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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1919

Page

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Home ownership and German American league prompt caution

A local paper urges readers to consult bankers before buying stocks or bonds and warns against endorsing unvetted opinions. It argues for home ownership as child security and thrift, and criticizes a German American Citizens League forming in Chicago with plans to engage in politics. The piece cautions German heritage groups may harm broader American interests and warns against separatist movements.

John Mary Cheago Lengue Big Bill Thompson Chicago Congress Germany Milwaukee Wisconsin America

Red Arrow Days Remembered in Marshfield Festival

Two day celebration titled Red Arrow Days drew thousands to Marshfield with a grand military parade led by Major Robert Connor and the 127th Infantry, a large community dance, free acts, and a roast ox feast. Soldiers and civilians from across the state attended, praising the event as the grandest celebration outside Milwaukee. The crowd endured rain but kept high spirit as gold star parents watched a solemn parade honoring fallen service members.

Milwaukee Grand Rapids Steiny 127Th Infantry Armory White City Beseler Seid Gold Star Robert Connor Grand Rapids. Band 127Th Ivantry Organization Marshfield Red Arrows

World War Veterans Assn Elects Officers At Marshfield Armory

Connor chairs the American War Veterans Association meeting held at the Armory hall with about 400 service men present. Three permanent offices were created and officers and committees elected. Mayor Kalsched welcomed the group to Marshfield during the Red Arrow celebration. Next meeting set for the first Wednesday in August.

American War Veterans Association Armory Hall Alao Kalsched Marshyfield Conmer John Koh Sergt Wendt Fred Olson Steve McDonald Charles Pors Merval “Masten H. Wildish Albert Rasmussen R. W. Pankow Arthur Laemle Geo. Wood John Dawson A. Wirkus Marshfield Post Marshfield

Marshfield Chamber of Commerce Meeting Thursday Night

The Marshfield Chamber of Commerce will hold a membership meeting Thursday at 8 o'clock in the Eagles hall. An interesting program is being prepared.

Marshfield Chamber of Commerce Eagles Hall

Business Heads Endorse Work of the Chamber

Random readers’ opinions from Marshfield Chamber of Commerce praise its efforts in boosting civic pride, wartime and postwar cooperation, and public projects. Speakers include Leo Rose, Anna Kohl, R J Chyver, John Hasselbatch, Dr F W Fornefelt, F H Normington, Louis Hartl, Rev F J Jordan, Hugo Scheibe, J A Kestel, all noting progress on vocational schooling, publicity reach, and key civic goals.

Chamber of Commerce Chamber Leo Rose Anna Kohl R. J! Chyver John Hasselbatch F. W. Fornefelt Milwaukee Minneapolis F. H. Normington Louis Hartl American City Bureau F. J. Jordan Marshfield Hugo Scheibe J. A Kestel

Publicity Value For Agricultural Development In Wisconsin

The passage notes national circulation magazines fix Marshfield Wisconsin in readers minds and furnish state agricultural papers with articles on farmers meetings and dairy development. Such publicity is valuable to those seeking to expand productive farms and would cost several hundred dollars at current advertising rates.

Marshfield Wisconsin

Alma Lueckenbach Weds Dr W Sipe at St John Church

Alma Lueckenbach marries Dr W Sipe in a Tuesday morning ceremony at St John Catholic Church conducted by Rev Joseph Fiz. Attendants were Mr and Mrs J W Grass of Wern er N D. The couple plan a honeymoon through Milwaukee Chicago and Kalamazoo and will reside in Chicago. Out of town relatives include Lieut E J Lucckenbach and Mr Mrs Anton Lucckenbach of Milwaukee.

Alma Lueckenbach W. Sipe Chicago Joseph Fiz J. W. Grass Werner, N. D Sine Miss Luckenbach Zweliem Lueckenbach Marshfield Rose Brothers Milwaukee Kalamazoo Michigan E. J. Lucckenbach Washington, D. C William Lueckenbach Anton Lueckenbach Florence

Three Cent Stamp Redeemed Only Until July Thirtieth

The three cent adhesive stamp will not be redeemed after July 1 as rates drop. Taesel stamps remain valid for three cent or higher mail. Postmasters must stop issuing two cent postals and three cent stamped envelopes. Unused stock can be redeemed at purchase value in July, with postage value only after redemption ends.

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Heavy rainfall causes basement flooding in city district

Monday evening brought a record downpour lasting from seven o'clock to past midnight. By Tuesday morning many cellars were flooded, with Farmers Economy Store reporting several hundred dollars in losses after nearly three feet of water. The city’s sewer system proved inadequate to drain the deluge.

Law Extends Cleanliness Rules To Milk And Ice Cream

Wisconsin Governor signs Chapter 338 law targeting ice cream retailers and households alike. It requires thorough washing of milk and cream containers and return within 72 hours to prevent container acid damage, health risks, and waste. enforcement rests with the state dairy and food department led by Commissioner Weigle.

Madison Wiesonsin Philipp State Dairy and Food Department Weigle

Surprise Marsfield Marriage Joins Lueckenbach and Grasl

Miss Katherine Lueckenbach of Werner N D and J W Grasl of Marsfield N D were married last Thursday June 19 at St Pauls Pro Cathedral with Rev Hiltner officiating. Attendants were Frank Binder of Bismarck and Miss Tilda Bauknecht of Marion. The couple will reside in Werner N D after a brief stay in Marsfield.

Marsifield Katherine Lueckenbach Werner N. D J. W. Grasl St. Pauls Pro-Cathedral Hiltner Bismark Frank Binder Tilda Bauknecht Marion Lueckenbach Werner, N. D

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