Warning on fake income tax experts in Madison
The Internal Revenue Bureau warns Madison residents about fraudulent income tax experts. Commissioner Daniel C. Roper cites former temporary government workers and diploma mill advisors as lacking training. The bureau offers free advisory service at collector offices to help taxpayers file returns and get accurate information. Banks and trust companies will again cooperate to provide authentic tax guidance nationwide.
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Madison
Wis
Internal Revenue Bureau
Williams
Daniel C. Roper
Pure Bred Sire Campaign Moves In Wood County
The Pure Bred Sure Campaign pushes in Wood County with twelve pure bred bulls placed since December first, plus one pair bred and four man c heifers. Bankers back the effort. cards promote pure bred use to raise dairy incomes. A cow and sire census is underway via schools and the county superintendent, aiming for completion by mid February to guide future efforts. W. W. Clark, Emergency Demonstration Agent.
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Wood County
W. W. Clark
Knitting for Soldiers Near End Amid Ties of Fashion
Readable text notes knitting for soldiers is nearly finished while popular men fear being perceived as behind in fashion due to embroidered neckties. The fragment hints at social concern over attire as war effort nears completion.
Munich dancing amid wartime unrest in Wood County court scene
Circuit Court in Wood County reports Munich dancing described amid war weariness and crowded streets. The article notes propaganda like flags and economic strain, with restaurants open, beer served, and paper ephemera era signs. A Wisconsin summons to the defendant in a civil action follows, with attorneys listed and address in Marshfield.
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Munich
Byers
Coe Licks
Volly
Areel
State OF
Wisconsin
Williams
Marshfield
Wood County
Richfield Notes From Richfield Camp and Visits
Rex Knaptow returns home from Oge ma on sick list. A Willett visits Oscar Ward and George Kickland. Beatrica Burhopp Carel Thomas and Ruby Deiter spent weekend at home front Grand Rapids. Ernest and Daisy Adams of Chand Rapids at George Kohl home recently. George Plank did business in Arnin Friday. Mra M J Wood visited sister Mrs Stuck at Nasonville. Lenhert family Ebbe visiting John Sutton and Frank Belton. Several ministers at MBE Church Friday afternoon. Dinner served before services. Thomas Harshner and Roy Pinney did business at Stratford. Mrs George Plank entertaining sister from Arvin. Charles Ewer went to Nasonville Sunday. Fred Reder and family visited Nasonville Sunday. Next Richfield Aid Society meeting with John Batten February 22.
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Rex Knaptow
Ogema
A. Willett
Oscar Ward
George Kickland
Beatrica Burhopp
Carel Thomas
Ruby Deiter
Jrand Rapids
Ernest
Daisy Adams
Chand Rapids
George Kohl
George Plank
Arnin
Ed. Lenhert
Ebbe
John. Sutton
Frank Belton
MBE
Thomas Harshner
Roy Pinney
Stratford
Arvin
Charles Ewer
Nasonville
Fred Reder
The
Richfield
Local News Brief from Bakerville and Surrounding Areas
Michels and Elizabeth Weis remain in hospital slowly recovering. Mrs. Will Nicholas and McMillan children visited Charles Zinthefer's home on Sunday. Residents attended a party at Rock last Wednesday. Lavis Kasberger operated a saw on Saturday with Ernest Liebe's machine. Emil Molt has returned from the hospital. Mrs. Frank Gleichsner and her child spent several days at Hewitt with George Sneider.
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Michels
Elizabeth Weis
Will Nicholas
McMillan
Charles Zinthefer
Rock
Lavis Kasberger
Wadl
Ernest Liebe
Emil Molt
Frank Gleichsner
Little Gon
Hewitt
George Sneider
Arthur Ratzloff Arpin Receives Honorable Army Discharge
Returned serviceman Arthur Ratzloff Arpin received an honorable discharge and returned home last week. The community notes many local movements and visits including Mrs. John Moffatt hosting Presbyterian Ladies Aid, Frank Imhoff and daughters visiting Hudson relatives, and Bertha Cook marrying Henry Yerkee at his home before a Minneapolis visit.
