Latins Push On Trieste Drive In World War I Chronicle
London reports from May 29 describe strong Italian advances under Cadorna toward Trieste as Austro-Hungarian defenses crack. Notes from the Austro Italian front claim heavy casualties for Austria and growing Russian pressures, with Italian gains shrinking eastern reserves. A conference among Lloyd George, France, and Italy is said to have discussed plans to crush Austria Hungary.
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London
Hapsburg
Cadorna
Trieste
Lloyd Deorce
Seutien
France
Austria-Honrary
Vienna
Svar
Austria
Isonzo
Western Livestock Protests Rail Freight Rate Hike
Western live stock producers urged the Interstate Commerce Commission to reject an 18 percent freight rate increase, arguing higher costs would hinder federal efforts to stimulate food production. Washington observers noted the confrontation on May 29 as producers testified against railroads.
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Western
Washington
Western Livestock
Interstate Commerce Commission
Local Notes From Mohle Mulilé Neighborhood
Mohle Mulilé reports Blell Bros bought a number of rattle in the neighborhood. William West worked for Mott Kunosh the past week. William Gauger senior has a well being drilled. Mrs J W Woad and son William left Friday for Chicago. Tony Hekes Jr delivered a load of cheese to town last week.
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Blell Bros
William West
Mott Kunosh
J. W. Woad
William Jeft
Chicago
Tony Hekes, Jr
Sherry Community Notes and Local Appointments
Sherry and nearby residents report sales of Evans and Sons to Wicken in Neillinville, a May bridal shower for Marie Davis, visits by Miss Jennie Evans to Racine, and Edwin Kleive staying with family in Sherry. Local farm activity includes corn planting nearly finished, new cars and farm purchases, plus various visits and short trips among residents.
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Sherry
Evans and Sons
Wicken
Neillinville
Marie Davis
Local notices from Staadt area highlight visits and events
Mrs. Matt Zopfi and husband visit Staadt while patient in Marshfield hospital. Miss Abna Nipko and Miss Clara Luedke visit Nellie Schar. Rev W Schulske delivers initial sermon. Albert Luedke works on OC and N W line. Miss Laura Pennebecker visits Merrill Wausau Marathon City, returns home. Basket social and quilt raffle planned at school house with school program, June 8 services at 8 pm. Ladies to bring lunch for two. Everyone welcome.
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Laura Pennebecker
Merrill
Wausau
Marathon City
Young Indies Sewing Circle
Manin May 28 Milling Stamps and Local Visits
Alfred Purl is pulling stamps for Henry Gowman this week. Joe Zahn’s new silo was shipped and unloaded at Mann last Wednesday. Frank Mantel and grandson Vivian Schroeder were callers Thursday. A basket social for the school benefited Henry Frye’s. Louise Butcher, returning from Advent school at Marshfield, will spend summer at home. A dinner for local youths was held at George Zahn’s before they went to Marshfield theater. Adalia Kara assists Mrs. R. A. Buckmaster this week.
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Manin
Alfred Purl
Henry Gowman
Joe Zahn
Mann
Frank Mantel
Vivian Schroeder
Henry Frye
Louise Butcher
Advent
Marshfield
George Zahn
Adalia Kara
R. A. Buckmaster
Richfield News Roundup of Local Happenings
May 28 in Richfield reports Martin Hanson purchasing a new Overland car and Fred Fritzsche seen driving, with plans for more street presence. Mrs. Frank Merrill and daughter left for Kimble for a week. Frank keeps bachelor hall. George Cramer from Dunn County visited, while H A and George H Knapton went to Eagle Neb to aid ill brother William, later returning with news of recovery. Mrs. Gadson uses a crutch, and Misses Walters and Miner hosted year-end school picnics. Tumor operations affect Mrs. Vielsted and Mrs. Miner recovers from shoulder surgery. new births noted for John Mathison and Martin Wijelsted families. Adkins return from Worcester to farm with plans for a new residence. Church attendance for Memorial Address by Rev. Harry Kelly highlighted.
Surprise party at Frank Michels. local social notes
Bakerville May 28 A surprise party was held Saturday evening at Frank Michels with refreshments and dancing. Relatives of Mrs. Trenk Dieichsner from Hewitt visited last week. Misses Mary Sicklinger Barbara Gleichsner Catherine Gleichsner Gertrude Hubink and Andrew Gleichsner attended a wiener roast at the Yellow River Sunday afternoon.
