United States Should Mind Its Own Business On Submarine Warnings
The piece argues that foreign press and allies clash over U S submarine policy and warns Washington may dismiss threats. It notes accusations of American aid to enemies and asserts the United States will act independently, even as other nations threaten repercussions for submarine actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trad
Deutschland
United States
Uncle Sam
Washington
Buffalo
America
Gen. Pershing
Halifax
Honolulu
Samuel
Wisconsin Troops Travelled Peacefully by Day Coaches
Wisconsin soldiers reached the border riding in day coaches with no complaints reported by home folks or newspapers. The public praised the orderly transport, noting the sturdy carriages carried more men than Pullman cars, despite harsh conditions and slow trains to Villawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Pickannnd
Wisconsin Brigade
Ovs
Progressive party support widens in early vote tally
The San Francisco Bulletin reports on Progressive candidates Ondor and Rughes leading with a combined margin in the 8 to 6 percent range as four million Progressives abstain from voting, shaping the race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Party
Ondor and
Rughes
San Franessee Bulletin
Tax the farmer with farm and home burden
A verse urging tax policy on farmers, rail against taxing those who toil. It contrasts taxing boils or roofs with not taxing idle land and rewards the farmer for reaping what is earned, portraying farmers as deserving of relief rather than extra levies.
Abbotsford Clarion Slipcraft on Road Work Plans
A fragment from the Abbotsford Clarion notes a strict plan for road work, urging careful pacing so crews avoid overreaching a single day. The terse commentary hints at disciplined execution and limits to daily progress.
What would you do to undo Wilson era actions
The editorial questions what voters would change about Wilson and weighs alternative past decisions. It cites occupation of Vera Cruz, arms shipments, Villa raid responses, and calls for stronger actions. It questions Hughes views and contrasts risk with known options. The note ends with a cautious tone from the Lady Smith Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Marshfield
Tim
Vera Cruz
Mexico
United States
Villa
England
Hughes
Ladysmith
Burt Williams Favored for Democratic Governor Nomination
Burt Williams, former mayor of Ashland, announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for governor. He is well known in the region and has many supporters ready to work. The Antio Journal notes Williams’ strong backing while suggesting rivals like W. Mains have weaker support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burt Williams
Hurt Williams
Ashland
Ron
Madison
Williams
W Mains
Antito Journal
Credit Where It Is Due In Our Contemporary Edition
A fragment from a maritime column notes appreciation or acknowledgment in a coastal journal. It references names, places, and a local readership, signaling cordial praise within a regional context. The snippet is brief and preserves a formal, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itund Bayids
Wood County
Marshfield Boys Head to Border with Wisconsin Guard
Camp Douglas Wisconsin National Guard Second Regiment departs at 10 this morning for border service. Colonel W M Lee leads the unit with Company M and the band aboard. He asserts there is not a weakling in the regiment and notes Co A and the band hail from Marshfield. The men express readiness and hope to avoid lengthy border patrol duties.
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Marshfield
Border
United Press Association
Camp Douglas
Wis
Wisconsin National Guard
W. M. Lee
Lee
Co. A
One for the People: Wulf Guilty Over Public Highway Sod
Bernard Wulf of Dorchester was found guilty in justice court last Friday of placing sod land on a public highway and not leveling it before Sunset, violating Wisconsin statutes Sub-section 3 of Section 1326.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard Wulf
Dorchester
State of
Wisconsin
Letting the Soldiers Vote Across States
The article discusses how militiamen at the Mexican border may vote, with states needing to legislate mail voting for absent soldiers. Wisconsin and Kansas set precedents allowing absentee voting by mail, offsetting federal limits. If Wisconsin’s law is upheld, around 50,000 militiamen could vote by mail this fall, easing costs and aligning with progressive state policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Wisconsin
Supreme Court of
Kansas
Orhkosh Novtiwesterrs
Stomach Trouble Relief Via Chamberlain’s Tablets
Miss Emma Verbyke of Liza Ohio recalls years of frequent stomach attacks and dizziness. She found little food agreed with her until trying Chamberlain’s Tablets, which led to rapid improvement. Obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Verbyyke
Liza
Ohio
Chamberlain
New ruling on fish bag limits issued by attorney general
Attorney-general W. C. Owen has issued an opinion to District Attorney J. Haggerty of Park Falls clarifying possession limits for game fish. No person may possess at any time more than the daily bag limit. pike limit is fifteen daily, trout forty-five daily, and holding extra fish across days is prohibited under Section 62.40(1) stating no one may possess game fish beyond the daily limit during open season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Owen
Atte Tny
J. Haggerty
Park Falls
This country hopes to get along now without another crisis of any kind
A brief editorial note from the Superior Telegram expresses a desire for political stability and avoidance of further national crises, urging restraint and cautious governance.
Miscellaneous humorous and editorial snippets from papers
A collage of jokes and observations from several papers noting quirks of language, street logic, and public life. Items reference caucuses in Milwaukee papers, a clerk’s remark on lawns, war era costs, Mexico, corn growth, and a clergyman’s misadventure in Chicago.
