Sweepstakes Winners and Cheese Exhibit Highlights
The report lists winners in various sweepstakes at the fair including Brown Swiss cattle, Hereford, Red Poll, Poland China, Chester White, Berkshire, Jersey Reds and Duroc Jerseys, with names and locations such as W. R. Burhopp Marshfield Wis and A Willett Marshfield. It notes the Sept 5–6 cheese exhibit led by Paul Blum with premium awards from Oscar Dix Rozellville Richard Gotter Spencer and Ed Kaufmann Arpin and scores above 90 for several exhibitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer Drollinger
Marshfield
Wis
A. Osengs
Arpin
A. P. Bean
Vesper
Hatten Lumber Co
New London
Martin Lueck
Hamburg
Poland
China
W. R. Burhopp
Chester White
W. W. Clark
Grand Rapids
Harold C. Krause
Berkshire
Clyde E. Bellmer
Fond du Lac
Jersey Reds
Duroc
A. Willett
George Albrecht
Philip Weber
Paul Blum
R. B. Southard
Charles Voght
Oscar Dix
Rozellville
Richard Gotter
Spencer
Ed. Kaufmann
Gothers
Ed Kaufmann
G. F. Hanan
Miladore
A.J. Schulte
Math
Meyer
Stanley
Peter Schuemacher
Dorchester
W. CG. Rasmussen
Mannville
R. W. Schmitz
Unity
Appeal to Patriotic Women Call to Stand Firm for Liberty
A message from Mrs. Thomas J. Preston Jr. urges American women to remain steadfast and united against concessions. She links Liberty Bell imagery to a renewed wartime motto Proclaim Liberty throughout all lands and emphasizes heroic sacrifice for victory and lasting peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas J. Preston, Jr
Grover Cleveland
America
Women of America
Firrm
United
Airs
National Security League
Preston
Security League
League
Uberty
Prussia
Germany
Women of
Circuit court jurors named for Wood County term
Wood county jury commissioners drawn jurors for the next circuit court term starting October 7.illness prevented Hugo Wegener from participating, with the drawing completed by other commissioners. The list includes jurors from Marshfield Grand Rapids Nekoosa Village etc and towns such as Town of Marshfield Town of Grand Rapids and Town Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Hugo Wegener
William Martin
Marshfield
Lewis Trossin
P. J. Lyons
Ed. Mechler
Paul Blum
Leo J. Varsho
Charles Tews
L. A. Miller
G. W .Paulus
Grand Rapids
Lewis Podratz
Dan McKercher
R.A. Weeks
Paul Semrow
W. H. Barnes
John Jun
Herman Finup
Robert Morris
A.C. Koch
Henry Demitz
Louis Eberlardt
J.D. Harring
Nekoosa
FW. Kruger
Henry Forbes
John Shortt
Peter Akey
Rudolph
F.E
Wyman
Lincoln
O'Brien
Auburndale
Ness Larson
Saratoga
John Joling
Arpin
Carl Wipfli
Cranmoor
Vinton Nason
Rock
Peter Hoekstra
Sherry
Ashley Fishbeck
Pittsville
Gust Gronemeyer
Hanson
Roger
Port Edwards
James R. Bowden
Remington
U S Ship Sinks 2 U boats Near Cuba
Havana reports an American bark sunk two enemy submarines about 200 miles from its departure port after a storm forced the vessel with 12 passengers to seek refuge in a Cuban port. The captain’s report, signed by the passengers, notes the encounter with no further details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
el Aland
Atlantic
United States
Central America
el Mundo
Make Your Recipes American Kitchen Card
Sugarless and sweetened pies use corn syrup instead of sugar and water. Cook fruit with corn syrup until thick and pour into sterile dishes. Steam hard fruits until clear, then simmer in hot syrup. Preserve fruit in jars with proper canning procedure and store for later pies and puddings. Send for the Kitchen Card from the College of Agriculture Madison Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
College of Agriculture
Madison
Win
Modern Ideas of Greatness Discussed by The Youths Companion
The Youth's Companion reflects on changing standards of greatness. Monarchs and military glory wane in prominence while action and tangible achievement take center stage. Rulers and soldiers are judged by visible results, whereas poets philosophers and scientists often receive delayed recognition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agen
Contagiousness of the Smile in Daily Life
A passage explains that smiling triggers healthful excitement and a mental echo of happiness, spreading mood through observers. It cites an example of a child in a crowded streetcar provoking smiles in even a grumpy nearby passenger, illustrating the contagious effect of a smile.
American Is Versatile Choate Confounds Restaurant Guest
In a Swiss hotel during a summer holiday, William Rowe recounts Joseph H Choate meeting an Englishman who asks if he is a clergyman actor or lawyer. Choate replies he is all three, describing himself as an American lawyer who preaches well and acts and practices law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Switzerland
William ¥. Rowe
Joseph H. Choate
Mr. Choate
Reduced hotel menus urged to save food across industry
The article urges hotels to shrink menus amid national food conservation funding. It argues managers must lead by example to curb waste, reserve needs, and preparation work. It notes disparities between rich and poor in Germany and travelers’ impressions of food scarcity in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nationali Dem
Lab
Aero Aipmaenta
High Stude
Germany
England
Cactus as a Heart Stimulant Discovery Report
The Los Angeles Times notes a cactus heart stimulant, once dismissed as useless, now seen as potent for humans though not affecting lower animals. Researchers caution on careful administration due to its strong, perceptible effects, with cactus also valued as fodder after spines are removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ager
Los Angeles Times
Tueton Treachery On French Front Described By Marines
An American Marine platoon in France reports relentless combat before a German force, which suddenly yelled Kamera and attempted surrender. Approaching at 200 yards, the enemy troops were bayoneted as Marines avenged heavy losses, with three witnesses recounting the encounter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Kamera
Nota Hun
Tueton
Wood County Fourth At State Fair
Wood county earned fourth prize among Wisconsin counties at the State Fair, behind St Croix first Sauk second and Shawano third. The award, down from second last year, reflected strong general excellence in the Wood county display. The exhibit was managed by O J Leu chair A P Bean Supervisor Sideeum W R Burkopp with assistance from Prof W W Clark and Prof F L Musbach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Wisconsin
St. Croix County
Sauk County
Shawano County
Sur County
O. J. Leu
A. P. Bean
Smith
Eedeum
W. R. Burkopp
Leu
Wisconsin Weather Mixes Dry Spell with Frost Threats
Wisconsin weekend weather features dry, near normal temperatures early, followed by showers and cooler air. Frosts in central and north central counties threaten crops. severe damage reported in Waupaca County with crops killed, while others suffer lighter losses. Harvests of tobacco, cranberries, and potatoes continue, with winter wheat seeding underway in the north.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Ain
Waupsea
Columbia County
J. P. Kulle
Arbuckle
Advertised letters week ending September 9 1918
List of names includes Alfred E Buehren George Jacobs E Peterson E Rmnpey Edd Schneider Alex Wade William J Weber A P Walsh Miss Margaret Wilhelm Henry Zielner Migs Alms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buehren
Alfred E
Jacobs George
Peterson E
Rmnpey
Schneider Alex
Wade William J
Weber A. P
Walsh
Margaret
Wilhelm Henry
Zielner
Migs
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Wirs.t.j. Preston, Jr
Circuit Court
U. S
Bry
Want
Pershings Crusaders
U. S. Signal Corps
Navy
Committee On Public Information
George Creel
Cahirman
Red Cross
Knights of Columbus
Salvation Army
Adler Sers
New York
Liese’s
Roscoe Fat
Fatty “Arbuckle
Baramount
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