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Willmar Tribune

Location

Willmar, Minnesota, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1918

Page

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Pink Ballot Endorsement Urges Lobeck Calderwood Victory

An advocacy piece urges Minnesota voters in the Seventh District to vote yes on the pink ballot and to elect W. H. Lobeck for Representative and W. G. Calderwood for U.S. Senator. It argues loyalty to the pink ballot and links the ballot to temperance and progressive reform, asserting the candidates are inseparable from the cause and urging support against opponents Volstead and Ku Klux...

Lobeck and Calderwood B. Hi. Lobeck Alexandria W. G. Calder Wood Minneapolis Prince Pietro Pioneer W. HK. Lobeck Dicttq W. G. Calderwood U. 5 Minnesota Congress Volstead Kuute Nelson Pound Lobeck Calderwood Lobeck and Hoover Lock and Calderwood

Notice to Patrons Kastens Bakery Reopens After Brief Closure

Kastens Bakery will be open for business on Saturday October 26. Reports that the bakery was closed by the food administration are false. The closure was voluntary for two weeks without action by the administration. Mrs Stabeno of Humboldt South Carolina is visiting with her daughter Mrs BR Bultin.

Kastens Bakery Food Administration Stabeno Humboldt, S. C Mrs BR. B, Bultin C. R. Wamble Walier, Montana Renda Seattle Washington Wamble Wilmar Misa Ferne Nelson United States Food Administration

Willmar Women Urged to Aid War Dressings Drive

A strong appeal to Kandiyohi county women urges daily participation in making dressings and bandages for soldiers overseas. The note stresses shared duty, lists Red Cross rooms in the Masonic temple as the meeting place, and highlights ongoing weekly Tuesday and Thursday sessions. Also included are local notices of weddings, furloughs, and a minister’s injury.

Kandiyohi Red Cross Masonic

Squires Bush Court Crowded By Booze Raids North Of New London

Sheriff Peter Bonde and deputy Ernest Olson seized a wagonload of liquor near Wesley Price's grove last Friday. Twelve offenders from Buffalo Montevideo Maynard Clara City and Appleton paid fines totaling 198 dollars in Justin C. A. Bushs court. The seized goods include bottied liquor jugs demijohns and other containers stored at the county jail awaiting disposition.

Peter Bonde Ernest Olson New London Buffalo Montevideo Maynard Clara City Appleton Justin C. A. Bush Wesley Price Olson New London-Hawick Smithson’s C. A. Bush Edw. McCaffey Oscar Erickson Emil Lawrence Fred Widsworth John Hadson Frank Meyer Geo. E. Olney John Enkens Paul Ru Bonde Lake Henry Roscoe State Safety Commission

The Military Value of Food and War Time Conserving

R Berkness urges publication of The Military Value of Food outlining Hunger era conservation. He warns amid 120 million Allies 105 million Americans that food must not be wasted and every bite should aid the war effort. Emphasizes self sufficiency, reduced imports, and use of sailing vessels for shipments. Food reserve urged to cover crop shortfalls and transport disruptions. Hoover’s guidance cited urging daily individual acts to aid victory.

R. Berkness The Food Administration America

Poland Chins Sale Near Priam Teaturday

Farmers, led by B. 8 Barker, a progressive new county settler, prepare for a local sale this Saturday near Priam. The auction aims to liquidate farm goods and household items as part of ongoing area farming activity, with prices and participants to be announced at the event.

Poland Chins Sale Barker Poland Priam

Elevators Fire Destroys Dassel Co op Building

News notes report a mid day blaze at the Dassel Farmers Cooperative Elevator, upper structure destroyed. About 20,000 bushels of grain inside led to heavy loss, with insurance figures unavailable. Neighboring towns relay further tribulations from related incidents.

Dassell Dassel Dasgel Litchfield Newa Ledger

Ban on meetings not lifted say health officials

Health officer Dr. Rains says schools will not reopen soon and bans on public gatherings including churches and cinemas remain. He warns of pneumonia deaths, urges recovery stay home, notes scarce nurses, and says masks and tanks should be worn indoors by those exposed.