Local Notices and Social Updates from Richfield Area
Richfield July 17 report of newborns and health notes for local families. Mr and Mrs Charles Deiter welcomed a 14 pound boy and Mr and Mrs Joseph Bath a baby girl. Community mentions include visits, birthdays, anniversaries, and a barn raising incident. Roy Miner shows health improvement and a lecture by C B Edwards drew interest. Rain relief and social gatherings enriched the week.
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Wis
Roy Miner
Arthur
Sadie Williams
A. Willett
E. K. Miner
Christian Hagelund
Qle Hagelund
Eau Claire
Pansy Wood
Menomonie
Joseph Thomas
William Burkonn
James Brien
Marathon Courty
Fred Mews
Elsie
Minnie Mews
William Burhonp
Roy Burhopp
McMillan
Elm Center Farm
C.B. Edwards
Social Center Club
Chautauqua Attendees Well Entertained At Event
Attendees at the Chautauqua were well entertained while the Muir brother finished a day. Krapton departed Monday for Grand Rapids to seek temporary employment. People are urged to inspect premiums and bring items to the Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muir Bro
Chautauaeun
Rela Krapton
Grand Rapids
Hewitt Starts State Road Work Near Auburndale
A description of Hewitt initiating the grading and leveling of the one and a half mile state road through Auburndale, with contractor George Bohman operating a tractor to pull the grader. The route runs from the Catholic church south half a mile, turns at the Lutheran church, then one mile east to the railroad crossing on the town line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Koch
3. Arndt
Marshfield
FX. Durst
Auburndale
Francis Durst
F. Hasseberger
Henry Kechhem
Main Street
M. Menke
Millwaukee
M. Ley
Anna Seidel
Frank Seidel
Good Roads Association of Wisconsin Opens HQ in Madison
The Good Roads association of Wisconsin outlines aims to create a statewide continuous highway system, promote good roads sentiment, and push legislation. J Wood of Grand Rapids is vice president of the association, with Wood County mentioned among members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Good Roads Association of
Madison
J. Wood
Grand Rapids
Vicios
Association
Wood County
Ladies relief pills ad from Nations Medical Institute
An advertisement promotes Triumph Pills for women with claims of irregular or delayed use. It assures safety and dependability, states the product is not sold at drug stores, and urges writing for more details about a free distribution by the Nations Medical Institute in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren
Nations Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Fragmentary note on Reve Mounds China and family rank mounds
Incoherent OCR fragment describes Reve Mounds China and mentions chipjese, markings near the ear fat, and a mound raised with size linked to family rank and their feline toward the departed meme. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks clear events or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Plover Constables Crack Down On Speeders
The Stevens Teint Journal reports Plover policing a strict season against automobile and motorcycle speeds. Marshal A. LaBlac enforces a timing method, arresting and fining offenders from ten to twelve dollars. A prominent county citizen was nabbed, jailed in the village jail, and faced a growing fund from penalties.
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Stevens Teint
Plover
Caersiinge
Bill of Justice
Marshal A. LaBlac
Offeer
Calaha
Lutheran Synod Divides into Northern and Southern Districts
The Wisconsin Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri splits into northern and southern districts after years of growth. At St Stephen's Church Milwaukee, over 400 delegates debated organizing two separate bodies. Boundary counties include LaCrosse Jun eau Adams Waushara Winnebago Calumet Manitowoc with Marshfield and Wood counties joining the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsinist Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Missouri
Wisconsin
St. Stephen's Church
Grove and
Scott Streets
Milwaukee
LaCrosse
Juneau
Adams
Waushara
Winnebago
Calumet
Manitowoc
Marshfield
Wool County
Ice cream social and local notes from Bakerville
July 17 report from Bakerville notes an ice cream social by Catholic church ladies with good turnout. Announcements include Anna Gleisehner returning from Cram Rapids, Joseph Kasberger working for John Sicklinger, Owls picnic at Line Coln Park, Louis Kasberger painting his barn, and local residents visiting relatives. Several brief items mention Mary Tu jehe, John Nuber, Frank Goldbach, and Wireman starting harbor work at Hintz place.
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Bakerville
Anna Gleisehner
Cram Rapids
Joseph Kasberger
John Sicklinger
Coln Park
Louis Kasberger
Mary Tujetehe
Ren Tisse
John Nuber
Marshtela
Frank Goldbach
Hewitt
Wireman
H mi! Hintz
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Edward B. Barr
Times Office
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Lihor
Teders
Annefupuaer
Stephen Decatur
Jap Rose
Waite James S. Kirk & Co, Dept
Chicago
U.sa
National Biscuit Company
Abbotsford
Oshkoak Northweetern
Marinette Eagle-Star
Milwauckee Sentinel
Miwaukee News
Yur Boy
Caippewa
Europe
Portland
Queg
Sern’ Journal
London
Danesville Gazette
Kenosha News
New York
Hugh Wd
York
Duluth Herald
Trondison
Civil Service Commission
Ill Suec
Frond du Lac Commonwealth
Fond du Lac
Milwaukee Sentinel
Frederick C. Winkler
Wilgan
Honeoys
Eau Clare
Richfield
Lutheran Synod
Jaques Mfg. CO
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