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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1919

Page

3

KEEP WATCH ON 4. NEW HUN ARMY DESCRIPTS MASS PARTISAN UNITS

The piece reports on a growing German occupation force with many volunteers from outside regular ranks in depots across Europe. It claims units like Belc hardt and the new Sehulgen division draw volunteers and are organizing for defense against Allied moves, with estimates of the standing army ranges and recruitment abroad.

Aeroaepurtis Ameria Indivat Formu Cthely Glmost Mie Alt Anit Belchardt Berlin Whiel Gesiged Wolmar Wlso Menis Custoen Poyseseloy Wap Benin Phtegedisschies Harts Reglion

Long hidden whiskey unearthed from Corry cellar tale

Corry Hataeit recounts an old whiskey stash found decades ago beneath a rock ledge. The bottle, partly leaked and aged, supposedly held a rich flavor few could appreciate.

Corry Meyersdile Hutzell

Influenza Mystery Among Negro Population Reported

City Health Officer Costanza notes that few Negro deaths appear linked to influenza and questions why mortality is not rising among colored residents. With limited cases observed, the explanation remains unclear and no famine appears connected to the illness. Undertakers at Stopford, Cann. report puzzling trends in deaths among the Black community.

Stopford Cann Costanza

Farming by Mail Teaches Statewide Agricultural Education

New Hampshire college offers a mail course titled Teach Farming by Mail. Open to all residents of the state, the program emerges from concerns that traditional agricultural education has lagged amid production campaigns. The plan responds to the need for accessible instruction across communities.

Hicmpshire College

Mrs Cadell’s Family Hunting Feats in Field Rise

Mrs Mary Cadell of Springfield heads a family of ten sons serving in France. In a hunting expedition she entered the woods, fired a ninth gun, and returned with a doe weighing 100 pounds. The article highlights a strong family hunting tradition and wartime-era rural life.

France Mary Cadell Springfield Woorts

Field Marshal Haig Goes Back to Golf

Sir Douglas Haig, once directing the British war effort against Germany, now spends his spare time at the golf club after the armistice is signed. He is pictured leaving the course following a round.

Fetrtrtrteteirtt Haig Fone Ferns Sishal Douglas Haixg Thie Wwmng Hun Douglas Bais Dougas Haig

Knights of Columbus Send American Matches to Troops Abroad

The Knights of Columbus have arranged shipments of American book matches to U S troops in the occupation army in Germany to avoid European lucifer hazards. An order for 2,000,000 books of matches was recently priced to supply the soldiers and ease cigarette lighting without poisoning from inferior European matches.

Anoy Knights of Columbus Knights

Telephone figures show vast U S usage and production

A preliminary report on the U S telephone industry, released by director Samuel L. Tt of the commerce department, cites 11 713 telephones in use, 21 842 000 000 quills produced, and an average of over 200 per person. Eugene T Hareley supervised the manufacturing statistics.

Washington United States Samuel L. Tt Versus Department of Cmnmiured Eugene T Hareley Lie Fur Manufactures

Stock Ate Weeds in San Juan County Losses Seen

County agent traced stock losses in San Juan New Mexico to whirled milk weed a poisonous plant. He showed farmers how to identify the weed and committees were appointed to inspect La Plata district lands to prevent further damage.

San Juan New Mexico la Plata

Bellboy William Spanton Leaves Estate Over Ten Thousand

Bellboy William Spanton, who died recently in San Francisco from influenza, leaves an estate exceeding $10,000. Tommy West, head bellboy and present with Spanton at his death, notes the estate results from his tip earnings. Spanton was the oldest employer in the bellboy department.

William Spanton San Franecisco Tommy West Spanton Bellboy

Budget System for Households and Shared Resources

A discussion of a household budget system guiding families to allocate funds wisely across essentials and savings. It covers proportional spending, inclusion of life insurance and bank savings, and the need for ongoing adjustments as expenses and priorities shift. The goal is to reduce financial stress and elevate living standards through disciplined budgeting.

Gwynelal Heights

Victory Liberty loan urged as memorial to fallen soldiers

The piece frames the Victory Liberty loan as a memorial to brave soldiers who died in battle, noting the German side as the quitters and urging continued support to finish the job with the Victory Liberty loan.

Victory Liberty Loan

Appealing all along the smoke line

Readers are urged to try the FA pipe option saying it delivers delight without bite or parch. The ad touts a patented process that can improve any smoker's experience, encouraging old pipe users to switch.

Marshfield Chamber Promotes Americanization and Good Citizenship

The Marshfield Chamber of Commerce forms a Good Citizenship Club to naturalized and interested residents. Meetings include early American history talks and mock citizenship examinations testing loyalty and knowledge of government. Questions cover birth, residence, military, flag, liberty bonds, and basic government structure. Closing exercises sing America and pledge American identity.

R. Carver Congress Senate U. S Supreme Court Good Citizenship Club Marshfield America Land of Liberty

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