
Geo. A. Campbell
H.C. Fiche
Industrial Commission
Nick Zeimer
Guardian Casualty and Guaranty Co
Wisconsin Claimants Hire Attorney for City Investigation
The Mayor and City Clerk are authorized to join with other Wisconsin claimants in employing Hon. A. W. Kopp of Platteville to investigate the conditions and pursue action against the company. This moves to consolidate efforts with state-wide claimants seeking redress.
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Wisconsin
A. W. Kopp
Platteville, Wis
Condi
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Louis Trossen
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Marshfield Lodge
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Eagles Club
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