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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1918

Page

7

Allies Capture 36 000 Teutons in Picardy Drive

Allied forces report 36000 German prisoners and over 500 captured guns in Picardy as French and British advance between the Avre and Oise rivers. French gains reach Montdidier Roye and Noyon corridor with Marquivillers Grivillers Cambronne and Conny sur Matz taken. Lihons resistance fails on Maz line.

Picardy Paris Montdidier Marquivillers Roye Grivillers Montdidier-Roye War Office Avre Osse Wre Oise Noyon Cambronne Machmont Canthronne Montidller Conny-sur Matz Lassigny Utea

German Defenses Halt Allied Advance Near Noyon

Major General Graves aids in preserving material as German resistance centers on Noyon between Mantlerichter and Soissons. Germans pour reserves to hold the Noyon Ham road, while British and French forces pressure Lihons Veuvillers and Nesle Ham. Allied casualties stay light early, but fighting grows harsher with retreating enemy showing confusion. prisoners include generals and colonels from Von Hutier and Von Marwitz.

Noyon Mantcichter Soissons Alles Noyon-Ham Euns Roye-Noyon Nesle Ham Stawlinson Lihons Arca Veuvillers von Hutier von Marwitz Novon Thane von Huter Raye Lasslny Han Liiuleh Somme Mary Ole la Berbers Cury Moreuillaimotte Chevrincourt Arras Albert Kenia Flinders Chinlnes Bray Mennite Etinbem Franzerville Tihons Hall Station Parvilers L'Aschelle Armandcourt Tillaloy Park Roye- Sut Mats Marcus-Lamocte Samson and Machemont Oise

British and French Push Forward Near Somme Front

Allied forces press beyond old German lines as German retreat grows disorderly from Goyencourt to Thane heights. French cavalry harasses retreat while Australians and Canadians seize Chinlnes, with Bray looming as British advance continues toward the town despite stout resistance.

Hindenburgh Goyencourt Rove Montaicier

Big Hun Gun Is Silent

The long range gun that bombarded Paris for over four months has gone silent for two days. Authorities attribute the quiet to a French forward push toward Noyon and Guiscard, six and a half miles north of Noyon, where the advancing lines threaten the enemy positions.

Paris Noyon Guiscard

Detroit Gent Fare Sparks Riot in Detroit Transit Chaos

A Detroit incident arose when fare protests by trolley riders escalated into violence against conductors and motormen as city workers halted streetcars. The disturbance spread through several Detroit districts during the uprising, prompted by a new fare structure and resistance to payment.

Detroit Mich

Buried Money Found Near Deshler Neb Farm

While drilling a post hole on an Oregon trail era farm near the Little Blue River northeast of Deshler Nebraska William Berkman uncovered an old kettle containing coins. The finder declines to reveal amounts or denominations. The kettle and some coins were shown in town. The treasure is linked to a former owner named Jules who sold to Buttolo BI and Capt. Lute North and was killed by Indians. Traditon says Jules hid a large sum before the Indian raid. treasure seekers have searched decades without success.

Pioncer Oregon Trail Little Blue River Deshler Neb William Berkman Jules Butt Folo BI William Cody Lute North Tradltfoh Beckman

Year’s Four Food Bill of an Engineer at Berberton

D. D. Dickey, a factory engineer in Berberton, spent 58.28 for food in 1917, about 15 cents a day, working all year twelve hours four May six days a week and gaining two pounds. His meat and milk were rare, with fruit and baked dishes forming most meals.

D. D. Dickey Berberton Dickey

Germans Repulsed Along Vesle in Heavy Fighting

American forces beat back three German attacks along the Vesle in 24 hours. The fighting included hand to hand clash and machine gun fire, with 80 prisoners taken in a third counterattack. Allied observers note German digging and barbed wire across the front as they fortify trenches near Longueval and the Perles valley. Franco American heavy artillery shelled an old rock quarry cave near Longueval used as a hiding place, rendering it untenable.

France Vesle Ills Pismes Longueval Longueeval Perles Amaricang

Man Builds Bird Sanctuary on 1078 Acres in Michigan

In Marshall Michigan F A Stuart began a bird sanctuary project on 1914 and by 1916 had 1434 bird boxes arranged scientifically on his 1078 acre property. Thirty two months later 292 bird families inhabited the houses with many more nesting in trees and shrubs. Birds include martins bluebirds tree swallows wrens robins and phoebes. Regular inspections every 21 days tally occupied homes nests eggs and bird species. Houses are placed on posts gas pipes and at woodland edges.

Michigan F. A. Stuart Marshall Stuart

Letter Travels 11 Months From Fulton To Kiev Return

A letter from Alex Canter of Fulton Missouri destined for B Zairkow in Kiev Russia took eleven months to return to the United States after being marked as addressee not found. The case highlights postal delays and misrouted mail.

Alex Canter Fulton, Mo B. Zairkow Kiev Russia Canter Fust

U S Food Administration Sets Wood County Retail Limits

The Food Administration in Marshfield Wisconsin announces maximum consumer prices and ration rules for staples. Buyers, city and country, face per sale and monthly limits on flour sugar and substitutes with delivery charges and cash discounts noted. Officials urge public cooperation and report evasion of substitute rules to the County Food Administrator.

Food Administration Marshfield Wis City E. C. Pors. Co

Chronic Constipation Treated with Chamberlain’s Tablets

Chronic constipation is hard to cure but often solvable by taking Chamberlain’s Tablets and following the printed directions on each package. Many people reflect deeply on their health.

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