Four Stars Turn to Gold Corpl Fred Hintz Killed in France
Word arrives of Corporal Fred Hintz born Nov 4 1893 in this city killed in action in France October 7. He served in Co A 127th Infantry and was among men in the Mexican border troubles. Survived by parents Mr and Mrs August Hintz and a sister Mrs R C Krause and brother Paul. Other war loss notices follow including Corporal John A Mischer and Private George Schies Jr with wounds and deaths in France and England. Funeral services announced for several local service members.
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Fred Hinte
France
Co. A
August Hintz
Hintz
Co A
August Hints
R. C. Krause
Paul
Wiizabeth Smith
War Department
Washington
John A. Mischer
Vischer
Wheat Flour Free To All Without Substitutes
The County Federal Food Administrator in Marshfield Wisconsin announces the end of a flour substitute regulation. Citizens may buy wheat flour without substitutes as the sugar allotment and per person monthly limit are examined. The administrator invites written statements to address supply and will raise the issue with the committee.
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Pors
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Pioneer Wood Co Lumberman Called
The funeral of B F P McMillan, a pioneer Wood county lumberman and former postmaster of McMillan, was held last Thursday from the home with Father Masse of St Albans church officiating. Interment was at Morest cemetery. Survived by widow and two children. he was born October lith 1845 in Fort Covington New York and came to Portage County in 1865.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F P. McMillan
Father Masse
St Albans
Stevens
Morest
Gily Ter
Soo
Mc McMillan
Wood County
Lhis
McMillan
McMillain
Marshfield
Wausau Club
Fort
Covington
Pranklin County
New York
Medillan
Portage County
Keokuk
Ada M Reede
Cororersy
East Constable
N. Y
Charles VI
Fond Diy Lac
Lumbesing
Marathon County
Ator Loth
Wausau
Charles V
Fond du Lac
Daniel T
Salem Church
Enire Cormamoun Iby
Circuit Court Opened Monday at Grand Roots
The circuit court opened Monday with many citizenship applicants expected to be processed and numerous criminal cases on the docket. Indictments include larceny from the person and automobile larceny, bastardy proceedings, assaults, road liquor violations, and a tardy state. Seventeen cases are under jury issues, eight under court issues, one for law, plus four default cases.
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State of Wisconsin
Joseph Garganski
Wo McNamee
Martins Mickelson
Bas Ate
Conrad Weinfurter
Emile Schiller
Stan
Paul Kratt
Anton Brandi
Frank Lovejoy
Oscar Thompson
James R. Walsh
W. H. Nelson
President Wilson Proclaims Thanksgiving Day Victory for All
President Wilson proclaims Thanksgiving Day stressing gratitude for peace as a triumph of right. He calls for national reflection, divine guidance, and renewed duty, inviting all to cease work and give thanks in homes and places of worship. Seals the proclamation dated November 16, 1919.
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Wilson
Stel
Ion
Woodrow Wilson
Dent
United States of America
Columbusy
Community Thanksgiving Observance At Adler Theatre
The Tig Chamber of Commerce plans a community Thanksgiving program at Adler Theatre with clergy and city figures including Hastings Felker Edwards. Otto Hellerman conducts the Community Chorus as Rev Mather Masse locals present a nightly club address and benediction with the Star Spangled Banner and a Te Deum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tig Chamber of Commerce
Geran
Adler Sheatre
Isu
Roc. Hastings
A. G. Felker
C B. Edwards
Formule
Otto Hellerman
Veac Community Chorus
Rov
Mather E. Masse
Mather E. Masse .Porinightly Club
Portightly Club
J, Jordan
the Star Spangled Banner
Stele Community Chorus America
Prry
Supposed Murderer in Clark County to Stand Trial
Clark county officials arrest Tom Wilson after identification by Mrs Keefe. Wilson is held for murder in Owen and for a March hold up in Peoria. He faces trial in Clark County while awaiting possible transfer to Peoria if not convicted here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoria County
Peoria
Tom Wilson
Mareshal
Griffin
Owen
Wison
Tie
Debois
Sherif Harry Hewett
Maurice Kasfe
Keefe
Gwe Lumber Co
Marshal Griffin
Maren
Wilson
Ite Marghal
Clark County
Owen Enterprise
Gevimi
Chamber of Commerce Joint Meeting Agenda on Program of Work
A notice from the Chamber of Commerce announces a joint meeting of the Membership and Program of Work Committee to be held at Eagle Club on Tuesday November 26. It outlines topics for discussion including how to allocate effort for winter, building closer city country ties, Americanization efforts, local talent entertainment for rural areas, memorials for servicemen, citizenship testing programs, the Federal Employment Bureau, and postwar Reconstruction needs. Endorsed by R. G. Hastings president, I. P. Tiffault chair, and J. J. Clark president of the Members Council.
