War Paint Used On Troop Horses and Camp News
San Antonio reports on war paint for horses, new field equipment, and the Dogs of War era. A Lewis gun named the Belgian rattlesnake draws praise while mules load supplies swiftly. Mrs. Alice McKay Kelly aids soldiers’ families as camps maintain spotless towns and strict censorship. Harvard graduates resist early release, and a humor-filled border life includes strict sentinels and casual banter at Camp Wilson.
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San Antonio
Texas
Sia
Alice McKay Kelly
York
South Dakota
Judge Allen
Alamo
Harvard
Sentinel
the Meer
Colonel Haynes
Prepareda
Pioneer settler Moss of Marsh dies at over 80
Mr. Moss arrived in the area as a young man and has been a long time resident. He died after eighty years on earth leaving a wife, sons Fred Henry, Karl, and daughters Mrs. Bladdler and Mrs. Hansen among others. Surviving grandchildren number thirty with five more to come. Funeral at St. Jose church at two o'clock with the pastor in charge.
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Jone
Marsh
Pacant
Moss
Row
Fred
Henry Oka
atkrTeteath
John Bladdler
Boepacs
Peter Hansen
Shit City
Karl Mees
Philips
Herman Thienfeldt
Oema
Lawrence Mephoton
St. Jose
Two O'Eld
Thom
Anton Goldbach Dies. Lincoln Resident Laid to Rest
Anton Goldbach of Lincoln died at an advanced age. He was one of the town s oldest residents and survived by eight sons: Joseph of Frankfort. William and Martin of Lincoln. Wenzel of Chicago. Anton of Milwaukee. a Milwaukee native listed as Bakerville. The funeral was held in Pakerville Tuesday at nine with Rev. A J Miller officiating.
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Anton Goldbach
Lincoln
Hi Aute
Goldbach
Joseph
Frank
Ma Fet
William
Martin
Wenzel
Chicago
Anton
Milwaukee
Heroer
Bakerville
Pakerville
A.J. Miller
Death of George Winter in this city
George Winter aged 73 died this morning at Wood County asylum from heart trouble. Survived by wife and four children, residence on North Walnut Street. Funeral held Tuesday at 9 AM from St John’s Catholic Church with Rev Joseph F. Vela officiating.
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George Winter
Wood County Asylum
North
Walnut Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
Joseph F. Vela
Child Dies From Fly Poison In Vesper Home
Helen Dorst five year old of Mr and Mrs John Dorst of Vesper died after drinking poison left at the house. Funeral services were held at the church in Arpin New Anderson conducting the services.
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Helen
John Dorst
Arpin
New
Anderson
Wisconsin Suffrage Speaker Maud McCreery Draws Crowd
Maud McCreery, dubbed the littiest worker and the biggest vote gester, spoke on suffrage here Thursday. Her talk highlighted awakening to suffrage after 1912 Wisconsin efforts, praise for suffrage organizers, and a generous fundraising gesture to cover her travel. An athletics item and a soldier letter recount troop marches near New Braunfels with humor and camaraderie.
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Jrs
Maud McCreery
Wisconsin
Ft Stihauk
Hal
Eli
Nevada
New York
William Fy
United States Senaton
Ray
Mel. McCreery
Sally
Ing
McCreer
Diphtheria Gains At Point Urges Public Health Action
Stevens Point urges public health actions as diphtheria gains ground. Health department appeals to the public to cooperate in prevention and strict quarantine to avoid an outbreak, noting no immediate epidemic but risk from outside sources.
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Stevens
Stevens Point
Horsemen Cause Fracas at Omaha Yard Auction
At an Omaha horse auction two jockeys named Menomente and Wanzay argued during a race leading in the yard. Officer Louis Thommson and Deputy Sheriff William Paupe separated them, leaving both battered. Ragstad’s car was damaged and others injured. Repairs were made at Dr. J. C. Hayward’s office. The men then shook hands and resumed their tasks.
