West Holding Its Own In Fehrenbach Letter
A. J. Fehrenbach, preparing for overseas duty with a regular battalion, shares observations from the East comparing New York and Boston with the Midwest. He notes East Coast patriotism and shipyards, while praising the West for food production and the hard work behind the war effort. He sees value in both regions, but his heart remains with the West.
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A. J. Fehrenbach
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
East
Middle West
West
Pacific Coast
Native Sons
Middle States
Boston
New York
Salter Lynch Wedding Sealed in Neillsville Colby Union
Miss Verna Lynch of Neillsville married Richard Salter of Colby in a Saturday ceremony at the Presbyterian church performed by Rev. F. H. Ambrose. Lynch, a pianist at the Adler theater, and her husband were serenaded by Harmony orchestra members during the wedding reception at Nina's Tea Rooms.
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Verna Lynch
Neillsville
Richard Salter
Colby
F. H. Ambrose
Presbyterian Church
Miss Lynch
Adier
Nina
Harmony Orchestra
Adler
Bocha nyin Charged With Murder In Jerkwater Saloon Fight
In Johnson's Jerkwater a saloon fight during a dance led to Hel muth Ewan being shot in the abdomen. He died three days later in Marshfield hospital after Bochanyin was held for murder following a preliminary hearing in circuit court.
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State
John J. Bochaanyin
Bochanyin
Jerkwater
Johnson
Helmuth Ewan
Marshfield
Wansau
Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement by F B Tressey
A Richmond Kentucky man F B Tressey praises Chamberlain's Tablets saying they are a wonderful remedy. He notes they helped with indigestion and constipation and recommends giving them a trial.
Important change in time for Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Notice of schedule adjustment effective Sunday June 2 1018 with contact for details through R P Clark agent phone 237. Also classified ads offer a Metz touring car for sale cheap at Palace Garage 517 S Cent Ave and a new eight cylinder Oldsmobile seven passenger car with immediate bargain at Times Office 3511.
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Chicago & Northwestern Railway
R. P. Clark
Metz
Palace Garage
S. Cent. Ave
Junior Red Cross Benefit Shines With Variety Shows
A Junior Red Cross benefit hosted Friday at Dr. and Mrs. H. H. Milbee’s home drew strong applause for a diverse program. Selections included songs, piano solos by Wilma Southard and Hazel Boucher, recitations by June Boucher and Pearl McDonald, dances by Josephine Lange, and a club play. The finale featured the Star Spangled Banner.
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Red Cross
H. H. Milbee
America
Boy
Fern Warsinski
The
June Boucher
Wilma Southard
Pearl McDonald
Ruth Milbes
Evelyn Hansen
Josephine Lange
Marie Hillman
Ruth Russman
Colorado
Hazel Boucher
Lucile Vanderhoof
Liberty Loan drive urged by Wisconsin leaders and Wilson
R E Andrews of Marshfield Wisconsin quotes Governor McDougal and the Federal Reserve Bank threatening strong action to boost Liberty Loan participation. J H Puelicher Wisconsin director and EH Pars president urge county chairmen and volunteers to back the drive. Wilson proclaims War Savings Day urging pledges by June 25 and a June 28 end to enlistment in the home front production effort.
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R. E. Andrews
Marshfield
Wis
McDougal
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Liberty Loan Organization
Federal District
Wisconsin
Liberty Loan
Liberty Law Organization
J. H. Puelicher
W. 5. S. Committee
EH. C. Pars
Wilson
Great Volunteer Army of Production and Savings
Woodrow Wilson
Wisconsin urges Cut Out Fireworks for Independence Day
The State Industrial Commission asks Wisconsin residents to remove fireworks and all explosives on the Fourth of July. It suggests replacing the day with pageants parades flag drills picnics and patriotic programs. The saying two to make a quarrel and 14 dozen to mend it appears in the message.
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State Industrial Commission
Wisconsin
Wartime items and community notices from Marshfield
Local and nationwide war related items fill this Marshfield page. Boy Scouts locate black walnut trees for war needs. air plane propellers and gunstocks come from walnut lumber. D A R fundraiser at Adler theater. picric acid plant contracts in Little Rock and Brunswick cost about seven million dollars. Honey production to surge in 1918 per agriculture department. Colorado may see a 100 percent rise. Army nursing schools planned for women aged 21 to 35 with high school education. Navy buoyancy box tests at Lucia deemed not advisable. Food Administration warns corn barley and oat millers to price below certain wheat flour levels. Vehicle and military truck orders announced. Class B standard trucks to be delivered by year end.
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War Department
Adler Theater
Little Rock
Ark
Brunswick
Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Mankato Commercial College
Mankato
Minn
Dogees
The
Food Administration
Pennsylvania
Marshfield Cycle Go
5Th Street
Central Avenue
Motor Transport Service
Army School of Nursing
Surgeon General of the Army
Washington, D. C
Marshfield
Knights of Columbus to Hold Initiation Ceremonies
The local John Eisen Council No 1799 Knights of Columbus will on Sunday June 16 hold initiation ceremonies for entering candidates. Plans anticipate a large class and strong attendance from the locality to support the work.
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John Eisen
Knights of Columbus
Knihts
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Fifth Stract
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Anna Kohl
John
Adler Theatre
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Pershing
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the Kaiser
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