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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1918

Page

8

Texas and Delaware Dry States Ratify National Dry Amendment

The piece reports Texas and Delaware voting by large margins to ratify the National Dry Amendment, joining four other formerly wet states and 29 already dry in backing the Morality, Economy and Progress cause. It cites church leaders, public figures, and sober households as reasons, noting ruined families driven by liquor as decisive in Marshfield’s campaign.

Kentucky Maryland Texas Delaware John Barleycorn Marshfield Monroe County

Who Carries the Keys in Public Morals Debate

Bishop Paul Rhodes of Green Bay Catholic Diocese urges voters to decide on liquor policy citing public costs from booze. He argues responsibility rests with consciences of voters, not communities, and calls to end what he calls a prolific source of misery and crime.

Vater Paul Rhodes Green Bay Catholic Diocese

Ten Commandments Guarding Fighters Bill Signed

President Wilson signed a liberal protection bill titled National Ten Commandments for fighters. It bars eviction of soldiers dependents, protects life insurance, prevents foreclosures, halts tax sales, and shields homes. The plan also includes a large ordnance base with extensive storage, workshops, and a 450 officers plus 16,000 men maintenance force.

Washington Wilson

Richfield News Roundup of Marital, Farming, and Social Notes

Richfield society covers marriages in town including Henry Woolstrum and Miss Mable Johnson, with family wishes for a happy life aboard, plus local farm work, barn raising, and maple tapping efforts. Reports on illness, recoveries, church events, entertainment plans, baptisms, and letters from abroad.

Mr. Hasselberger Hewitt John Jenkins Henry Andraska Louis Robinson Henry Woolstrum Miss Mable ‘Johnson RK. E. Andrews J.0. Johnson Cam‘eron Richfield Myr Ed. Lenhert Ebbe John Sutton Willing Workers Society Musbach Gould Intent Albert Thomp

Ordnance Base Estimated at 25 Million for France Forces

A French ordnance base costing about 25 million dollars is under construction to repair and rerelining over 800 guns, with a large capacity carriage repair plant and a motor vehicle repair unit. The facility aims to support Allied forces fighting in France with expanded repair capabilities and equipment readiness.

Ordnance France Ordnace

Local Social Notes From Marshfield Area

Albert Tremmel visits sister Nora in Milwaukee where Miss Tremmel is ill with pneumonia. Win Pattin of Marshfield visits family over Sunday. A party was held at Fred Schultz’s home last Wednesday evening. Freddie Lehnherr spent the past week at Ed Lehnberg’s home. West Marshfield A basketball team played Milladore away last Saturday. A large number of calves were sold to cattle buyers at Marshfield last Saturday. Fohl and family of Marshfield spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Joc.

Fred. Jordo Willett Alfred Edward William ‘Buthopp Llingis Adams George Knapton Dean England J. Ross Porter J. D.'Breiden' cMillan J. C. Davis Aaron Evanston Ill Hosea Phillips John Navy Wiss Ruth Hamiston Robin Hag Albert Tremmel Nora Milwaukee Miss Tremmel Win, Patt Marshfield Fred Schultz Freddie Lehnherr Ed. Lehnberg West Marshfield Milladore Fohl Joc

National Park tourist dates announced by Secretary Lane

Secretary Lane announced this year’s park opening dates for visitors. Yosemite California runs May 1 to Nov 1. Rocky Mountain College Caloraya May 1 to Nov 1. Sequoia California May 15 to Oct 10. General Grant California May 15 to Oct 10. Mesa Verde Colorado June 1 to Sept 30. Mount Rainier Washington June 1 to Sept 15. Glacier Montana June 15 to Sept 15. Crater Lake Oregon July 1 to Sept 30. Yellowstone Wyoming June 25 to Sept 15.

Lane National Parks Yosemite California Rocky Mountain National Park Caloraya Sequoia National Park General Grant National Park Mesa Verde National Park Colorado Mount Ranier National Park Washington Glacier National Park Montana Crater Lake National Park Oregon Yellowstone National Park Wyoming

St Alban's Church Services Led by Rev Grant Knault

St Alban's Church announces Sunday Holy Eucharist at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m. Evensong at 4:30 p.m. Weekday Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. Evensong at 4:30 p.m. Friday Holy Communion at 9 a.m. and Evensong at 7:30 p.m.

ST. Alban's Church Grant Knault Prigst

Poem Attacks Kaiser Widely Circulated in Poland

A German Berlin organ cites a Polish poem titled Hail to the Kaiser that has spread as a hand bill in Poland, notably Warsaw. The verse thanks the Kaiser for pillaging Polish homes, calls the White Eagle bloodied, and imagines Polish youths in common graves to elevate the Knights of St. John, with a jab at a future Polish victory.

Berliner Neueste Nachrichten Poland Warsaw New York Tribune

German Blood Enlistment Trial Ends With Pig Nose Test

In Newark New Jersey an applicant for the Marine Corps, Wiligm Strasburger, declared he had German blood and pricked his toe to show it. He brandished a pig nose prosthetic to impress Sgt Thomas Green while claiming German lineage. The sergeant doubted his claim. Strasburger, American born and anti-Teutonic, could not meet weight and height requirements.

Newark N. J Wiligm’rasburger United States ‘Marine Corps Thomas ‘Green Gertian Green Strasburger

Mules at Rockford Barracks Test Army Logistics

Former boys in the 341st Infantry encounter 321 mules and 321 dispositions at Rockford where the men must outsmart the animals to load and move gear. The lieutenant in charge of the corrals faces the tough task of finding soldiers who understand mules.

Great Generals Not in Army Delivery

A playful note plays on military titles used in civilian contexts. It lists General Delivery General Nuisance General Merchandise and General Public in a humorous sequence, suggesting a wordplay on common terms miscast as generals.

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Marshfield Dry League 1 Committee Marshfield, Wis E. W. Eldredge Adler Theatre Gettysburg Waterloo Texas and Rhodes Green Bay Ntthex Ecker Brown Morey Ed. Lenkert The Red Cross Frank Idelberz Matt Kunesh Luumbar Mohle Satan
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