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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1917
Page
3
A historic quotation about national loyalty and critique appears as a patriotic motto attributed to Stephen Decatur. The adage cautions that a nation may be correct or mistaken in its actions while seeking to maintain liberty and principled conduct.
Marshfield will graduate another class from its High school this week. The Times congratulates the Marshfield High school graduates and expresses confidence in their ability to meet the nation's trials with success and happiness.
The speaker notes that billions loaned to allies will be spent domestically on supplies for their armies and civilian needs. This will boost activity from factories to farmers, put hoarded millions into circulation, and benefit people directly while critics continue to complain.
A compilation notes growing philanthropic appeals crowding church funds, millers’ wheat victory keeping prices, and calls to punish food speculators. A Wisconsin probate docket covers Frederick Eckoff estate actions and Emma Uthmeier probate hearing, with deadlines for claims and notices in Marshfield and Grand Rapids.
An old style poem promotes Liberty Loan donations urging sacrifice of personal luxury to support the war effort, highlighting dimes dollars and personal valuables. A separate notice announces a patent aerator for cooling and deodorizing milk intended for dairy commerce with a guarantee and mailing address in Marshfield Wisconsin.
Wisconsin Wood County Probate court sets a special term on the first Tuesday in July 1917 to admit to probate the will of Anton Blomen Marshfield and appoint an executor Mouse. Claims against the deceased must be presented on or before November 1 1917 or be barred. Dated June 1 1917 by E G Pors attorney.
Wisconsin Wood County Court announces probate hearing for the last will and testament of Henry Moldenhauer of Marshfield. Arthur Moldenhauer seeks appointment as executor and asks to admit the will to probate at Rapids City summons. Creditors must file claims by November 6, 1917, or be barred. Dated June 4, 1917.
Wood County probate matter for the estate of William G Uthmeier. Court session scheduled for the first Tuesday in July 1917, the third day, at the Courthouse in Grand City. Records indicate estate proceedings and formal notices to interested parties.
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