Corp H Jaeckel Killed in Action in France
Official notice from the War Department of Corp Harold Edwin Jaeckel's death in France on Sept 1. Born Feb 17 1901 in the city, he enlisted at 15 and served in Company A through border troubles. He leaves a widowed mother and five sisters and two brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Jaeckel
Cherry Street
War Department
Corp
Harold Edwin Jaeckel
Batttle
France
Corporal Jaeckel
Company A
Germany
Wecheelberger
Chicago
Charles Mertle
Madison
Thomas Murphy
John
Razeltville
Emil
Juccke
Resolutions Endorsement in Stevens Point Meeting
A conference of loyal voters in Wisconsin's Eighth district met September 25 1918 in Stevens Point with 46 attendees from several towns. Resolutions denounced E E Browne and urged support for John W Brown, noting party lines should not affect loyalty to the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. W. Brazeau
G. M. Hill
Grand Rapids
George B. Nelson
Stevens Point
A. G., Feliee
Marshfield
Wausau
Weyouwega
Eighth Congressional District
Loyalty Legion
E. E. Payne
Waupacca
T. H. Hanna
C. F. Crane
Weyauwega
E. E. Browne
J. L. Sturtevant
Liberty Joan
Brazeau
Sturtevant
Wisconsin
Congress
E. E. Brawie
John W. Brown
Marshfield High School Downs Home Guards 32 to 0
Marshfield high school opened football season with a decisive 32 to 0 win over the Home Guards. McCarr and the backfield provided key scoring, while the line and defense stifled the guards after a strong first quarter. The upcoming clash with Merville High promises another hard contest, with local support urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reaon
Home Guard
Leo Miller
McCarr
e@warter
Marshfield
Haneneman
Whitney
Haas
Tice
Heiser
Cramer
Bulmer
Merville High School
Jineup
Heiser ¢ Strouts
Anderson
A. Vaughn Varney le
Vaughn Haasl
Rt Fehrenbach Counsell It
Seider Bulmer
Ve Neulchek
Tiee le W. Braem
Mecarr
Thiel
Mechlar
Braem Craemer Lhb
Prollinger Cobeen
Egger
E. McCain
Crac‘mer
Fairchilds
Stevens Point
Kleinheing
Liberty Loan Drive Opens in Marshfield for $440000 Quota
The Liberty Loan drive starts Wednesday at 8:30 with whistles and bells. Marshfield’s $440,000 allotment will be directed from Ritk store room with R. P. Kraus and T. F. Lamson in charge. Uncle Sam replica stands at Kester’s corner as the march to Berlin is staged nightly at 7:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Marshfield
Liberty Loan
Ritk
Central Avenue
R. P. Kraus
TF. B. Lamson
Council of Defense
Uncle Sam
Kestel’s Corner
Guard of Honor
Berlin
No Man's Land
Marshfeld
Sam
Ren
Home Guards
No Impediments Wanted On Retreat
Attorney C B Edwards recalls Camp Grant visit where he witnessed large numbers of colored troops and their morale. A recruit choosing infantry over cavalry explains, When the tunnel done, gives that there order to retreat, I don't want to be bothered with no hoss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. B. Edwards
Camp Grant
Tittemore May Run In Governor Campaign
Madison James N Tittemore who was defeated by Governor E L Philipp for the Republican nomination may enter the race as an independent candidate. He is weighing a bid to influence the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
James N. Tittemore
E. L. Philipp
Governnor
Tittemore
Act Independent
Lieutenant Miller Aims to Return to Fight
The report says Lieutenant Walter Miller remains in hospital but plans to return to the firing line soon to settle scores with the Huns. This frontline update notes his determination and ongoing recovery as the conflict continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Miller
Huns
Oie
Wilcox Will Not Run For Governor
Eau Claire Senator R. P. Wilcox declares he will not be an independent candidate for governor and denies any such idea. He says he will follow party will after a lawful primary and avoid subverting the party’s choice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eau Claire
R. P. Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
No Jury For October Term In Wood County Circuit Court
The October term juries in Wood County circuit court have been continued. No jury will be called for October 7 due to a busy harvest season and lost court time. The continuance is with unanimous consent of the attorneys involved in the jury cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood ‘County
