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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1919

Page

2

Meats Shipped Abroad From New York Exports

From July 1 to August 9 last year New York exported 15,414,047 pounds of fresh and frozen beef 6,794,538 pounds of canned beef 12,297 pounds of lamb and mutton 3,153,832 pounds of pork 60,867,812 pounds of hams shoulders and bacon 55,281,142 pounds of lard and lard compound 1,864,472 pounds of sausage 57,007,129 pounds of salted pork and other pork products and 252,966 pounds of poultry and game to Belgium Holland and Sweden. The period also saw 420 horses exported to France and 126 head of cattle shipped to Belgium per United States Department of Agriculture records.

New York Belgium Holland Sweden France United States Department of Agriculture

Wisconsin Teens Return from North Dakota Teaching Post

Several young ladies from this section who went to North Dakota to teach next year have returned home after finding conditions there unsuitable. One recalled living in a sod house and walking two miles to a school with only two pupils, concluding Wisconsin is a better place to live despite lower wages.

North Dakota Wisconsin Grand Rapids Tribune

Steel workers open big strike rocks Chicago area

Chicago and Calumet districts jammed by a nationwide steel strike as hundreds refuse shifts and mass meetings erupt. Gary, Waukegan, and Pittsburgh report large gatherings. officials vow to guard plants while unions claim 5 000 to 12 000 workers down tools and plan to keep operations running where possible.

Chicago Calumet Uildossht Yarlongeel Gary East Side United States Steel Corporation Sunar Hey Toto Iul Winds Steel Conpuny United States Stew Corporation Trade Manly Nnn Owies Tidbina Andrormn Soliet Sehon B. Gaes Alae Christ Uuil Lirong Seeres

Farmers Push Bargaining Bill Political Issue

Agricultural interests mobilize for a determined push to pass the Capper-Her-man bill permitting collective bargaining by farmers. National boards plan a statewide canvass to make the measure a winter session priority, mirroring pro-labor tactics. Leaders predict possible House support despite opposition from some lawmakers.

Capper-Heisman Washington, Sept Congress Furuers Wlhwik Raighy Growers California Aruler. Hons. Vang National Board of Favoy Partive

Aviator Loses His Reason Amid War Memories

Baltimore MI September 22 Among the patients at Sprsualiell Tiss spinel is army aviator Me who went into the army at the Beginning Of the United States oyu wilt Germany ap ta sponge fi Frnce he as centied my oan patrplene. He was one sane when he hinded, aid has ree mained xo ever since. The flight proved too wich for he nerves. For months it was imposible to overcome his terror, shown by fear of falling. He frequently awakes in tle night, ter rified by the dream war he is falling.

Baltimore Sprsualiell Tiss Spinel Germany

Identification of Valbanero Wreck Confirmed at Half Moon Shoals

Washington reports the Navy radio department identified the wreck on Half Moon shoals as the Spanish steamer Valbanero of the Penan line. The hull lies underwater with water reaching the port edge of both decks. The ship carried 400 persons and no rescues have been confirmed.

Washington Navy Department Radio Department Twelfth Naval Key West Via Half Moon Shoals Valbanero Penen

Mills Will Operate as Usual in Say Mills

Youngstown Ohio September 22 Mills here will operate as usual according to corporation officials Some mills will run at full force others at reduced capacity Organization of mill guards completed 100 special officers held in reserve at police headquarters Nearby districts swear in many special officers their warrants dating from midnight They will not be deployed except in case of emergency

Youngstown

Wisconsin boy killed in Arcadia hunting accident

Winona Minnesota September 22 Gaylord Hohman eighteen was instantly killed near Arcadia Wisconsin in the first hunting accident of the season. He and a companion had been hunting near their homes when a shotgun discharged wounding Hohman in the head.

Winona Minn Gaylord Hohman Arcadia Wis Hohman

Transatlantic steamship lines see big American bookings

London reports a surge in bookings for European travel next spring. The Daily Express says about 300,000 passages to England have already been booked provisionally as Americans plan transatlantic trips.

London Trans-atlantic Europe The Daily Express England

Bumper crop of students for all school and colleges

Nationwide enrollment surge amid postwar retraining shows colleges and schools filled to capacity. Government audits on Student Army Training Corps contracts closed swiftly, paying out $9,895,245.57 across 686 claims in four months. Washington dormitories fill as fall term opens, signaling a record term nationwide.

Treasury Student Army Training Corps E. K. Hall Hall Uncle Sam Washington

Seed corn advice and law prosecutions in 1919 report

Seed corn guidance from County Agent W. W. Clark urges careful selection curing and drying to ensure robust seed. The article notes the growing role of state and city officials prosecuting under the Federal Food and Drugs Act, reporting 202 prosecutions in 1919 versus 35 in 1916, reflecting increased enforcement.

United States Department of Agriculture

Pure-Food Officials Probe Fed-Interest City State

City and State food and drug control officials express interest in the federal response to food safety enforcement. Agencies weigh cooperation and potential standards alignment amid ongoing legal and regulatory reviews.

Fed

Not Too Dear Fried Wife Cartoon Caption

A humorous caption from Cartoons Magazine sketches a wife calling her husband dear while a friend quips about cost, trading playful banter on a marital scene and a price tag of over twelve dollars.

Fried John Hubbie Cartoons Magazine

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P. O. Box Marshfield Central Ave Joseph Ypflum Bowery Peter Luis Marshfield Kor P.O N. Gilman Lindsey, Wis Geo H. Welton Slit Joan Seubert John Seubert City Pall National Medical Institute Milwaukee Professional Directory Physicians DRS. Vender & Vedder A. Vedder Heen Fice Edwards Hans Hatate New State Bank Building William Sexton Marshevild WIG Milla Waukegan American Steel and Whio Company Whhere Walon Pittsburgh Pittshtgh Clairton Carnegie Steel Company Department of Des Ire Frmer Kanes Calfornia Companion Grand Rapids Falk American Potato Flour Corporation Grand Rapids, Wisconsin the Times W. W. Clark Winterburn Drug Co Hotel Blodgett
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