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Neil Gne
Chamber
Commerce
Te Eagle
Peign
Jon O
Federal Employment Bureau
Gure
Chamber OF Commerce
R. G. Hastings
I. P. Tiffault
Chm
J. J. Clark
Memb
Council
Bryan to Lecture at Neillsville November 23
William Jennings Bryan former cabinet member will lecture in Neillsville Wisconsin next Saturday evening as part of the town lecture series. The event is promoted by local Neills Company likely tied to a seasonal lecture course. The notice mentions print services and a local quick service slogan but the core item is Bryan's impending talk in Neillsville.
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William Jennings Bryan
Neilleville
Wis
Winterburn Draugcording
Neills Company
Astf
Henri Frederic Amiel
Ville High School
Tragic death of five year old by stove fire
Dorothy Bump, five, daughter of Frank Bump, burned while disposing of paper scraps in a stove. Her sleeve caught fire, she suffered severe burns on arms and face, died at the hospital Monday. Funeral at her grandmother's home Thursday at two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy
Frank Bump
South Maple Street
9 Day Drive For Thrift Stamps Opens Thanksgiving
War Savings and Thrift stamps drive opens on Thanksgiving with Wisconsin expected to meet its quota easily. War Savings leaders urge unpaid pledges to be fulfilled and more stamps sought. The drive emphasizes patriotism, reconstruction after war, and school children’ s participation in buying stamps for the government’s war tasks.
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Wisconsin
Pesce
Tto
Huhre
Nan
War Savings Organization
Tho
Campaig
Dog License Extension Threat Ends November 23
Notice to dog owners who failed to pay prior license fees that an extension is granted until November 23. After that date unlicensed dogs will be shot and owners prosecuted. Chief Michael Griffin issues the warning. Dr Ling dentist Adler block opposite Woolworth's store. 24ts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Griffin
Dr. Ling
Adler Block
Oppowaite Woolworth’s
Building restrictions lifted as war controls ease
Washington D C spevul Baruch chief of the war industries board announced the lifting of numerous postwar restrictions on construction and production with hostilities ended. The board will gradually ease curtailments to return to normal conditions and lays out new permits free nonwar construction rules including farm and ranch buildings and railroad or water transportation facilities under written approval.
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Washington, D. C
Spevtul
Baruch
War Industries Board
Bernard M
The
Industries Board
Facilities Division
War Industries Bow
Evrry Nore
United States Railroad Administration
Ansoy Water Transportation Company
Rembs Rembs Tie The Knot In Marshfield
On Thursday morning at St John s Catholic Church Miss Dorris Oestreich wed John Rembs in a ceremony attended by close relatives. Fr Folz officiated then the couple celebrated at the bride’s home before a short honeymoon trip to Chicago and Evanston. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs H P Oestreich, and the groom, son of Mr and Mrs Louis Rembs, are praised as popular young people with many friends.
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St John’s Catholic Church
Dorris Oestreich
John Rembs
Laura Rembs
Jacob Rebstek
Fr. Folz
B. F. Oestreich
West 5Th Street
Chicago
Evanston
H. P. Oestreich
Marshfeld
Louis Rembs
J Frank Glendon A Film Star Of Action At Adier Theatre
J Frank Glendon co stars with Hedda Nova in By the World Forgot, Vitagraph Blue Ribbon Feature to be shown at Adier Theatre on November 27. A fine type of young American, he is an all round athlete raised on a Montana ranch and praised for his work in The Woman in the Web serial.
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J. Frank Glendon
Hedda Nova
Vitagraph
Adier
Montana
Miss Nova
Farm Exchange Near Marshfield Seeks Small Farm Link
Wanted to exchange an improved 80 acre farm near Marshfield for an improved small farm adjoining a city. Address Exchange care of Times Coffee Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adress Exchange
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Corporal Fred “Hintz
Corporal Joan A. Pischer
Private George Schirsl
Min
Mire
Georgy Sybiesl
George Schies Jr
England
Sepios
Ll. Varney
Mrn Mes
P. Varney
West By Street
Duvir
Hyerett L. Varney
Arthur Kristen
Apthis Kisten
Albert Kitten
Bog West
Hage
Devonsed
Max Stangil
Yenaing
Max Stugt
Lavine
Hhere Monta
Wits
Mike
Woeigelsdorf
Joe
Alois
Frances
John
Louis ‘Tisler
Charles Wein
Ery
Hugh Cotston
Michigan
St. John’s Catholic Church
Pioneer Wood CO
Robert Lansing
Clark CO
Jatl
Bryan
Neillsville
Daily Thought
Rembs
Quespreich
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