Yuletide Quietness in Marshfield Amid War Front Shadow
Marshfield observed a sober Christmas as war realities touched home. The 127th Infantry and other units from the area prepared to go overseas, families faced empty chairs, yet community spirit showed through Christmas donations of 5000 pounds of goodies to troops and strong Red Cross activity. Citizens expressed patriotism and hope for democracy abroad and at home.
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Marshfield
127Th
Company K
Marstefield
Vier
Waco
Red Cross
Europe
America
Three Deliveries a Day at Marshfield Delivers
The Marshfield Delivers company cuts deliveries to three per day replacing four. Groceries must be ordered before 8:00 AM and 3:00 PM, with the change urged to save energy and labor. Local milkmen in Columbus, Wis reduce milk price from 0¢ to te a quart.
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Marshfield
Aleco
Will Senglenty
Columbus
Wis
Red Cross protest speech leads to arraignment in city
A man named Furstenburg faced a Monday court appearance over remarks against the Red Cross and local business leaders during a Red Cross membership drive. He allegedly admitted making defamatory statements and agreed to pay costs, aiming to show loyalty by printing an apology and purchasing a Liberty membership in the Red Cross.
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Americas Red Cross
Council of Defense
Red Grass
Charles M. Pers
Camesign
Li Plant Et Ouie Dehnson
Conthon
Coyle
Toopay
Jemaeun
Dora
David Furstenburg
Ted Chase
Teri Heise
Abbot Ssa
Muretenburg
Red Cross
M Wne
Murcipal Jude Re
E. Andrews
May Furstenburg
Ierec
Vity
Gorry
Neillsville Defeats M. H. S. Basketeers
Neillsville High School upset the M. H. S. Basketeers 21 to 1 in a hard fought game. Neillsville led from the start, Marshfield’s team showed improvement, and a strong free throw shooter clinched the win for Neillsville. The preliminary game featured Home Gas members with Flying Specials winning and Artie Sean impressing at guard. The next game is slated after the holidays in January.
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Neillsville High School
M. OH
Neilsville
Ars
Marshficki
Cranton
Neillsville
Neillevil
Flying Specials
Alber
Soldiers to Vote by Mail in Madison Wisconsin
Madison soldiers may cast ballots by mail after the attorney general ruled the method valid on appeal from the secretary of state. The note alongside discusses U S gasoline production rising from 35 million to 76 million barrels over two years since 1914.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Hull
United States
Boiler explosion injures worker at local heating plant
An explosion at a Beating heating plant on Second street sent steam and debris into a workspace injuring an employee later treated at St Joseph's hospital. Windows shattered and a large hole opened above the boiler as the scene drew emergency attention. Only Mac Shanks was nearby when the blast occurred amid scattered confusion.
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Second Street
Marakfield
Wal
Tim Hew
Voudder
Vedder
St. Josepl's Hospital
Tagurel
Mac Shanks
City Hall A Busy Place On Quiet Days
City hall sees a steady flow of visitors as officials answer questions and residents seek guidance. The busy scene continues through the day with clerks handling inquiries while others study holiday mail and brochures. Registration in Wood County totals 2926 per local party records.
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Aml
Tesu Ulu
Est Ofien
Wood County
Venison Supper Delights Camp MacArthur Troops
December 19 at Camp MacArthur Waco Texas, soldiers gathered for a venison supper. Deer arrived in good condition except two meatless portions. First Lieut. Fred Rhyner says it was one of the best meals since arriving in the South. Menu hailed as a kingly feast, likely to elicit Kaiser envy.
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Camp MacArthur
Waco
Texas
Frank Tt. Reigel
Fred Rhyner
127Th Infantry
M South
Annual Meeting Aims at Central Wisconsin Pair Gnavelation
The notice outlines an annual gathering to be held January with two oeluels on the same day. Also on the schedule is a Weed County Breeders association meeting named by organizers.
