Stalions Continue Victorious Progress Toward Theate-Germane Take Riga and Great Naval Battle in the Gulf
Review of the past week covers IWW raids across many cities, prosecutions and indictments, and government action against radicals. It notes Italian advances, the fall of Riga to German forces, and renewed naval activity in the Baltic and Gulf of Finland. It also reports Allied and American responses, including labor movements, military parades, and war finance legislative actions.
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Stalions
Riga
Gulf of Finland
Eward W. Pickard
Signer Industries
United States
West
Department of Justice
Siuy
Uncle Suin
Hbs
Hugo
Kaiser
Warno
Germany
Baltic
Am Advines
Petrograd
Ayell
Rugsinn
Buten
Iris
Ovel
Gulf of Riga
Revol
Kronstadt
Gulf of Finand
Germmany
Tusshu
Alexion
Whlut
Vyassilkovskoulumamlor
Argeven
Tuya
Minneapolis
Woud
American Aliance
Samuel Gompers
Rank PB
Walsh
John Spano
Gompers
British
Trades Union Congress
Swellish
Local notes from Staadt and surrounding area
Miss Laura Pennebeecker left Saturday to visit relatives and attend the Minnesota state fair in Minneapolis. George Stover and family called on Mr. and Mrs. George Colvin Sunday. Miss Mamie Hopfsenberger visited Miss Alice Hughes Sunday. George Bargabos and wife and William Staadt visited William Sturm and family in Bakerville Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. J A Schar and Mr and Mrs. J Verhaven visited the G Linke family northeast of Stratford Sunday. Miss Lily Maurer and Miss Tdi Staadt left for Marshfield after visiting at the William Staadt home. Miss Viola Staadt began teaching at Riverside school Tuesday. Harry Keller entertained his Sauk City brother recently. Miss Lucy Doleschal of Wausau arrived to take charge of the third term school. James Chrouser and wife visited their parents. George Zopfi, drafted, left for Rockford Alabama to serve. God-speed to the boys. Mr. and Mrs. James Throuser and two children left for Winneconne, Milwaukee and Danville. I. Mearl Pennebecker and Miss Neilie Schar resumed Stratford High School studies. Mrs. Henry Wix and Mrs. Anthens Wix visited with Mrs. William Hopfsenberger Thursday. The Misses Velma Doering Verda Baxter Evelyn Colvin, who finished eighth grade, will attend Stratford High. John Pennehecker Jr. is working in Park Talla.
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Gus. Linke
Stratford
Lily Maurer
Tdi Staadt
William Staadt
Marshfield
Viola Staash
Riverside
Harry Keller
Sauk City
Lucy Doleschal
Wausau
I. Mearl Pennebecker
Neilie Schar
Stratford High School
Henry Wix
Anthens Wix
William Hopfsenberger
Velma Doering
Verda Baxter
Evelyn Colvin
Stratford High
Tives
McMillan
John Pennehecker, Jr
Park Talla
Monthly Statement and Probate Notice in Wood County Wisconsin
A monthly school district financial statement records balances, credits, and disbursements, listing tuition, salaries, printing, and sundries with a closing balance. The document also issues a probate notice for the estate of Victor Petersen, detailing appointment of an administrator and a claims deadline of February 1, 1918, with dates in 1917 and 1918.
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Wisconsin
Wood County
Victor Peterson
Grand Rapids
Victor Petersen
Marshfield
Court House
W. J. Conway
Local Social and Visiting Notes from the Community
Mr and Mrs Maschke and daughter Ruth left for Morris after a two week visit with friends and relatives here. A Gregor Durst hall dance drew many locals for a lively Thursday night. Anton Neumann and family advance a new barn with help from William Seidel. Nick Folz made a Marshfield business trip. Jessy Kneteson visits her sister and brother in Marshfield with family. Henry Peil visits siblings and in laws Mike Schiferl and Joan Eberhardy.
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Norris Jolie
Maschke
Ruth
Morris
Gregor Durst
Anton Neumann
William Seidel
Nick Folz
Marshfield
Jessy Kn
Hewitt Family Weekend Visit Noted in Dorchester
Hewitt area residents report the Ley family from Dorchester visiting Mr. and Mrs. I. X. Durst over Sunday. Francis Durst and Herman Meyear took a car trip to Colby for a pleasure outing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Seidel and the Durst household also mentioned in the same social note.
Mill Creek Timber Hauler Finishes New Project
Mill Creek, Sept 10. Charles Seidel hauled timber and building staff from Marshfield Thursday and Saturday to finish his new project. The work progresses on a home construction effort with Seidel coordinating the remaining duties and materials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mill Creek
Charles Seidel
Marshfield
Dorchester Visit and Local Draft Draftees Noted in Town
Mrs. Joseph Seidel visited relatives in Dorchester and returned Wednesday. Local draft prospects include Mike Wenzel Jr. and Emil Schroeder responding to the first call. F Ray & Sons purchased a Ford for private use. Last Sunday frost damaged gardens and corn. Joseph Burr accompanied his mother Mrs. F Burr to Guttenburg for a brief visit. A baby boy weighing nine pounds was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kramer.
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Joseph Seidel
Dorchester
Mike Wenzel, Jr
Emil. Schroeder
F. Ray & Sons
Jack Frost
Joseph Burr
F. Burr
Guttenburgy Town
Markets List Prices for Potatoes Eggs and Livestock
A historical price listing shows various commodities with per dozen egg prices, live and dressed weights for beef and veal, sheep and calf data, and chicken prices. The fragment references several items and unit measures in a rural market context from an older newspaper page.
Span Cereal Company Flour Seed and Grain Price List
A price list from Span Cereal Company lists multiple grain and feed items with prices per unit. It includes flour and bulk items such as wheat oats barley rye corn meal bran red dog hominy middlings gluten feed and cottonseed meal with varying per unit costs. The document shows figures like 1.60 for rye and 70.00 per ton for hominy with other prices in dollars per bu ton and per barrel.
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Span Cereal Company
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Charles BR. Hughes
Adjt
W. J., Sherrill
Admairal Gleaves
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Todrate Army
Industrial Workers of the World
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J. Kraus
Sundries Booth-Campbell Co
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Mad. Pumbing and Co Rep
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W. Grauman
Mary Maguldinges
Laher
Balanca
Pors
Hewitt
ADLUR
Dorothy Dalton
Wild Winship
Hemlock
Oshkosh
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Hemlock Manufacturers
Wisconsi-n Marthara Michigan
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