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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1918

Page

6

Loyalty and Rural Credits Big Issues

The campaign of Henry A Moehlenpah for Governor is curtailed by influenza. Moehlenpah urges loyalty beyond party lines and champions rural credits to develop Wisconsin’s undeveloped lands. He highlights the Wisconsin Mortgage and Securities Company and a joint stock bank to aid farmers and veterans with low-interest financing.

Henry A. Moehlenpah Moclenpah America Henry A. Moehlenpach Tolet Mapel Syn Northwestern University Evanston Clinton Wis Uwealydive Yadra Ugo Wisconsin Mortgage and Securities Company Wisconsin Farm Loans U. & Supervision Wisconsin Bankers Association Mus American Bankers’ Association Wisconsin United States Government & Charter

Humphrreys Remedies Expose Ends Families’ Woes

A distorted OCR fragment suggests a critique or satire about Humphreys remedies failing patients from infancy to old age. It mentions Dr unelen Staal Ue and a vague critique of medical products, with references to antartical and extraterrestrial ideas. The readable text is garbled and lacks clear facts or names.

Mamphreys USA Ivinney Unelen Staal

Badger State Happenings in Superior and beyond

Wisconsin local wire notes a span of items from Superior Rotary resolutions backing military training to county agricultural campaigns and rail fare hearings. It reports sheriff death, highway work probation, and market sales gains across counties.

Superior Rotary Club College of Agriculture States Pinch A. Clarke Presbyterian Church of Fond du Tia Sheboygad Wisconsin Railroul Commission Sherif C. N. Goering Ashkosh Wausiu Green Bay Benton and Vugradis

Chaos Rules in Germany Amid War Spread

Reports from Berlin describe rising chaos in the German government as World War I nears its end. U.S. officials, led by President Wilson, weigh the empire’s surrender prospects and the terms of peace as confusion deepens.

Washington Get United States Empire Wilson United Senies Uni Auler Berlin

Complete Ruin in Belgium

The Belgian devastation prompted a British legation inquiry to verify damage claims to public and private property. Officials plan to use verified losses to set the total compensation demand from Germany.

Belgium Germany Washington

Tris Speaker to Fly to Naval Aviation School

Boston Oct. 21 Tris Speaker center fielder of the Cleveland American league baseball team will enter the naval aviation school at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Tris Speaker Boston Felder Cleveland American League Naval Aviation School Massachusetta Institute of Technology

Grain shipments move wheat to Chicago for abroad sale

The text reports that thousands of bushels of wheat are sent to Grain Corporation in Chicago via the Wisconsin Administrator for shipment abroad. Farmers sell surplus wheat at fair prices and small mills are urged to grind all shiv wheat possible, showcasing a cooperative effort by Americans amid scarce wheat.

Wisconsin We Grain Corporation Chicago

Y M C A Aid Helps Austrian Prisoners In Italy

In Italy the American Y M C A fed Austrian prisoners and provided cigarettes, earning candor and startling revelations about Austro-Hungarian army conditions. Prisoners described hunger and harsh treatment, while the Y M C A’s work boosted morale and fostered a sense of hope for peace. The program extended to hospitals, convalescent centers, and sailors in Genoa, with the Italian army granting broad support and access to transport and facilities.

YM. C. A Italy Italiins Red Triangle Rhem Heidi Beig United States Europe Germany Amore Austr M. GC Solpices Gunna Llorence Rame Yen- Wee Genoa Army Urmy Beneft

Rice replaces wheat as staple for some amid shortages

Rice gains favor when potatoes scarce and is valued by about 8,000 Orientals who rely on it as nearly their only cereal. It is low in protein and fats, used as cereal, dessert, or vegetable, and ice is appearing as a flour substitute for bread.

War Record Repudiates Governor Philipp in Protest Letter

Green Bay resident P H Martin rejects an honorary delegation post after sharply condemning Governor Philipp’s war policy. He cites his public attacks on the governor’s record and declares intent to help defeat Philipp’s re election. He accuses Philipp of favoring an embargo and opposing war, calling for unity behind Washington and Lincoln. He states his commission would demean his stance and allegiance.

Greenbush Sheboygan County Smith Sheboygan France Green Bay E. J. Philipp B. Moogy N. Goerling Jesse G Albert Dorset Wauaau Camp Grant Wisconsin Nhirch Taade Kruegers Chark County Eau Claire Louise Krueger Harry Jensen Withee Krueger Gov Philipp P. H. Martin Inva Tetter Martin Lincoln Deeda Violenne Nile America Europe Germany Philinn Stack Washington Jafferson Adams Jackson Harrison

Hoover pledges timely wheat movement to Wisconsin farmers

A telegram from the U S Food Administration to Wisconsin explains a temporary delay in wheat transport due to higher demand for materials on the western front. It warns farmers against panic selling below government prices, urging patience as movement resumes and the government will buy all wheat at the guaranteed price as quickly as possible.

U. S. Food Administration For Wisconsin Erain Ehipe Hoover Seaboard Food Administration

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