Philipp Opposes Training State Guard On Border
Gov. Emanuel L. Philipp objects to War Department plans to train Wisconsin National Guard on southern borders. He argues home boys should stay in Wisconsin to avoid malaria and be available for farm labor. Gen. Holway will deliver the governor’s stance in Washington.
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Emanuel L. Philipp
War Department
Wisconsin National Guard
Washington
Badigex Milina
Middle West
Wisconsin
Philipp
Max
Thievery Explained by Noted Writer
Noted writer Fred C. Kelly in the June American Magazine argues that embezzlement by men stems from a desire to impress others, especially women, and notes that liquor often accompanies moral lapses. The passage suggests social pressures influence theft and drinking.
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Fred C. Kelly
Fragmented quotation on drinking and inflated self view
The passage discusses how alcohol distorts judgment by inflating a drinker’s sense of proportion. It contrasts a low wage clerk with high earnings, suggesting drinking pushes individuals to imagine they can match wealthier peers and undertake actions beyond their means.
Packing an Ice Cream Freezer Says In Woman’s Home Companion
Practical directions from June Woman’s Home Companion by Alice Bradley explain precise packing of the ice cream freezer. Layer three dippers of crushed ice with one dipper of rock salt, repeat until ice and salt extend above the mixture, then let stand about five minutes before turning slowly. A slow turn and a gentle song help yield a finer grain.
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Alice Bradley
Needful Rain Arrives In City Parade of Growth
Early Saturday morning two light rains arrived to lift backward crops and bring greens. Residents noted faster growth, boasting about gardens and lettuce as vegetation perked up. conversations centered on new growth and wet weather effects.
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Arly
Better Egg Appeal Put In Crates War Message For Farms
Thousands of empty egg crates returned to Wisconsin farms carry a war message printed on yellow slips reading Fresh Eggs One of the Nation s Needs. The leaflets, issued by the State Council of Defense through the University of Wisconsin Extension Service, urge roosters removed after May 15, proper nesting, candle testing, and weekly market delivery to ensure higher prices for producers and satisfaction for consumers.
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Wisconsin
State Council of Defense
Agricultural Extension Service
University of Wisconsin
Mohle News Highlights Local Visits and Framing Work
Mrs Fred Schultz and brother Richard visited sister Mrs Kipple of Vaefkind. Mrs Hankel and Mrs West attended the Ladies Aid at Ebbe. Miss Jurgensen stayed with relatives near Nasonville as her uncle Nelson Wattson visits Fond du Lac. Farmers busy with barn raising and carpenters hired. School picnic Monday ends term for summer.
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Mohle
Fred Schultz
Brother Richard
Mrs. Kipple
Vaefkind
Mrs. Hankel
Mrs. West
Ladies’ Aid
Ebbe
Miss Jurgensen
Nasonville
Nelson Wattson
Fond du Lac
Bakerville Notes on Local Visits and Announcements
May 21 at Bakerville Miss Anna Gleichaner of Hewitt spent Saturday with relatives at home and returned to her new school Sunday. Norbert Dieringer and Tomer were announced for the second time Sunday at Corpus Christi church. Roland Groshier and Anna Michels were also announced.
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Bakerville
Anna
Gleichaner of
Hewitt
Tulks
New School
Norbert Dieringer
Tomer
Corpus
Local Family Movements and Visits Across Towns
Staadt Mike Freiber and family plan a Sunday visit to relatives in Grand R& Gehkosh before moving to a future home. Lawrence Dent and Frank Bargabos biked to Spencer to view a farm owned by his father. J Venhoven couple arrive with household goods to live on Arthur Law’s farm. August Hebe ner visits neighbors. Scarlet fever quarantine lifted for Harry Keller and George Stover. Arthur Law moves to New London to farm his father’s land. Matt Zopli hospital return due to spinal trouble. Spanier woman returns home from hospital. Dent attends a hardtime social at McMillan town hall. John Fawning drives to Stratford. George Hargahos noted as a Marshfield resident for a day.
