Melville Talks On Food Plans At Noonday Diner Event
Melville of Sladiean gave a forceful address at the Noonday Diner gathering in which he urged action on American food policy and allied nations. He stressed democracy, warned against autocratic pressure, and urged unity and economic resolve, with remarks on the current world situation and the nation’s role.
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Anedri FL Melville
Sladiean
Fia
Mais Svensen
Elah
Tle
Interustiigg
Uo Giese CIA
Burs
Elas
Melville
Ile
Malville
Amelia Gent
Nowhole
America
Cormuny
Tim
Carmel Geo Leones
Notice to stock shippers on cattle yard curfew
A warning issued by the N. Dent Wood County Humane Society cautions live stock shippers not to leave cattle in railroad yards overnight when temperatures approach zero. Violators will be scouted or pursued under the society’s authority.
M. H. S. Defeats Last Year's Sectional Champs at Waupaca
The M. H. S. basketball team traveled to Waupaca Friday night and won 29 to 23. McCard and Nastings delivered key baskets, while Held and Captain Waites contributed solid defense as the team set up a victory plan. Coach Wilson praised stiff prep as they prepare for Crandon and noted a strong win over Stevens Point Normal.
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Te High School
Waupacs L'Vnday
Tocals
Waupac
Glay
McCars
Nastings
Mu Held
Althy
Ty Te Aheenee
Waites
Yeame
Tully
Wilson
Crand Rapids
Stevens Point
Wausau
Stevens Point High School
Rotary Gaming
Critical Flour and Sugar Shortage Warns Public
The article warns of strict rations for flour and sugar with caps on purchases for families countrywide. Hoarding is illegal with fines up to five thousand dollars and possible imprisonment. offenders must return diverted supplies. Authorities urge compliance to avoid penalties.
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Bane
Towit
Torney
Auryllin
War time cuts disrupt Soo Line passenger trains Nos 3 and 6
The Soo Line cancels trains Nos 3 and 6 on the Chicago division as a wartime measure. Route changes shift morning deliveries to one daily run, with Nos 1, 2, and 4 also affected. Train service to Hall Claire, Unity, Span Bar, and Chicago is reduced, impacting local travel and shopping patterns.
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SOO Line
Hall Claire
Chicago
Mickey
Th Chore Neapolis
Chia
Chippens Bulls
Fave Claire
Chi Eile
Service Flag Honors Local Servicemen
The State service flag commemorates members serving in the United States forces. The stars symbolize Robert Con, Wayne Dominze, Arthur Laeme, Go. Harrington, Melvin Kraus, and William Pors, noted by the Seneval et and Protective Qeder of Hike.
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Hike
Fug Amd
Theut Meera Attmation
United States
Robert Confor
Wayne Dominze
Arthur Laeme
Go. Harrington
Melvin Kraus
Wiliam Pors
Cole Residence Wrecked By Fire
Fire destroyed the interior of the John Cole residence at 114 South Cherry Street, spreading from the furnace room to other parts of the building. Firemen faced difficulty locating the blaze as water and smoke caused extensive damage. most valuables were moved to the Salter residence next door. Damages were estimated in the hundreds of dollars.
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John Cole
Cherry Street
Cole
Salter
Which Is The Greater Enemy Within Or Without
A church sermon by Kev Halsey, discussing the question Which is greater the enemy within or the enemy without. He cites internal decay in grain storage and sabotaged munition plants, warns against waiting for Germany, notes coal and food shortages, and credits Hoover and Garfield for improving aims while criticizing brewers for law violations.
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Kev Halsey Salone
Wuiay
America
Germany
Russia
Aimbrose
United States
Hoover
Garfield
Death of Mrs. A B Kump in Fort Atkinson
Mrs. A B Kump died Friday at St Josephs hospital from enlargement of the heart after years of illness. She leaves a husband and two daughters, one in Fort Atkinson and one in Chivas. Christian sci en ce services were held at the home and the body taken to Fort Atkinson for interment.
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A.B. Kump
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Chivas
Christian Scignee
Fort Atkinson
Hone
Kump
Calves Hogs and Sheep Auction Saturday at Sea Line Yards
Marshfield Poultry House announces a sale of calves hogs and sheep on Saturday February 2 at Sea Line yards. Will pay highest market price. For details call 281 Jim John Stanton.
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Sea Line
Marshfield Poultry House
Jim John Stanton
Snowstorm Halts Southern Rail Service Ties Up Milwaukee Trains
Snow totals climb as blizzard shuts railroads across the region. Four feet of snow on the ground and more in progress threaten continued disruptions from the South to the lower Mississippi Valley. Record snowfall expected. Northwestern road cancels Sunday schedules and deploys plows.
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Milwaukee
Weather Bureau
Mississippi
Towa
Seaboard
Ind
War Secretary Baker Testimony Reveals Armies and Morale
Washington January 28 The testimony before the Senate Military Affairs Committee outlines plans for a force of nearly five million in 1938 and notes readiness to deploy troops promptly. Baker says ordnance production continues at twenty a day and delays in rifle supply are unlikely to block mobilization while Maj. Gen. Leonard Wood urges sending men to camps and work assignments ahead of full weapon readiness.
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Baker
Senate
France
Burod
Teanard Wood
Bushey's Team Defeats Guards In Armory Hall Tilt
Bushey Business College team edged the Guards from the 24rh Segi ante Guard company AY to 24 Saturday night at the Armory Hall. The tiny quintet led early and held off a late surge as teamwork and quick passes powered the victory. The Dillard squad from Appleton played a fast game but fell short against Bushey's defense. Next for the Guards is a game with Greenwood City.
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Bushey Business College
Segiante Guard
Armory Hall
Bushey
Arpin Soldier Dies in France Scarlet Fever
Arthur W. McClaflin, 22, of Bridgefield near Arpin, died in France from scarlet fever while serving with General Pershing’s 116th Ammunition Train, 41st Division. He enlisted fall 1917 and went abroad with the first expeditionary forces. His parents Mr. and Mrs Gardner McClaflin await details.
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Washington
Genlal Pershing
Arthur W. McClaflin
McClaflin
Arpin
General Pershing
Amn
France
Auburndrie
Arpan
Lttle
Arpitms Rbh
McClaffin
Prance
Gardner McClafin
Bridgefield
Wilson tightens food rations amid wartime order
President Wilson issued a broad proclamation cutting wholesalers and retailers to 70 percent of 1917 needs and enforcing strict wheat and meat limits. Wheatless Mondays and Wednesdays and meatless Tuesdays, plus meatless Saturdays and porkless Tuesdays, aim to free 30 percent of wheat for Europe, with substitutions encouraged across flour and grain products.
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Wilson
Washington
Provident Wilson
Food Administration
Oliver
Europe
America
Ued
Children Join National Shovel Tag Day Call
The nation mobilizes school children in a thrift drive urging every student to tag a shovel with a message to save coal. Over twenty million kids participate to awaken patriotic impulse for current and future wartime needs.
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Pratt
Lit
JO nazyIe
Uncle Sam
Fatty Arbuckle in A Country Hero at Adler Theater
Fatty Arbuckle stars in A Country Hero with alto Wm. Hart performing at Adler Saturday matinee and night. This brief notices a double show featuring the silent comedy icon and the noted vocalist.
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Fatty Arbuckle
Alto
Hart
Adler
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