Spanish American War Veterans Organize Camp
Henry Bartell Camp No 39 forms under which veterans from city and nearby towns unite. C J Juneau of Milwaukee installs as officer. Officers include G H Bulgrin commander Otto Meyer senior vice commander Karl V Holmes junior vice commander Louis Neil officer of the day Ge Gilbert s adjutant Eugene D Hood quartermaster James Brannan chaplain. Trustees Ss Graves Herman Reich and John Schwuer. Charter members listed from Marshfield Spencer and Loyal areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Bartell
C. J. Juneau
Milwaukee
G. HK. Bulgrin
Otto Meyer
Karl Vi. Holmes
Louis Neil
Qe Gilberts
National Service Handbook at City Library
A new pamphlet issued by the Commission of Public Information titled The National Service Handbook arrives at the city library. It urges citizens to support war work across government and organizations, outlining the broad scope and the imperative to contribute time money or life to win the war.
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Commission of Public Information
War War II era handbook maps and hunting license notes
A historical pamphlet outline urges nationwide service across sectors to aid war ending goals. It highlights maps and symbols on display, including army and navy insignia, camp locations, and financial plans, plus 1919 hunting restrictions and license rules for U S citizens over fifteen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Navy
Germany
Federal
Marine Corps
Creamery boosters praise university farming inserts
A Wood county creamer praises Wisconsin dairy campaigns by the University of Wisconsin. Over three months the university stressed silo building milk cooling and skimming rich cream. The next insert will cover skim milk and livestock value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
Wood County
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
One Deer Buck Law and Open Seasons for 1917 18
The notice outlines hunting seasons and limits for 1917 18 including one deer buck allowed Nov 21 to Nov 30, opens from Nov 10 to Dec 1 for new laws, and specific ranges for fisher martin mink skunk raccoon squirrel ducks and other birds. It states prairie chicken partridge no open season until 1919 and lists other birds with restricted periods. Hunting hours prohibit hunting game birds from sunset to thirty minutes after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Fierson
Isolation hospital project approved by city council
An allotment of 3000 dollars was approved at a recent common council meeting to construct an isolation hospital connected with St. Joseph's hospital, filling a long felt need in the city. Also noted are local notices about printing services and a group trip to watch a Marshfield Wausau baseball game, and advertisements for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Common Council
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Adolph Kleinheing
Erhard Kleinheing
Max Rees
Wausau
H.W. Milbee
V. A. Mason
RB S Barnard
Auto
Hollister
Amusements at the Adler Theater Tonight and Ahead
Miss Olive Thomas debuts in Maden Madge at the Adler and The Million Dollar Doll headlines Thursday. Friday features Might and the Man, with Saturday presenting She along with Ben L. Taggart and Valeska Suratt. Enid Bennett stars in Happiness, a Triangle play, shown Sunday evening under Ince supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adier Theater
Olive Thomas
Maden Madge
Might and the Man
Ben L. Taggart
Valeska Suratt
Enid Bennett
America
Gardner Sullivan
Thomas I. Ince
the Adler
Local Labor Day News from Bakerville and Marshfield
Residents attended gatherings and visits over Labor Day as families like the Gleichsners and Gesserts shared time with relatives in Bakerville and Marshfield. Property sales include a 40 acre farm to an Iowa buyer and an 89 acre farm sale by Joseph Michalski. Alvis Yingwirth family moved to Marshfield. new owner has possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Bell
Iowa
Joseph Michalski
Alvis Yingwirth
Marshfield
Nation cannot afford food waste by anyone
The speaker argues not about personal affordability but about the nation's need to prevent any food waste. The message emphasizes collective responsibility and the impact of waste on resources and security, urging actions to reduce waste at all levels and to safeguard scarce food supplies.
Passenger service taxed to move army this month
Railroads face heavy demands this month as they must transport 687,000 regular army troops to cantonments and 360,000 national guard to training camps. Movement takes precedence over civilian traffic, risking reduced or suspended special trains for state fairs and other events. Nearby, farm loans offer funding on improved farms through Geo L Jacques of Neillaville, Wisconsin.
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Chicago
Sept
United States
National Guard
Geo. L. Jacques
Neillaville
Wis
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Meidl
Marshfiead
G. A. Bulgrin
Herman Reigh
D. Brannan
John Scheney
Ole Gilberts
Robert Huse
Eugene D. Hood
M. A. Hansen
Louis
Heil
Jesse H. Harvey
Earl 8
Holmes
Spenger
Knoll
Chill
Alfred Trumbett
Spencer
Norvis
Welch
J.C. Andreska
Loyal
Sponeer
E. Graves
City Library
Adher Theatre
New York
Iollies
Manhattan
Elmo Lincoln
William Fox
She
Valeria Suratt
Tom Mix
News
Triangle
Winterburn Drug Company
Lundgren
Clifford
Rally J. Baker
Minneapolis
Winterbury Drug Company
aGd
Bakerville
Mat. Michels
Jos. Regele
George Gessert
Allington
Overlunch
William Gessert
Fred Tujetehe
Pennsylvania
Anna
Margaret Gleichsner
Labor Day
B. F Miller
Manly M. Gillam
Adier
Harvey D. Orr
North Central Avenue
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