Badger State Happenings and War Casualties
A late 3 200 S A T C soldiers at the University of Wisconsin were discharged December 18. Wounded near war’s end, Lewick of Madison was treated after a bullet injury. A Montague man faces state charges and federal questioning for alleged violations of the Asano act. October influenza deaths in Wisconsin reached 2081 and pneumonia 625, with many influenza deaths attributed to pneumonia. Walter Anderson of Marinette was severely wounded on the war’s last day. Sol Levitin campaigns for state treasurer face Frank Andrews in the Republican contest. Racine may sell the Racing Willow Works for 1 017 500. The railroad commission values the plant higher, and the sale is pursued. Rev Mackey of Middleton is charged with supplying liquor to a 16 year old who died from exposure after leaving a Middleton railway station. District Attorney Harry Saulhoff leads the case.
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University of Wisconsin
Lewick
Madison
John ¢. Milles
Montague
Wisconsin
Walter Anderson
Mari‘“aette
Company 1
Wis
Evidente Witt
Marinette Boys
Olle Quale
Madisort
Sol Levitin
Thay
Long Jou" Mackey
Middleton
Krank Muculed
Suiliun
Harry Saulhoff
Mackey
Bol Tixie
Winnebago County
Bey Keepers’ Association
Ustkosh
Ih. L. McMurry
Bee Gustave
Federal Bureau of Canoniolacy
Kenosha
Hleape
Milwaukee
North Shore
Cours Sucre
Dens
Wissconsi Game Protection Association
Wilheim
A. T. Rassmussin
la Crosse
B. A. Crexsley
Louise Krueger
Rank
Withee
Clark County
Neillsville
John Reynolds
Green Bay
Kruegers
Runh
Stgle Assembly
Senate
Burka
Yeaver Dam
Beaver
Beaver Dam
Bawyer Dam
Congress
Albert Keck
Wausau
Riley
Peter Kiedrowski
United States
Frank P. O'Connor
United States District Court
Relief for irregular or delayed use Triumph Wills
Advertisement offers relief product guidance from the National Medical Institute Milwaukee Wis. Claims include de gendable use and refusal of drugstore sales. Provides address for free particulars with a date notation 12-4-1-19.
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National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Wis
Croup Remedy Praised By Frankfort Mother
Mrs Edward Hassett of Frankfort New York extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy for croup noting rapid relief for her child attacks. She emphasizes it contains no opium or narcotic and can be given to a child as confidently as to an adult.
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Chamberlain
Edward Hassett
Frankfort
N.Y
Prosecutor Eyes Manslaughter Charge in Boy Death Case
The prosecutor seeks manslaughter against Mackey despite a coroner jury finding no blame. The report covers local hearings, political indictments, and a range of court actions, including arrests for disloyal remarks and impersonation of a federal officer.
Optimist Always Wins in Hard Times
A reflective note extols optimism as a lifelong habit. It argues that those who keep a positive mood amid adversity are highly educated in resilience and mindset, turning misfortune into constructive attitude.
Hoover reports no definite food program yet
After a week in Europe Hoover cables that no final food plan exists while arranging 270000 tons of food for urgent needs. The first ship is near Gibraltar en route to southern Europe as Allied shipping, finances and organization negotiations continue. The liberated territories press for aid and Hoover urges voluntary cooperation over enforcement.
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Hoover
Europe
Mio
Gibraltar
United States
Relief ships to Belgium freed from safe conducts
Ships chartered by the Commission for Relief in Belgium will no longer need safe conducts to avoid attack. German policy allows food and clothing vessels to travel unmolested in European waters, ensuring delivery to Belgium refugees amid wartime dangers.
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Commission For Relief
Belgium
Wisconsin Leads 1918 Pea Pack Rise Across Nation
The 1918 pea pack in Wisconsin rose by about 1.6 million cases year over year. National production reached 1,010,898,222 cases with each case containing 24 two can portions. Several states saw declines including Utah and New Jersey plus Delaware, while Michigan and California reported smaller losses and shifts in output.
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Wisconsin
Utah
Revoke of Buyer of State Butter License Issued
The license of Charles EB. Davis of Philadelphia is revoked by the U S Food Administration for buying butter from Wisconsin creameries. Wisconsin Food Administrator Magnus Swenson warns dairy traders in the state not to ship to Davis or his buyers.
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Charles EB. Davis
Wisconsin
U. S. Food Administration
Magnus Swenson
No Grading of Potatoes Rules Revoked After December 10
The Food Administration for Wisconsin announces that licensing rules on potato shipping and all related vegetable distribution controls have been rescinded. Koffman Feed Company faces action for excessive sales, while Gould Wells and Blackburn of Madison Bray of TL 2 Brown Madison are offered closure for profiteering. The division recommends a $350 contribution to the United War Works campaign.
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Pood Administration
Wisconsin
Koffman Feed Company
On Tive
8. Food Administration
United War Works Campaign
Gould, Wells, and
Blackburn
Matison
Prodeco
Food Bray
TL 2
Brown
Madison
United Sates Food Administration
TWO STAGES OF PEACE MEET
London reports from a diplomatic source say peace talks will unfold in two stages. The first will focus on demobilization and reconstruction, while the second will address broader European settlement and security arrangements. Names of missing and returned service members from Wisconsin are listed among hospital and duty updates.
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London
Carl Erickson
Nyse
Wis
Wisconsin
Bergt
David H. Lamphere
la Crosas
George Fellows
Algoma
William H Harracn
la Croaze
Unlawful To Kill These Birds Under Federal Rules
Regulations under the Federal migratory bird treaty act forbid killing at any time across the United States of a long list of birds including barn tailed pigeons common ground doves wood ducks bobolinks nuthatches warblers swifts thrushes kinglets meadow larks and many seabirds and shorebirds. The statute also covers insects feeding birds and several special cases such as black bodied plovers wilson snipe and jacksnipe.
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United States
Word pledge drive and loan offer urged before deadline
A dated civic appeal invites readers to redeem a W.5. S. pledge before Sept 1918. It promotes lending money to Uncle Sant by buying W.38. S. to earn higher interest than banks offer, presenting a community finance option.
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Uncle Sant
W. 38. S
Few Escape Cough Remedy Ad Baffles Winter Ills
The excerpt notes that few escape winter ills and a single, quick remedy may aid many. It mentions Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as an observed option for relief during cold months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Remedy Proven for Coughs and Colds in Families
Firelions with each bottle and you are likely to be one of the fortunate ones. The worth and merit of this remedy has been fully proven. Many families have long used it for years when troubled with a cough or cold, and with the best results.
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Richfield Street
Sixth Street
American National Bank
S. S
W. P. Cruckley
Marshfield
Tel
Lindsey
Geo
H. Welton
A. Beeinhyen
John Seubert
Croup
Mrs. Lloyd George
Mes
Lloyd George
Angsbeed
Wales
New York
Kestel Bros. Co
Dee
Set
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Boudoir
Ivory
Kodaks
W. A. Liese
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