Henry Ford and the Flag Aired by Henry A Wise Wood
Henry A Wise Wood reports on Henry Ford speaking in Detroit where Ford dismisses facts he does not know and rejects history as tradition. Ford argues against patriotism, refuses to support military needs, and claims presidents or bankers drive wars. He says he does not believe in the flag and would not arm the United States if invaded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Cieer
al Ford
Alaska
Ives
Ford Puch
America
Apun
Mr. Ford
Myrd
Sheri
Shevitts
United States
Fords
Henry A.wise Wood
New York Times
Marshfield street improvements notice and schedule
Notice that Marshfield city public works filed its assessment of benefits report for street improvements on A street Chestnut B street St Josephs St Central Avenue North Maple North Depot South Depot Third Fourth Sixth Seventh Chestnut South Walnut and City Park. The report will be open for seven days at the city clerk and a public hearing is set for June 5 1916 at 7 30 p m at City Hall to hear objections. Signed by the Board of Public Works chaired by Hastings Thuss Blodgett Normington Kirschner. Dated May 23 1916.
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Central Avenue
Chestnut Street
B” Street
St. Joseph’s Street
City Cemetery
Maple Street
Depot Street
Second St
Third Street
Fourth Street
South Maple Street
Fifth Street
Sixth Street
Seventh Street
Second Street
Chestnut St
Walnut St
Walnut Street
Tral Avenue
Board of Public Works
City of
Marshfield
R. C. Hastings
Cha. F. W. Thuss
Co. E. Blodgett
FE. H. Normington
John Kirschner
Bosshard Welling Seeks Unity in GOP Governor Bid
Senator Otto Bosshard of La Crosse endorses a progressive Republican conference to unite behind a single governor candidate. He urges Mr Goodland of Racine to support the plan and vows to back the conference’s judgment. The move emphasizes action and party unity over individual ambition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W S. Goodland
Racine
Otto Bosshard
la Crosse
Mrr. Goodland
Trosshand
Thal
Marshfield High adds student speakers to commencement program
Marshfield High announces a graduation program planned entirely by Seniors with each item presented by a home student. Salutatory by Richard Connor, various history and class prophecy numbers by M H students, Lloyd Whitney, and Patience Kamps as valedictorian. Senior ball set for June 8 at the Armory, expected to draw many students and alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield High School
Richard Connor
Margares Wagner
Lavinia Huber
Berthold Laemle
Aenes Noll
Lloyd Whitney
Patience Kamps
Armory
Ajutani
Sketch of Blaine Post 710 GAR formation and members
The Blaine Post 710 GAR, long active in honoring veterans, seeks revival and records its founding on October 23, 1883 by Phil Check and J H Whitney. Officers listed include Commander W A Unham and Adjutant H L Wood, with a roster of members such as WL HU GR Ola Dimial Shean TL D Wood and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ja. G. Blaine
Grand Army of the Republic
Velore
Hillside Cemetery
Pst
James Cr. Blaine Post
Phil Check
Baraboo
J. H. Whitney
W. A. Unham
C. R. Olin
H. 10. Wood. Qilizer
Dav
O. F. Quartermaster
J. C. Dav
Dimial Shean
D. Wood
G. A. Phillips
David Walterbach
J.C. Davis
Mamn Bartel
HG. Hanzo
Harksees
RM. Franklin
Gooree Sohma
A. Kuntz
Tach Becker
Christian Guekenheiser
Chaves Sehnie
George Seubert
Christion Sacahs
Local notes from Richfield area include sales and visits
Richfield area brief reports a melon sale at Henry Voskuhl's, ongoing farm moves by Voskuhl family to Marshfield, and several visitors and hospital updates. Mrs. Lenhert recovering at hospital aims to return home soon, Anton Bionson received greetings, Charles David and wife from Milwaukee visiting John Rothenberzer and Joseph David, and May 31 gathering planned with Mrs. Sutton. Floy Minor home from visit. Jones moves stock and family to Fond du Lac farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nidhfield
May
M George Bauer
Henry Voskuhl
D. Rosick
Con. Whiting
Jake Lenhert
Alr. Jones
Fond du Lac
Hay
Vosku
Voskuhl
Marshfield
Anton Bionson
Glyeets
Charles David
Milwauckee
John Rothenherzer
Joseph David
John Maxwell
Ladies Aid Society
Nanmbhar
John Sutton
Stovver
George Krapton
Frasier
Colfax
Albert Thompson
Hope Porter
Green County
Lenhers
Too Deckert
Willliam Burhony Thureday
Floy Minor
B. M
Miani Rapids
Jongenison Dies in Lineal Town Funeral Held
A. Jongenison, an elder resident of Lineal, died at an advanced age. The funeral was held today in the town, with local residents paying respects to the longtime figure in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Jongenson
Taxon Jurgens
Lineal
R. Jotenean Wis Horn i de
Puerday
Linealn
Whooping Cough Relief Story from Alabama Parent
A.Brandon Springs Alabama resident writes about his baby suffering whooping cough and credits Chamberlain's Remedy with recovery. The account emphasizes the severity and the remedy’s apparent effectiveness in bringing the child well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iclinton
Brandon Springs
Ala
Chamberlain
Nice little nest egg for a private marine
A Washington report notes a U S Marine private saved 84998 91 in four years of service while earning only eighteen dollars monthly. Officials credit his business acumen and selling efforts for building his nest egg. Also cited are tuberculosis warnings and a civic reflection on living standards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington D. C
United States Marine
Let the Birds Live Appeal for Marshfield Birds
A reader urges the community to protect birds after finding many dead birds in the ventral woods, naming species such as golden crowned kinglets, purple finches, merlin wrens, juncos, bluebirds, yellow bellied jaysuckers, and robins. The letter cites Wisconsin Bird Law statutes restricting killing harmless birds and urges restraint, noting birds’ role in insect control and vegetation health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Adler Theater Tonight Promises A Thousand Candies
A packed Adler program features The House of a Thousand Candies with Selig Red Seal drama, Buckshot John starring Hobart Bosworth, The Tron Claw serial, It’s No Laughing Matter, and The Morals of Marre starring Marie Doro. Also scheduled are The 20th Century Maids five day run, musical comedies, and a Mutual Pictures showcase with Who Is Guilty and The Heart of Tara, plus Charlie Chantin’s five years of rolling fun.
