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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1917

Page

4

Thanksgiving in Navy Waters and War Era Doings

A wartime local digest notes a naval supply ship delivering Thanksgiving fare to destroyer crews, while Secretary McAdoo order liquidates enemy allied insurer firms except life companies. Mentioned are Grand Rapids shop purchases, military port controls, Red Cross stamps rules, and a speech by ex mayor Emil Sentet on socialism in Milwaukee with Loyal and Spencer meetings.

Suevetary Daniels Turkey Foreporn Normington Bros Why Save & Launder Grand Rapids M. Kaisher McAdoo Harrington Bund Ab Waco G. B. Warrington Dental Corps Red Cross Post Afiee Hollister Sexton Demon Drug Co Advil John Ti Turron Eix Emil Sentet Milwaukee Spenner

Walters verdict against Milwaukie Sentinel for libel

In Stevens Point circuit court, BA Walters wins a $4000 libel verdict against the Milwaukie Sentinel Company. Walters, a prominent doctor, was accused of lacking proper medical credentials and practicing as a quick doctor. The case remains undecided as motions for judgment and dismissal are heard, with potential appeals to the supreme court.

B.A. Walters Stevens Point Milwaukie Sentinel Sentinel Ours Ft Company Walters Steve Point Surene Court

Army to Call 14 000 National Guardsmen to Camp Grant

Big Gen L H Kennon, Camp Grant commander, says 14 000 National Army men selected will be sent to Camp Grant before Christmas. Officials asked that 1 percent from Wisconsin and northern Illinois be allowed to remain at home due to warm clothing and building needs. Completion of new buildings and large clothing stocks have accelerated plans, with the remaining quota to be called within weeks.

National Army Camp Grant Big L. ¥. Kennon Camp Grary Wisconsin Illinois Alse

French Fighter C. S. Faulkner to Speak in Grand Rapids

A Red Cross event hosts C. S. Faulkner, a veteran trench fighter, for a talk next Wednesday evening about equipment and service in France. Likely venue is City Hall or the armory, with Grand Rapids and Marshfield previously noted as honors.

Sean France Red Cross Joetaire City Hall Armory Grand Rapids Marshfield C. S. Faulkner

Wisconsin potato crop sets near record in 1927

The 1927 potato yield climbs to 114 bushels per acre for Wisconsin, totaling 36,400,000 bushels, as reported by the U S crop reporting service and Wisconsin Department of Agriculture. Langlade and Taylor counties lead per acre yields, while Portage and Waupaca counties top totals. National output reaches about 440,000,000 bushels with Wisconsin contributing a substantial share.

Wisconsin United States Wisconsin Department of Agriculture Langlade Taylor Portage Waupaca

Paper is Fined for Obscene Material in Federal Court

Sam Clark and C H Creckland publishers of Jim Jani Jems pleaded guilty in federal court to sending obscene matter through interstate commerce. They were fined 2500 dollars for Clark and 1000 dollars for Creckland.

Bismarck N. D Sam Clark C. H. Creckland Jim Jani Jems

Wisconsin State Banks Grow By 41 Million In Year

Wisconsin state banks show resources rising by 41.1 million dollars over the past year, the state banking department reports. The increase reflects growth in deposits and lending activity across multiple institutions in Madison and throughout the state.

Madison Wisconsin State Banking Department

Resistance at Plymouth: Gessert family fought officers

William Gessert and his two sons John and Benjamin resisted a raid at their Plymouth home as federal officers attempted arrest for obstructing the army service law. The clash lasted about 30 minutes with blows traded. Gessert was taken to Milwaukee, John to Fort Sheridan, and Benjamin briefly released.

Plymouth Wis William Gessert John Benjamin Father Gessert Mwaukee Fort Sheridan Hill United States William McCormick H. M. Kinig Federal Department of Justice Ed. O'Connell Marshal McCormick Service Gussert 1 Tolin Gessert

Wisconsin Leads in Vow Testing Associations

Wisconsin leads the United States with 84 vow testing associations, about 18 percent of the more than 460 statewide and national groups. The state has outpaced others as proponents organize early and robustly.

Wisconsin United States

Mrs B Baker to lead Marshfield Red Cross drive

Mrs R J Baker signs to head the work of women and girls in Marshfield during the Red Cross membership drive starting Sunday and continuing through Christmas. An unfavorable view of autocracy is noted with quotes attributed to Napoleon and a Minneapolis Journal urging America against war and tyranny.

R. J. Baker Marshfield Red Cross William Germany Napoleon Napoleon Bonaparte Europe Himgelf France Italy America Ponar Minneapolis Journal

University rescinds honorary degree for von Dernsteif

The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents voted unanimously to revoke the honorary Doctor of Iowa conferred in June 1910 on Count von Dernsteif, former German ambassador. The University Board of Visitors added a resolution condemning him as an enemy to America and society and called for removing his name from its institutions.

Count von Dernsteif University of Wisconsin Board of Regents Iowa University Board of Visitors von Bernstrol America Lumani

Wartime warning against spreading false news

A wartime note cautions that reporting false information about enemy actions such as the alleged German bombing of the Woolworth Building is a serious offense. It warns that spreading rumors can lead to severe punishment and urges telling the truth to prevent panic.

New York Woolworth

Military manpower figures from November report

In the United States forces on November 7 the army counted 7,815,000 men while the navy had 271,571. Of the total 2,087,301 personnel, about 1,460,000 volunteered for service.

United States Navy

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