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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1918
Page
3
The narrator urges support for Liberty bonds amid wartime sacrifice. A wounded officer reflects on duty and resolve as the nation calls for continued funding and commitment to the war effort. The piece emphasizes collective effort and patriotism, urging every citizen to contribute financially.
A wounded hero describes the Chateau Thierry battle and urges rapid completion of the Fourth Liberty Loan. He recalls American courage, stresses immediate action, and urges Americans to push the loan effort forward without delay to achieve the objective.
A fragmentary note describes the despair of a child named Ig who battles with intense desire and physical strain when outcomes fall short. The passage hints at a single crucial aim driving the boy, underscoring the urge to succeed at any cost.
A fragment from PopuIi Science Monthly describes the enduring appeal of the pocket knife a navy knife design with drop out action and pull-out push-button variants. It notes the blade can be drawn and cleaned easily, highlighting simplicity for users with numb fingers and one hand free.
Badger State notes report Rev Francis Kamps injured when hit by two cars on way to Appleton. Men arrested in La Crosse for trespass on railroad property face induction into the army. Higgins of Janesville fined $2000 in Madison federal court for furnishing liquor to Camp Grant soldiers. Camp Robinson post office closure noted. Wisconsin leaders discuss beer closures and revenue impact. crops and potato yields reported in Brown and Marathon counties. University of Wisconsin outlines no gender restriction for a December course. fingerprint camera system described. Meat price display requirement to begin Oct 1. minors’ cigarette sales debated. Governors and generals cited, Wisconsin prison finances improve, influenza precautions in Green Bay hospitals. Human interest items include dairy price jumps, women taking meters jobs in Appleton, and a spate of farm fires in De Pere area.
A garbled promotion urges buying bonds to fund armament, with fragmented text referencing load guns and saving money. The legible portions imply a wartime or defense bond plea, but the overall readability is poor and lacks clear details or dates. The readable names and terms appear as stray fragments.
An old advertisement touts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine as a reliable remedy for catarrh. It claims the medicine works through the blood to mucous surfaces, expelling disease and healing affected areas. The notice promises visible improvement with use and offers testimonials by mail.
The 1918 total property assessment for Lhis state amounts to 3 846 263 744 with real estate at 2 045 683 229 and personal property 580 315. Milwaukee County rises to 469 842 403 an increase of 42 188 155. Two soldiers, Frank Blabnik and James Schweiger, return from a French hospital after western front wounds. Omro, near Oshkosh, subraises Liberty Loan to 37 000 from a 36 492 target in a town of about 1 200 farmers.
Sorghum maladies corn SyTOP maple sugar fruit juices sugar cane syrup and even homemade beet syrup are available for table use so that you can save much of your sugar for canning and baking.
The Food Administration for Wood County announces maximum consumer prices and sale restrictions. No hot combo sales. 2 percent cash discount. 5 cent delivery fee. Sugar limits apply 2 pounds to city buyers and 5 pounds to country buyers per sale, with monthly caps and canning restrictions without permit. Wheat flour allowed under county authorization.
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