Filipinos Are Satisfied Letter From a Philippine Teacher
A Filipino-focused letter by a former Western professor in Jaen Luzon dated May 1, 1902, argues Americans bring order and wealth, condemns anti imperialists, and claims Filipinos prefer American rule. It asserts independence is a mirage, praises American teachers, details local populations, fears, and loyalty to the U S presence, and ends with a farmers notice about a street fair premiums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Jaen
Luzon
Lew
San Isidro
Gapan
Cabiao
San Antonio
Rio Grande River
Nueva Ecija
Mindano
Hear
Boston
Beveridge
Islands
Manila
Chicago
New Orleans
Federal Party
Agricultural Committee
Association
A Wise Woman a Greatest Success For Clarke Work
Across city press, Wilfred Clarke's musical farce A Wise Woman is hailed as his greatest success. Star Marie Lamour shines, delivering a hit performance. A four inch lost gold hairpin is reported near Gleason's picnic grounds or the road to Marshfield with reward offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilfred Clarke
Marie Lamour
Gleason
Marshfield
Sexton
Off for Camp Swanson
Company A and the Second Regiment band will leave for Camp Swanson along the Omaha line at eleven tomorrow forenoon to spend a week in military style. They expect a large send off and will form at their armories before marching to the train. The band includes veteran musicians and has been rehearsed on modern military selections. The company is prepared with uniforms and gear and will travel in heavy marching order with campaign hats and leggings. Trunks are forbidden and extra baggage is limited to officers and essential cooking gear. Enlisted men must remain in cars during transit and guards will patrol each car end to prevent unauthorized passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Swanson
Omaha
A. P. Adams
Morgan
National
That County Superintendency Faces Key Question
In Wood County a debate grows over incumbent O J Leu as candidates for county superintendent emerge. Supporters praise his three and a half years of raising school standards, professional ability, and nonpartisan conduct, while urging continuity and management continuity despite political differences. The state department backs him as one of the strongest in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
J. Leu
Leu
Schoor
State Department
New Telephone Franchise Sought in Abbotsford
The H. H. Heath Telephone Co. has applied to Abbotsford for a franchise to build and operate a telephone system. Poles are already up from Marshfield to Colby as construction proceeds toward a first class system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Telephone Company
H. H. Heath Telephone Co
Abbotsford
Marshfield
Colby
Notice to Patrons About Cash Business Change
Notice to our patrons. Commencing July 20 we will operate a cash only business to improve sale of goods. Address: 3813 Orto W. EtkEorr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orto W. EtkEorr
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Jo Hayward
Otton
Thias Rowan
Valephona No
Henry Wahle
Deutscher Arzt
Elvin’ Jewelry Atore, Marabseld
Bigdeneile Wlephons No
Astent
Lathrop
Loxton's
Lbert M. Corbett
Elanbone
Obice
Dmicoin Orvang Vlock
Third and Cedar Atrest
H. H. Milbee
M. Dlo
Regia
Manahrield
DWN
Alcorn
Mf. D
Silanes
Kround
Roftorencas
Strongs Ave
Stevens Point
Wis
United States
Ponson ‘Bar
Jour P. Cole
Omiceover First National Bink Building
Maralefield
Wisconsin
Edwards
Ndrews & Kosh
Real Betute
Over Horn’s
P. A, Williams
Lind
First National
S. Heaton, D
D.S
Muccssspor
E. ¥. Kuucsky
Omlce
W. T.poad
Dexmar
Ommce
Central Ave
Cedar Streets
Nevius, Dease
Marshield
W. S. Powell
M. D
Opera House
Marshfeld
Rose Hill
Northwestern Railroad
John Hyland
Wasserberger
North Side
Louis Baumann
Hoar & Co
Aguinaldo
Sacramento Valley
Hoar
America
W.C. Damox
Upham Wm’f’c. Company
Grand Ave
Milwaukee
Marshfield Brewing Company
The
Marshfield Brewing Co
Jacob Schuler
Kliner, Lang & Scharmann
Chichester
Hed
Otoma
Sanlntlana
Eicr
Odighestar Chemical CO
Madison
Phila. PA
Maxtlon
Mansion House
P. C. Ray
Prop
Guetta
Marshfield Iron Works
Lang & Scharmann
Props
South Depot Street
J. Hammel & CO
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