Cheese makers meet Stratford prize auction and bids
The Central Wisconsin Butter and Dairyman's Association holds a meeting at the Suyivord High School Auditorium in Stratford with prizes and awards. Items include gold, cameras, a fountain pen, a Delaval separator, and assorted dairy equipment, offered by local firms and organizers for top cheese displays and contests.
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Wisemain Exo. Butter and Dairyman's Association
Suyivord High School
C. Marshfield
Detroit
We Uryssman
Dale
Wither
Oy Damyon Bru Fund du Lac
J.B. Bond Co
Wyandotte
Mick
J. J. Decker
Milwauker
Culby Box
Marshtield
Straford
Th. Connor Co
Stratford
AL B. Kielter
Ibs
Allington & van Ryain
Nick Kitaler
Parke Davis
Llowligents
Miss Phyllis Nowitzre Dies After Illness in City
Miss Phyllis Nowiteke long resident with sister Mee Kirschner died at the hospital Saturday evening after a lingering illness. She was elderly, made many friends in the city, and her remains were taken home to Arcalia for the funeral Tuesday. She is survived by her mother six sisters and two brothers.
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Phyllis Nowiteke
Mee
John Kirschner
Tuesilay
Taxes for United War Work Fund in Clark County
Clark County adopts a new method to raise its 43000 budget for the United War Work Fund by taxation rather than voluntary subscription. The County Board decides all taxpayers share the allotment pro rata, a move not heard of in other counties. Chippewa Herald notes Fraternal Order of Eagles Badger Aerie 624 plans its annual ball on Thursday evening November 28 and invites all to attend as a major social event.
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Clack County
Wiyoard
Chippewa Herald
Badger Aerie
Order of Eagles
Enrolled Students Grow at Americanization School
Sixteen students have enrolled at the Americanization School with a strong turnout for evening classes. Secretary Samuel Wilson of the Kin City Chamber of Commerce attended and commended the program, urging broader participation. Names listed include Alfred Buneister, Henry Gerspach, August Waterson, and many others.
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Besston
Carver Ane I
EL Lamson
An Samuel Wilson
Kin City
Commitrce
George Whitney Buried Sunday
The funeral for Seaman George Whitney, who died at sea October 12, was held Sunday afternoon at the home of his parents, Chauncey and Mrs Whitney, 30% East Eighth Street, with Rev. Fred Jordan officiating. The Marshfield band accompanied the procession to the grave.
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Whitney
de A.pelmore
George Whitney
Chauncey Whitney
East Eighth Street
Fred Jordan
Methodist Church
Marshfield
Aml Co
W. SG
Liberty Bonds A Good Investment in War Era
Article argues Liberty Bond values will rise with peace and urges bondholders to resist offers of worthless stocks in exchange. Warns of stock swindles and urges consulting a banker before selling large bonds. Mentions U S lands and coal holdings as federal property context.
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United States
Birds of Prey
Birds of Prey In Bnance
Golildvick
Liitel
Local Nuptials Say Sue Roider Weds Barbara Bartl
Sue Roider and Miss Barbara Bartl were quietly married last Monday morning with Rev. Fr. Vola officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Max Bartl of North Central avenue, and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Roider, Sr. The couple were attended by Edith Bartl and Frank Bartl, sister and brother of the bride.
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Sue Roider
Barbara Bartl
Vola
Max Bartl
North Central Avenue
Joseph Roider
Edith
Frank Bart
Thanksgiving Service at Adler Theatre Marshfield
City readies a Community Thanksgiving Service at the Adler Opera House Thursday at 10:30 A M under Mayor Henry Kalscheid proclamation urging businesses to close and residents to attend. Music by orchestra and chorus, with Rev Masse Father Sterling and others delivering addresses and prayers. Souvenir program distributed for absent friends.
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Thanksa Daly
Kusselui
Wimnes
Often Hellerman
Masse
Episcopal Church
Priter
Father Sterling
Sacred Heart Church
Pwill
Jovian
Methodist Church
United States
Geether
Waerefor
Adier Opera House
7000 U S Troops Headed Home From War in South America
Washington reports indicate 7000 U S expeditionary forces and air service detachments are returning from Europe via New York by week end, with larger units following from French ports as British transport capacity shifts to moving returning troops. In South America, Peru withdraws consuls from Chile amid rioting and regional unrest over Tacna and Arica, tied to self determination ideas in the Wilson era.
