Boys Working Reserve and Its Purpose in 1917
The Boys Working Reserve U S A aims to mobilize labor for farming and industry, ages sixteen to twenty, under federal guidance with state coordination. William E Hell is national director. enrollment requires a badge earned by three weeks of service and loyalty, with supervision, camps, physical training, and safeguards for welfare.
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United States Department of Labor
Boys' Working Reserve
UC. 8. A
William E. Hell
Boy's Working Reserve
Reserve
Bay
United States America
Boys’ Working Reserve
Federal Department of Agriculture
Modecal Department of Agriculture
United States Employment Service
Men’s and Boys’ Department
United States Secretary of Labor
State Council of Defense
Advisory Commission
The
Council of National Defense
U.S. Ag i
Royal Working Reserve
Royal State
Department of Tabor
Agricultural College
Wisconsin
LE. S. A
Nationa
U. S
Boy Scouts
Boys’ Club Federation
Ttig
Field Day At The Experiment Farm
The annual field day at the experiment station in Taym will be July 20. It features food conservation, preserving farm produce, and talks by Dean Russet and Mr Whitson on crops and soil. Demonstrations include poultry, egg production by Mr Halpin, and a coffee service. a children’s program with contests and play hour.
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Taym
Dean Russet
College of Agriculture
Whitson
Brannegan
Home Economics
University
Halpin
Bewick
Katherine Kraus
Dorothy Whittington
Pestalozzi Institute of Chicago
Fachonal
Wisconsin crop conditions showing strong yields statewide
Wisconsin reports excellent crop conditions across oats barley rye and tobacco with yields rising from last year. Oats yield 80.6 million bushels with 23 percent condition, barley 18.5 million bushels at 92 percent, rye 6.95 million at 88 percent, and tobacco acreage up 10 percent with 85 percent condition. apples at 80 percent with commercial share rising. Prices listed show Wheat at 2.28 and 1.49 per bushel, Corn 164.61 cents, Potatoes 2.26 dollars, Hay 24.80 per ton, and various national figures.
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Wisconsin
United States
Bakerville visiting families share Sunday gathering
Bakerville residents including Mrs. George Fischer and children, Mr. and Mrs. Jos Gleichener and families, and the Gessert circle visited Sunday. Mrs Gleichener accompanied to visit ill relatives in Rezzellville while Mrs Engelbert Uk of Oshkosh spent late last week with local neighbors before returning home. The Owls hosted a picnic in the afternoon.
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Bakerville
George Fischer
Theresa
John
Mike
Rozenville
Jos. Gleichener
Geo. Fischer
Rezellville
Engelbert UK
Oshkosh
William Gessert
Owls
Sunday Social at Lincoln Park Draws Large Crowd
A Sunday afternoon and evening gathering at Lincoln Park drew a larger crowd who enjoyed themselves. Miss Mary Sicklinger traveled to Hewitt that day to visit friends, while Mr and Mrs John Sicklinger Jr of Chili visited with Mr and Mrs John Sicklinger Sr.
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Lincoln Park
Mary Sicklinger
Hewitt
John Sicklinger, Jr
Chili
John Sicklinger
Riverside News Briefs and Local Visits
Dred Podrate owns a new Overland car in Riverside. Fred Wiedman, visiting from Loyal, spent last Sunday at his home. Joan Wilhelm from Rozellville bought a three unit milking machine to aid herd management. Peter Thomas will give a chance on July 18. Daniel Burrington went to Thorp last Sunday to visit his brother. crops look good overall though corn is a bit backward.
Mill Creek Social News and Local Trades
Mill Creek notes from July 16 report Mrs Caspar Gallatin visiting Mrs Fred Rieck in Auburndale. Art Powell bought two horses and a cart. Charles Wirauch owns a Pullman auto. Emil Ohm did mason work for Thomas Horn. Fred Rieck Nick Simon and Ben Powell bought hay from 3M. Gallatin and Mrs Frank Wolf show improvement. Henry Heep of Auburndale visited Thomas Horn. The community is busy making hay.
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Mill Creek
Casper Gallatin
Fred Rieck
Auburndale
Art Powell
Charles Wirauch
Emil Ohm
Mason
Thomas Horn
Nick Simon
Ben
Powell
Gallatin
Frank Wolf
Henry Heep
Local Notices From Mann Area Towns
The fragment notes July 1 through August activities including Mann purchases of a calf and fresh milk cow from Charles Haslow in Spencer, and John YP Hume selling 40 acres of unimproved land in Spencer to RR Haske for 1500 dollars. Haske also rents Henry Marton’s farm at Mann for the year. Mrs W C Beecher hosted her parents from Stevens Point over Sunday. haymakers are busy again.
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Mann
Kibbell
Charles Haslow
Spencer
John YP
Hume
Haske
Henry Marton
W. C. Beecher
Stevens Point
Wedding bells ring for Boehm Kraut nuptials
Martha Koch has returned to Minneapolis after visiting relatives. Conrad Boehm and Margaret Kraut will wed July 24. Aubrey La Sage and family of Menasha visit La Sage's parents Mr and Mrs Fred Fisher. Emil Meek and John Fisher of Weaper, Joe Kellen and son Raymond of Madison, and J. Wittmann of Arpin visited George Zahn’s home Sunday.
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Martha Koch
Minneapolis
Conrad Boehm
Margaret Kraut
Aubrey la Sage
Menasha
la Sage
Fred Fisher
Emil Meek
John Fisher
Weaper
Joe Kellen
Raymond
Madison
J. Wittmann
Arpin
George Zahn
Stage Struck leads at Adler with Dorothy Gish
Laughs mix with thrills as Dorothy Gish stars in Stage Struck at the Adler tomorrow evening. The program also features The Bachelor's Finish and Weekend reels including The Dauighters of the Poor Rise and Tumble and Virginia Pearson in Sister Against Sister. William S. Hart returns Sunday with The Square Deal Man, a western thriller, with reserved seats and usual prices.
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Dorothy Gish
the Adler
Miss Gish
Country Gift
Bessie Love
Virginia Pearson
Fox Fame
William 8. Hart
Gun Fighting Fame
Supplements Grow Larger With 1917 Session Laws
The 1917 session laws supplements are expected to total about 272 pages, circulating through weekly newspapers, a rise of over 30 percent from 208 pages two years ago. In 1915 there were 625 chapters. about 685 acts are anticipated this session, with 1917 laws occupying roughly thirty percent more space.
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Tween
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Daor
Rayfield
Palace Meat
Mess & Midaner Prop
Riverside
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