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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1917

Page

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Marshfield Tops $505,000 in Liberty Loan Drive

Marshfield and Wood County closed their Second Liberty Loan drive with Marshfield’s $505,000 surge on the final day, joining Grand Rapids and other communities in Wisconsin in strong patriotic support. Local leaders praise Chair E Fors and volunteers for a vigorous, well organized campaign and announce a luncheon tomorrow at the Eagles hall to review the big float details.

Marshfield County of Wood United States Grand Rapids Sheimaxinwa Othia Nekousa Aubuyndale Aprin SONY Miteladore Cameron Falono Lincoln Hook Richfield Yeith Fitlsville Wood County Moon Wisconsin America Eagles Hall Moe

Uniforms For State Guard Recruits In Blue

A historical note on the State Guard forming new companies choosing blue uniforms due to khaki shortages. The article mentions government constraints and questions what a dollar can buy, with a Dana window advertisement implied.

Dana

North Side Halloween Pranks Bring Quick Justice

North side youths caught in Halloween pranks were brought to justice. Jon Baur Louis Stangl Joe Thums Paul Steger and William Stauber faced Judge R on a destoying property charge. After costs they were reprimanded and released. Police vow increased patrols tonight to prevent further damage.

North Side Jon Baur Louis Stangl Joe Thums Paul Steger William Stauber Jcase Mr. Andrew Lie City Law Gote

U C T Ball Event Promises Inexpensive Night Of Entertainment

The United Commate Travelers club hosts a November 16 dance at Memory Hall. Tickets are 1.00 with supper included, cheaper than last year. Imperial Orchestra plays. Committees led by George J. Campbell and L. K. Colvin organize reception, decorating, refreshments, and officers of Railway City Council oversee the event.

Memory Hall Imperial Orchestra George J. Campbell PE. Tice Robert Shepard EB. H. Furstenberg J. J. Randall G. Leonhard Isidore Miller R. S. Barnard R. J. Baker P. Heiser A. J. Stone TR. P. Kraus Joe White Oficers Railway City Council

Glen Kraus in France News Letter Detailing Guard’s Voyage

The note recounts Corp. Glen Kraus of the United States Marine Corps landing safely in France with American sailors amid World War II. It traces his service from Chicago joining the Marine Corps, through Port Royal and Quantico where he earned a sharpshooter medal, to Philadelphia Naval Barracks before heading to France. The message notes censorship of private news before release.

Bod. Kraus Corp Glen Kraus United States Marine Corps France Kraus Gernmying Chicago Port ‘Royal Quantico Washington, D. C Kraus Geivel Philadelphia Naval Barracks Philadelphia Fran

Waco Wedding Unites Weisner and Goodin in Army Just Months

Agnes Weisner and George Raymond Goodin of Company A wed in Waco. A banquet in the mess hall honored the couple with Stevie’s Second Regiment band performing. Company A gains members from Company K and the Sixth Regiment as a battalion champion beat Company P 12 to 1. Liberty bonds soar with the 127th Regiment leading at $104,400 as the unit marks a holiday parade and town celebration near Waco.

Company A Agnes Weisner George Raymond Goodin Waco Frank Ti. Reigel Stevie Second Regiment Sitxh Sergi Mittlesteadt Sergt. Munss Corps Chester Panty Tasen Hart Mayville Huston Hendrickson DeClarey Uusewine Hervon Hor Olesun Albert Sparks Jens Hopk'ns Bright Maberut Arthur Sharks Fleming Mae Winger Mittlesteadt Aml Goampany Co. Po Liberty Bonds 127Th Liberty Waeo Aim

Mission Week at Sacred Heart Church

Sacred Heart Catholic Church holds a mission week from November 4 to 11. Dominicans Thuenke and Haggarty of Minneapolis lead services all week with German sermons. daily Masses and evening services in Kilnmplich, with sermons at 8 o clock each day and a final German sermon on Sunday.