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Washington, D. C
New York
Afr
Ragland
British Line
England
Great Britain
Buenos Aires
Antofagasta
Cellae
Peru
Pisagua
Chile
la Paz
Tacna
Arica
Bolivia
Tacna and
Wilson
Alsace-Lorraine
South America
Argentina
Mrs Karl Porath Dies After Illness at Home
Mrs Karl Porath died at her home on South Corlar Street on November 25 after a several week illness. She was born July 16, 1860 and mother of seven children, all living. Funeral at Immanuel Lutheran Church with Thom officiating. Survived by husband and children Joe and Albert of Manitoba, Canna Anton of Portland, John and Mrs W Madraw of Chippewa Falls, Mrs Joe Moderoy of Zion City, and Elsie at home.
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Immanuel’s Lutheran Church
Pee
L. Thom
Joe
Albert
Manitoba
Canna
Anton
Portland
Oregon
John
W. Madraw
Chinepewa Palle
Joe Moderoy
Zion City
Elsie
Lieutenant Hume Mail Tells of Gas Attack Recovery
Mrs John P Hume received a letter dated Oct 20 from her husband Lieut John P Hume of Company D 121 Machine Gun Battalion stating he is recovering after being gassed in action during a 20 day battle in which his unit played an important role. This is the first communication in four weeks and anxious family members welcome the brief update.
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John P. Hume
Co. D
Machinge
Hume
Chilton Times
Wisconsin Honors Memory of Hoard
Wisconsin recalls former Gov. W. D. Hoard with statewide tributes. Fort Atkinson and towns across the state closed schools and businesses as thousands attend services at Evergreen Cemetery after his burial. Militia units and residents from Jefferson, Lake Mills, Watertown, Palmyra, and Rome march in the funeral procession.
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Fort Atkinson
Wisconsin
W. D. Huard
Evergreen Ceemetery
Masons
For
Atkinson
Mr. McKeorrow
St. Louin Fair
W. D. Flourd
Watertown Board of Trade
Farmers’ Institute
Wisconsin University
Community Labor Board Elects Members and Hears Wilson Message
In a city meeting last Wednesday the Community Labor Board elected labor representative G A Krasin and management representative C E Blodgett, with R J Strauss chosen as chairman. A message from Secretary of Labor W B Wilson urged board members to sustain postwar employment efforts as war transitions proceed and men return from service seeking suitable work.
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U. S. Employment Agency
G. A. Krasin
Labor
C. E. Blodgett
R. J.strauss
Marshfield State Bank Moves to New Quarters on Thanksgiving
The Marshfield State Bank plans to move to its new quarters on Thanksgiving Day. The $70,000 building, described as the city’s finest, features marble interior compartments and a 13-point burglar alarm system. Constructed by Louis Dow Co. of St Paul, the unit promotes quick film development by Winterburn Drug Co.
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Marshfield State Bank
Marshfield
Louis Dow Co
St. Paul
Winterburn Drug Company
Hero of Belleay Woods Returns Hero of Belleay Woods Returns
Private Leo Luis arrives on furlough after losing his right leg at Chateau Thierry and Belleau Wood. He attended a Washington school and will return upon completion. At the depot he was greeted by Marshfield Band members and friends. He was wounded August 5 and survived a 14 hour wait before pickup, later amputation above the knee. He praises Company A and Marshfield boys. A Council of Defense banquet honored him at Hotel Blodgett.
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Leo Luis
Chateau Thierry
Luis
Washington
Marshfield
Bélleau Woors
Will Co. A
Aig
Louis E Fleischner
Paris
Marshtiehd Boys
Co. A
Council of Defense of
Hotel Blodgett
County Board Adjourns Nov 19 After Busy Session
The county board adjourned after two weeks of business setting road work for the coming year. Planned projects include Sara toga town improvements, the Pivor Road, and Wes ker to Auburndale. Officials set county and town cost shares, added a patrol on Pittsville Marshfield road, and raised Highway Commissioner Amundson’s salary. The board approved 5000 for United War Work and thanked District Attorney John Roberts for his service.
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Saratoga
Pivor
Gyide
Neillsville
Auburndale
Pittsville
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Sam Church
Church
Louis Amundson
United War Work Campaign
John Roberts
The Reform Idea Counters Pleasures With Budget Mindset
A witty exchange questions frugality and the drive to economize pleasures. The speaker notes cutting matinee trips for his wife and children, illustrating practical restraint in leisure spending as a social reform idea.
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Man Mahony & Con
L Mabloch
General Labora
Butters
Buick
Ernest W. Raugh
Wis
America
C. H. Hilger
Miss Phyllis Nowitzre
Liberty Bonds
Adler Theatre
Henry Kalsched
U.S
U. S
Eru
Chili
Lima
Tqui_ Qe
Iquique
Tnuigque Senoy Hosa
Teruviar
Tquique
Tpisagua
Piategua
Karl Porath
Abs
Wav Porath
South Corlar
Mundiuy Attefndan
Labor Board
Belleay Woods
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