Will He Get the White House The 1916 Political View
A fragmented editorial discusses the 1916 presidential race noting Charles Hughes as Republican frontrunner and Wilson as incumbent. It weighs party unity, progressive leanings, public sentiment, and the desire for peace as World War I unsettles voters. It suggests Wilson may be reelected, with or without a progressive challenge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republcans
Charles Jinghes
Caiad
Huge
Gary
Baemnelees
Mtn
Notwaltiout Prattst
Wilson
Tim
Ale. Wison
He & Peller Uy
Olhiee
Hughes
Domwbeni
Zumbie
Bin
Lellow
Thear
A True Optimist And She Scores In Resilience
A true optimist speaks of brighter days and avoids talk of hardship. A cat is described as lacking near human traits of the dog yet surpasses most humans in the ability to come back, illustrating a contrast in temperament and recovery.
Wisconsin State Journal on President Wilson and cabinet integrity
A Wisconsin State Journal editorial argues that no administration has damaged the people as Wilson’s, praising his cabinet and calling for wise counsel. It warns against switching presidents and stresses the need for stable leadership and experienced advisers for the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin State Journal
Madi
Wilson
Republican Party
Rural health prompts city dwellers education
A fragmented paragraph outlines public health themes from vaccination to sanitation, mentioning typhoid, water quality, clean food, and infant health. It cites California reducing diphtheria death rates and discusses rats, manure piles, dogs, and flies as health factors, with garbled phrasing throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Heath Service
California
Public Health Service
Itah
Bank of Nature
Dean Ghage
Death notice for Henry McGoog with survivors
The remains of Henry McGoog were laid to rest in Calvary Cemetery after services led by Rev. Win. McGoog formerly lived here about 13 years and was a Janada resident of Avon at the time of death. He is survived by his wife and three daughters and a son with children named Gros, Tudulph, Starks, and a mix of Avon residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McGoog
Tuay
Calvary Emifecy
Win
Conduetine
McCoog
Janada
Avon
AL Grossom Ek Tudulph
Do. Starks
Tomab Jaurna
John Melzdorf
Hustier
Clifton
Sol
Wm.Tremaine
Oosa Beats WausaU in Baseball Tilt 1–0
The Nexoosa team edged WausaU 1 to 0 after ten innings as an error allowed the lone run. A brief notice mentions school order books for sale at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nexoosa
Slong
Wausau Boys
Paroles Release From Wisconsin Prisons Mentioned
Stevens Point Journal notes parolees Krueger of Plover and Melczynski of Dewey will be released from Waupun Prison this week. Krueger, 64, was sentenced for killing his wife in 1911 after a December 1912 crime. Gov. McGovern reduced the term to seven years. Melczynski, 26, served ten years after a 1964 shooting of his father in a family quarrel and will return to Dewey with his stepmother and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevens Point
Krueger
Plover
Joank Melczynski
Dewey
Waupun
McGovern
Welezynski
Joseph Melczynski
Far
Steven Point
Paris Green Scarcity Prompts Switch to Lead Arsenate
A wartime shortage of Paris Green raises prices for potato and fruit growers. Arsenate of lead emerges as a superior alternative, available in powder form and used like Paris Green, with less foliage burn and better rain resistance. A bulletin on spray materials and uses is available free from J. G. Sanders, state entomologist, Madison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris Green
J. G. Sanders
Madison
Marriage Licenses Granted by County Clerk Nobles
County Clerk Nobles issued marriages for Alvin O Mathison and Florence W Hill heirs of Rudolph Paul Bungert Clifton Wis and Caroline Rutz Remington Ernest Hoppe Plover and Alvynia Dilberts Marshfield Jas S Robingon La Crosse and Charlotte Hvans Grand Rapids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nobles
Alvin O. Mathison
Florence W. Hill
Rudolph
Paul Bungert
Clifton
Wis
Caroline Rutz
Remington
Ernest Hoppe
Plover
Alvynia Dilberts
Marshfield
Jas. S. Robingon
la Crosse
Charlotte Hvans
Grand Rapids
My Barber Narrates Domestic Science Course Tale
Suspicions about a domestic science course are joked about as a pupil contemplates quitting if the course proves dull. The speaker says it seems ordinary kitchen work and mentions a $40 hat as a potential alternative. The narrator is a barber known for spinning yarns with frequent, unexpected remarks.