Rains Condh

Real estate transfers list for East Lake Lillian area

Real estate transfers recorded October values include Frank Murray and wives to N Cures Jensen BEY in section 28 for 8800. Lake parcels in section 20 transfer for 160. Edwards town Bonham and wife to George Ina, section sixteen, for 1. Berglund Rae appears in section 25 for 1. Robert Tait families to Henry Jonson, lot 21, for 1400. Maria Veale to Clara Ni, part of lot 2 in NE Beerie Unpiat section. Adolph Soeland to Em A Peterson on Oct 19 in Beerie. John K Kocheras to Marie etc.

East Lake Lillian Frank Murray Yemnes B. Baker N. Cures Jensen Bey Jeaubert T. Hexlund Sunde SE Setion Edwards N. Bonham Bonbass George Vi ‘Berglund Rae Clara Beerie

Boys Did Not Go South This Week Call Canceled

The county’s call for eighty men to Camp Cody and seventy to Camp Forrest was canceled by telegram at ten o clock Monday due to influenza concerns. The neighboring county contingents still left as scheduled. Medical exams for Class 1 men begin next week with examinations on Monday Wednesday and Friday at Fort.

Camp Cody Camp Forrest Witen Fort

Central Life Buys Bonds in County

The Central Life Assurance Society of Des Moines Iowa through State Agent J F Branton placed 30000 of Fourth Liberty Bonds in the county as part of the drive. Total subscriptions to the Fourth Tiberis 1 Loan in the county now run about one hundred thousand over the original quota. No detailed town by town statement is yet available.

Central Life Assurance Society of Des Moines J. F. Branton Branton Odall Te

Soldier's funeral at Spicer last Sunday

Sergeant Floyd Rufus brought Private Otto Carlson's remains from Hoboken New Jersey to Willmar on Saturday. Carlson, of Spicer, died at sea September 25 from pneumonia montis. He left Spicer July 8 for St Pat, enlisted, and went to Jefferson Barracks as ambulance driver before transfer to Allentown.

Floyd Rufus Willmar Hoboken New Jersey Otto Carlson Spicar Spicer St. Pat Jefferson Barracks The Medical Corp Allentown

Memorial for Otto Carlson at Spicer and Saron churches

Otto Herman Carlson born December 6, 1883 near George Lak. He trained with the 18th Unit replacement draft in Camp Crane and sailed on U. S. Louisville. He died en route to overseas service. Funeral at Spicer with Willmar Band, half mast flag, and taps. Memorial service at Saron Church led by Rev. Almer. Notes honor his sacrifice. relatives mourn, including Mrs. F. G. Carlson and siblings. Small items: naval band deaths at Great Lakes influenza, calendar note to turn clocks back, corrections about local names and locations.

Camp Crane Allentown Louisville Carlson Spicer Sevon Church Willmar Saron Church A. F. Almer Saron Wallie Hendrickson Elmer Orred Emil Johnson Fredolph Johnson Idie Jesse Larson Otto Herman Carlson New London Township George Lak F. G.J. Carlson Ella Alma Dena Emelia Chas. F. Nordgren A. Asieson Carl Albin Walter Cheater H. B., Oraborne Otta

No Military Involvement At Influenza Funerals Ordered

St. Paul Minnesota October 19 1918 General Order No 16 forbids military funerals or troop participation at funerals of persons who die of influenza or pneumonia due to epidemic conditions across the state under governor command.

St. Paul, Minn Oredia Gover

Food Facts Urge Americans to Save for War Effort

An article notes that Americans must send 50 percent more food to Europe this year, with Hoover urging total savings to fund the war against the Hun. It explains new food administration rules on sugar and flour, enforcement measures, and penalties for failing to comply, including limits on sugar and monthly allotments amid a population of about 109 million.

Europe United States

Funds for the Fire Sufferers Move to Aid Northern Minnesota

At a Commercial Club meeting a relief drive was launched to aid fire victims in Northern Minnesota. City wards form canvassing committees to visit every house. contributions will be welcomed through next Monday October 28. Col. from Merchants Hotel gave $25 as initial support. plan emphasizes winter hardship and public acknowledgment in the press.

Commercial Club Minnesota L. Benton L. O. Thorpe First Ward Thorpe L. C. Thorpe Trops Merchants Hotel

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