Red Cross Notes Presents Soldier Kit To Cantynt Laskur Molden Tavern
Miss MM pupils presented the Red Cross chapter with a handsome kit containing air stands and smoking set and other comfort articles for a soldier. The kit is valued at about $10 and was given to Carpantt Laskur Molden Tavern of Cantynt. The Red Cross society sewed many articles the past week including surgical dressings, and the yarn work will keep workers busy for some time.
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Miss MM
Red Chapter
Carpantt Laskur Molden- Tavern
Cantynt
Heese
Ives
Red Cross Soci
Revenue Officials to Assist in Making Out Income Tax Papers
Revenue field officers of the Treasury Department will visit every county in the United States during January and February to help citizens prepare income tax returns at no cost. They will issue notices in advance. Failure to use the service does not relieve the duty to file by March 1. Officials will answer questions about farm income, crop value, and employee matters.
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Treasury Department
United States
Monthly Stat Schoal District No 1 and staff payments
Monthly statement lists paid orders for Schoal District No 1 including wages and supplies. Names such as P. J. Kraus, M. Ross, Jno Arnett, A H Jarvis appear with figures for salaries, labor, light and power, and building repairs. Balance on hand is reported as 4156.37 as of January 1, 1918.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thu Atiobt
Tol
Exchge
Bopvio Peti
Reed
Hayward
Mertiea
Zopti
Ude
Wood
S.A. Sehindti
Power Cachuls
M. Ross
Auting
Dee
Worl& 7. Co
Light and Power
W.T. Posd
Salary
Ah. Jno
Arnett
Do It Now or Die Says the One with Money
The speaker argues urgency over hesitation, claiming the man who earns money is driven by the ultimatum do it now or face death, contrasting easy tomorrow with immediate action. The text emphasizes decisive, money-driven resolve.
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Sunny
Midwest 35 Recovering From Big Blizzard
The Midwest reels from a record snowstorm centred on the lower Mississippi valley. Chicago and Wisconsin report massive drifts up to twelve feet, with two inches more snow on the level. Rail and street traffic crippled. many suburbs abandon service. vehicles stranded. calls for recovery crews focus on plows and restoration of lines.
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Chicago
Tan
Healy
Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
Micourt
Ohio
Ilingis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Milwaukee
Wisden
Suny
Morrill
Wausau
Marshfield
Antigo
Third Officers Training Camps Opened Saturday
The third series of officers training camps opened on Saturday for regular army national army and national guard personnel. Thousands of men are expected to qualify for advancement to commissioned grades while 2 500 candidates have been selected from schools and colleges with military training in their curricula.
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Regular Army
National Army
National Guard
Ensy
Junior Musicale Recital at Irene Colvin’s Home
The Junior Musicale club met at Irene Colvin’s home on Thursday. The program featured piano duets by Calla Kraus and Kathleen Pfeifer, vocal solos by Olive Lange and Adelaide Koenig, piano duets by Lorna and Alice Scharmann, and impromptu and other solo numbers by Mairye Arnold Julia Wendt and others.
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Irene Colvin
Roll Call
Iano
the Park
Julia Wendt
Marshfield Council President Addresses Students on Patriotism
Tiffault, Marshfield Council of Defense president, spoke to local students about patriotic works done by pupils and explained War Savings Stamps. Supt Miller addressed the student body on subjects affecting individuals. A storm disrupted school Monday and Tuesday, causing notable absences.
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T PL Tiffault
Marshfield Council of Defense
Han
Miller
William Murphy
Crowley and
Boutevrs
Neillsy
Neilsville
Class 1 Selectees Only for Army Duty, Crowder Says
Washington reports Provost General Crowder estimates 700000 men year round for army needs under the new registration. He argues that unmarried men with dependents and sole earners may shift classes as available and provides state by state detail on expected quotas and costs per man. Delaware shows high costs while South Dakota is low.
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Washington
Crowder
Unis Phan
Oliver
Crowder Argus
Lineligs
Rowidle
Delaware
South Dakota
Third Liberty Loan to Open on Feb 15
Washington reports the third Liberty Loan campaign will open February 15. Advertisements and distribution efforts are nearly complete. New posters feature Howard Chandler Christy and other prominent designers as clothing trends for 1918 19 are announced with beltless, patchless coats and high prices anticipated.
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Liberty
Washington
Howard Chandler Christy
New York
Bugle Completes Subscription Period at Camp MacArthur
The Camp MacArthur Bugle suspends publication after a three month subscription period for the Thirtysecond division. Brigadier General W. G. Haar and Bugle management decide not to renew due to uncertain air division stay and present conditions. Soldiers and subscribers contributed in support and news of training progress and athletic activities.
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Camp MacArthur
Bugle
W. G. Haar
MacArthur
Parser Sand Haan
Owen Takes Seat as Wisconsin Attorney General
Attorney General Walter C. Owen seated on the Wisconsin Supreme Court bench Monday after resigning the post Saturday. Jolen Marshall, whom Owen succeeds, plans to spend the winter in the south.
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Walter C. Owen
Wisconsin
Owen
Jolien Marshall
South
Auto Exchange ad and refinery job offers in Cleveland
Classified fragment from 1914 lists an auto exchange in Marsluiels area selling goods with tops and curtains for 10 dollars. A separate WANTED SALESMEN notice seeks oil and paints sales staff with guaranteed pay and experience requests. Glen Refining Company, Cleveland Ohio, appears in the ad.
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Marsluiels
Glen Refining
Cleveland
Ohio
Local notes on engagements, visitors, and military updates
Local visitor Marguerite McDorall returns to Kewaunee after two weeks with her parents. Milwau kee announces Agnus Anne Steinmers engagement to Adolph Schmidele. Commissions issued to Lafayette squadron veterans per Pershing and to John Jodyke in Wisconsin. A meat market owner liquidates his business and shares a show at Neilaville. FTC allows US firms to produce and sell drugs previously restricted to enemy aliens. Home Guard drive aims to clear Camp Arthur forces. the annual fete meeting at city hall focuses on electing a new secretary. Postmaster A G Pankow and wife note their son W Pankow in Company A at MacArthur, promoted to corporal and training men in bayonet drills. Advertised letters list for week ending Jan 7 1918 includes Aldrich, Ford, Grube, Hansen, Hunter, Jensen, McConnell, Pankow, Spores, and others.
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Marguerite McDorall
D. d. McDonnald
Kewaunee
Anne Steinmers
Milwaukee
This Ciy
Ther Agnus
Adolph J. Schmidele
Dowh Wade
Ma Fladdy Joosen Uy
George Meadows
Central Ave
Camp Arthur
Marcus Hansen
Home Guards
A. G. Pankow
W. Pankow
MacArthur
Chicago Juvenile Protective Association Dances Halls Report
The Juvenile Protective Association releases a report on Chicago dance halls noting concerns about affection and proximity among teens. The document highlights dances, partners, and crowd behavior observed in city venues.
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Siicago
The
Juvenile Protective Association
Chicago
Lanee Tavis
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Adler Theatre
Liese’s
RED Cross
Schoal
P. J. Kraus
Ludwigs
Yuition
Dro'linger
Middle West
Junior Musicale
Owen Takes Seat
General Pershing
Lafayette Isle
John Jodyke
Neilaville
Federal Trade Commission
Aldrich C. K
Ceram AM
Jas
Ford
W. E
Grube
A. J
Hansen Jeln H
Hunter
John
Jensen J. K
McConell
Austin
Pankratz
Anna
Spores
Hattio
Smith Roscow
WM. S
Hart
Baltimore Sele
Hart Markets
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