Wisconsin Troops Reach Italy from Southeast Wisconsin
Kenosha Wisconsin June 2 The first troops arrive in Italy and are Wisconsin men. Part of a contingent forming a supply train consists of men from southeastern Wisconsin arriving with the force.
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Newspaper
The Weekly Times Record
Location
Valley City, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1918
Page
4
Kenosha Wisconsin June 2 The first troops arrive in Italy and are Wisconsin men. Part of a contingent forming a supply train consists of men from southeastern Wisconsin arriving with the force.
A Helsinki report to Matin says Petrograd faces dire conditions with Red Guards patrolling at night firing on pedestrians. Daily deaths due to disease run high as hundreds perish, while M. F. McCarty of Bismarck was registered at the Valley Hotel yesterday on business.
Washington reports the fiscal year closing with over 12.05 million dollars spent for the war. Total loans to other nations exceed 4.708 billion dollars, highlighting the scale of wartime financing and foreign obligations.
Germany deployed a fresh barrage around the British positions east of the Nieppe Forest from 10:30 p m to 2:30 a m with no infantry attacks through 7 a m The rest of the British front remains quiet Gudmestad arrived from Litchville to attend the county commissioners session
State Chemist E F Ladd certifies six months analysis ending July 1 1918 showing numerous dairy products and other foods in Fargo Mandan and other North Dakota locations adulterated or misbranded illegal with fats and solids figures. Notary Alma K Johnson verifies sworn list. includes many milk samples from Fargo eateries and cafes and other misbranding notices. Also notes July Fourth band trip and John Maresh Jr. arrival in France.
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