The Story of Bryant by William L Bryan
A close reading of Bryan’s life traces his rise at the Democratic convention and his religious influences. The account highlights his preacherly roots, moral focus, and political journey from youth to candidacy.
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Brolan
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Sauecbert
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Ponne
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Thia
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Ani Laton
Divinity and Morality in Ghelats Portaarl Theory
A fragmentary discourse on divinity at Ghelats Portaarl of Beula, debating whether divinity can be explained by alternative theories. It praises a moral work seen as unique, describing believers ready to die for faith rather than betray it, and contrasts divine revelation with human explanation.
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Controversy Over Campaign Talk Sparks Racial Tension
A wartime era column reports a delegation accusing Col Bryan of supporting segregation rhetoric while denouncing Democratic plans perceived as favoring African Americans. The piece condemns both parties and warns against trashy publishing during elections, praising Roosevelt and opposing Democratic platform claims.
Farmers Campaign Fund Aims for Democratic Support
A letter urges farmers to back the Democratic campaign with large and small donations, noting a shift to limiting corporate and high value contributions. It highlights Swedish born, later citizen, farmer support and calls on subscribers to reveal names for gifts over 100 dollars while keeping smaller gifts private.
National committee selects officers amid chaotic convention
The document notes officers chosen by the national committee with mentions of Lia Donver, a convention in turmoil. It references war talk, parade uniforms, and contested nominations. Names like William J. Broyn and John Wy Koen appear amid fragmented lines.
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Lia Donver Canavenes
William J. Broyn
John Wy. Koen
Democratic pledge and campaign notes from Wisconsin
Wisconsin Democrats declare support for the national platform, calling for tariff reform, banking and railway policy changes, and the election of U S senators. The text names Bryan, Gompers, and various local figures, with public notices and personal notices interwoven, including health ads and local travel mentions.
Notice of Primary Election Wisconsin Ivy County Weeds
Notice from the County Clerk of Wisconsin Weeds County announcing a primary election to nominate candidates for state and county offices. The expiration dates set for terms range from January 1905 to January 1909 with various offices including Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer Attorney General Commissioner of Education U.S. Senator Representative in Congress and County officers. The election date is September 10, 1908 and the general election on November 3, 1908.
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State of Wisconsin
Ivy
Weeds
Jredinats
Enid
James O. Davidson
Frank L. Gilbert
Pharranon
Georges Ef.beotle
Ian
United, States Sanator
Isaac Stephenson
Congress Forte
Iron
Vilas
Oneida
Forest
Flovence
Langlade
Lindola
Shawaia
Marathon
Taylor
Prize
Ashland
Wood
Wood County
W. Davin
Clark
Gireait Court
A.B. Bavar
Toss
Andrews
Ragister
Rayer Jeff Monday Gover
VESPER Socials and Local Moves Highlight Weekend
Local page notes high school graduates and birthdays with Iohn Hessler and Legore among those mentioned. Mentions of a trip to Nekoora, a planing mill project by James Garrett, and a dance in Arpin hint at community activity. Also references to property interests and a motor-taxi outing by J. Hensor.
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Vesper
Min
Ioln Hessler
Legore
Wm. Panrie
Nekoora
Sauda
Robert Bord
Waukaulia
Sinter
Mer D. McVicar
Dave Woodruff
James Garrett Tus
Arpin
J. Hensor
Frank Thismke
Svaniog
Oliver of
Wawkdakate
Local Visitors and Farm Activity Noted Around Staveng Paint
Pettis, Hammin, Lind, Krohn, Slatye, Hearms, Pike and Myrble visit Staveng Paint and nearby farms. A. Z. Pike and daughter from Alabama assist Boy Pika. Beadle from Grand Rapids travels for Imborexts at a local farm. Mag Fors visits Grand Rapids. rehindronss patted aside.
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J. W. Pettis
Plovar Ciller
Wrek
Mat Hammin
Stevens
August Lind
Ohlone
Riguds
Staveng
Arnon Krohn
Stevans
Albert Slatye
Mike Hearms
Adam Pulohineki
Marsh A. ZE. Pike
Myrble
Social notes from Saratoga and Grand Rapids unfold
Miss Mabel White of Winner visits M P Johnson's last week. Mina Jonnie Norton of Fratus Ray Ida visits Mr J Raamunsan's. Miss Mary LaVigne of Grand Ran visits Mine Lottie Petarson. Mr and Mrs Ohta Levens are visiting here this week. Miss Sara Handon returns to Grand Rapids after a three week vacation. Carl Hanson and Will Zapge of Grand Rapids call on relatives here last Wednesday. Miss Celia Lotus of Grand Rapids appears in Miss Kathryn Johnson's circle. Miss Clara Johnson visits friends in Arpig and Vaaner. Charlie Loreng, a throat car ward at Chicago, is home for a short vacation. Kidney issues during summer heat linked to overdrinking, Foley's Kidney Cure advertised. Daly Drug & Jewelry Co and Jahnson Titt Co.
