Aero Club seeks nine million for militia aeronauts
Secretary A M Chase relays a message from the Aero Club of America urging passage of a Senate plan to spend nine million dollars to organize equip and maintain twelve militia aero squadrons forming a substantial air section for the National Guard. Key senators will require unanimous support before backing the appropriation.
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AEROS
A.M. Chase
Board of Commerce
Aero Club of
Ameres
New York
Senate
National Guard
Chamberlain
Oregon
Lee Overman
North Carolin
Robert M. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Alan RB
Hawley
Aero Club of America
Percy Tyrrell Surprised by Wisconsin Band's Rise at Gunter
A 13 year tale of a rickety Wisconsin hotel orchestra becoming a famed northern military band unfolds at a Gunter Hotel feast. Percy Tyrrell, founder and later manager of the Gunter, is surprised as 82 Second Wisconsin soldiers march him to a banquet table ending with recognition of the old Hotel Blodgett orchestra ties.
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San Antonio
Wisconsin
North
Gunter Hotel
Percy ‘Tyrrell
Little Orchestra
Second
Camp Wilson
Percy Tyrrell
Gurter Hotel
Bled_ wett
Marshfield
Wis
Blodgett
Milwaukee
Tyrrell
Chicago
The
Stratford
Theodore Steinmetz
Second Wisconsin Band
Steinmetz
Gunter
Hotel
Walter McComb
Princess Theater
Frank B. Reigel
Edward C. Witt
R. Connor
Fred B. Rhyner
August A. Wolf
John V. Voge
William E. Thompson
Frank Aigner
Cori
Albert J. Rasmussen
Corp
Tokn Berg
Tarpionis Drora
Fred W. Koht
Adolph Zecha
Theodore A. Steinmery
Serat
Charles Marx
Carp
John K. Huch
Roy de Coster
William Ricthus
Jerry Coe
Fiord EF
Volk
Peter H. Hansen
Frost Proof Silo Promises to Revolutionize Farming
Silo Co announces growing interest in the Frost Proof Silo as hay and corn prices rise. The device uses warm barn air to keep silage unfrozen and adds wall-drying features to prevent rot. A Main Street sample silo near the Omaha depot invites farmers to inspect. Also reported is the death of 68 year old James Whitcomb Riley in Indianapolis and a funeral notice for Mrs Budtker in Auburndale.
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Silo Co
Gorn
Main Street
Omaha
Candidate ad for Michael G. Ebersen from Shawano Wis
A paid Republican candidacy notice from Michael G. Ebersen Shawano Wisconsin for the 7th District Representative seat. The text includes campaign pledge if nominated and details of service at Camp Wilson near San Antonio Fort Sam Houston with notes on daily drill and identification tags issued to soldiers.
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Camp Wilson
Wisconsin Brigade
San Antonio
Fort Sam Houston
Camp Douglas
Paid Advertisement by John Roberts in Grand Rapids Wis
Paid advertisement authorized by John Roberts of Grand Rapids Wisconsin appears as an inserted notice with pricing stated at price two dollars fifty cents per insertion and funding details.
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John Roberts
Grand Rapids, Wis
Sheriff Candidate Declares Candidacy in Wood County
Paid advertisement by J. E. Normington of Biron Wisconsin announces candidacy for Wood County Sheriff at the upcoming primaries. If nominated and elected he pledges to fill the office to the best of his ability.
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Wood County
J. E. Normington
Biron, Wis
DePere's Experiment With Delivery Plan
DePere adopts a central delivery system cutting mileage and costs for merchants and customers. Six routes with five daily deliveries connect twelve of sixteen merchants at a central station, saving about $16,000 in yearly overhead. The plan, praised by Mr Cause, claims no driver favors any firm and scales with city size, citing Escanaba and Ann Arbor as proof of applicability.
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DePere
DeVere
Eyaton
Reuur
Weaw Company
Mich
Ann Arbor
Grand Rapids man Charles E. Briere dies at 72 in arms of son
Charles E. Briere an ex district attorney of Chart-Briere Jr. of Grand Rapids died Sunday night at age 72 after spending a few days at his sister's home. Miss Helen Rhyner traveled with M. Traasl to Milledore for a brief stay. Harry Bradley and Bernard Meyers of Oshkosh, traveling for Pennsylvania Aluminum, visited the city Friday as guests of Emron Wright. Both men attended Oshkosh Normal School with Mr Wright.
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Charles E. Briere
Chart - Briere Jr
Grand Rapids
Rhyner
Helen Rhyner
M. Traasl
Milledore
Harry Bradley
Oshkosh
Pennsylvania Aluminum Company
Bernard Meyers
Osh- Ikosh
Emron Wright
Oshkosh Normal School
Mr. Wright
Troop A Rider Recaptures Broncho Near Camp Wilson
Karl Bellack of Troop A chased a runaway broncho for three hours, capturing the animal several miles from camp. He joked that Camp Wilson might be 17,000 acres rather than 170,000, as he returned the horse to the corral.
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Karl Bellack
Troop A
Wilson
Bellack
Regiment Canteen Tales And Daily Drill Schedule
The report describes unit canteens profits funding mess improvements, a new compulsory daily drill and assembly schedule including reveille mess and taps. It notes guards, discipline, and a comic thief nicknamed Kick the Cook facing a string of accidents while attempting mischief.
Banquet Honors Marshfield Military Leaders at Local Hotel
Members of the Second Regiment band and Company A attended a banquet at the hotel. Mr. Purtell, well known in Marshfield, had previously served as manager of the Hotel Blodgett, underscoring local ties to the event.
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San Antonio
Purtell
Marshfield
Blodgett
Notice of separation and debt disclaimer
Mary Boucher has left the home and 408 Wilfird M. Boucher states he will not be responsible for any debts she may contact. This public notice disclaims liability for her incurred obligations after departure.
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Mary Boucher
Wisconsin brigade uses nets and slopes to deter biting insects
Wisconsin brigade officers report measures to reduce bites from chiggers and ticks. Mosquito netting covers bunks and tents are sloped to hinder insect attacks.
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Wisconsin Brigade
Wacky Tent Tales At Gunther Hotel San Antonio
Outsized camp humor unfolds in a shared tent with soldiers, pranks, and odd anecdotes. Characters named Mittlesteade Thom and others join humorous scenes as privates Tollerson and Nenning wake for ice water. Percy Tyrrell invites guests at the Gunther Hotel in San Antonio.
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Wills
Tyigh
Dishrow
Hallie Dumas
Tollerson and
Nenning
Hotel
Blodgett
Percy Tyrrell
Gunther Hotel
San Antonio
Notice of Advertisement Rates and Payment Terms
Price is $1.50 per insertion in this publication. Written authorization and payment are required for ad placements by Ws H. Bean of Vesper Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Br Ws H. Bean
Vesper
Wis
Bean Declares Candidacy for Wood County Clerk
T W H Bean of Vesper Wood county Wisconsin announces candidacy for county clerk in the Republican primary to be held in September 1916. He notes 47 years residence in Wood County and claims education and business training fit him for the office. 4014. W H Bean.
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T. W. H. Bean
Vesper
Wood County
Wisconsin
Wood Couny
Renublicans
W. H. Bean
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