Not Liebstein to Loveton Change of German Name
A public notice by Kewin Arthur Lichenstein of Rhine lander announces his name change from Lichenstein to Erwin Arthur Loveton after December 31 2918. He cites pride in being American and desire to remove German associations to give his children equal chances. The notice requests use of the new name Erwin Arthur Loveton.
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Kewin Arthur Lichenstein
Rhinelander
Mr. Lichenstein
Vo Vay
Mrwin
Arthur Lieurnstein
National Enrollment Week Urges Youth Mobilization
William B. Wilson secretary of labor asks governors to set aside January 20 through 26 as National Enrollment Week for the United States Boys Working Reserve. He appeals to 16 year olds and high school boys to join relief work for impoverished Europe and help rebuild after the war. The aim is to mobilize the nation for mankind’s highest interests and finish the relief begun last year.
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William B. Wilson
United States Boys’ Working Reserve
Chat Ile
Europe
United States Boys’ Roseser
Wisconsin Memorial History of the War Suggested
Citizens of Wisconsin urged to fund and publish a comprehensive memorial history detailing every soldier and community’s wartime deeds. State and county war history commissions have gathered material, and the coming legislature must enact support if the public desires this lasting record.
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Wisconsin
Badgerdam
Cvimere
State Historical Society
State
Card of Thanks for Son and Brother Burial
Card of Thanks from Mrs Nick Schaefer and family expressing gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance during the burial of their beloved son and brother.
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Nick Schaefer
Special bowling prizes offered for streaks and high score
A prize of 150 cents for seven consecutive strikes and 100 cents for ten consecutive spares is offered with 100 dollars for the highest score, good through January 15. The Libertys won the first game from the Lumberjacks and lost the last two in the scheduled game. Following are the individual scores.
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Libertys
Lumberjacks
The Great Task and the Peace Conference
A wartime call argues the 1919 peace talks must reflect the common good and include ordinary citizens, not just kings and presidents. It warns against old power plays and urges accountability for nations, stressing the sacrifices of workers and soldiers who won the war.
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Vjetroy
Restrictions lifted for German enemy aliens on entry and departure
Attorney General Gregory ordered removal of restrictions on German enemy aliens except for entry and departure and internment powers. Effective Christmas day, the measure follows President Wilson's cabled instructions and affects about 309,000 German men and women. Internment rights for dangerous aliens remain, and those already interned are unaffected.
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United States
Gregory
Wilson
Department of Justice
Letter from Mechanic PX Schuh in Germany during occupation
A wartime letter from Mechanic PX Schuh, Headquarters Co., 108th Infantry, describes life with the American army of occupation in Kelburg Germany on May 11. He notes travel to the Rhine, muddy roads, harsh weather, and scarce mail while discussing German conditions, local sentiment, and skepticism of civilian unrest. He mentions plans and hopes about Wilson's Brest landing and Paris trip, living quarters, and recalling battles and gas exposure linked to Badonvilles and St Mihiel.
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PX. Schuh
108Th Unf
Armerican Army of Occupation
Mve
Kelburg
Germany
Weil
Rhine
States
Camp Merritt
Europe
Gorman
Berlin
Wilson
Brest
France
Paris
Badonvilles
Champagne
Chateau Thierry
St. Mihiel
Verdun
Argonne
Diary Seeking Trip to Copy and Share
A note mentions Tom plans to obtain a copy of a diary and promises to send it soon. The message extends Merry Christmas and Happy New Year greetings to all.
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Tom
Mineral Land in Central Wisconsin Blueprints Available
The Wisconsin Geological Survey surveyed fourteen townships in central Wisconsin to study Pre-Cambrian rock outcrops and mineral indicators. Blueprints showing townships in Woods and Clark counties will be distributed around January 15, 1919, priced ten cents per copy or one dollar for the full set, via State Geologist W. O. Hotchkiss in Madison.
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Wisconsin Geological Survey
Wisconsin
Iran
Woods and
Clark Counties
W. O. Hotchkiss
Madison
Illustrated Lecture for Citizenship Club Meeting
All persons interested in joining the Citizenship Club are urged to attend a session in the Commercial school rooms next Friday. The program features an illustrated moving picture lecture on the early history and development of our country.
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Citizenhsip Club
Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness at Par in Madison
Madison wis Jan 2 Instructiona received by Collector of Internal Revenue Burt Williams to proceed with the sale or collection of government certificates at par value. The notice indicates standard procedures for the handling of Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness in the district and directs officials to execute the import tax and revenue collection order.
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Madison, Wis
Internal Revenue
Burt Williams
Treasury certificates accepted to pay income tax with interest by Fed
Treasury certificates dated August 20 1918 and November 7 1918 will be accepted at par without interest to pay income and profits taxes. Accrued interest will be paid separately by the Federal Reserve bank to the taxpayer upon deposit by the collector. Interim certificates from Federal Reserve banks representing Treasury certificates will also be accepted for tax payment.
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Treasury
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve Banks
Milwaukee Association of Commerce secretary to speak at Chamber
Wm George Bruce secretary of the Milwaukee Association of Commerce will address the Chamber of Commerce on January 21 He will arrive Marshfield early in the afternoon and asks arrangements be made for a visit to the citys industrial establishments The piece ends with a stray verse about folly.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wm. George Bruce
Milwaukee Association of Commerce
Marshfield
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Loveton
Erwim Arthur Loveton
Oh H & Bowling
Pills Nationals
Roddix
Pins AY
Rienow
Thuss
I Pearson
I Thomas
Poess
Vanadeum
Kraus
Knilans
Krahn
Spaulding Dan
Spalding
Knilang
Gugnolins
Pearson
Krahn Isa
Zeidler
Roddis
Blodgett
Noll
Mckay
If Roddis
Bradey ‘ Seheler Lie
Weber
Witt
Adler Theatre
Romanofes
Hlodo
Russia
Isidor
Rasputin
Herbert Brenon
Nance O’neil
Mineral Land
Illustraed
Citizenship Club
Bruce
Sam
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wisconsin
The
Sliodor
Czar
Young Stock
Anita Stewart
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