Another Letter From Don Chipman
Dearest Folks I have written at least four letters home and war is over I hope I go home soon I am now a noncom officer after completing gas school Our unit is in Germany and may go to Metz Luxemburg and Belgium We visited Chalons Chaumont Dijon Paris St Dizier Nancy Bar Le Duc Toul I met Edgar W Chipman and we called each other cousins Your loving son Con Corp D 7th Army Corps APO 792 Belgium
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Germany
Lamina B Yg cl
Toul
Metz
Luxemburg
Belgium
Edgar W. Chipman
Buddy
Jack
Brother
Dirty Streets Not Primary Cause of Disease, Expert Says
Health officials argue that dirty streets are not the main source of epidemics. Disease spreads mainly through direct human transmission, with emphasis on tracking from a coughing or sneezing person to the next victim. Clean environments help but do not alone stop outbreaks.
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Iaba
Earl
Local residents engaged in farm work and visits
Terrills Frank Kallan and Lon Terrill haying in Foggan Marsh. Miss Glee Bonnell called at the Terril school last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Wesley Fuller and granddaughter from Auroraville visited Mrs. Reed last week. Andrew Leroy helped Lon Terrill one day. Andrew Johnson and wife shopped in Redgranite last Friday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Rob Rasmussen. Lovina Briggs helped her sister Mrs. Herman Kauber. Mrs. Anna Gherke of Poysippi helped sister Mrs. Rasmussen. Myron Carpenter went to Pine River last Thursday. John Cosgrove drew hay near Auroraville. Mrs. Floyd Wood and son and Pete Sorenson of Berlin visited Andrew Johnsons Saturday night and Sunday. Three months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Kallin seriously ill. Albert Leroy works for Mrs. Shultz. Andrew Leroy and wife went to Redgrave camera last Monday. Mr. Andrew Johnson and Mrs. Lewis Taylor spent last Monday at Frank Kallin's helping care for the sick child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Kallan
Lon Terrill
Foggan Marsh
Glee Bonnell
Terril School
Rob Rasmussen
Lovina Briggs
Herman Kauber
John Cosgrove
Auroraville
Floyd Wood and Son
Pete Sorenson
Berlin
Andrew Johnsons
Andrew Johnson
Lewis Taylor
Frank Kallin
Chamberlain's Tablets for Digestive Relief
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a remedy for indigestion and constipation. It claims the tablets strengthen the stomach and restore natural function, with a gentle bowel movement to reach a normal condition.
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Chamberlain
Wheeler's Orchestra Concert and Dance at Belgranite
Notice states Wheeler's Orchestra will perform a concert and dance at Belgranite on January 17. It specifies the group is composed of musicians from the original Arion Orchestra of Qshkah but clarifies it is not the original Arion orchestra Thompson and Burkholtz.
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Wheeler
Belgranite
Arion Orchestra
Qshkah
Advertised Letters at Rec Granite Post Office
Unclaimed letters for the week ending January 4 1919 listed as H Cary Frank Chappa William Julius Kaatz Bob Roberts John Matan. Callers should say Advertised. Rec Gran ite Wis January 6 1919 E G Bannerman Postmaster.
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H. Cary
Frank Chappa
William Julius Kaatz
Bob Roberts
John Matan
Rec Granite
Wis
E.G. Bannerman
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Testimonials
Residents share quick relief from Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. Mrs Cook of Macon Illinois reports rapid relief, while Mrs Jay A Knott of Chillicothe Missouri says it cannot be beat for coughs and colds. H J Moore of Ovala notes it repeatedly helps settle a lingering cold.
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Cook
Macon
Ill
Jay A. Knott
Chilliothe
Chamberlain
H. J. Moore
Chamberlai
Saxeville residents report illness and improvements
Saxeville Petr Rasmusech is quite ill with mus lar rhéumatiam, but we trust he will speedily recover. Mr. Frank Van Airsdale is improving at present. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Peterson of Mr. Norsié called on Mrs. F. Van-Aired de, Bucnieg.
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Petr Rasmusech
Frank van Airsdale
Chas. Peterson
Norsié
F. van- Aired de, Bucnieg
Kenosha Corporal Marsh Killed In Action At Sedan
Corporal Betteen Marsh of Kenosha died in World War I before the armistice, one of two Co M soldiers from his unit to fall. Born April 4, 1908, he lived with his grandmother Mrs. C A Cady in Redgranite, and served with the 128th Infantry after training at Camp Douglas. He saw action on five fronts, including Fismes and Lorraine, and was among Kenosha’s youngest volunteers. His death message came as families awaited news at home.
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Germany
Betteen Marsh
Kenosha
Corporal Marsh
Sedan
C. A. Cady
War Department
Kenneda
Capote Diyon Sas Ingen Gegod Co. M
Marsh
Camp Douglas
128Th Infantry
Batte
Co. M
Arthur Junker
Tuscania
Samp Duglas
Waco
Fismes
Lorraine
Berteen Mareh
Leach Cornere
C. H. Cady
Berteen
Our dob work is the kind that brings you again
A compact note about persistent effort in career or study. The line suggests renewed attempts and ongoing motivation, implying resilience and continued focus on long term goals. No specific people, places, or organizations are named.
Milk Glue Ties Planes In Flight From Casein Breakthrough
The article notes casein from milk as a strong water resistant airplane glue. Wisconsin dairy research highlights a white solid precipitated from milk used to bind airplane parts, enabling flight in mist or storm. Tests soak wood blocks ten days in cold water then boil for 24 hours. no strength loss signals suitability for aviation use.
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Numbas
University of Wisconsin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Peyton Brand
State Bank
Redgranite, Wis
Baedo
J. P. Piechowski
Don Chipman
Con
M. Chipman
M. F
7Th Army Corps
Disease
Terrills
Wesley Fuller
Reed
Andrew Leroy
Anna Gherke
Poysippi
Rob Rasmusen
Myron Carpenter
Pine River
Albert Leroy
Mrs. Shultz
Saxeville
Cwig
Croup
Ieee
Igns
Sam Robock
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