Germany Accepts Wilson Terms in Note to U S
A wireless transmission from Nuuen purports to publish Germany's reply to President Wilson. The note says Germany accepts Wilson's terms and envisages an orderly evacuation and a commission for arrangements, while warning Americans of propaganda. Officials in Washington and Paris weigh the implications and motives as they await the official document.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Washington
Bateh
Muten
Wilson
United States of America
Presi- Henr Wilson
United States
Reichstag
Hig
Berlin
Solf
Rta
Poreleu Citice
Wirsblugten
Frederick Oederlein
Bwisa
Herne
Nauen
Dederiein
Lunaing
Witt Oly
Nuuen
Austria
Max
Krhine
Rhine
Gles
France
Belgium
Colonel House
New York
State Department
Frederick Qederlein
Parla
Paris
Pontend
L'homme Libre
Glemeéucenus
Libelati
Petit Prrisien
Foch
Pertinax
Echo de Paria
Alsace Lorraine
Berliners Weep With Joy Over German Reply News
Thousands of Berlin workers packed the streets and snapped up hundreds of thousands of copies of the first extra reporting Germany’s reply to President Wilson. Women cried tears of joy and whispered thanks for peace as the city waited for more details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
Berlin
Germany
Wilson
Pesce
The Dog and the Bone Ration Note
A brief propaganda snippet urges thrift and saving food, urging homes to stockpile to meet government needs. It cites a vast pantry goal of 1.5 billion quarts and notes government demands for the Army’s Commissary pack. The tone promotes utilitarian discipline and resource conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canmere
Marshfield Acts to Close Schools and Theaters Over Flu Epidemic
The Marshfield Board of Health orders closure of all private and public schools high schools and business colleges and closes all theaters pool halls and moving picture houses. Public gatherings lodges churches rummage sales banquets church suppers and any events with large crowds are prohibited until further notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Board OF Health
City OF
Food Administration Rules For Bakers And Dealers
Retail food dealers and bakers must clearly mark every item on the county fair price list with readable prices. Bulk items must show unit price, loaf bread prices tied to wholesale costs, and cash as well as credit prices. Mag us Swenson and E G Pors urge immediate compliance across Wisconsin counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Food Administration
County Food Administration
Household Talk on Sugar Saving Warns of Winter Shortage
The grasshopper housewife puts off her sugar on the table while the ant-housewife saves sugar daily to ensure cans of fruit and jelly next winter.
Try w Want Ad in The Timee It Works
A compact notice notes a timesaving want ad service in The Timee publication. It highlights that the ad feature delivers quick placements and reliable results for readers seeking to buy sell or trade items or services. Readers are urged to try the Timee want ad option for efficient reach.
Richfield News Roundup From October
Rex Knapton traveled to Grand Rapids for draft law examination. Beatrice Burhopp Ruby Deiter and Carol Thomas returned from training school. A farewell party honored Mrs I A Tuttle before her move to San Pedro California. Local Red Cross and Council of Defense efforts reported with fabric and clothing totals and upcoming events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
Rex Knapton
Grand Rapids
Beatrice Burhopp
Ruby Deiter
Carol Thomas
Richfield Ludinx Aid Society
I. A. Tuttle
San Pedro
Cal
Tuttle
Wisconsin
Ruby Dieter
E. E. Noble
Levaughn
Leslie
Council of Defense
Louis Roobinson
Red Cross
Right Time, Right Book Lifted a Shell-Shock Patient
A shell-shock victim aboard a transport showed no interest in life until a librarian brought six books. Seeing a donor name on a book plate, he recognized his former Denbury, Connecticut teacher, lit up, and read on. The moment revived his interest and led to further reading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Library Association
Denbury
Conn
Cut Use of Sweetened Condensed Milk In Half
The C B Food Administration limits ice cream makers confectioners and others using sweetened condensed milk to 50 percent of their 1917 usage. To exceed the limit they may surrender a certificate for each four dozen 14 ounce cans and a sugar certificate for bulk milk in larger containers. Manufacturers must report on hand transit and usage dates from 1917 1918 and 1937 and forward these figures to the milk firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Food Administration
Madison
Don t Ship Candy Across Let Soldiers Buy It
A home front note urges not shipping candy to troops overseas but sending money for them to buy. Government buys candy at lower prices, supplying soldiers with fresher candy than individual buyers. Home workers are urged to limit to one pound, but there is no restriction on quantities for service members.
Powdered Sugar Sales Restricted to Commercial Use
The Food Administration bans domestic sale of powdered sugar effective October 1 for non commercial baking and consumer use. A letter to 10 wholesalers and retailers explains sale is allowed only for commercial purposes, with stock on hand permitted if purchased in good faith before the regulation surfaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Food Administration
Federal Food Administration
U.S. Aviators Interned After Swiss Landing Near Fahy
An American airplane landed near Fahy in Switzerland and two aviators were interned, according to a dispatch to Le Journal from Geneva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Fahy
Switzerland
le Journal
Geneva
Benedrling Visits in Mannville Area
Oct 10 report from North Nasonville notes Fred Benedrling of Mannville visiting Jos Stine’s family Sunday. John Rossman family ill. School District No. 1 closed with teacher Miss Virginia Joergensen on sick list. Mrs John Fried of Oshkosh visiting Leopold Donnerbauer. Miss Mary Prijatel called at Marshfield Saturday. Ure Bros threshing outfit from Lynn worked locally last week. Robert Bartz and wife, a newly married couple, reside on a Bartz farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Nasonville
Fred Benedrling
Mannville
Jos
Stine
John Rossman
Virginia Joergensen
John Fried
Oshkosh
Leopold
Donnerbauer
Robert Bartz
Bartz
Sumsmons On Property Title In Marshfield Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin summons defendants in Wood County circuit court over a land dispute affecting parcels known as Wilhelm's Addition to Marshfield. The complaint seeks title resolution on Lots 13 and 14 bounded by Central Avenue Sixth Street and surrounding lines. Defendants must appear within 20 days of service to defend or face default judgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State OF
Wisconsin
Marshfield
Wood County
Sixth Street
Central Avenue
Wilhelm
Co. B. Edwards
Also Mentioned on This Page
Germain
Peinter
Walt
Turkey
Turay
Bulgaria
Renar
AM. Melvine
Magnus Swenson
Wis
E. G. Pors
Lindsey
Margaret Luedthke
Minneapolis
Freda Knaplon
J. A. Chapman
Maning Tarr
Spooner
Tarr
Walters
Nasonyville
Andrew G. Hansen and
Alais Jungwirth
Adam Wilhelm
Jacob Wilhelm
Mary Diem
George Bauer
Margaret Kramer
John Bauer
Charles F. Banderob
Katherine Banderob
B. Edwards
Hannah Rhodes
Alvin W. Rhodes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!