Sacred Heart Catholic Couteh Haggarty Minneapolis den O'Chowk Melack Reid Kmnplich

Mrs Le Wollesser Dies at 204 West Fourth Street

Mrs Le Wollesser, aged about Ta years, died Thursday evening in her home at 204 West Fourth Street from Brighy disease. Born in Denmmarle, she came to this country with a sister and settled in Chienge. She married in 1871. her husband survives. Funeral service was held Sunday at 3 PM from the Presbyterian church.

le Wollesser West Fourth Street Brighy Denmmarle Chienge T&t Presbyterian Church

Salute the flag guidance and wartime reform note

The passage instructs spectators to halt or rise and uncover during national color parades and to hold hats opposite the left shoulder. It also mentions closing out wallpaper at 3c per roll and a drug company named Winterbarn. It notes reform movements rarely start with the anvil chorus.

Winterbarn Drug, Company

New manufacturing firm may locate here in Marshfield

City eyes potential arrival of an A No. 1 stove boiler and furnace maker from Chicago. The firm could hire about 50 skilled workers initially with 240 employed within six months, needing four acres and a one story 200 by 50 foot building plus equipment and working capital around fifty thousand dollars. A company representative will visit soon to discuss conditions and stockholding by local interests. The move hinges on united local effort and favorable investigations.

A. J. Buwler Marshfield Board of Commerce Chicago Hein Aturk Can Bhd W Conain Copany Ciue Ofort United Ofort

Marshfield Crushes Medford in Football Showdown

Marshfield dominates Medford with a 97 to 0 victory as the home team scores early and often. Coach Wilson’s squad features standout plays and multiple substitutions, setting up the Grand Rounds contest on November 10. The second team travels to Rapids for a prelim game.

Dole Marshield Tor Marshfield Medford Aehagis C. W. Otte My. Olty Saal Medfordites Wilson Rapids

Life is a Leaf of Paper Quote Reflected in Scribe’s View

A reflective line compares life to a sheet of paper on which every person may write a line before nightfall. The quote emphasizes individual contribution and the brevity of existence within a larger human chronicle.

Nov 1 1917 Tax On Theater Admissions Arrives

Marshfield theater managers brace for a 10 percent federal tax on all tickets starting November 1 1917. The rule adds one cent per 10 cents or fraction thereof and applies to all admissions including passes. Children under 12 pay 1 cent. maximum 5 cent admissions exempt. Pass holders pay the same tax as paid admissions.

Marshfield Legitimata Motion Pietere Canada Pannirs

Home Guards Receive 40 Springfield Rifles for Drill

Captain Otto Meyer announces arrival of about 40 Springfield rifles for Home Guards drilling. Bells and bayonets accompany the shipment and will be used after unpacking at the next drill Tuesday evening. Custodian Adolph Zecha is sending uniforms and remaining equipment from armory to Camp Douglas this week.

Otto Meyer Home Guards Adolph Zecha Camp Douglas Waco

Abbotsford Launches Soap and Potash Factory

Abbotsford prepares to begin operations at a new soap and potash factory. The potash department is ready while the soap department awaits late machinery parts. A local motto cautions that those who do not respond will face consequences.

Abbotsford Abbotsford Soap and Potash Company

Two Cent Stamp Rates Increase Effective November 1917

Postal bulletin announces a new postage increase effective November 2 1917. First class letters will rate three cents per ounce or fraction prepaid. underpayment leads to return or collection upon delivery. Drop letters to two cents. Postcards and government cards switch to two cents. include full address to avoid dead letters.

Elty Recair Marshfield Wis Tetary

Luncheon for Liberty Loan Chasers at Eagles Club

Tomorrow at noon the city businessmen and the Liberty Loan Chasers meet at the Eagles clubhouse for a luncheon. The Red Cross women sponsor, and prominent speakers will summarize the campaign over the last two weeks. Attend. it will be worth your while.

Liberty Loan Chasers Eagles Liberty Loan Women of the Red Cross

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