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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1919

Page

4

Bowling match reports and seaside incident headline

The Libertys beat Reddis by 72 pins in the first bowling game while Reddis won the second and third. A separate match saw the Lucky Strkkes taking the first two games against Reddis before a final close. A bystander scene followed as rifles fired during maneuvers and a girl stepped into a man's arms. The Burron county Wisconsin creamery claims the world’s largest cooperative status with nearly 1000 patrons and receipts of 728,694.18 dollars.

Libertys Reddis Luckystrkkes Burron County Vonsin

Marshfield Company Ten High at Monday Shoot

The ten high scorers listed include Sergt H Mueller Private C Hell Private Herrick Jr Private Hugo Gehler Private George Schuh Private C Steinert Private J Koenig Sergt R Cale Sergt F Apfel Private W Mechler Private F Braem. The convention shoot for these ten men to represent Marshfield at the Milwaukee state shoot will likely begin next Sunday.

the Anmory H. Mueller C. Hell Herrick, Jr Hugo Gehler George Schuh C. Steinert J. Koenig R. Cale F. Apfel W. Mechler F. Braem Marshfield Company Milwaukee

Marshfield visitors and illness noted in Nasonville area

Nasonville North Nasonville Joseph Binder of Marshfield visited with the Joseph Stine family over Sunday. Maurice Rustail is on the sick list. Sleighing is nearly gone again with a lot of hauling done last week. Mr and Mrs William Fried of Phillips Mrs Joseph Barth and William Fleischman of Richfield, the latter just returned from France, visited the Stine families Wednesday. Joseph Stine Sy whose branch has not improved much yet. Peter Thiel hauled cheese for Arthur Ott earlier in the week.

North Nasonville Joseph Binder Marshfield Joseph Stine Maurice Rustail William Fried Phillips Joseph Barth Rich- Field William Fleischman Rich-field France Stine Peter Thiel Arthur Ott

Bonus for returning soldiers outlined in 1919 act

The 1919 revenue act section 14 authorizes a $60 bonus to office soldiers fight clerks nurses of the army upon honorable discharge. Those discharged after will be paid on their final pay roll, with checks mailed in order of receipt. Claimants must provide service dates since April 6 1917 and current address, returning discharge certificates with checks.

Revenue Net Lemon Washington, D. C

Employment Service reports weekly job referrals and placements

The United States Employment Service logged eight weeks ending February 22 with 1,090,124 applications. Of these, 930,029 were referred to opportunities and 679,417 were placed in employment. Variations reflect missing return cards, preventing confirmation of outcomes. Transmitted by the State Central Office, Madison, Wis.

United States Employment Service Wes State Central Office Madison Wis Edwald Pototet Fedoral

Public roads office plans highway workers across states

The federal office of public roads outlines plans to employ 100,000 soldiers on highway construction across 29 states including Iowa. Mr Sudmeier departed last week for a southern area as part of the extended visit. Mr and Mrs Louis Kasberger noted in the ancient year.

Federal Office of Public Roads Sudmeier Iowa Louis Kasberger

Wisconsin Insane Fight War Effort At Mendota Hospital

Superintendent Drake describes how Wisconsin's insane population joined World War I efforts by volunteering for tasks, sewing, knitting, and aiding the Food Administration. Fifteen attendants enlisted, patients helped with dressings and garments, and all followed the motto enough and no more to curb costs and support victory.

Madison America Wisconsin Drake Mendota Hospital For State Historical Society Germany Food Administration

Monthly Statement of City Ledger and Vendor Payments

Feb 2 balance on hand 4267.50 with entries including City Treas acet tax levy 10000.00 and 15000.01 State Treas acct H school. Tuition items for Lincoln 240.00 Marshfield 98.00. Numerous supplier payments list vendors such as Hirst National Bank, Wegner & Pirwitz, Wm. Ebb, Lipham Mfg. Co., Times and Herald printing, Mild. Plumbing & Heating, PF. W. Woolworth Co., Kestel Bros., R. A. Stilman, Allyn & Bacon, Macmillan Co., N. W. Blangas Co., American Book Co., The Anglers Co., A C McClarg & Co, A B Dick Co, Houghton Mifflin, E. L. Sibley, J. A. Schindler taxes, United Chemical Co, Childs & Smith, Am Railway Exp. Co, Mary Rapp, L. B. 1.75, and other clerical charges totaling scattered sums.

City Treas Lincoln John Pilsner Hatteberghse Marshfield State Treas Hirst National Bank Anson Winterburn Diuty Co Wegner & Pirwitz Lipham Mfg. Co Herald W. A. Liese Mild W. Woolworth Co Kestel Bros. Co M. Deming Mfld Tel Exchpe C. E. Blodgett & Sons Con Howe. & Auto Co R. A. Stilman A. Flanagan Co Ban Claire Bk Sta. Sher T. ©. Sellers Allyn & Bacon N. W. Blangas Co Macmillan Co N. W. School Supply Co P.eccccee Vie American Book Co the Anglers Co A. C. McClarg & Co A. B. Dick Co Mid Tel. Exchge Childs & ‘Smith Railway Exp. Co Mary Rapp Labor L. B Buchmiller

Balance on hand and payments in March 1919 ledger entry

A ledger fragment lists August through March 1919 expenses and incomes for salaries, janitorial, supplies, and interest. Names include P J Kraus and Helen Poppy. Items cover Various banks and financial charges, Western Electric supplies, Central Scientific Co. and a large balance on hand of 9448.12 with totals around 30 403.50.

Senn Labor & Supplies Geo W. T. Pond Sal. & Sunds P. J. Kraus Frank Kohlbeck Ight Power Wieseciereees Central Scientific Co

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