Ministers Recant Their Acts At Meeting In Munich
In Muawaukee on June 19 German Protestants say pastors were blamed for a gathering in the Vatican motifs last October. HL Jacobson alleged German money backed the meeting but ministers insist they were innocent. They claim the event aimed only at electing Charles We as president and deny any German propaganda or financial influence. They describe the meeting as fully American in purpose and refuse charges.
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Muawaukee
HL Jacobson
Charles
Christus
Businessman Found Dead in Oshkosh Basement
The body of Charles Ch Whar, vice president of a local furniture firm, was found in a basement in Oshkosh. Authorities believe he was killed by a weapon used in a recent burglary. The deceased, around 53 years old, held a master’s degree and was a resident of Oshkosh with ties to the University Cemetery project.
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Oshkosh
Charles Ch Whar
Bangerclethas Furniture Company
Ar ¢Nal
Tata Ashoskud
Etean
Lally Divorce Settlement After Eighteen Years
After eighteen years of dispute between Thomas Me Dally a New York banker and Mata B Lally, the Circuit Court approves transfer of assets and sets alimony terms. Mata B Lally will receive the estate and alimony support, while Brewster Lally’s involvement ends with the decree. The couple’s divorce case resolves with alimony and property arrangements pending further adjustments.
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Milavackrere
Thomas Me Dally
Graneegainty
Chae
Mata B. Lally
Lally
Sun
Quonth
Kedar
Brewster Lally
Elain
Hess
Indians Receive Liberty Bond Funds in Local Bank Draw
A fragmented report notes Chippewa and Sioux officials, including Frank Antoine, engaging in financial transactions tied to Liberty Bonds. The text mentions a $162 250 amount and a bank draw, with references to enlistment and lending actions amid a broader council scene.
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Suland
Turty Bard River
Ater
Everest
Liberty Bend
Frank Antoine
Phipel Pawa
Cheese Shipment From Langside to Bugland Draws Attention
A large cheese shipment weighing four pounds was hauled to a town from Langside County. The cheese bound for Texas was sent by a concerned local producer who traveled from Langside to Bugland.
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NYG
Texas
Langside County
Cheere
Bugland
Missing Bay's Body Found in Beloit Mill Race
A five day search ended with the discovery of Noy Roberts aged twenty son of oil magnate Mel yn Roberts in Beloit. He had lain in the mill race since disappearing June 15 after a boating mishap or youth disappearance earlier this month.
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Bay
Belout
Beloit
Noy Roberts
Melyn Roberts
Ollahoma
Msehion
Bottling Solas Water Beverages Tied to New License Rule
Manufacturers bottling sola water beverages must secure a license and submit to dairy and food department oversees under a senate bill passed by the assembly. The measure was turned in for final approval, with specifics to be enforced under the new act.
Batteries Called Green Bay Wisconsin Field Artillery Draft
June 18 orders issued to commanding officers announce that batteries B and E of the Wisconsin field artillery will go into cami duty July 2. The orders specify mobilization details for the units in Green Bay and nearby areas.
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Green Bay
Wisconsin Field Artillery
Cami
Zions Evangelical church meeting at Marshfield
Miss Dora Hinkroth visited with relatives in Staadt and Marshfield. Rev Huebner led the quarterly Zion’s Evangelical meeting in Marshfield with favorable weather and good attendance. Local residents exchanged farms, repaired homes after a storm, and prepared for a golden wedding visit for kin.
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J. A. Pennebecker
Louis Pennebecker
Marshfield
Richfield News Summary From March Visit and Local Events
Richfield notes visitors from Chicago and Wisconsin relatives, wedding trip coverage, and a death in the community. Reports mention Mrs Deuckley and Mrs Miller, school district graduates, and local actions with the Defense League and council meetings. Families take vacations, children’s day exercises praised, and local social activities noted.
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Wehiwal
Frank
Syree
Abs
Drackley
Alier al Miov Miner
Freda Kaajiten
Imatuete
Gram Ratwids
Frank Honbest
Mann
Waukesha
Miller
Field
Meg
William Gessert
Vullendurfer
Richfield
Defense League
Marshfield
Cameron
Mery Tatle
Charles Hill
Cummings
Lina Johnson
Er Movle Tuttle
And
Larrys
George Knapton
Lang
Larry
Frank Curtin
3. M
Dedication at M E Church and Illness Update
Visitors, Mr and Mrs Wade and children, spent Sunday at Frank Merrill s home. Five new members joined the M E Church this Sunday four by baptism and one by letter. Dedication exercises planned for next Sunday with a call to attend and worship. Mars all Wis resident Mrs Robes bins sister to rere car is quite ill with pleuro pneumonia but recovering.
Barn Plans Offer From Marshfield Lumber Co
Mr farmer urged to claim free floor plans for a new barn from Booth Campbell Retail Lumber Co of Marshfield. The notice promises stock on Kane and related harv ramplate items available at all times.
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Booth-Campbell Retail Lumber Co
Marshfield
Kane
Sherry Busy Week with Graduations and Visits
Sherry residents attend graduation events at the Grand Rapids training school. Miss Jene Whitney graduates with the class of five. Local residents Mr and Mrs Hugh C. Jones hosted visitors after a brief return from Min-Heapels. George L Worthen returns from Waujuien. Elsie Summers from St Paul visits her parents. Several church events and a Presbyterian social, plus a Sherry steeple ride to Grand Rapids for observances, mark a busy period.
