Farm Loan Act Explained by Local Expert
Farm Loan Act details are outlined by Mr Musbach, head of the local experiment station, explaining farm loan board organization, district setup, and how farmers may obtain funding. The article covers eligibility, loan limits, terms, and the mutual farm loan association system, noting a first association in Burnett County and anticipated aid for growers in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fermers
FL. Musbach
Kkely
Mr. Musbach
American Bank Association
Congress
Dat
Tard
Farm Loan Board
Secretary of the Treasury
Charins B. Letuett
Kansas
George W. Norris
Penneytyemay William & A. Sith
Tuwa
Herbert Quick
West Virgina
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Land Bank
Federal Land l Org
Farm Loan Association
Bank Trust Company
Acigh
Federal Land Banks
Burnett County
Tadersl Farm Loan Board
The Boys of Company A Thankful Note
A Company A member asks The Times to publish a thank you note. The letter records gratitude to the Mayor and friends for a dinner check and good wishes that made Thanksgiving pleasant. It asks readers to extend holiday thanks to friends at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company A
the Times
Mail Destruction Delays Dep't Action and Damages Expected
A morning mishap at a railway depot left mail pouches scattered and damaged after sacks fell from a baggage car amid wind. The Soo Line now faces possible damages as mail destined for the post office may be delivered without safeguards. Weathered by regulations, carriers and depot proximity affect how mail is routed and claims may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Soo Line
Northwestern
Omaha
Northwestern Jon
Edgar Voters OK Bond To Pay Debts And Build Hall
Edgar residents approve a $10,000 bond to settle outstanding indebted fees and authorize $5,000 for construction of a new hall by a vote of 72 to 7. The measure funds village needs and expands public facilities.
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Edgar
Elks Honor Deceased Brethren at Marshfield Lodge
The Marshfield lodge 665 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks held its annual lodge of sorrow at the Presbyterian church. Rev. W. H. Ambrose led an invocation, Past State President Otto Roen delivered the address, and memorial rites honored departed members as the congregation joined in the Ode to the Almighty. Several members were named in the roll call, with musical numbers presented by Mrs. Wilson Rector and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lodge of Sorrow
Marshfield Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Presbyterian Church
Andrews
W.H. Ambrose
Bas
Otto R. Roen
Grand Rapids
Wilson Rector
Finney Sala
Isle of Somen
Indige
Peter Davie
Ty Miller
FW. Ward
Feed Worth
W. Wagner
Joseph More
Bri Corber
Walter Mason
Lou Prielich
GS. Vedder
Dro AL A
Tathron
W. A. Sexton
Homer C. Clark
4. Christianson
New Arrivals Chronicle Many Local Birth Notices
A sequence of birth notices dated late November lists births to numerous families including Mr. and Mrs. Audrey Brady a child born November 24 to Mr and Mrs Rank November 26 to Mr and Mrs Roe Gleffe November 25 to Mr and Mrs Bentaice November 2 to Mr and Mrs Wald Dik November 2 to Mr and Mrs Ernest Mroder November 28 to Mr and Mrs Art Migels November 28 a boy to Mr and Mrs Herman Beell on Friday a boy to Mr and Mrs Peter Blum Monday and a girl to Mr and Mrs Conmal Tollefson Menstay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Brady
Less Rank
Myre
R.oe Gleffe
Bentaiee
Herman Beell
Peter Blum
Conmal Tollefson Menstay
Doctor Budge Returns Home From Stone Lake
Dr W H Budge is back after three months away living in a cottage at Stone Lake. He recounts baking biscuits and roasting two ducks for his seventy fifth birthday on November 18. A planned dinner guest left to accompany a Chicago man needing an extra hunting license.
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Stone Lake
W. H. Budge
Chicago
Real Doings at San Antonio From a Soldier's Letter
A Soldier's letter from San Antonio describes rapid military buildup at Camp Wilson with new garages and warehouses for 100,000 men, trench warfare simulations, and daily aero practice near Camp Wilton. It notes the Second Regiment's notable operations and a forthcoming regimental review and photograph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Tex
Camp Wilson
Wiltons
Hoyle
Wisconsin
Ippi
Kansas
Virgina
Fort Sam Houston
Col. Lee
Selma
Nation
Gero
Camp Wilton
Soft Weather Deceptive Health Beliefs Explain December Mildness
The piece notes mild December days prompt people to shed coats and venture out, with sly humor about weather affecting illness. It jokes that doctors, undertakers, ambulance drivers, and hospital staff stay busy as a result of this behavior.
Assaults Wife 30 Days in County Jail
Edward Brady of Arpin is serving a thirty day sentence in Grand Raunds county jail by order of Justice Pomainville for assault and battery charged by his wife Hattie Brady. Constable Wittman of Arpin made the arrest.
