V P Marshall cites wealth disparity and special privilege
Vice President Marshall warned at a New York address that the temper of the American people has reached a point where opposition to wealth and privilege will no longer be tolerated. He argued that unrest jeopardizes government and could push the country toward paternalism or socialism, urging big business to acknowledge public sentiment and meet it halfway.
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Marshall
New York
National Democratic Club
Community Fragments From Grand Ave and Nearby
Staadt H L Klemme seen on Grand Ave Sunday. Mrs M Trimborn went to Marsh Field on business. Miss Teresa Hugher visiting relatives at Unity. W Staadt kept neighbors busy Sunday pulling out his pump. Miss Viola Staadt sick but hope for quick recovery. Geo Bargabos had a wood sealer out Sunday scaling wood. Burke Canal Lumber Co manning their canal in. Win Staadt made first trip Monday. Boats in good condition.
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M. Trimborn
Marshfield
Teresa Hugher
Unity
Wm. Staadt
Viola Staadt
Geo. Bargabos
Burke Canal & Lumber Co
Win. Staadt
Methuselah's Age Before Reputation Earned
The fragment notes Methuselah reached 965 years before gaining a reputation and asserts a man does not stay down and out due to age, reflecting a cautionary view on aging and resilience.
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Methuselah
Aga
Make Us Prove It a Short Time Reform Idea
A concise note urges rapid proof of reform, arguing against lingering harmful habits and unsafe practices in physics and related narratives. It stresses curbing unnecessary con and forcing timely changes to prevent entrenched behaviors.
North Nasonville News Briefs
Anton Samrak loses a valuable cow. Henry Jorgensen was in Marshfield on business. Richard Bloch cut feed for Henry Ebert on Saturday. Mr Dred Heintz and Miss Mary Sphuler to marry April 15. Heintz and Sphuler visited Marshfield Monday. Farmers Equity Union to meet at Woodman Hall Wednesday evening April 16. Wedding bells soon. activities expected. Richard Bloch remodeling and painting his house interior.
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Henry Jorgensen
Marshfeld
Richard Bloch
Henry Ebert
Dred Heintz
Mary Sphuler
Farmers Equity Union
Woodman Hall
Arpin Notes and Local Changes Reported
Arpin resident Miss Mabel Winch spent Saturday in Marshfield. Mrs. H F Roehrig has been ill the past week. Robert Morris and Aaron Hookstra attended the Marshfield cheesemakers meeting as delegates from the East Arpin Dairy Association. Mr and Mrs C W Bluett plan to move to Grand Rapids this week where Bluett will become undersheriff. The former undersheriff, Mr Davis, resigned due to ill health. Johnny Kobler, nine, suffered a serious accident after a wagon wheel ran over his leg between ankle and knee last week.
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Mabel Winch
Marshfield
H. F. Roehrig
Robt. Morris
Aaron Hookstra
East Arpin Dairy Association
C. W. Bluett
Grand Rapids
Bluett
Davis
Johnny
John Kobler
Richfield News Notes and Social Updates
Richfield reports Mrs. C. W. Porter on the sick list and Mrs. John Stutton ill with grippe. Ben Pember and wife visited Mrs. Bartlemess. Miss Phoebe Goss of Mondovi visits Miss Pansy Ward. Richfield Ladies Aid meets with Mrs. I. A. Tuttle on April 23. Mrs. O Boyle, aged 80, slowly recoving from serious burns.
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John Stutton
Ben Pember
Bartlemess
Phoebe Goss
Mondovi
Pansy Ward
The
Richfield Ladies Aid Society
I. A. Tuttle
O. Boyle
Local Market Report Prices for Farm Produce
Market report lists prices for onions and potatoes per bushel and dairy, beef, pork, veal, sheep, hides, and poultry. Figures include beef live weight per cwt and veal dressed per cwt with several ranges and incomplete entries.
High School Oratorical Contest Friday at Presbyterian Church
The oratorical and declamatory contest will be held at the Presbyterian church Friday evening as a preliminary event. Winners become High School representatives against outside teams. Participants include Harold Bille, William Connor, Albert Delmore, Merton Davis, Edward Walterbach. Reclaimers: Leah Laemle, Mary Schultz, Benita Berg, Crystal Killings, Lila Brandt, Grace Lupient, Catherine Rottscheit. Literary society opening featured violin and mandolin acts, solos, duets, operetta, and music led by Miss Grover.
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Harold Bille
William Connor
Albert Delmore
Merton Davis
Edward Walterbach
Leah Laemle
Mary Schultz
Benita Berg
Crystal Killings
Lila Brandt
Grace Lupient
Catherine Rottscheit
The
Literary Society
Dorothy Werner
Ruth Tufts
Grace Vollmar
Arline Cournoyer
Mildred Sexton
Dorthy Whittington
Alice Scharmann
Olive Lange
Marjorie Sexton
Dorothy Finney
Inez Noll
Mary Hamilton
Aline Burns
Mairye Arnold
For Exchange a Coarse Ad Marshfield Item
Exchange notice from Cole's Land Agency 2712 inviting trade for a cheap 160 and all personal property near town for a good little house in Marshfield with local sale terms.
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Marshfield
Cole's Land Agency
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H. L. Klemme
Grand Ave
NEW Adler
Opera House
Bud Fisher
Mutt and
Jeff
Mutt
Elks
Register of Deeds
E. E. Ames
A. B. Bever
Central Avenue
Jack
Rexall
Rexall Order
Renabk
Rexall Orderlies
Rexall Orderlian
R. J. Strauss
Roxall
Wisconsin
Hawau
Noasty
United
Britain
America
North Nasonville
Anton Samrak
Mr. Heintz
Arpin
Richfield
C. W. Porter
Ayer
Local Market Report
Spark Cereal Company
Bearn
USA
New York State
Rosal Santos
Kestel Bros. Company
Adler Opera House
Neil Twomey
Freckles and the Angel
PE Delamater
Gene Stratton-Porter
the Harvester
Freckles
Music By
Anatol Friedland
Liese’s
Fredklns
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