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Sherry
Mers
Henry Whitney
Grand Rapids
Jene Whitney
G. W. Knapp
Min- Heapels
Hugh C. Jones
Tom Eay
Marshfield
John B. Jones
Wales
Burington
Milwaukee
Ellis
Northwest Collegiate Institute
Fety Wernesday
Southern Shigan
Ian Soplamhar
Meey E. McTanglin
West Bend
Pawel
Towa
George L. Wortheiiy
Waujuien
Elsie Sommers
St. Paul
TL Wy Swuren
Severs
Childress
Presbyterian Samay School
Glo Zaracke
Andl
Herman Dante Mator J Wield
Hack
Elsie Summers
C. N
Ales. Townsend
Lake
Miss Specht
Northweet Collegiate Institute
Moursda
Fer Dame
Specht
Perry
Datisman
Ling Cles
A Missionary Society of
Riverside News Briefs Highlight Local Farm Purchase and Moves
Riverside June 18 Oscar Cile bought a new Overland van. L G Krieger visited Gottlieb Schhufer home. Fred Wiedmen Jp bought an 80 acre Lowell farm with all equipment for 87100 and will move soon. John Wiedman will manage the old rental. John H Huebner ordered a 12x80 Climax Napanee silo from Wisconsin Motor and Machinery Co.
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Riverside
Oscar Cile
L. G. Krieger
Gottlieb Schhufer
Fred Wiedmen
Lowell
John Wiedman
John H. Huebner
Wisconsin Motor & Machinery Co
Chamberlain Remedy Famed For Family Use In Travel
A reader from Florida reports his family has used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for years at home and on extended visits, claiming it travels well and is obtainable everywhere.
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FL W
Archer
Caldwell
Ohis
Chamberlain
Per
Bakerville News Roundup and Community Events
Joe Kasberger returns from Kansas to live with relatives Charley Tews family and Arietta. Rudolph Zinthefer and Ed Schulhauser seen on Hewitt streets. Buffalo County church events include Buffalo communion class photo by Stierte. St Marys school sisters depart Marshfield. Miss Carolyn Kraemer from Stratford visits. Community notices mention county graduations and training school exercises with local families attending.
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Bakerville
Joe Kasberger
Kansas
Charley Tews
Arietta
Carl Tews Sr
Hewitt
Joseph
Rudolph Zinthefer
Ed. Schulhauser
Bu Fema Communion
Stierte
Frank Leuschen
Marathon
Eldara Michels
An- Aner
Te Anp Rapids
A Institute
C. N
St. Mary's
Rehool
Sisters of
St. Mary's School
Marshfield
Carolyn Kraemer
Stradford
Keane
Kraemer
Rei
Sandey
Myr
Michel
Fehrenbach
Sane
J.P. Krarmer
Local Notes from North Lingotin Area and Surroundings
Bits from Bramp's Jaye and nearby townships report a bullding hog event at Bramp's Jaye, a newborn daughter to Mr and Mrs Andrew Wolf, and a welcome as san ty their pea fase on Wednesday. George Maakel suffers an illness, Fuh Guna acquires a new tar, and George Stemweiss is linked to wet owners. Marshtille hay moved last week. roads graded and in good condition for cars. Louis Pagel had a sick week. Ma Abbott shve tarn ik any Oxing to the edil weather corn returdid. Town corner dance night noted.
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Lingotn
Lele
Bramp
Jaye
Andrew Wolf
Casu
George Maakel
Fuh Guna
Mill Creek News Notes and Local Work Details
Mill Creek reported June 1 highlights include William Howe busy with road work. Anton Neumann moved to raise a barn with John Weber supervising carpentry. Ed Medarwitz turns his barn. Mr and Mrs Mina Ebbe of Waupaca visit daughter-in-law. Werley families, Therger, and others perform foundation work for a new wagon shed. Lovis Neumann seen in Marshfield last week, with local activity around town.
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Mill Creek
William Howe
Anton Neumann
John Weber
Ed. Medarwitz
Mina Ebbe
Wauapaca
Werleysen
Therger
Andre Foietaining
Lovis Neumann
Marshfield Sathelay
Tos
Gert
Miscellaneous local notes from Mann area
A cow owned by Mrs G Karau died in pasture last week likely due to lightning. Buckmaster bought a car to cement his barn. Conrad Guckenberger reports a lost valuable horse last Thursday. Johnnie Fisher helps Emil Meek in a rhe t se factory near Vesper. August Kibbel family visited Chris Kibbel as a baby girl was born Friday. Many young people held a miscellaneous shower at Mrs Sorensen’s home near Spencer for daughter Christine, who wed Matt Britten Thursday at Spencer Lutheran church.
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Sorensen
Spencer
Christine
Matt Britten
Spencer Lutheran Church
Morris Bank Plan is Killed and Bond Shortfall Reported
Fragmented OCR notes report that the Morris Bank Plan failed and bonds fell short. Mentions county sale totals of 240000 pounds and a Liberty bonus, with June dates and regional figures. Also references domestic items valued around 247,838,000 dollars and a ribbed area note.
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Morris Bank
Morris
West
Fon Lac
Shawn Vale
Liberty Bonus
Wao
Eyhenry
Markets Report Brief On Live Weights And Veal Prices
Market notes show live weight prices per ewt for veal and sheep with quoted figures such as four dollars or four per ewt. Veal dressed prices listed per ewt. References to calf and hog products appear with unit pricing, but some text is garbled. The piece reflects a historical price listing style with data on live weight and dressed meat values.
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Reese
Spar Cereal Company Storied Grain Trade Notice
Fragmented OCR notes mention Spar Cereal Company with terms flour and feed across various grain items. Includes unreadable names and numbers, implying a trade or production notice without clear details.
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Spar Cereal Company
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