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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1914
Page
3
In a curious mix of urban noise and historic context a Times office building echoes with sounds resembling a journalist’s private line. The feature ties the old newsroom to a familiar domestic ring and hints at the era’s communication habits.
An editorial praising President Wilson for his cautious approach to Mexico and war, contrasting past enthusiasm for intervention with the cost of conflict. It argues that war brings bloodshed beyond modern readers and honors a leader who remains strong in peace while recognizing war’s brutal lessons across history.
A reflection on two kinds of patriotism during wartime and economic strain. It urges restraint against price gouging and pessimism, praising patriotic citizens who support market stability, public confidence, and steady industry as shocks threaten future conditions. The piece notes Uncle Sam’s inquiry into sudden food price rises and warns against profiteering.
The mysterious Mary Ann in a problem serial excites readers as Wisconsin voters prepare for a primary with six Republican governor candidates and six U S Senate candidates. Dailies worry Mary Ann will reveal second choice votes, but election officials expect the will of the people to prevail across the state.
A Madison dispatch notes the state secretary's pamphlet mailout to 430,000 voters cost 11000 dollars with 2880 dollars raised from candidates. Net cost 7120 dollars. A similar pamphlet is planned for the general election with expected 10000 dollars gross. The piece criticizes the Wisconsin Idea and cites campaign dynamics around Milwaukee county and La Follette era harmony. The baseball campaign chatter adds to the political mix.
A compilation of pithy quotes from Wisconsin papers criticizing candidates, parties, and policies. It contrasts liberal and conservative voices, notes the public’s appetite for news about Europe, war impacts, and US politics under Wilson with distinct regional labels and satirical tone.
Aylward of Madison gains ground for Wisconsin governor nomination. The Democrat presents a clean platform for economical government and opposes high taxes, aiming to follow President Wilson's example in state governance.
Paid advertisement by Michael Griffin of Marshfield Wisconsin announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Wood County sheriff at the September primary. The notice asks for support and votes.
Richard Johnson of Grand Rapids declares his bid for sheriff on the Democratic ticket. He states he will discharge the duties to the best of his ability if nominated at the September primaries and elected, and signs his notice at 4512.
Public notice from Hugh W. Goggins of Grand Rapids Wisconsin authorizing a political advertisement for A5L2 Democratic candidate for district attorney of Wood County Wisconsin for the September 1 1914 primaries.
A paid notice states the advertisement is authored and funded by Victor W News of Marshfield Wisconsin at a rate of one dollar per issue.
An ad states the solar display will be seen in New England, the middle Atlantic, and the Great Lakes region with only two small indentations of the sun's edge by the dark moon at sunrise. It is paid for by R. R. Williams of Marshfield, Wisconsin, priced at $1.00.
The Waterloo Democrat praises a proposed Honest Week for returning borrowed items and fostering neighborly courtesies. It envisions a truce among locals, truthfulness in politics, and recalling small debts, urging readers to suggest a date for this civic observance.
R. Br. Williams of Marshfield enters the Republican race for a seat in the state Assembly, announcing candidacy and intent to compete in the primary.
Henry Ebbe announces candidacy for Republican nomination for Register of Deeds in Marshfield Wisconsin. He seeks voter support at the September 1 primaries, stating his eligibility and intent to serve if elected.
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