Liberty Loan Sunday car notices urged by Fuel Administration
The Fuel Administration urges county chairmen to issue windshield notices for Sunday automobile use tied to the Fourth Liberty Loan. The notices should mark patriotic transport and discourage nonessential drives, printed in varied colors and displayed on both car fronts and backs. Also reported, Der Herold will publish from La Crosse under new management, and ex-editor J. J. Auer serves a Fort Leavenworth sentence for seditious articles while Norman Auer plans to join the army.
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Fuel Administration
Liberty Loan
E. J. Kearney
Federal Reserve
Wisconsin
der Herold
Eau Claire
la Crosse
J. J. Auer
Fort Leavenworth
Norman Auer
Christmas Buying Regulations Adopted by National Defense Council
The Council of National Defense and the Chamber of Commerce of the United States adopted final regulations for Christmas buying on September 3. Merchants must limit holiday staffing, focus purchases on useful items for children, spread buying over October and December, cooperate with the War Industries Board to curb deliveries, and announce terms in September ads. County merchants should be informed and report noncooperation. Magnus Swenson chairs the council with J B Borden as executive secretary.
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Council of National Defense
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
War Industries Board
Merchants’ Association
The
Magnus Swenson
J. B. Borden
Sec’y
Want Ad to Sync Wimes It Worke
A brief want ad seeks assistance to sync and repair timekeeping or workflow issues. The notice asks for a skilled individual or service to align schedules, improve efficiency, and ensure reliable timing across operations. Details are sparse. readers with relevant expertise are invited to respond.
Deserter Arrest Reported in San Diego Case
The board notified the village marshal to check the Cur tiss disappearance case. A San Diego telegram reports Walter Hake, arrested while attempting to reach Mexico, held there for possible desertion punishment or induction into army service.
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Curtiss
San Diego
Cal
Walter Hake
Mexico
Neillsville
Sugar price fixed for cane sugar by Wisconsin board
The Sugar Equalization Board with the president's approval fixed next year’s cane sugar price. Basis granulated at 9 cents, 2 percent refining points, effective Sept 9. Wholesalers may sell on old basis until stocks are exhausted. no price averaging. refiners must account for price changes. beet pulp price to be fixed soon for cattle feeders. Also a summons in Wood County Circuit Court, Charles F. Banderob v Katherine Banderob. Defendant summoned to appear within twenty days to defend. Attorney P. O. address Marshfield Wisconsin.
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Magnus Swenson
Wisconsin
Sugar Equalization Board
Food Administration
State OF
German war ethics call for doctors to be targets
Dr Woods Hutchinson in the October Red Cross Magazine condemns the German General Staff for treating wounded as future combatants and equating a doctor to 500 soldiers, urging that gunners and airmen fire on medics after a warning shot.
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Woods Hutchinson
Red Cross
Deserter Walter Hake Nabbed After Absence
Walter Hake of Green Grove failed to report to Neillsville on September 4 for enlistment. His father notified the local draft board that his son had left home to bid farewell, and the case was subsequently taken up by authorities.
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Walter Hake
Green Grove
Neillsville
Funeral Services for Salzwedel's Little Son Held
Mill Creek Sept. 23 Funeral services were held for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. William Salzwedel at the Lutheran Evangelical church in Marshfield. The child was about eighteen months old. the family has the community's sympathy. George Haselberger remains in serious condition after a silo accident with a fractured skull. Surveyors camping in Wm Ohm's woods are mapping school districts for a new school map. Leona Gallatin visited with the Ohm girls Sunday.
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Mill Creek
William Salzwedel
Lutheran Evangelical Church
Marshfield
George
Haselberger
Wm. Qhm
Leona Gallatin
Ohm
Bakerville Selects to Leave for U S Camp in October
Emil Ott, John Regele and Anton Henseler are among the selects to leave for a U S camp in October. Farmers busy with corn cutting and silo filling. Frank Sudmeier installed a silo last Wednesday. Miss Mary Binder employed at Trudeau's. Mr and Mrs Anton Goldbachs and children from Milwaukee visiting Will Goldbach's family. Binder Bros purchase a new Gehl Silberzahn silo filler.
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Bakerville
Emil Ott
John Regele
Anton Henseler
U. S
Frank Sudmeier
Mary Binder
Trudeau's
Anton Goldbachs
Milwaukee
Will Goldbach
Binder
Marshfield Free Evening School Classes Start
Marshfield Vocational School near Bartmann's shoe store will host free evening enrollments on Monday and Tuesday, Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 at 7 o'clock. Courses include shorthand, typewriting, bookkeeping, penmanship, cooking, and sewing with openings for shorthand, typewriting, cooking, and sewing on Oct. 2 and bookkeeping and penmanship on Oct. 2. An enrollment fee of 1.00 is charged, refundable as in prior years.
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Marshfield Vocational School
Bartmann
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the Patriot
Zim
Eugene Zimmerman
National Security League
Wood County
Charles F. Banderob
Katherine Banderob
Co. B. Edwards
P. O. Address
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