Naval and Army Expansion Aims for 1922 Defense Plan
Washington reports a sweeping national defense program approved by President Wilson. The navy would grow to 55 battleships by 1922 costing about 500 million over five years, becoming second only to Britain. The army, including active and reserve forces plus state militia, would reach about 1.345 million by 1922 with 400,000 active continental troops and 400,000 reserves. Public approval and congressional action are needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Army
National Defense
Wilson
Great Britain
Volunteer Army Motor Corps
Garrison
Army Aviation Corps
Europe
Mohle News Briefs From Mohle Area
Mohle Oct 18 A son was born to Mr and Mrs Andrew Wolfe on Monday October 11. Mrs Nummer and her city-born daughter visited at Peter Heckels home. Mrs Tom Bradley of Stratford visited sister Mrs Alvina Heckel. Mr Hildebrand hosted a house warming. Mr and Mrs Alpert George of Marshfield visited last Sunday. Mrs Yaeger remains ill at St Josephs hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohle
Andrew Wolfe
Nummer
Peter Heckel
Tom Bradley
Stratford
Alvina Heckel
Hildebrand
Alpert George
Marshfield
Yaeger
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lecture by Prof Jackson Draws Locals in Mill Creek
Mill Creek on Oct 18 reports a well attended lecture at the schoolhouse by Prof. Jackson despite bad weather. Local residents Mrs. Casper Gallatin and Otto Kile visited family in Green Bay and Rubicon respectively. Louise Ohm missed several days of school with a sore throat while farmers sowed tye and teams worked roads before Sunday night rain muddied them. Christine Gaier and Rose Redig visited Thos Horn's Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Prof. Jackson
Dist
Casper Gallatin
Green Bay
Otto Kile
Rubicon
Louise Ohm
Christine Gaier
Rose Redig
Thos. Horn
How Catarrh is Contracted
Mothers neglecting their children's colds can lead to chronic catarrh an inflammation that begins as acute and becomes long lasting The piece argues a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy used early could have prevented much suffering and notes the medicine is obtainable everywhere
Richfield Social Center Hears Home Talent and Pie Social Planned
The Richfield social center club entertained Friday with home talent and a victrola. A pie social to raise funds for a new church building is set for October 22 at G. N. Hill's, with the next meeting October 29 at James Hurd. Local residents, visits, and seasonal notes fill the page including church work, hospital recovery, livestock and farm life details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richfield
Cluh
Charles Dieter
James Hurd
G. N. Hill
L. N. Porter
Wautoma
J. Ross
John Jenkins
E. Shimmerhorn
Grand Junction
Cola
Merle Tuttle
Fred Johnson
Edgar
Grand Rauids
Frank Belton
George Fisher
Clara
Marathon County
Andrew Depee
Lloyd Noble
Depee
Richfield Ladies Aid Society
Sadie Williams
T. Jenkins
Liquor License Request in Marshfield Wisconsin
An applicant petitions the mayor and common council to issue a liquor license for sales at 714 716 South Central Avenue Marshfield Wisconsin. The applicant lists National Surety Company as bondsman with the filing dated October 18 1945.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Central Avenue
National Surety
Marshfield, Wis
Spiced Currants Jelly Makes From Currants and Spices
A historic home canning method instructs to boil five pounds of ripe currants for an hour, add three pounds of sugar and a blend of cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves, and allspice with half a cup of vinegar, boil half an hour, then jar while hot. The recipe emphasizes sealing in straight jars for preservation.
Final Determination on West Third Street Damages 1915
City Council on October 11 1915 set final assessments for damages and benefits from West Third Street improvements. Properties listed include Black Marshfield State Bank Demokrat Publishing Co and others with specific parcel frontages and monetary awards. Additional charges cover lead water service at 65 cents per foot and sidewalks at 15 cents per square foot. City Clerk John Sepuert signed the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
West Third Street
Central Avenue
Walnut Street
Black L Marshfield State Bank
Demokrat Publishing Co
Black O Presbyterian Church
Lea Trudeau
Holeh
Chas
C. BE
Frank Settler
W. H. Upham
John Seupert
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. P
Care of the Times
No-Air Insole Co
Danville
Johnson Manufacturing
S. Central Ave
Powell & Gregg Mfg. Co
Chamber Commerce
Columbus
Ohio
Rusk Co
Gloverbelt
Ladysmith
M. W. Sergeant
W. Johnson St
Madison
Wis
Bex
Marshfield Times
Boyd
Stanley
ATL
M. M. Weir
Grand Ave
Ea Claire
J. H. Koehler
V. S
Wausau
Times
Consin
Paulson & Loughead
ADEE
Empire Mechanical Milker
G. D. Thorston
RF. D. No
Sycamore
Woodford Bros. R
Mershfield
West Second St.phere
Levi
Rose Bros
Duroc
Apal Farrow
Frank Sounder
Auburnéasle
Vesper Road
J. E. Rosploch
Arpin
Wisits i
Fred Warsinske
Weilbecker Brothers
Wood Co
Bate
U. S
A. C. Hyatt
Sheboyzan Falls
R. R
M. E
Methodist Episcopal Church
WN. E. Cor
Third
Maple Streets
Harry Kelly
Epworth League ‘Young People’s Meeting
Rymer John
Babcoth
Kelley
Fenhouse Albert
Henderson Fred
Rosenberg Jack
Warne
A.W
Kliner
Lang & Scharmann
Emil Kliner
See’s and
Treas
Susanna Krieg
Margaret Krieg
Frank J. Krieg
National Medical Institute
Milwaukee
Jerror
Miss Foster
P Sonable
Rembs & Sturm
A. J. Klock
LaPoint Flats
Oppasite Sea Depot
Winchester
Care Times Office
Abe
Washington, D. C
United States Navy
Rexall
Rj, Strause
Business Directory
Louis Pfahning
Stanus
BERG
South Central Avenue
Carpenters
Halle
Edward Halle
South Cedar Street
C.B. Edwards
Over Marshfield State Bank
Professional Directory
H. H. Milbee
Over Sexton
Maple Street
Tod
J. B. Vedder
Rosé Brother
Victor A, Mason
Dice
3Rd Street
WM. Hipke
Adler Block
R. P. Potter
M. D
Lundgren
House
K.W. Doege
Third Street
Demokrat Office
D. K. Goodrich Osteopathic
Deming
C. B. Edwards
P. A. & RR Williams
Sexton
A. J. Crowns
MacKinnon Block
Grand Rapids, Wis
W. T. Poad
Deming Block
2Nd
Cedar Streets
W. H. Lind
D. D. S. Crt
First National Bank
Wm. Ebbe
Chicago School of Auctioneering
Kimball
Pianes
By C. A. Carlson
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