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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1918
Page
3
A fragmentary report describes a court scene with references to prayers and supplication in a dim setting. The text mentions exiled individuals, a person named Resin, and a judge speaking about saving someone named Winn to the team of the goat.
Displaced Alaska residents rush toward the West creating a surge for steamship lines. Hundreds leave for points beyond the territory as White Horse loads with evacuees from Fairbanks and Yukon towns. Dawson and other Yukon towns depart while gas miners and others head to the outside. The Alaska and Yukon populations shrink sharply due to the exodus.
A St Louis area shipbuilding concern presents $45,000,000 in old line insurance policies to its employers. All workers from department heads to clerks receive $100 policies at no charge as long as they remain employed by the company.
The passage laments missing festive cheer as the boys are away on Christmas Day. It expresses longing to keep Christmas joy and songs, with memories of past gatherings and hopes to preserve the holiday spirit despite absence.
The record contains garbled text with unclear names and places. It mentions shared blessing, a possible reference to Ulristanis gifts, and a focus on a single value. The fragmented wording limits concrete facts or identifiable entities for robust summarization.
A hasty tribute by Charles Martel praises the Wisconsin sugar division of the U S Food Administration for its service in enforcing stay orders. The piece notes sugar hoarding concerns and outlines aims to ensure adequate supply for Allies, citing wartime tensions and distribution issues across months and regions.
Market tensions push some staples to lower levels under price list guidance. The Department of Agriculture and other agencies warn against anti competitive actions while monitoring wholesale pricing and consumer costs nationwide.
The U S Food Administration orders a two week suspension of train licenses for Oshkosh based firms after overcharges and careless compliance with food rules. Sugar shipments from Wisconsin to Chicago implicated, with enforcement actions split between Wisconsin and Illinois divisions.
The Food Administration sets maximum prices for staples in Wood County and prohibits certain 10 percent grover-combination sales. It notes brand and quality differences, a 20 percent cash discount, and a delivery charge of f cents. Public complaints and suggestions are directed to Food Administrator Box 607 cos, Marshfield, Wis. December 17, 1918.
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