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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1918

Page

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Davies Speech Scores Decided Hit At Armory

Joseph E Davies Democratic senator nominee delivered a patriotic appeal to Marshwood residents urging support for the president as Wisconsin prepares for the election next Tuesday in a pivotal state moment. The audience, Loyal to the Core, responded favorable to the talk and a brief campaign rally followed.

Davies Armory Joseph E. Davies United States Marshwoad Wisconsin Mt. Davies

Davies Speech Frames War as Holy Defense Against German Domination

Red chairman of the Democratic committee opens with remarks contrasting German military rulers with the Kaiser’s claim of no treaties. Davies argues the war defends lawful rights, cites 1937 sea rights and espionage threats, and condemns German imperial rule as lawless and driven by conquest.

Strauss Red Ma. Davies Germany Kaiser Davies Davies Austin Washington

Death of Mrs Oswald Rayner at 28 in East B Street

After a lingering illness Mrs Oswald Rayner died at her East B Street home. She was 28 years old and born in the city. Survived by husband, parents Mr and Mrs Peter Lahman, six sisters and two brothers. Funeral Monday at St John’s Catholic Church at nine o’clock. The community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.

Mns Oswald Rayner Ueath Peter Lahman St. Juhn's Catholic Church Warkela Willy Fecaite Sunulay Marshfield Mira Point Gora Buskoy Holbenhack M. Seee Vedder J. Re. Krausalee Seubert

Back Lot Fire Safety Urges Marshfield Residents

A local notice urges Marshfield homeowners to keep back lots clear and burn only safe rubbish. Officials warn that spreading flames to debris can cause fires and remind residents to inform neighbors to prevent waste ignition.

Daviesisme and Wartime Patriotism Speech Fragments

Fragmented excerpts from a Wisconsin wartime speech defend democracy and unity in a tense political moment. The speaker stresses liberty, Christian civilization, and the need for united national effort to win the war against tyranny, urging loyalty and support across the state.

Marshfield to Start Day One Hour Earlier for Nurses Training

The local hospital plans a daylight saving shift starting April 1 to move clocks forward one hour, aligning with national practice after earlier local trials. A new three year nursing training program, non sectarian, begins June 1, with enrollment for women aged nineteen to thirty, and stipulates a two year high school background per wartime government guidance.

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Marshfield Bowlers Triumph Over Stevens Point Team

Marshfield bowling lineup including Pees J B Vedder Kraus Seubert Cant Amerson Sunday avenged defeat by Stevens Point with a 140 pin win over three games. Cuntain Anderson Vedder led Marshfield in strong showings as Point’s Clarke excelled for the opposing team. Crowd cheered as Marshfield claimed two wins and a narrow third, with the Portage and Wood counties title stakes noted for the upcoming rematch.

Marsh Pees J. B Vedder Kraus Seubert Cant Amerson Stevens Point Marshfield Cuntain Anderson Clarke Ttis Resury Portage Wood Counties

German Aliens Ordered to Surrender Weapons in Hostilities

Postmaster A G Pankow announces that all registered German aliens must surrender firearms ammunition and explosive devices to the chief of police. Chief Michael Griffin will oversee collection and return items to rightful owners after the hostilities end.

A. G. Pankow Michael Griffin

Marshfield Boy Dies in France During War Service

Marshfield resident George Arnett, son of Mrs. John Arnett, served with Company A of the 127th Infantry, 32nd Division. A telegram from Washington confirms his death in France on March 15 while serving in the field artillery of the American Expeditionary Forces, attributed to homesickness.

George Arnett John Arnett 127Th Infantry France Arnett Marshfeld War Department Washington

Congress weighs official service flag approval issue

The government does not recognize the service flag as official yet it promotes its general use. Private parties hold patents on the flag design while Congress studies whether to grant formal status and regulatory control.

Congress

Prominent Speaker at Adler Friday

Hans Rieg of Chicago will address the Adler theater Friday evening in support of Democratic senatorial nominee Hon. Joxenh E B Davies. The American of German descent will speak concisely at eight o clock, inviting men and women of German heritage to attend.

Hans Rieg Chicago Adler Theater Joxenh E B. Davies Senate of

Delivery Company Moves to New Marshfield Quarters

The central station of the Marsh field Delivery company is being moved this week under B. Milligan. The structure on Second street behind the Marshfield State bank is relocated to Maple street to clear space for planned operations and a 16 foot expansion. Quarters will be housed in H C Koenig's data opposite the central station.

Marshfield Delivery Company B. Milligan Second Street Marshfield State Bank Plas Maple Street Jsnort Crses H.C. Koenig

Marshfield Chamber of Commerce Gains 14 Members in Hour

The Marshfield Chamber of Commerce, described as a stable civic and mercantile body, rapidly added fourteen new members in one hour last Thursday with future pledges from many more. Observers note broad faith in the organization and praise its directors as trusted, successful figures in business and professions.

Marshfield Marsh- Geld Chamber of Commerce Building Harper Hhe Plu Mershfield Jen

Hoover Cuts Wheat Ration in New Food Regulations

Hoover announces new wheat consumption limits and conservation steps to curb use during the crisis. Measures include one and a half portions per person per week, guest limits on meals, restricted flour sales, and bakers delivering smaller loaves while reducing wheat flour purchases. Emphasizes voluntary public cooperation and potential future tightening.

Norbert Hoover Satur Iay Food Administration Hoover

City Ball Outlook Meeting Seeks Support for 1918 Team

All local baseball players and fans are urged to attend Friday evening at the Eagles club house to discuss forming a city aggregation for 1918. Marshfield can field two strong teams, and the meeting will decide whether the city will back a ball club or seek opportunities with nearby towns.

Eagles Marshfield

Notice of cattle and calves sale at Sao Line Yards

John Stanton offers cattle and calves for sale at the Sao Line Yards on Saturday March 30. For more information call Marshfield Poultry Home. Phone number 281.

John Stanton Sao Marshfield Poultry Home Paone No

War Horrors and Loyal Morale At Augusta Meeting

Reverend J Graham Sibson of the Augusta Methodist Church spoke at a Marshfield Federated Churches event. His patriotic address filled the Presbyterian Church, urging resolve as he drew parallels between Civil War sacrifices and today’s global conflict, noting Britain’s early war mobilization and limited regular forces.

J. Graham Sibson Methodist Augusta Presbyterian Church Sibson Federated Churches of Marsh Field Rex. Jordon Methodist Chares Lincoln Union Conditioni Ug Spaaker Air Anghing England

Watch Your Step to Play at Adler Marshfield

A breezy musical comedy by Irving Berlin titled Watch Your Step comes to the Adler Theater Marshfield for matinee and night shows on Sunday April 7. The production features lively music and dance, a plot about a will and inheritance, and two suitors tested by temptations in a bustling town setting with stage door visits and a cabaret style sequence.

Jin Irving Berlin Adler Theater Marshfield Ant

Secretary of State Speech On April First At Adler Theater

E W Eldredge of Ohio is set to speak at the Adler theater tonight in support of the dry campaign. The talk, moved up one day, is for men only and aims to rally support for prohibition efforts.

E.W. Eldredge Ohio Adler Theater Eldredge Marshfield Dry League Martin Hull Madison Eva

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