Fagan to Address Marshfield Chamber on June 20
James O. Fagan of Waverly Massachusetts traveler and author will address Marshfield Board of Commerce on June 20 urging industry to remain unhampered to win the war. He cites a partnership between wage earners, consumers and employers and promotes the National Industrial Conservation Movement to align business, government and public interests.
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United States
James 0. Fagan
Waverly
Mass
Marshfield
Commrce
Scotland
Brazil
South Africa
Mr. Fagan
America
Army of Industrial Protection
Sng’ Veriet
Publici Tt
National Industrial Conservation Movement
Fagan
Tyne
National
Industrial Conservables Movement
Argbaign
Andi
Chambers of Commerce, Boards of Traded
Para Vedal
280000 Men in June Draft
Official notice states 280,000 men will be called to service in June. Drafted individuals will report to camps in June, with camp assignments yet to be determined. Quotas reflect space in camps and cantonments, and if troop shipments rise further, more calls may follow. The total is expected to reach 280,000.
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Mgtdinel AB
G. Johnson
Washington, D, CG
Leitner
H. Johnson
Col- Delmore
O. Johnson
Wright
Nubeek
U boats raiding Jersey coast
Official navy brief confirms German submarines sank three American ships off New Jersey about 75 miles offshore. Navy says most U.S. fleet is in pursuit, viewing the raid as a diversion to hinder shipping to France. Authorities bar outbound ships as destroyers close in on the subs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Navy Department
New Jersey
France
New York
Breeders Picnic Set by Central Wisconsin Guernsey Club
The Central Wisconsin Guernsey Breeders Association will hold its annual picnic on Tuesday June 11 at the Clark and Jackson farm three miles south of Vesper. E A Onsrud of the American Guernsey Cattle Club will speak along with a lady speaker. Judging contests offer prizes, many registered cattle will be on view, and attendees may bring lunch. Rain shelter available in the large barn. trains can be met by arranging with the secretary.
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Central Wisconsin Guernsey Breeders Association
Clark & Jackson
Vesper
E. A. Onsrud
American Guernusey Cattle Club
Peterboro
N. H
Baseball box score fragment with line score details
Summary of a baseball game shows Johnson striking out 11 and Palmer 7 with two base hits by Revour and Wright. Marshfield stole four bases to Grand Rapids two, Johnson and Palmer hit by pitch twice each, Johnson and Palmer each drew a walk. Game time listed as 17 minutes 58 seconds, location Arapine.
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Johnson
Palmer
Revour
Wright
Marshfield
Grand Rapids
Arapine
Henry
Mack
Rural Carrier Examination in Marathon County Wis 1918
United States Civil Service Commission announces a July 12 1918 exam in Marathon County Wisconsin to fill rural carrier positions in Hatley and potential vacancies on rural routes from other post offices. Open to male citizens domiciled in the county with Form No 1977 requirements. applications to Washington D C. during wartime women admitted on same terms.
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United States Civil Service Commission
Marathon
Wis
Wausau
Marsh‘field
Hatley
Washington, D. C
Commission
Washington,d. C
Post, Office Department
Wisconsin Draft Calls From Governor Philipp
Milwaukee and Dane county prepare men for three draft calls. About 103 with mechanics aptitude report June 15 at Be’oit college, 515 with mechanics aptitude report June 15 at the University of Wisconsin, and 1000 to Fort Riley Kansas on June 24. Roughly 300 from Milwaukee and 100 from Dane county will be sent.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Philipp
Be'oit College
University of Wisconsin
Fort Riley
Kansas
Milwaukee
Dane County
Wheatless drive to cut wheat use nationwide
Washington reports a ten week wheatless program reducing national wheat supplies to twenty percent. Food administration officials began implementing the plan quietly. Hoover asks fraternal societies and religious groups to pledge members to abstain from wheat until the new crop arrives August 15.
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Washington
Food Administration
Hoover
Baby Marie Osborne in The Little Patriot at Adler tonight
Amusements notice indicates TD A R chapter presents Baby Marie Osborne in The Little Patriot at Adler theater for a war benefit. Also shows The Kaiser the Beast of Berlin on Thu Fri and a double program Sat including Vengeance and the Woman serial and The Sixteenth Wife as feature. Sunday offers Why Men are Tempted with Hearer-Pathé News and Harmony orchestra.
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Baby Marie Osborne
TD. A. R
Adler Theater
Berlin
Adler
Monthly School District No 1 Baton on Hand May 1 1916
Dated June 1 1916 clerk P J Kraus presents a monthly statement listing receipts from Am Natl Bank tuition and sales of books along with numerous itemized expenditures for teachers janitors supplies and board deaf pupils in Bat District No 1. It notes a balance on hand of 11726 59 and mentions a forthcoming industrial registration plan to draft men and fill non essential positions in Washington.
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Bat
Am. Natl. Bank
Town of
Spence
Mildred Dayes
N. L. Ropp
D. S. Miler
Rochester Germicide Co
Tel. Eedge
H. Buehmiller
CERO
Coevie
M. Winters
PUPS
Cien
M. Hudson
Bingen
M. Ross
Florence E. Spalding
Washington
United States
Bareau
Jlabor
Death of Mrs Frank Miller Near Marshfield
Mrs. Frank Miller aged 55 of Washington Avenue died Saturday night of heart failure. Funeral held Tuesday at Sacred Heart Church with Rev. H. J. Stehling officiating. Survived by husband and eight children. son Frank Miller, home from Camp Grant, attended. First car hearse used for the funeral owned by F. X. Schneider. County notice follows of a $125 attachment with June 24 court appearance before Justice Charles Hahn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Miller
Washington Avenue
Deeeased
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
H. J. Stehling
F. X. Schneider
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Chamber
Kaiser
Gcehe
Beast
Rameo
AB. R. H. E. Wittenberg
Fahrner
Ineinad Miller
Ceveseevereeed
Byeseeei
Marx
Pattory
Kristophe
Ragsmussén
Jersey
Liese’s
Adler Theatre
P. J. Kraus
County OF Wood
City OF
Justice Court
Paul Gelke
William Welter
Charles Hahn
First National Bank
Marshfield, Wisconsin
W. F. Malo
The
Marshfield Plumbing & Heating Company
Wasco
Marshfield, Wis
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