Roosevelt 150000 Volunteer From Marshfield
Aaron Kassovitz of Marshfield registered for service in the Roosevelt draft, waived exemption, and seeks front line duty. A rancher and long-time horseman, he works as a sales agent for Lone Star Irrigation Co. and hopes to join the combat line rather than seek special assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Huns
Aaron Kassovitz
Lone Star Immigration Co
Rio Grande River
Keslovitz
Theodor Roosevelt
Kaslovitz
Booth Heads Local Red Cross Society
At the Eagles building the Red Cross society held its annual meeting and elected officers for the coming year. George D. Booth was chosen chairman with Rev. Fred Jordan as vice chairman and Mrs. Marty Gray as secretary. Atty. C. B. Edwards will serve as treasurer. Dr. William Hipke, retiring after a year of strong leadership, was praised for his role in building a substantial war charity foundation. Mrs. W. D. Connor retired as vice-chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross Society
Eagles
George D. Booth
Fred Jordan
Marty Gray
Atty. C. B. Edwards
William Hipke
Red Cross
Hipke
W. D. Connor
In Memory of Sgt Purdy War Hero Memorialized
An Milwaukee Journal editorial honors Sgt Willard D. Purdy of Marshfield who sacrificed himself to save comrades during a scouting mission. He held bombs to prevent an explosion, died covering them, and was buried with allied honors. The piece laments the futility of praise, noting he lives on in death and prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Journal
Wisconsin
Sergi
Willard D. Purdy
Marshfield
Germany
Local Board Cancels Gall Registrants Court Duty Notice
Registrants previously directed to appear at the Court House in Grand Rapids for military duty on October 14 are released until further notice. Local Board for Wood County announces cancellation and ongoing release of registrants from duty pending new notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gall
Court House
Grand Rapids
Permit Needed For Building Under War Industries Board Order
A sweeping ruling by the War Industries Board requires written permits from the board to start any new building costing more than 2500 dollars or to make alterations or additions. Applications must go through the county council of defense and include sworn statements of reasons. Approval from state defense and the board is required, and materials will be issued only with the permit to meet construction manpower needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Industries Board
County Councils of Defense
War Industries Board of the
United States
County Council of Defense
State
Council of Defense
The
Marshfield Traveling Men Demonstrate Resourcefulness
Marshfield traveling salesmen L. E. Celvin and L. Randles escaped injury after their Ford overturned following steering gear failure near Halder. The crash left the car on its side, yet the duo righted the vehicle and, despite the jolt, continued the trip with the engine running and the steering gear wired for a safe next stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Oice
L. E. Celvin
L. Randles
Halder
Kruegers Still At Large In Loyal Area
One of two missing Krueger draft evaders was seen about four miles northeast of Loyal on Monday evening. Reports say the two brothers, still at large, were in that vicinity as militia and U S deputies searched the region. Neilville militia joined the search, then returned to Neillsville by Tuesday afternoon amid rumors of a farmhouse siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruegers
Loyal
Neilville
Neillsville
U. S
Home Guards
Ballam Returns to City After Furlough
George Ballam arrived Tuesday on furlough from Camp Dodge. He will rejoin his unit after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Ballam. Since his visit he has been promoted from second to first lieutenant for excellent work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ballami
Cavan Dodge
John Ballam
Camp Dodge
Ieutenant
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E. Browne
Indorse
John W
Ladies of
St. Alban’s Guild
Liberty Loam
Wilcox
Roosevelt
Booth
Sergt. Purdy
Yougnea
Wood County
U.S
O. K
Ballam
City
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