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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1918

Page

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Death Toll Rises in Marshfield and Wausau

Obituaries recount the deaths of Arthur H Reese a Marshfield volunteer helper died of influenza and pneumonia aged 30 and Cleveland Kingsbury a Wausau businessman and community figure who died of pneumonia at 28. The notices note Kingsbury’s civic activity and family links while Reese’s service to the ill is highlighted.

Marshfield Seeks Volunteer Nurses for Influenza Help

St Josephs hospital appeals for women to volunteer as nurses as influenza strains overwhelm overworked sisters. Mayor Kalsched and the Board of Health urge Marshfield citizens to assist, noting many sisters are ill and calling for urgent aid from volunteers.

St. Joseph's Hospital Kalsched Board of Health Marshfield

Auto Accident Fatal to Two in Medford Route

A car driven by Jacob Hamm overturned on a Holway to Medford return trip Friday evening killing Albury Hamm and John Wansinger and injuring Miss Skidmore and Mrs. Hamm. Albert Hamm was to be examined for military service. Mrs. Hamm suffered a broken shoulder. she and others were treated locally with varying outcomes as of late reports.

Medford Holway Jacob Hamm Albert Hamm Jacob Harm Miss Skidmore

Falls Into Thirty Foot Well

George Cardinall of four miles west of Withee was hospitalized in critical condition after falling 32 feet into a well he was digging. His ankles were broken and internal injuries reported when a rope broke while pulling him toward the top. The accident occurred about 5 30 p m Saturday as he finished work and he was brought to the hospital by night train.

Arthur H. Reese Marshfield Reese Upham Furniture and Undertaking Johanne Reese Adam Emmerich W. Moffett Hartford Wis C. Adams Denver Col William Wilson Jordan Methodist Church W. S. Guards George Cardinall Withee

Wires Crossed At Marzh Tank Mix Up Causes Fire

A fuel mix up at Marzh where kerosene and gasoline were swapped in deliveries led to several autos being filled with the wrong product. Mrs Becker suffered a kitchen flare up while Henry tried a fire test, but oil inspectors recovered the misdelivered stock and vendors refunded damages, restoring normal business.

Wezner State Center Marzh Arpinaml Henry Becker Henry Oil Company Arpin

Clocks to Turn Back One Hour October 27

Washington reports daylight saving advocates drop the year round law as clocks will be set back one hour Sunday October 27 Senator Calder of New York had secured winter time from the senate and asked House supporters not to press the proposal for now The move ends the bid to keep winter time permanently and lines up with standard time this year

Washington Calder New York Senate House

Marshfield Goes Over the Top in Fourth Liberty Loan

Marshfield oversubscribes its Fourth Liberty Loan allotment by about 33 percent. With railroad subscriptions pending, the city may raise around 540,000, aided by 1200 subscribers and strong local committees. Other towns in Northern Wood County also exceeded quotas, including Cameron, Lincoln, and Rock, with relief for late entrants through Friday.

Marshfield Liberty Berlin Liberty Ioan Fa G RB. P. Kraus Warl Sol Coun Defense Frank Noll Wood County Auburndale Lincan Rock Cameron Town Lincoln

Dorsts Inducted Into Service By Guardsmen

Jesse and Albert Dorst, picked up by Neillsville guardsmen during the Krueger incident in Clark county, have lived in the county jail since. They were taken to Camp Grant Wednesday with Sheriff C. N. Gowrling. Registered at Wausau for service but then left town with no address, delaying their medical examinations and questionnaires.

Jesse Albert Dorst Neillsville Ferch Kruegers Clark County Camp Grant C. N. Gowrling Wausau

Wisconsin breeders sale a success at county fair

The eighth annual Wisconsin Breeders Association sale was held Thursday October 17 at the big round barn on the fairgrounds. Forty six head of purebred Holsteins sold to local farmers in Wood Clark and Marathon counties with an average price near $100 per head. Auctioneers were Col Love of Waukesha and Col Wm Krause of Thorp.

Wisconsin Breeders Association Big Round Fairgrounds Wood Clark Marathon Col. Love Waukesha Gol Wm. Krause Thorp

Woman injured in auto accident near Loyal and Wax

Mrs. Fred Peiper is in critical condition after an auto accident near Loyal and Wax. She says she and her husband stopped at Riplinger, returned home, and when he reversed the car her clothing was caught in the wheels, throwing her beneath the vehicle with a broken neck and little chance of recovery.

Fred Peiper Loyal Peiper Riplinger

Coal and fuel use in troop ship transport to France

A troop ship carrying American soldiers to the fighting front in France consumes three thousand tons of coal or twelve thousand barrels of fuel oil each voyage.

France

Wisconsin faces anthracite coal shortage and egg coal shift

Wisconsin faces a major drop in usable anthracite for the year ending March 1919 with most of the curtailment in stove and net sizes. Consumers may need to substitute egg coal and break coal to fit ranges, as demand cannot be fully met. Federal Fuel Administrator W N Fitzgerald urges public aid and practical steps to adjust consumption.

Wisconsin

Kiefer & Son Stage Farm Auction Near Auburndale

J G Kiefer and Son announce a farm auction Saturday October 26 one mile east and one mile north of Auburndale featuring livestock and farm machinery. For more details see page eight.

J. G. Kiefer & Son Auburndale

Marshfield Proclamation Urges Aid for Minnesota Fire Victims

Mayor Henry Kalched urges generous citizen aid for Minnesota forest fire sufferers. He appoints a relief committee of R. C. Hastings Leo Rose I. P. Tiffault Adam Paulus and F. J. Jordan to collect and forward contributions to the Governor’s relief committee. Dated October 18 1918.

Minnesota Henry Kalached Marshfield R. C. Hastings Leo Rose I. P. Tiffault

Private Mathews Coming Home From War

Ernest Mathews of Company A 127th Infantry and brother of Mrs Louise Crosson is returning to the United States after being severely wounded in France. In a base hospital letter he describes a leg amputation near the ankle and knee, healing progress, hope for an artificial leg, and plans to visit family and repair old Fords upon return.

Ernest Mathews 127Th Inf Louis ‘Crosson States Mathews Marshfield Hardware & Auto Co France Louis Trossen Yoas

Save Your Old Papers For War Effort Drive

The Woman's Committee of the Council of Defense asks every ward to gather old papers magazines and related items for the Salvation Army fund. Ward captains list contacts Mrs Robert Connor and others to centralize collection. Citizens are urged to save and submit all paper products to aid in paper production and wartime needs.

Council of Defense Salvation Army Fund Way Industries Board

Letters From War: From Bordeaux to Marshfield Weave News

In letters from World War I service members, First Lieut Wallie Mueller writes from Bordeaux September 28 noting hospital stay, injuries to knee cap, plans to return in June, and missives home about Nantes and mail delays. Walter Nelson reports health, wartime action, and thanks his mother for support, describes fighting Hun forces, capturing tech from the enemy, and longing to return home as the front continues.

Wallie Mueller Bordeaux France O. K Nantes Bocie Marshfield Jucy Marsh Waco Tel Vaughn

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