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Mike Freiber
Daugh Staadt
Iers
Mary
Elizabeth
George Bargabus
Grand R& Gehkosh
Ilal
Vosner
Hewitt
Lawrence Dent
Frank
John Bargabos
Spencer
Local Notes From Hewitt and Nearby
Hewitt events include postmaster Paul Cramer’s house being repainted last week and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Gruel returning from a two week honeymoon in the southern part of the state. Charles Seidel has carpenters at work on his new home. Paul and Mrs. Cramer visited Stevens Point over the weekend. Miss Rosa Ley of Milwaukee visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. M. Ley. A whooping cough notice praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy with a testimonial from S. W. Mc Clinton of Brandon Springs Alabama. baby illness described and remedy credited with swift recovery. Obtainable everywhere.
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Hewitt
Paul Cramer
Joseph Gruel
Charles Seidel
Stevens Point
Rosa Ley
Milwaukee
M. Ley
Chamberlain
S. W. McClinton
Brandon Springs
Ala
Chamerlain
Marshfield Folks Enjoy Fishing and Farm Life Blues
Mr and Mrs Will Nickolai and their little son Doseyh of Marshfield spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Karl Zinthefer visiting and fishing at the Yellow river. Farmers finish feeding and plant corn and potatoes as rain freshens the land. Andrew Gleichsner reports hogs for sale and a cow loss last week Monday. Miss Theresa Schuster and Miss Anna Mintheferig are seen around the area, with local visits to Ben Emmerich and Frank Cleischner homes.
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Will Nickolai
Doseyh
Marshfield
Karl Zinthefer
Yelow River
Riverside Notes on Wells and Local Events
Anton Schmidt moved his well drill to Mannville for Gottlib Seehafer. the Seehafer well reached 142 feet, with 122 feet of granite, drilling cost at 5.50 to 6.00 per foot and total about 665 dollars. A Frank Wiex wedding dance at Stratford on May 16 drew a large crowd. Local farmers plant corn and potatoes early to avert shortages next year. Jake Felton owns a new Ford car bought from Marshfield Hardware & Auto Co. The U S of B Woman's Auxiliary social occurred at McMillan town hall on May 16.
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Riverside
Anton Schmidt
Gottlib Seehafer
Mannville
Frank Wiex
Stratford
Jake Felton
Marshfield Hardware & Auto Co
Woman's ‘Auxiliary
U. S. of B
McMillan Town Hall
Entertainment event raises funds for Equity Society
A short program featured music and a talk on the flag by Mr. Felker, followed by lunch and dancing. The evening entertainment was enjoyed by all and netted the American Society of Equity $30.
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American Society of Equity
Felker
Mill Creek Notes and Local Happenings May 19 21
Mill Creek news reports funerals and visits as Wirauch and Wundraw attend a Kaukauna funeral for a relative. Ella Ohm visits Henry Stocker. Alice Miner to close Wooster school May 25. Local residents and farming tasks listed alongside a new fish law restricting daily catch to ten pounds and banning shipment of fish during the season.
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Mill Creek
C Wirauch
Theo
Wundraw
Kaukauna
Scenic Western US Grand Circle Summer Travel Offer
A travel rep promotes a deluxe western trip through National Parks Colorado Utah California the Pacific Northwest and Alaska with direct rail and auto tours. Includes Black Hills SD option and favorable rates. Contact C A Cairns Chicago & North Western Ry for literature and planning.
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National Parks
Wonderful West
Colorado
Utah
California
Pacific
Northwest
Alaska
Black Hills
South Dakota
Chicago & North Western Ry
C. A. Cairns
W. Jackson
Chicago
Rae
Symbol of health on ancient Greek pythagoreans’ badge
A red five pointed star on Chamberlain's Tablets signifies health. The ad claims simple diet and temperance as Greek practice, urging purchases from druggists for indigestion biliousness and constipation with quick relief and wide availability.
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Ancient
Greece
Chamberlain
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