Redgranite-Lobrville Herald itemized notes and farewells
The Redgranite Lobrville Herald from September 12, 1918, notes Jay Ellickson at the State Fair and local visits by multiple families including the Kanes, Hall family, Gaylords, Jennings, Storkes, Waala, Randalls, and Olsons. It reports drought damaging the potato crop, an uptick in horse use as autos rise in cost, and Rev. Jaquith delivering farewell sermons in Spring Lake as he moves to a new field of labor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaquith
Spring Lake
Bretheren
Chamberlains Tablets Help Lima Woman Says
Two years of frequent stomach trouble and biliousness ended after using Chamberlains Tablets as reported by Miss Broma Verbryke of Lima Ohio. Local notes include visits and travel details among residents with names and activities in Neshkoro and nearby areas.
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Chamberlains
Broma Verbryke
Lima
Ohio
Castors Corners School Opens With Miss Potter As Teacher
Castors Corners notes show Monday start of school with Miss Potter as teacher. Several local residents visited others on weekends, including Mr and Mrs Warner, Mr Olson, Mrs Baise and daughter, Mrs Reed, Evelyn and Lois Cosgrove, Isabel and Laura Schultz, Clara Blaise, and a funeral attended by Lindkugel family at Poysippi. Frank Kerstell and family planned a Tustin trip Friday night. Mrs W Dison called on B Johnson in Fountain Valley and Elma Wolfe hosted visitors Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn and
Lois Cosgrove
Isabel and
Laura Schultz
Clara Blaise
Frank Kerstell
W. Dison
B. Johnson
Fountain Valley
Waushara Community News Summary Highlights Local Happenings
Waushara notes include Erdman aiding threshing south of Berlin for his brother in law Maskie, Welcome Camp visiting relatives at Wild Rose, Berlin crew building schoolhouse walls, Wesley Baird returning with a steam engine for a silo filler, Mrs. Baird ill but improving, pathmaster Jones advancing road work, and improved local roads. Marie Drew opens Fountain Valley school, Evenson and family head to Camp Grant, Maid Carley back to Milwaukee millinery work, Red Cross meeting at Mrs Posurskie, Labor Day turnout at Redgranite, Fralish and Posorski loading schoolhouse materials from Berlin, and Charles Eldred recovering from injury with regular doctor visits.
Bank Statement Fragment from Wisconsin Ledger
The document shows a financial statement with liabilities and capital details, including deposits and dividends unpaid. It appears to be sworn by I. J. L. Kossel, cashier, before a notary on the 12th day of September 1616, with a notarial seal present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers State Bank
Poy Sippi
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Bank Affidavit of Financial Liabilities 1918
W A Amend cashier of the bank swears to the above list of liabilities including capital stock paid in surplus and undivided profits. The document records deposits and notes with a notary public, dated September 7 1918, Waushaw County Wisconsin.
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State of
Winconsin
County
of Winshar
I. J. L. Kossel
State of Wisconsin
County of
Waushaw
Ss. i
W. A. Amend
Can Without Sugar In Canning For Winter Use
A guidance note urges canning fruits and fruit juices without added sugar to conserve sugar, fuel, and storage. It argues cold pack or open kettle methods with no sugar preserve sweetness, while sugar can be added later for jams and jellies. Stresses freshness, reduced crystallization, and planning for future consumption.
Beans Take the Lead as Beef Shortage Bites
In a wartime plea the piece urges replacing beef with beans for Sunday meals, arguing beans are patriotic and a solid substitute while beef supplies are scarce. It cites Hoover warning of army and Allied needs and calls for eliminating beet from the diet to secure exports until more cattle reach markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Wheat Saving Advice By Threshing Experts
County threshing committee offers tips to Wisconsin farmers including running separator cylinders at proper speed, proper outfit adjustments, avoiding unripe or damp grain, and careful feeding. Suggestions from Grain Threshing Division and U S Road Administration promote tight bottom bundle wagons, raking shock rows, and thorough clean‑up before moving the machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Toad Administration
Wisconsin
Germans Raid Livestock For Food Supply
Germanys policy of stealing allied livestock worsens shortages in Belgium Serbia and Romania. Europe has lost more meat animals than the United States holds today and with many animals remaining in poor condition an urgent US action is needed to ship meat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Belgium
Serbia
Roumania
Europe
United States
Also Mentioned on This Page
Redgranite
Lobrville Herald
Madgranite
Wis
Anderee
Jay Ellickson
Tom Kane
E. M. Hall
Ross Gaylord
Rosa
Walter Bucks
Clayton McCue
Frank Jennings
M. W. Scoville
Plainfield
Mr. Ottoway
Mt. Morris
John Cockerill
Ed. Storke
Waala
Princeton
Louis Larson
Rosas Gaylord
Henry Thompson
The
Red Cross
Frank Ocain
Camp Grant
Misa Eva Doty
Mountain
Gertrude Joslin
Laura Randall
Wittenberg
Mrs. A. Olson
Carl Anderson
Wautoma
Thompson
John Marks
John Rowe
Mr. Rowe
Rodney
Alfred Miller
Seraphine
Wm. Berndts
Jack McArdle
Mary Marshall
Edna Roach
Helen Kurzak
Genevieve Connaly
John Melaseys
Albert Krause
Adolph Bernd
Uncle Sams Army
Mary Rabbitt
Marise Melaney
Neshkeoro
Otto Krause
Herman
Neshkoro
Bernard Rabbitt
Earl Roach
Castors Corners
Warner
Olson
Baise
Mr. Lindkugel
Poysippi
Elma Wolfe
Waushara
Cleman Erdman
Berlin
Mr. Maskie
Welcome Camp
Mr. Camp
Mary Ann Camp
Wild Rose
Wm. Millegan
Sam Green
Wesley Baird
Fond du Lac
Wiesender
S. E. Jones
Dobbin
Marie Drew
Albert Evenson
C. N. Evengan
Edna
Clarence
Rudolph Posurskie
George Fralish
Rudolph Posorskie
Charles Eldred
Redgranite State Bank
Hedley G. Bannerman
J. L. Kossel
Castier Correct
Frank W. Carley A
Chips San
Total
J. E. Wendt
Richard Wend
M. Briggs
R. L. Bullis
Charles T. Taylor
Wantoma
Firat National Bank
Dr. FL E. Clawson
E. F. Eileen
Trafant's
IBE
RB. E. Baumann
F. T. Venanzio
Gust Polokowski
Firestone
Goodyear
Kokomo
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