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Edward Brady
Arpin
Grand Raunds
Justice of the Peace
Pomainville
Hattie Brady
Wittman of
Asylum Report Urges More Institutions Countywide
The Grand Rapids Tribune notes the asylum report recommends building several more asylums in different parts of the county. It argues that the prevailing trend is toward larger sums and paper rolls rather than improvements in care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monny
Grand Rapids Tribune
Letter From Capt Reigel on Thanksgiving Dinner Aid
A letter dated November 27 1916 from Captain Frank B Reigel of the Second Wisconsin Infantry thanks Marshfield Wisconsin Mayor A G Felker for a $175 donation toward a Thanksgiving dinner for Marshfield companies A and B serving at Camp Wilson Texas. Arrangements provide a real Thanksgiving at the Gunter Hotel with heartfelt appreciation for the donors and goodwill from Marshfield.
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Reigel
Marshfield Boys
San Antonio
Tex
A. G. Felker
Camp Wilson
Marshfield
Wis
Siri
Gunter Hotel
Frank B. Reigel
2Nd
Wisconsin Infantry
Reckless Driving Costs Money After Corner Collision
A crash at Chestnut and B streets involved a Weber Brothers torch deli car and a Kissel sedan driven by Day V Manon. Robert Schrader, Ford driver, was fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 14.54 dollars in Judge Wegener's court. Weber Brothers paid for repairs to Dr Mason’s car, and Schrader will work off the debt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chestnut
B Streets
Weber Brothers
Kissel
Day V. A
Webex
Dr. Mason
Ford
Ov Ae
A. G. Fetkar
Robert Schrader
C Street
Hugo Wegener
Weber Drog
Leonard Borofka obituary recalls German immigrant life in Eau Claire
Leonard Borofka a longtime Eau Claire resident died Saturday at 4 30 am at his home 312 West A street aged seventy four born in Suhmen Germany he emigrated to America in 1870 settling first in Wau before moving to Eau Claire in 1891 where he became terminal foreman for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway He was the first honorary member of the Eau Claire council of the Catholic Knights of America later known as Knights of Columbus He is survived by his widow four sons John William Frank Leonard Jr and a daughter Mrs John A Thomas all residing here except John in Fond du Lac Funeral services were held at St John s Catholic church with interment at a side cemetery Attending from out of town were John from Fond du Lac Mrs Thomas Groher of Fond du Lac and Mr and Mrs Mathew Kierschlaeger of Eau Claire
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Leonhant Borefka
West
Bors Nayerper
Suhmen
Germany
America
Wau
Muretfield
Beccome
Ca St
Omaha
Cherser
Eau Claire Council
Catholic Knights of America
Pranch No
John
William
Frank
Leonhard
Adalaide
John A. Thomas
Fond du Lac
Orienten
St. John's Catholic Church
Reveph F. Volz
Thomas Groher
Ford de Lac
Mathew Kierschlaeger
Ean Claire
Winningers Crowd Adler Theater With Secret Service Drama
A packed Adler theater in Manda fills to standing room for the Winningers first show of the run. Under Cover, a U S secret service drama, stars a large cast with new scenery and strong special ties. The company will swap bills nightly with matinees Saturday and Sunday, closing Sunday night. Mayor Hall of Green Bay ordered launch boards out.
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Winningers
Adler Theater Manda
Winninger
States Secret Service
Thanksgiving Dinner for Camp Wilson Second Wisconsin
Soldier letter from Marsh held Company A at Camp Wilson details a Thanksgiving feast at the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio with a full menu and concert by the Second Regiment band. Trucks ferried troops to town. meals featured turkey and classic trimmings amid flags. Reports of injuries are dismissed as exaggeration. a lengthy printed menu and roster accompany local portraits and a citizen soldiers poem.
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Wilson
Tex
Camp Wilson
Wisconsin
Gunter Hotel
Second Regiment
Kaiser Wilhelm
Lawohn
Marshfield Tan
Times Office
San Antonio
Company A
Thanksgiving Poem Earnest Tribute to Soldiers
A concise wartime era verse from Dan Morgan Smith praises soldiers from Wisconsin Infantry Company A and their friends in San Antonio and beyond. It thanks them for service, wishes cheer, and notes enduring friendship across Mexico and elsewhere as readers reflect on devotion and sacrifice.
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San Antone
Mexico
Buck
Dan Morgan Smith
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MR Musbach
Fea
Farm Loan Bank
Mutual and Co-operative
Lyman Howe
Man
H Howe
Focal
Dee
Trace
Leonard Borofka
Green Bay
Hea
Haa
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