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Newspaper

Marshall Herald

Location

Marshall, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1916

Page

11

Not swap horses in the middle of a stream

The speaker praises the nation's leader for keeping peace, guiding prosperity, and preventing strife. He notes high farm prices, full employment, and new laws on banking rural credits tariffs and income tax, urging continued trusted leadership.

Don't Rock the Boat Keep Wilson in the President's Chair

Editorial urges continued leadership by Wilson citing stability and experience. Calls for support to maintain policy direction and avoid disruption amid national challenges.

Wilson

Purdunn Name Marks in Circle and Square

Instructions direct marking a circle and square before Purdunn's name in a document or diagram. The note emphasizes precise placement of symbols to indicate selection or emphasis. It reflects a manual notation practice seen in archival materials or forms.

Purdunn

Purdunn Endorsed for Re election by Reform Groups

The record of Representative Purduan shows broad support from reform organizations and a career defending public works. He backed the Water Way to lower farmer freight costs linking Illinois to the Panama Canal and world markets. He supported the Drake School Sanitation Law but now seeks amendments. Mr Tax payer urged to re elect him.

Purduan Tlinois Panama Canal Hlinois Ilinois Purdum

Women urged to reelect President Wilson in war spare plea

The Women’s Wilson League appeals to wives and mothers to back Woodrow Wilson’s re election not for suffrage but for peace and to keep the nation from war. They urge precinct networks to mobilize Tuesday morning and vote for Wilson citing Europe’s casualties and disabled veterans as warnings.

Biven Hughes Victor Murdock Progressive Party Wilson

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