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Arthur Ratzloff
Army
Sorvive
F.C. King
John Nima
Fred Strauss
Albert Holmes
Hudson
Appin
Bertha Cook
Henry Yerkee
Yerke
Minneapolis
Frank Vavin
Local notes on residents and social visits
Earl Winebrenner from Fond du Lac visited Lawrence House and shared news from Camp Hancock Ga his brother Cheater is improving Grand crowd greeted the arrival with cowbells guns and noise at Honey Yorks home last Wednesday evening Mrs Alfred Miley and children returned from Neenah Lawrence House traveled to Fond du Lac last Saturday Morris Cohen of Midyaukon visited Arnin last weekend
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Milwaukee
Earl Winebrenner
Fond du
Morris Cohen
Midyaukon
Arnin
Western Stars thrills in auto race film at Allee theater
Dustin Farnum stars in The Light of Western Stars an action packed feature at the Allee theater for two days opening Wednesday February first. The tale follows a wife's perilous bid to save her husband in a perilous hundred mile dash across treacherous terrain with peril from an advancing execution and perilous car stunts.
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Weserk
Sageheush Js
Dustin Farnum
Zang Grey
West
Finstead
Dustin Farnant Fiing
Allee
Pure Bred Sire Campaign Plans in Wood County
Arpin leads the effort organizing across school districts for a cattle sire drive. At a Dairyman's State Bank meeting a town chairman and district reps set plans to recruit more men to assist teachers in outreach. A Feb 10 meeting in Arpin will report progress and future actions, with Hansen and Senova forming committees for upcoming sessions.
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Arpin
Dairyman’s State Bank
Arpin Jas
Tehruar Qoth
Hansen
Senova
W. W. Clark
Capitol at Washington Heats With Hot Air Mystery
A house builder asks about a large test building heated by hot air. The known example is the Capitol at Washington, noted for its expansive air heating. The query centers on identifying the world’s largest structure heated by hot air and its operational details.
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Capitol
Washington
Almost Entire Family Wiped Out by War Chronicle
Teavenworth Kansas reports the Baldwin family of Company GO at the Soldiers' home near town faced heavy losses in war. A letter states the third son died of pneumonia at Cap Winston, two other sons killed in action in France, and two daughters serving overseas as Red Cross nurses with one wounded by shrapnel.
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Teavenworth
Kan
Sergr
Wile Lian O. Baldwin
Company GO
America
Pneumona
Cap Winston
Drrance
Red Cross
Increase in number of tramps reported
A report notes a rise in the number of tramps, possibly resulting from attempts to recruit for work. The snippet suggests more people roaming seeking employment opportunities amid unclear local conditions. The phrasing is fragmentary and lacks full context.
Dreadful Cough Cured with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Ars I W Olsen of Marville Missouri reports his two year old son Jean suffered a severe cold and dreadful cough. After trying many medicines, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy relieved the cough immediately and cured the child after one bottle. The parent calls it fine for children.
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Ars. I. W. Olsen
Marville
Jean
Chamberlain
Getting Rid of Colds Proved Methods Warn Against Relapse
A summary advises bed rest for middle aged or older adults to fully recover from a cold. It notes repeated illness risk if returning to activity too soon and recommends staying in bed three days at the start to avoid a longer confinement later.
Patriot asks if he must stand up in bed for Star Spangled Banner
A reader inquires whether a midnight playing of the Star Spangled Banner by neighbors requires him to stand. The note seeks guidance on etiquette and courtesy for quiet residential hours.
Girls Welcome Soldiers Back With Ice Cream Outings
Local girls plan welcoming activities for returning soldiers by inviting them to ice cream parlors and picture shows as part of a small town social effort.
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Dustin
Picture Theatre OF America
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Roxetve
Torrie
Tmperiel
von Terding
Buvatian Courier
Carl Radloff
Alma Radlof
Mra
M. J. Wood
Mrs. Stuck
Bakerville
Cliff “Bluett
Grand Rapids
A. F. Roehrig
A. Vander Walle
Adler Theatre
Zane Grey
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