Invasion of America Reveals War Cost and Resolve
The piece argues American industries such as Lynn Brockton and Boston footwear undercut the war effort by loss of factories and imports. It details a massive requisition toll, estimates of four billion dollars, and a vow to rebuild seaboard cities rather than yield to blackmail. The tone affirms national resilience and warns against complacency.
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Massachusetts
Lynn
Brockton
Waverhill
Boston
New England
United States
America
United States of America
Ten
Invasion of America Shows War Economy and Food Demand
The narrative describes an invader controlling 27 of 75 top U.S. manufacturing cities and 56,000 establishments, forcing six months of preparation and urging neutral regions to supply coal iron steel cotton and food. It portrays widespread panic, bank paralysis, and a federal decision to act to prevent famine and collapse.
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Maine
United States
New England
New York
Silo filling nears completion in Richfield area
Reported progress shows silo filling nearly finished while threshing continues. Rotten potatoes noted by harvesters. Local visits include Mrs J Ross Porter at New Lisbon and Miss Helen Mechler's travel to Wausau. Revivalist Rev Feckham and daughter Carrie toured, and Misa Peckham plans to go to Japan as a missionary in November.
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Carrie
Grand Rapids
Lindsey
Misa Peckham
Japan
J. ©. Davis
Gee
Bauer
George Bauer
Ebbe
May
Walter Clark
North Auburndale
George Kwanton
W. Porter
A. Willett
Ole Hagelund
Bane
Gladden
G. N. Hill
Albert Thompson
M. E. Aid Society
George Stowell
Mer. Horn
Mill Creek Social Roundup Sees Local Visits
Mill Creek Sept 27 Mr and Mrs Theodore Wundrow visited their ill daughter in Marshfield hospital. Mr and Mrs C Meyers and John Powell and family visited at Ben Powell home. Mrs Louis Wundrow visited relatives at Potter. Mr and Mrs S Cournoyer delivered chickens at Thomas Horn's. Elmer Wundrow works at Richfield creamery.
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Mill Creek
Theodore Wundrow
Marshfield
C. Meyers
John Powell
Ben Powell
Louis Wundrow
Potter
Mrs. S. Cournoyer
Thomas Horn
Elmer Wondrow
Richfield Creamery
Local notes from Mill Creek and surrounding area
George Bohman and crew threshing. Leo Varsho plowing 40 acres nearby. Charles Seidel and Ag nes Seidel in Marshfield on business. Peter Kuplinger visiting brother Philip who recently sold land. Community dance at Gregor Durst’s with a good time reported. Knute Moen cementing new barn. Oscar Rasmussen has Schlagenhaft crew cementing. Frank Neuman made trips to Marshfield last Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Mill Creek
George Bohman
Leo Varsho
Charles Seidel
Agnes
Peter Kuplinger
Philip
Gregor Durst
Knute Moen
Oscar Rassmussen
Frank Neuman
Marshfield
Birth announcement and farming notes in North Nasonville
In North Nasonville on Sept 27 a baby girl was welcomed to Mr. and Mrs. John Rossman. Peterson Bros baled hay for Joseph Stine Jr Friday and Saturday. John Spuhleer is building a new house nearing completion. Farmers are cutting a second growth of clover, a fine heavy crop.
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North Nasonville
John Rossman
Peterson Bros
Joseph Stine, Jr
John Spuhleer
Wasting Our Soldiers on the Mexican Border
The Chicago Tribune denounces Mexican incursions into U S territory killing a soldier and wounding a officer as a betrayal of good will. It questions border patrols and warns against alarming Carranza while calling the army costly and dangerous amid “pleasant visits” from neighbors.
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United States
United States Army
United States Post
Mexican Republic
State Department
Carranza Beause
Senor Carranza
Chicago Tribune
Removing Varnish With Lye And Soda
Use strong lye with washing soda. Wear greased hands to protect from the liquid. Apply with a spoon or cloth, then wipe with a hot damp cloth. Repeat if necessary for complete removal.
Travelers from Hewitt Visit Chicago Relatives
Ernest Wendt and Emil Schroeder left Hewitt Wisconsin on Tuesday to visit Mr and Mrs Eslinger in Chicago. They toured packing plants and a large mercantile establishment and returned home on Saturday.
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Hewitt
Wis
Ernest Wendt
Emil Schroeder
Chicago
Dirs
K‘eslinger
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