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Mabel White
Vialtot
M. P
Lowe
Carl Hanson
Will Zapge
Grand Rapids
Celia Lotus
Grant Rapids
Kathryn Johnson
Clara Johnson
Arpig and
Vaaner
Charlie Loreng
Exz
Alten
Foley’s Kidney Cure
Daly Drug & Jewelry Co
Jahnson
Death of Mrs Whilince McLean Mourned in Nekoosa
Last Friday the community mourned Mrs Whilince McLean widow to a large family after a short battle with heart rheumatism. Funeral services were at the Congregational church and interment followed at Josslyn cemetery in Armellis. Also noted: little Lucalie Withers injured by a swing accident at the home of Frank Withers. heavy rainfall threatens harvests in local marshlands. Nekoosa bakery closed. deputy sheriff seized chattel mortgage assets. Miss Batts Cleveland visiting in town. S L Brooks, Chicago real estate agent, visits with land seekers.
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Nekoosa
Prom
Whilince McLean
Walog
Souda Forenoon
Josslyn Cemstery
Armellis
Retormazit
Loulle Withers
Frank Withers
Hig Ant
Carl Polansky
Lucalie
Mesonkon
Adams
Mars
Nekoosa Hakery
Sheri Rogers
Mira Batts Cleveland
Bar Slater
Lanbiamoan
Miss Cleveland
St. Lesis
Grand Rankde
S. L. Brooks
Wien
Local Social Notes From OC Lipke Farmstead Visit
MANSEN Frienda from Chicago visiting at the OC Lipke farmstead. Grand Rapids visitors CB McRoo and family here Sunday. Froyd Keip returned from Virginia where he has been teaching. twenty eight loads of lumber hauled at the Beal farm. A fair crowd attended Somoca careers. Herman Baasvener and bard completed a derrea? for the records of hav. Outside parties looked over the G Zuger farm with buying intent. Mrs Albert Deidht of your ally had friends here last week. Martin Nalson returned from Great Bay after visiting relatives. Mid Browning left for Marshfield after a week with friends. Miss Hattie Whitney went to Stevens Point to visit a few days. Eynan was at Marshfield on business. Agnuw at Stevens Point. Jobe Beaver at Marshfield. Miss Hattie Surfelt left for Milwaukee for the summer. J K Bocker at Marshfield today.
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Lipke
Aod
Grand Ranids
McRoo
Froyd Keip
Vircina
A. PB
Beao
Somoca
Herman Baasvener
Ton Derrea
G. Zuger
Albert Deidht
Martin Nalson
Irow
Great Bay
Frlanda
Browning
Marshfield Thoreday
Hattie Whitney
Stevens Point
Kendy
Eynan
Marshfield
Agnuw
Bussiness
Jobo Beaver
Hattie Surfelt
Milwaukee
J. K. Bocker
Mareshfield
Bron August Kempfort
Merrill
Bertha Aker
Jaffroy
Emory Ravome
Wile Argulaitlog
Pracant
Radotol
Cuthbert
Joe Kesune
Oluson
Keme
Lin
Merrilt
Kemypfort
Merron
John Bossley
Francia Birenie
Tharo
Mika Faeroll
J.T Herrow
Goo
Fohort
Kart Guitney
Mr. Lipke
T. JL Ontmar
Tie Family
Rod Daukort
Hayo
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Presaal
Arteri Kro
Lloyd Wobur
Naala
Lloyd
Tow McGratt
Hexota
Nur
Wallica
Ovaniae
Grand Farka
B.C
Joe Fovart
Ramalu A& Weak
Rudolphs Baseball Game Ends In 5 to 4 Rout
Grand Rapids played Rudolph in a Sunday game that featured a crucial first inning break by the visitors. After a smoke cleared, Rudolph led 5 to 4 and hinted at further contests, with plans to cross bats again on August 2. Local social notes mention visits, engagements, and assorted travels among Rudolph residents and relatives of Mrs. A. B. Sator, Mr. and Mrs. Moren Sharkey, and others.
Burkaws Tessifies After Four Years
Carlisle Center resident G B Burhans writes that after four years of kidney trouble he used Foley's Kidney Cure, cleared brick dust and pain, and has not seen a return. He endorses the remedy to others with kidney or bladder issues. Daly Drug & Teweley Co. and Johnson & Hill Co. endorse.
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Ira W. Kelley
Mansfield
Foley
Daly, Drug & Jewelry Co
Johnson &Hitl Co
G. BS. Burhans
Carlisle Center
Daly, Drug & Teweley Co
Tohnson & Hill Co
Twenty Five Cents Salve Price Listed by Merchant
An old newspaper fragment notes a salve priced at 25 cents offered by Daly Ding & Jewelry Co for itching and smarting conditions. The clipped text mentions Chamberlain's Salves and a sales claim. The garbled OCR ties the price to a local merchant and a product name.
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Local notes from Merrill and area residents
Merrill brief notes describe visits and plans among residents including August Kempfort Bertha Aker and relatives, Emory Ravome and Arula Itlog, and talks of moving families to Merrill. Reports mention Milwaukee visitors, a convention tour, a school building discussion on the Plover road, and local employment updates plus ads for a laxative product and local merchants.
Political Candidacy Announcements for Wood County Offices
Public notes declare candidacies for Wood County roles including Register of Deeds District Attorney Treasurer and Clerk of Court. Documents reference Democratic and Republican nominations and September primaries with names obscured or garbled in the OCR text.
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Wood
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R. BE. Agdraws
Treaamar
Wood County
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Holst
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