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Menomente
Wanzay
Omaha
Louis Thommson
Wiliam Paupe
Ragstad
J. C. Hayward
Avnting Season to Open in Coming Week
Open season for hunting ducks grouse and prairie chickens starts tomorrow with duck season running to December 1 and grouse and prairie chickens allowed only until October 1.
Hugh Goggins Divorced by Wife in Stevens Point
A circuit court decree granted divorce to Hugh W. Goggins of Grand Haies from his wife Cas Goggins at Stevens Point after alleging cruel and inhuman treatment. The couple has one child and the decree notes the end of their marriage.
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Hugh Goggins
Cas- Goggins
Husbane
Hugh W. Goggins
Grand Haies
Goggins Y Cunningr
Grand Kay
M Goggins
Stevens Point
Thirty Days for Theft in Wood County Jail
A complaint filed before Judge Huro Weg ener by Alex La Point alleges B. L. Burse stole a traveling bag worth $5 from S. W. Lye at the Montreal House. A warrant issued for Burse led to his arrest and trial where he pleaded guilty and was sentenced to thirty days in Wood County Jail.
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B. L. Burse
Huro Wegener
Alex la Point
S. W. Lye
Montreal
Wagener
Weod County
Harry Wildish Returns From Camp Wilson
Harrigan Wildish of Company A Second Regimentals Guard returned home last week from Camp Wilson Texas as his enlistment expired. He did not reenlist and says the Wisconsin brigade is well regarded in Texas with the men showing grit and happiness after service.
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Harrigan Wildish
Camp Wilson
Tex
Wisconsin
Texas
Stevens Point Representatives Attend Nearby Fairs
Stevens Point sent a large delegation to surrounding fairs Friday with seventy five tickets to Marsheld sold at the Sea Line offices and thirty four to Amherst. Many persons also traveled by automobile.
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Stevens Point
Marsheld
Sea Jine
Amherst
Marshfield primary results show light voter interest and tight sheriff race
Yesterday's primary in Marshfield produced surprisingly light turnout with little enthusiasm. Beell and Kieffer led the sheriff contest. Dem totals list Williams Wolfe Names Whelx Hollman across precincts, while party nominees include Williams for governor and Cudahy for lieutenant governor.
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Marshield
Sci Rene
Williams
Wolfe
Whelx
Hollman
Wisconsin Central State Fair Clears Debt After Years
The Central Wisconsin State Fair, after thirteen years of debt, reports banner attendance and careful expense management that will extinguish old notes by year end. With state treasury refunds pending and renewed borrowing for premiums, the fair achieves its best attendance, surpassing prior records while showcasing live stock and diverse attractions.
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R. RR. Williams
Paaragh
Avahielt
Beildty County
Rhoda
Shoots at burglar at his shop and home
Charles Kelin of Geeo and Fifth street furniture and dye works fired at a burglar attempting to force the rear door late at night. The intruder broke away through the alley as Kelin, alerted by his dogs, fired but the man escaped.
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Charles Kelin
Geeo
Fifth Street
Jimmy
Kelin
Breweries Guilty To Improper Beer Labeling
Hagemeister Brewing Co appeared before Justice Park or its attorney G B Silverwood and pleaded guilty to selling beer with improper labeling. A fine of 25 dollars plus costs totaling 90 dollars was imposed and paid. Silverwood said the company will provide correct labels as required by law.
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Hagemeister Brewing Company
Park Todsey
G. B. Silverwood
Enarre
Silverwood
Stevens Point Journal
Bertha Gelying and Paul Krumeri Wed in Grand Rapids
Miss Bertha Gelying of this city and Paul Krumeri of Grand Rapids united in marriage at the East Side Lutheran Church Grand Rapids Rev Pautz officiating. They plan to reside in Port Edwards after the ceremony.
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Bertha Gelying
Paul Krumeri
Grand Rapids
East Side Lutheran Church
Pautz
Port Edwards
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