Obituaries and War Era News From Wisconsin Briefs
Michael Bonosski at 105 dies as Central Wisconsin Press holds summer meeting in Waupaca and Rev. John Gordon, fromReselve, plans to run for Congress as a Republican. Draft calls affect farm labor. sugar pricing cited. Doede charged with secret service deceit. Span ish War veterans elect officers. Governor Philipp pushes farm furlough. Negro call to Camp Custer. Wisconsin Federation of Labor opposes prohibition amendment. Dennis Rice enlists with largest family. sedition charges against Charles Horn dropped. U.S. court set for 860 cases including espionage. Deachman convicted of disloyal statements. remarks on Kaiser endurance.
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Michael Bonosski
Menisha
Central Wisconsin Press Association
Waupaca
Businessmen’s Association
John Phiilip Gordon
Reselve
Sawyer County
Congress
Elevanth
Wisconsin
Reinhold Harder
Watertown
A. E. Emerson
Towl
Milwaukee
Geiger
BH. L. Shimpke
House of Correction
Wisconsin Food Administration
The
Food Administration
George Doede
Briven
Grand
United States Secret Service
Oshkosh
George T. Prim
Appleton Polices Department
Secret Service
Baltimore
Martin A. Kenney
Charles H. Graham
Ripon
George H. Herzog
Racine
Ben Secor
Philipp
Mirshal
Gov. Philipp
Camp Custer
Beloit College
Wisconsin Federation of Labor
American Federation of Labor
Dennis Edward Rice
Pelican Lake
Navy
Bia
Rice
Miwaukee
Charles Horn
Waupsea County
Becker
Monroe
Louis B. Nagler
Madison
Joseph Deachman
Grand Rapida
J. J. Auer
der Herald
Port Edwards
Wis
Hoy Claire
Germany
America
Wilson
Kias
Kaiser
Deadhman
United States
Austria
Switzerland
Wisconsin State Fair 1938 set to wow with war aid exhibits
The Wisconsin State Fair announces a grand 1938 program featuring the English war trophy exhibit of 6,000 square feet and a major Naval Training Station concert lineup. Funds raised go to the Red Cross as patriotic displays, including a famed fireworks show and extensive automobile and harness racing. Gov. Philipp praises the fair as a model educational exposition, with stronger livestock, horticulture, and youth departments and a Hoover exhibit planned alongside federal war aid efforts.
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Ianmoth
Red Cross
Sam
U. S
U. S. Naval
Fundago
State Fair Dates for 1918 Wisconsin Exposition Opens Daily
Dates of the 1918 Wisconsin State Fair are September 5 to 9. The Exposition will be open all days and five nights. Admission during each day is 30 cents, during each night 25 cents.
U S Government Keeps Fairs Tax Free
The U S Government finds fairs and expositions invaluable for education and inspiration and imposes no war tax on admissions to fairs or to attractions. It also returns exhibits free of charge.
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U. S
America
Wisconsin State Fair Machinery Row to Feature War Exempt Exhibits
The federal government exempts fair exhibits from war taxes and returns exhibits to fairs free. Wisconsin State Fair promises a strong educational and inspirational program with a standout tractor and machinery display. Twenty six tractor firms will exhibit and demonstrate near the fair grounds. War labor shortages push for farm machinery as substitutes. Improvements focus on water, drainage, painting, and roads.
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America
Fair Grounds
Wisconsin
City Wins in Hearst Case in Mount Vernon Ordinance
New York July 20 Hearst lost the right to block enforcement of a Mount Vernon ordinance barring the New York Evening Journal and German language papers from the city. Supreme Court Justice J Addison Young in White Plains granted Mount Vernon Corporation Counsel J Henry Esser's motion to dismiss the restraining order preventing city officials from enforcing the ban on the sale of the paper.
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New York
William R. Hearst
New York Evening Journal
Mount Vernon
Supreme Court
J. Addison Young
White Plains
J. Henry Esser
Starcompany
How When or Where A Tricky Train Tale in Morrow
A traveler seeks the quickest route to Morrow Ohio asking a depot agent who directs him to wait until tomorrow. As a side track train pulls away the agent clarifies it is not for him yet the traveler insists on leaving today. The agent points to the railroad company and a witty exchange ends with the trunk remark.
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Morrow
Ohio
Commodity Price List Fragment from Market Ledger
An OCR fragment lists assorted agricultural goods with prices or units including potatoes, butter, beef and veal live and dressed weights, sheep and calves, hides, chickens and flour, various grains and feeds by bushel or ton, and bulk products. The text resembles an old market or commodity price sheet with no coherent narrative.
Chamberlain's Calic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
A sales notice urges readers to buy Chamberlain's Calic and Diarrhoea Remedy now to be prepared for calic or diarrhoea in summer, claiming it is worth many times its cost when needed for family health.
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Badger State
Knicker
Backer
William
Jackie
C_T, Kennedy & Company
Oliver E Remey
E. L. Philipp
Uige
Pepenere
Texas
Minnesota
Ewine
Department of Farm Crops
Department of Horticulture and Plants and Flowers
Florista Ot Miwaukei
Uncle Sam
Europe
Profucera
United States Department of Agriculture
Hoover
Wright Bakery
Marshfield
F. J. Deckert
Hub City
Mosinee
Rozellville Road
F. J. van der Weide
Cedar St
Geo. H. Wel de
A. Reemneeing
John Seubert
City Hall
National Medical Institute
Nurtad
Ceaters
Chichester
Lamond Brand
Bing
Ipateatibiens
Seneceneneyey
Carter
de Tarter
Utica Knitting CO
Makers Nee Room
Army & Navy
U.S. Army & Navy Tablet CO
West Broadway
Stebees
Hearst
New York Supreme Court
Logal
Castoria
Physicians
B Edwards
Ren Hetate and Frobste Law
Woliams
Serton
Manaheteld
the Times
Chamberlain
Berg
South Central
Avenus
Over Rembs Furniture Store
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