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Selig
Aget Squirg Glenarm
Haury
Haury Mestrayes Support You By Grave Darmond
Theateroers
Buckshot John
Hobart Nosworth
Hobart Bosworth
Jay Inight
Happest
Mar
Marie Doro
Storina
Adlerv
Malcom Arbucke
Rank Rich
20Th Century Maids
Adler Theater
Po Iter
Panama
The White Rogette Leads Week at Unique Theater
The Unique presents a five act Mutual Masterpicture The White Rogette with Helene Rosson and E Forrest Taylor tonight. Thursday and Friday feature a split reel program including Ways of the World See America First Keeping up with the Joneses and a star comedy. Saturday may be feature night with Jank Keenan in The Long Chance a six act western drama. Sunday offers another splendid feature for patrons.
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Helene Rosson
E. Forrest Taylor
America
Jank Keenan
Local society notes and visits include May week events
On Wednesday May 17 Brice Ville visited from Pond du Lac to spend a week with his parents. Miss Farell hosted a club gathering Tuesday night. Mary Davis, Edna Tiecker, Bond, and Miss Bond led Home Mission talks at Marshfield while convention attendees reported. Mr and Mrs Monroe Hobbs of Milladore visited. Abbey of Superior stayed with William Abbey. Dick Shidell, injured, is improving. Lee Jent visited Lincoln to see a cousin going abroad. Williams visited Marshfield to see Mr Soar hospitalized. Martha Bend led music. Miss Bermit Sargis spoke on Assyria. Mrs Hubert Swazee expecting a baby. Thompson, Bond, Meeker hosted Mrs Weatherly. Rev. Phieler preached in German Lutheran church. George Tile and wife moved to Waupaca area.
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Brice Ville
Pond du Lac
Miss Farell
Mary Davis
Marshfield
Edna Tiecker
Fair Monday Society
Miss Bond
Bond
Monroe Hobbs
Milladore
George Dille
Herbert Zarneke
Nettie
Harry Pow
Ts Abbey
Superior
Wis
William Abbey
Dick Shidell
Lee Jent
Lincoln
iNhraskes
Lee
Sgh Williams
Soar
McLaughlin
State Institute
Eiery
Thursay
Studer
Martha Bend
Bermit Sargis
Assyria
Bay
Hubert Swazee
Short measure doesn’t pay in city sale case
Samuel Galdberg storekeeper of Stevens Port purporting to sell oranges at docents a neck last week faced a city seizure. City Sealer Fienzie obtained proof by sending a friend to buy a peck, finding twenty oranges when thirty were needed to meet a neck measure. Goldberg was fined 820 and costs.
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Samuel Galdberg
Stevens Podrt
Fienzie
Goldberg
Central Wisconsin Presa Association Annual Meeting at Stevens Point
The Central Wisconsin Presa Association announces its annual meeting will be held in Stevens Point late in July. The executive council reports the Lake Superior excursion has been canceled and will not be offered this year.
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Stevens Point
Connel
Lake Superior Points
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City of Marsh
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McGovern
Blaine Post
Grand Army Organization
Richfield
Marshield
Birdsover
India
Fextuyine
Mutual
Margaret Gibson
William Clifford
Bastock
Charlie Chantin
Charlie
Mutual Company
Regina Electric
Regina Cleaners
Regina
Cale
Thayer N. Young
Adler Opera House
Thompson
Meeker
Stevens Potn
Leisureland
New York City
Albany
Troy
Lake George
the Adirondacks
Lake Champlain
Beautiful “Searchlight Magazine
Hudson Navigation Company
Pier
North River
New York
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