Local notes mention town residents and visits
Mrs. Fred Pitta attended commencement exercises and returned after a storm. Mrs. Gee Baker Sr and cousin M S Pratt visited. Dr. Jackson and N G Ratelle met Mr. Varney about teachers. Prin Chillbrad will teach next year. Miss Larson will not. K J Marseau sought eye care in Stevens Point. Oscar Crolean built a large barn. Mrs. Reinhart Strauss nee Ella Grunewold visited from Waterloo. Mrs. W J Clark celebrated a birthday with most children home except Mrs. Lola Whitmore. Mr. Imig traveled to Wausau for a leg operation. Mrs. Ernest Akey left for Chicago for eye consult with Tuffield Aiey visiting his daughter. Dagney Jensen shopped. Wisconsin Drainage Co of Elkhorn digs ditches in Slattery district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Pitta
Miss Larson
K. J. Marseau
Stevens Point
Oscar Crolean
Reinhart Strauss
Ella Grunewold
Waterloo
Wis
W. J. Clark
Lola Whitmore
Imig
Wausau
Ernest Akey
Chicago
Tuffield Aiey
Dagney Jensen
Lour City
Wisconsin Drainage Co
Elkhorn
Slattery District
Local residents visit in city and area events
Mrs Horace Weaver and Mrs Penny Kompffert shopped in town while others, including Mrs J G Demars and Luella, Mrs George Rielert of Pittsville, and H Eberhardt, were noted in the week. Weddings, sales, and relocations appear among many social and business visits with numerous names and towns such as Green Bay Rudolph Kellner Mosinee Port Edwards and Lake City Minn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace Weaver
Penny Kompffert
J. G. Demars
Luella
Burg
George Rielert
Pittsville
H. Eberhardt
Warren Readie
W. C. Barton
Joe Sweeney
Green Bay
Stevens
Frank Simkowski
Kellner
Oscar Mahoney
Rudolph
Alex Haydock
Iden Damar
Martin Gliebke
Carroll Lamberton
Bnal
Wim, McGly
C. A. Sipe
Mike Jansky
Fred Reinier
Frank Gumz
Chas
Maim
George
Henry Smith
Henry
George Smith
Shaun
Nic Wilta
Andrew Yunski
Your City
Albert Wick
Albert Zager
Herman Zager
Paul
Frank
Wi. Kohnen
James Gokey
Joe Fobart
Jac Grandshaw
Mosinee
A. L. Akey
Chester LeMay
All Here
Peter Alkey
Doe Sweeney
James Ray
Ray Cooper
Cooper
Rothschild
Francis Biron
Benny
Milwaukee
Laura Biron
Jobo Voight
Earl Bates
Herick
John Bates
Your
F. S. Bauer
Vie
Busy weekend social notes from City Point and nearby towns
Davenport resident P Fedderson visited relatives, while Jussie and Lucille Gaffney of Biron spent Sunday with sister Genevieve Gaffney. Families from Black River Falls Merillen Grand Rapids and Pray shared visits and gatherings over the weekend. A larger crowd attended a Saturday dance and a surprise party was held for Mr and Mrs Holger Jeps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Fedderson
Davenport
Iowa
Jussie
Lucille Gaffney
Biron
Genevieve Gaffney
Archie and
Hart Staffon
Black River Falls
Julius Rude
Merillen
Flora Franson
H. F. Anderson
Alice Marks
Grand Rapids
Wood County
Varney
Mary Nelson
Nebraska
Edna Austin
Merilllan
Ned Hancock
Pray
Hilda Berknesy
Holger Jeps
Helen
Alice Christopherson
Marguerite
Lillian Christopherson
Mt. Hope
Nels Romer
North Dakota
Peter Olegon
Advertised Mail and Legal Blanks for Sale
An item listing at the office advertises mail related notices for women named Blanche Fisher, Nellie Miss, and gentlemen including Mr Hol and Mr Kiem. The notice mentions legal blanks available for sale at this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fisher
Blanche
Nellie
Kiem
Hol
Community Notes From Sigel Area Social Guests
Sigel area residents visit and host events with many names listed. Local workers from Marshfield Sherry Grand Rapids Port Edwards and Almond mingle. families attend christenings and institute sessions. travel to Fort Allenson Hudson St Paul and Dakota visits noted. cheese factory work and farm meetings mentioned. multiple Sunday visits and dinner gatherings reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SIGEL
LeMay
Kirkland
Poitier
Grand Rapids
Heden Lome
Jon Yeskie
Marshfield
Vernon Johnson
Nystrom
Sherry
Olio Larson
Iowa
Dio
Nts
Nels Larson
Prank Pants
Lie Sigel
Willard Crossman
Ella
Anna Henricson
John Ienricson
George Hamm
Nick Tomayciak
F. Wmotterman
Port Edwards
John Ten Pas
Fort Allenson
Heard
Mir
Axel Pearson
Key
M Nordling
al Larson
Institute
Plover Road Funeral Attends Kellner Moravian Church
Mr John Voight attended a friend's funeral in Amherst Junction on Sunday. The article lists attendees from the area including Edna Young Mabel Daging Ida Walter and William Wual ler at the Kellner Moravian church service. Frank Heine and Andrew Heall families visited the Terman Young home. Orin Benson from Sigel spent Sunday at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plover Road
John Voight
Amherst Junction
Kellner
Edna Young
Mabel Daging
Ida Walter
William Wualler
Frank Heine
Andrew Heall
Almond
Terman Young Home
Orin Benson
Sigel
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Grand Rapids Tribune
V Bhutore
Grand. Rapids
Gran Rapids
Wisconsin
Omath
Hontly MceCoog
Oosa
Bank of Grand Rapids
West Side
W. A. Marling Lumber Go
M. G. Gordon
New North
J. B. Labour
Oneida
Indian Lake
J. T. Bliitt
H. E. Garner
Ktoinour
Rotonr
Illino
Paris
Hugh Jones
Oshkosh
Jenni Evans
Nis
Presbyterian
Hugh Williams
W. B. Buckingham
Preshman
Harry Noble Wilson D
T. Walker Malcolm
St. Paul
McCoy
John D. Grange
Northwest Collegiate Institute
Lake City
Minn
City Point
Rome
the Heuer Ind Dau
Nora Cordis
Near Platteville
Hi Cordis
Hudson
Dakotas
Fred Irwin
Mavis
Frank Boushley
Prey G. Newby
Near Almond
Citizens National Bank
House of
Kruger & Turbin Company
Grand Rapids, Wisconsin
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