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Bakerville
Frank Michels
Trenk Dieichsner
Hewitt
Mary Sicklinger
Barbara
Catherine Gleichsner
Gertrude Hubink
Arpin
Andrew Gleichsner
Yellow River
Foundation work on Martin Stauber's barn completed in Riverside
In Riverside May 24 Joseph Schla genhaft and crew finished the 38 by 76 foot barn foundation for Martin Stauber, noting it will improve the bachelors lane. Otto Seehafer and F G Van Der Weide visited Milwaukee last week, drove two Oakland cars, one sold to Gottlieb Seehafer, while Mrs Seehafer visits her daughter. Jesse Liverton ordered a 10xd0 Wisconsin silo from Fred Seehafer as fodder corn remains promising but ripe corn looks unlikely. George Fisher of Rozeliville bought a new Studebaker from Lang & Scharmane.
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Riverside
Joseph Schlagenhaft
Martin Stauber
Otto Seehafer
F. G. van der Weide
Milwaukee
Oakland
Gottlieb Seehafer
August Seehafer
Jesse Liverton
Fred Seehafer
Wisconsin
George Fisher
Rozeliville
Lang & Scharmane
Studebaker
Terms Used in Feeding Explained for Daily Life
A readable summary of animal nutrition basics from a historical guide. It defines organic matter as protein fats and carbohydrates and distinguishes minerals as inorganic. It notes protein as muscle builder, fats as fuel, carbohydrates as energy sources, and minerals as bone material, with varying needs for growing, adult, and pregnant animals.
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Natonal Crop Improvement Service
Stocktood
Thias
Buying Feed Ingredients Difficult to Buy Proper Feed Stuffs
Farmers face scarcity of high quality mixed feed ingredients in stock at many stores. Competition pushes cheaper, lower quality goods. Experiment stations advocate self-mixing but prefer known brands. Mixing feeds can lower costs, but requires arithmetic to balance rations with home grown core, oats, or barley.
Manurial Ingredients Of Feeds For Farm Economy
Nitrogen is the key fertilizing element in feeds and varies across mixes. Connecticut Experiment Station reports average mixed fertilizer at 2.95 percent nitrogen, with eighteen of fifty two feeds at 8.93 percent. Cottonseed meal and linseed meal among the higher nitrogen items. A prudent feed choice boosts manure value and farm economy.
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Nationa
Joy Improvement Service
Luis
Connecticut
Barley products cited as high grade dairy feed
In the 1912 Connecticut Agricultural Station annual report Prof J P Street argues that malt sprouts deserve more dairyman attention than many proprietary feeds that provide little protein. He notes dried brewers grain, priced with its high nutrient content, as one of the cheapest high grade feeds on the market.
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Nauman Erage
J. P. Street
Connecticut Agricultural Station
Symbol of Health in Ancient Greece Inspires Modern Tablets
The text describes how ancient Pythagoreans valued simple food temperance and purity with a five point star as a health symbol. It notes a red star on Chamberlains Tablets packaging and claims quick relief from indigestion biliousness and constipation available from druggists everywhere.
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Ancient
Greece
Travel Amidst The Scenic Wonders Of The Great West
Travel features advertise a grand Western circle tour including Colorado Utah California the Pacific Northwest and Alaska with direct railway travel and auto tours through National Parks plus summer outings in the Black Hills of South Dakota. Agents of the Chicago and North Western Railway urge readers to request descriptive literature and plan the trip.
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National Parks
Colorato
Utah
California
Pacific Northwest
Alaska
Black Hills
South Dakota
Chicago & North Western Ry
C. A. Cairns
W. Jackson
Chicago
Bete
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Stevens Point Normal School
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St. Joseph's Hospital
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George Nelson
Wenzel
Adam Gerlach
Matt Kunesh
Ruth Jurgensen
Nasonville
Virgina J
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Vesper
Staadt
Matt. Zopfi
St. Joseph's Hos’ Wital
Abna Nipko
Clara Luedke
Nellie Schar
Acthar Zopfh
Olga Nipko
Yelva Pennebecker
W. Schulske
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Paul Weigl
George
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J. A. Schar
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Lawrence Dent
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Richfield
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Fred Fritzsche
Frank Merril
Kimble
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George Cramer
Menombonie
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H. A. Knapton
Eagle, Neb
William
John Gadson
Charles Ewer
Margaretta Walters
Floy Miner
Martin Vielsted
John Math
Martin
Wijelsted
Mrs. Adkins
Worchester
Charch
Harry Kelly
E.W. Miner
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Sheboygan
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Geo
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A. Kleinheinz & Son
Wisconsi Motor & Machinery Co
Buick
H. J. Beer
W. F. Crackley
Phone Black 228
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G. W. Kuhl
Neillsville
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City Hall
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Bok Bek
Cherry St
D. H. Fair
Washington $T
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Great West
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Quavernor Philipp
Red Cross
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J. B. Plunk
Edward C. Witt
Phillips Company
Beloit
A. Calver
Beloit College
Army Signal Service
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MR. Dairyman
Marshfield Milk Aerator CO
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South Central Avenue
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Edward Halle
Kea
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