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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1918
Page
2
Reports from The Hague and London describe widespread unrest and Bolshevik fears sweeping Europe. Monarchies face disturbances as guards patrol streets and neutrals struggle to stem disorder while Sweden and Spain avert crises through political shifts and emergency measures.
A playful quip highlights a newspaper ad touting rapid delivery and prompt fulfillment. The text notes catchy alliteration with words like whiz and wants, claiming readers will get what they want quickly by using the paper.
A fragmented text mentions a whale or bite and a saving tree, with uncertain notes about surroundings and people. It reads like a faded archival line, lacking clear dates, places, or roles to anchor a full local news card.
Report indicates Irish POWs reject travel with German forces choosing a route through the Netherlands. Notes mention agitation and presence of officials amid evolving arrangements for prisoner transfer and custody in wartime Europe.
In Melbourne November the Australian ministry pushes a resolution to stabilize future defense and development. The measure discusses German possessions now under Australian and New Zealand control and cautions against altering plans that affect Australia’s destiny. The proposal seeks consultation before final decisions on critical futures.
Fragmentary report mentions Germans in Finland and Baltic area with references to ceasefire, forces, and diplomacy. Text is garbled with many misspellings and incomplete names, limiting precise attribution or dates. Further readable details are needed to identify the exact event or date and confirm parties involved.
In New York, Mary workers are in demand as the government pushes for employment opportunities. The dispatch notes rising skilled labor needs and the involvement of the employment service to place workers.
Terne reports January elections in Germany with Paestor Ehlert steering policy toward delay of conference. The chancellor vows aid while intent on securing a rational government and reform.
Based November 18 reports Prince Max travels to Baden Baden with his family for a likely extended stay. Rhinelander notes a council pledge to convert the high school into an isolation hospital for influenza patients. Madison items report military delegations to Richmond for the National Guard convention and a Milwaukee priest’s funeral attended by many clergymen.
Seventeen sailors from Cup Custer were injured when a vehicle plowed into an electric coach loaded to doors in Battle Creek on November 18. Autbrose McCowan of Painferd was killed. Sixteen soldiers were moved to base hospital. Names listed include Lien BT Schurte and A. Lee among others.
Secretary of the Navy Daniels praised the Boy Scouts in a wartime ceremony. He lauded their service and youth volunteers as vital to the national effort, citing disciplined training and readiness. Speakers noted the scouts’ role in supporting men at sea and homeland defense during wartime.
A fragmented report details the labor party's formation amid factional clashes. Key figures and councils are referenced, with unclear terms suggesting a significant local political realignment and endorsements by community and federation groups.
A chaotic border incident led Hungarian forces to disarm German soldiers as a tense standoff developed near the Dohrees border. The event prompted an emergency note to the order and heightened security along the frontier as both sides reeled from the clash.
The U S Food Administration promotes a home market for foods grown in Wisconsin. The campaign targets private households and Wisconsin hotels clubs and eating places to conserve food through local produce. It cites transport congestion and rail strain and urges purchases of locally produced foods to ease freight and labor demands.
News describes U.S. troops entering former German territory along highways while columns and fleets move in pursuit of rebel forces. Brussels combats and arming steps stir global tension as armistice discussions unfold amid widening hostilities and coded reports from London.
Fragmented OCR text mentions abdication and political change with references to kings, prisons, and a republic. The readable lines are garbled but imply a final ruler stepping down and a shift in governance amid a wartime or revolutionary context. No clear dates or names are reliably extractable.
Washington reports the epidemic’s deaths in America dwarf the casualties among American troops in the world conflict. The bureau of coastal investigations compiles general reports showing the epidemic's profound impact.
Canada is set to become a leading source of pulp and paper as the industry expands rapidly. Analysts cite ongoing loans and investments driving growth and large future developments continuing to accelerate the sector.
Popular Science Monthly notes Palm Springs in California lies 260 feet below sea level with year round vegetation. A small stream fed by the Colorado River nourishes this oasis, yielding enormous grapefruit and oranges and lemons weighing about two and a half pounds.
Valleys islands in the Pacific east of Australia are noted for fur money. The fur from behind the ears of the aging fox is woven into cords called vari and used as the standard currency among islanders.
In Wood County Circuit Court Dina Anderson files against Laney Anderson. The State of Wisconsin issues a summons requiring the defendant to appear within twenty days after service to defend the action. failure to respond may result in a default judgment. Marshal service is to deliver at Marshfield, Wood County, Wisconsin.
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