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Wisconsin
Weed County Breeders! Association
Armory to be Scene of Big Doings on New Year’s Eve
The Home Guards ball at Armory Hall on Monday evening December 31 promises lavish electric scenery, dance numbers, and safety features. Proceeds benefit Company A men, and local members have prepared a grand New Year’s Eve event with plans to rival city celebrations.
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Armory
Home Guards
Amory Hall
Company A
Legal Homes Guards
al Davierrs
Erra i
Sound Regiment
Odors Rise At Feasting In Tent Of Second Squad
In a dim tent of Company A, 127th Infantry, aromas from a shared feast filled the air as soldiers gathered around a bundle. Linburger scent and caraway bread accompanied the gathering as laughter and quiet excitement spread through the second squad.
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127Th Infantry
State Guards to Get Uniforms in Milwaukee Meeting
The Tome Goats will receive new uniforms to be issued to all 40 companies with 63 new units. Blue uniforms in khaki likeness will be used for emergencies and state service, with public training camps postponed due to cost. Drill meetings were announced and officers, including Captain Otto Mexer and Lieuts Huerk and Hasson, attended.
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Milwaukee
Otto Mexer
Huerk
Hasson
Cue Douglas
Prinry J
Agai
Marius Companies
Ito Camp
More Trouble for the Groom in New Year License Delays
The article outlines heavy delays and extensive paperwork for marriage licenses. It notes multiple forms, including a record of the groom’s past marriages and divorces, and separate documents for the register of vital ties and the ministry. The process requires several blank sheets and prior license issuance paperwork.
The Long Night Passes and the Short Day
Friday night marked the year's longest night and Saturday the shortest day. The old weather prophet notes days grow longer as winter ends, with daylight appearing earlier after December 22. The change comes slowly, increasing daylight and labor hours while reducing lighting bills as winter recedes.
Alumni Banquet and Dance at Eagles Hall
Marshfield High School Alumni association hosts a banquet on Thursday December 27 at 6 30 PM at Eagles hall. Many former members are expected to attend followed by a dance. Organizers urge all city members to be present to support a successful event.
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Marshfield High School Alumni Association
Eagles Hall
Christmas Red Cross Drive Surpasses City Efforts
Marshfield leads county in a Christmas Red Cross membership drive directed by Charles M. Pors, reporting about 200 new members by Wednesday. Several towns, including Lincoln, Lameren, Richfield, Rovk, and Auburndale, contributed, with Grand Rapids later joining to reach the county quota. The campaign runs through New Year’s, projecting strong support from business, manufacturing, and residential sectors.
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Red Cruse
Charles M. Pors
Marshfield
Monda Mi
Lincoln
Lameren
Ty Agypin
Las
Richfield
Rovk
Auburndale
Grand Rapids
Rester Cn
Bowlers Receive Their Xmas Prizes At Eagles League
Bowlers who have played over 60 percent of season games at the Eagles alley win prizes donated by city merchants. First prize Parker Fountain Pen from Sexton-Demeren Drug. second prize £4.40 Stetson hat from Has selbalch-Mack. third prize £4 box of cigars from Palm Garden Café. fourth prize $4.50 groceries from Weber Bross. fifth prize $8 box of chocolates from C. W. Hart's. sixth prize $2.50 goose from Seheide & Fitzgerald. seventh prize $2 dry cleaning from Oscar Lange. eighth prize $2 Christmas cake from Wright Bakery. ninth prize $2 safety item from S. Sheerin Hardware. tenth prize $1 barbering from Oscar Lange.
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Eagles Alley
Parker Fountain Pen
Sexton-Demeren Drug Company
Stetson Hat
Hasselbalch-Mack Company
Palm Garden Cate Company
Weber Bross
C. W. Hart’s Market Ant
Seheide & Fitzgerald
Wright Bakery
S. Sheerin Hardware Company
Oscar Lange
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Herman Kuathe
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