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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1918
Page
5
Local headlines record visitors and residents traveling to Milwaukee Chicago Minneapolis and other cities. The community hosts clubs fairs and concerts while wartime draft notices and military updates feature ex governor guests and servicemen include Sergeant Major Kirkwood and Arthur Graham.
Prof W W Clark and Auburn dale chairman J C Kieffer were in Marshfield on business Tuesday. Dr Lind dentist Adler block faces Woolworths. Mr and Mrs Herman Kuethe moved to 1606 Cherry st. Major Geo Huntzicker traveled to Withee to probe a Pro German shooting incident. Mrs H E Hoerl and Mrs F W Koehn left for Chicago Monday night to care for Koehn's father after a serious operation. A women's motor corps is being formed with Mrs G D Booth as captain. The Industrial Commission of Wisconsin, led by Commissioner McGormick, met to take evidence in cases involving Ferdinand Popp vs R Connor Co and Louis Biechler vs J Schuler and Willista Hahn, then moved to Grand Rapids. Marshfield dairy publicity efforts boosted cheese production as army rations, drawing New York merchandise interest. Alois Roble died Sept 14 at Brewery St from apoplexy, aged 68. born in Austria January 17, 1850.
An exploration of historic land connections between Ireland Britain and Europe noting Neolithic times when Ireland lay connected to Britain and Britain to Europe. The piece reflects on the current retreat of Channel coasts as a mild reversal of ancient geography.
Community leaders in Marshfield and Oaklahoma City promote a $300000 project to build lasting Liberty Buildings as living memorials to World War I service. An Ameri can Magazine editorial argues for neighborhood structures funded by bonds, with plans for recreation, culture, and public service to aid readjustment and honor returning soldiers.
The letter describes the return of CORP and CHRISTENSON aboard the U S George Washington to Norfolk Virginia after an extended wartime voyage. Gunners fired at floating objects during the return journey as the writer anticipated being sent home soon. The writer, part of the 127th, expects to be reassigned or sent home for a brief leave, noting many crew members recognize him from previous crossings.
The red hat of cardinals arose after Countess of Flanders complained to Innocent IV that cardinals and abbots looked alike in a large gathering. In 1245, Lyons consistory decreed the red hat to replace the mitre. Since 1404 cardinals wear red robes, while purple robes are reserved for Lent and Advent.
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