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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1918

Page

4

Leave It to an Irishman, a Humorous Immigrant Tale

An Irish justice of the peace in Northern Minnesota lacks English fluency yet performs marriages using a handwritten formula. Misunderstood rituals, a native audience, and comic miscommunication culminate as he solemnly proclaims two Scandinavian immigrants husband and wife with a straw hat as props, amid the woodland setting.

Minnesota Ah Drishman Ian Uusting Marie Trishman Susie

War Separates Former Marshfield Pastor From Bride

A World War II era piece describes the separation of the Rev. Sibson from his bride, detailing his overland journey to England and the dangers of wartime travel. It notes family ties, religious service, and the burden of duty on the pastor and his wife during wartime.

War Marshfield J. Crravant Sibson Pak Une First Methodist Moison Augusta Unis Siheune Tentur Enylind Jie Sibson Tie New Enghands Sid Prandlfather

Thrift Stamp Prizes Grow With School Sales

Contributors to Thrift Stamp Prizes are rising as schools in Marsillelt list participants and donors. Names include Boull, W. Me RR, Le Karate, Denis John Fe Cole Rutre, HR C. W Mastir, Frank Normington, Thomas T. Spalding, U. Belkers, Louis Laemle, Hamilton Roddin, Alfred Neumann, A. G. Pankow, C. Marsh, Mrs. H. H. Milbeo.

Boull N. W. Me le Karate Denis John Fe Cole Rutre C. Wmastir Frank Normington Thomas T. Spalding U. Belkers Louis Laemle Hamilton Roddin Alfred Neumann A. G. Pankow C. Marsh H. H. Milbeo

Aged readers urged to sleep early with cold cures

Aged readers are advised that going to bed early after catching a cold speeds recovery, especially if they take Chamberlain's Douh Remedy. The note warns of lower risk of serious follow on diseases. A separate item mentions war risk insurance payments and new savings on military benefits.

Chamberlain Doug Amoreia

Registration of Alien Enemies Underway in Local Areas

Postmaster A Gi. Pankow and Chivé of Poll Michael Gallin mobilized Justice Department efforts to register aliens in the vicinity. By yesterday afternoon local registrars completed citations for many, with fingerprinting at the police station planned Tuesday. Registration to continue through February 9, enforcing an obligation on all unnaturally resident enemies to register.

A. Gi. Pankow Chivé Michael Gallin Department of Justice

High School Debate Seniors and Report Cards Highlight Friday

Wausau high school hosted a Friday afternoon event featuring student debates and report cards. The half year averages were posted, and a basketball game with Laehoval Institution was set for the evening. Gordon Stith, George Winkler and Normal Holty joined the second team traveling to Crantoy Friday.

EC. Mors Thursdey Amhouse Une High Laehoval Wausau High School Evm Wrausau Cuthy High School Caetail Or Gordon Stith George Winkler Normal Holty Crantoy

Hart's Killing Sighted In City Amusement Parlor

An item notes Hart is killed in a crime linked to the week’s amusements. The feature describes a dramatic showpiece with a “heisting” theme and a Secret Service reference, promising a strong audience draw at the venue tonight and Friday.

Hart

For Sale Real Estate and Timber Land Lots

Auction style listing offers 20 acres and 40 acre tracts with timber including basswood red and white cedar, fenced fields, main road access, near town, factory, and school. Properties include two city houses and 80 acre parcels with saw timber, log cabin, and timber suitable for multiple buildings. Terms vary from immediate sale to one tenth cash and long balance options.

GEO H. Welton

Shipping Capacity Needed for Soldier and Equipment

The plan requires four tons of shipping capacity to transport a soldier and an additional ton for his equipment. Additionally, daily consumption to sustain the soldier with food clothing and ammunition requires 50 pounds of ship capacity per day.

Income Tax Collector at City Hall to issue blanks

The Internal Revenue Collector Burt Williams will supply blanks for corporate and excess profits tax forms at city hall. Deputy Collector A D Gill said delays stem from pending advisory board findings on regulations. A representative may visit after blanks are issued to explain provisions to locals in Madison and surrounding towns.

Washington Internal Revenue Burt Williams A. D. Gill Mie Madison William’ Offive Neil Roan Mr. Gill

Wood County Road Committee Seeks New Pavement Plan

A Wood County meeting with Highway Commissioner Louis Amundson and others reviewed maintenance of the trunk highway system. They discussed miles of roads, agreed to county and state joint responsibility, and set a plan to assign men to daily work to maintain the roads. Estimated need for asphalt and cement concrete materials was noted, with bids considered for forthcoming improvements.

One Commission Vom Mosars Thomas Sherry Serge Aubhurndale Lewis Schragder MK Mengel State Highway Commission Ayet Louis Amundson Wood County Bouse Wood Thie Maranente Wond County Gramd Kagids Resorter

Alvord Receives Five Year Term in Wisconsin Prison

Harry Alvord, former county official, was arrested in Grand Rapids and arraigned before Judge B P Packett. He pleaded guilty to embezzling $2,396 on August 15 1917 and was sentenced to five years in Wausau. Attorney John Reivak defended him. another attorney represented the plaintiff. An application for parole was filed.

Harry Ql. Alvar Tineayety Naldield Wins Swas Glvoud Dudge B. P. Pack Ott Enary Wausun John Reivak Milwaukee John Roberts Alvord Jwat St. Point Journal

Feed Manufacturers and Dealers Must Have License

Feed manufacturers and dealers in commercial feeds for livestock cattle and hogs must secure licenses under the Food Administration by February. This covers baby hay shelled and cracked corn and many other commodities used as feeds or ingredients in mixed feeds. Applications for license should be addressed to the license division Food Administration Washington D C specifying the nature of the business to be licensed.

Food Administration Washington, D. C

Local Officials Weigh City Salaries At Regular Council Meeting

Grand Bay mayor A G Felker and Grand Rapids attorney E C Pors attended city business on Monday and Tuesday as the common council held a regular session to determine salaries for all city officers for the coming year. Several local residents including Fred Schoenhofen of Chippewa Falls visited, while the Owls hosted the third annual carnations ball and patriotic program at the armory. A number of social notices and letters were listed, and remarks on weather and local events filled the page along with scattered notes on town affairs and upcoming conventions.

A. G. Felker Grand Bay E. C. Pors Grand Rapids Fred Schoenhofen Chipnewa Falls S. Sehwenhofen Schoerthofen Saunders Sherey Will Armory Hern Kacker Bittavile George Pharlors Ashland Crend Rapids Flanders Psn Your Air Rucker Matghtiead Ice Warner Maine California Ferinda Sech A. Morgana Chase Kolker Bros Xront Mr Chase Monakey Milwauker Wisconsin Ware Waglers’ Association Fethear Wudinarium Petrograd i Washington A. L Une Madison Mc Mhue Wylil Saturdas Auburndale Busine White GAO Ihi EB. L. Philipp Sixte Emileage Todteate Smileage Liberty Theater Fhe

Too Late To Classify Found Cow Ride On Second Street

Dan Benson on Adler Street reports a found calf ride on Second Street. The notice provides location Adler Street 182 and a contact path for return. No further details on ownership or condition are available in the fragment.

Second Street Dan Benson Adler St

Ross Appropriations For Work Services Summary

A fragment notes appropriations tied to work programs. It mentions figures and an aging speaker who is asked about a date range from November 1, 1917 to 1918. The total cited is 4,771,090 dollars. The text is incomplete and lacks clear context or names beyond monetary amounts.

Ross

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