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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1916
Page
3
A historic quotation attributed to Stephen Decatur underscores the adage that patriotism remains steadfast even when foreign affairs are debated. The well known line prompts reflection on national judgment, loyalty, and the balance between principle and support for policy.
A clipped discussion from Clark County mentions Senator Monk and the gubernatorial scene with light satire. The piece notes voters should become familiar with local residents before elections and praises the senator’s personable manner while hinting at political divisions.
The text describes the editor of the Republican newspaper shaping editorial policy for the current campaign. It portrays him as partisan yet principled, praising Hughes while clearly favoring the reelection of Woodrow Wilson and supporting the nation's present policies.
A fragmented clipping notes Theodore Roosevelt declaring firm adherence to Progressive principles and supporting allies, while accusing critics of betrayal. The piece hints at party tensions and questions which side has abandoned its platform in recent years.
In Abbotsford Clar ion the editorial notes no state candidate has visited the district yet and endorses Isate P for senator, predicting strong Marshfield support for Witter. The piece mentions a passerby sighting with white whiskers recalling a bridge section near the senate chamber, but dismisses it as an illusion.
A Washington dinner hosted by Conor McWinley of Illinois for Willcox of the national Republican committee included Senators Punrage of Pennsylvania Emoot and Gulinger of New Hampshire and Congressmen Carnon Johnny and others. A telegram from Mee Hughes declined attendance. Progressives, who four years ago denounced these figures as porch climbers and crooks, show lukewarm enthusiasm and may invite some at a future date.
The discussion centers on a joint resolution to provide relief for fund sufferers in Proeth Dav and a proposed appropriation of millions for tuberculosis victims. Senator Penrose voices caution as the resolution moves through the Senate noting warnings and potential control shifts if Republicans restrain the chamber.
A fragmented plea encourages starting work for a municipal skating rink before the season ends. The note stresses timely preparation for Christmas programs and public events, signaling community action and local enthusiasm.
It was only after he became a candidate that Mr Hughes found he favored submitting the Strage amendment. He did not tour or vote when the matter of Strage was before the people of his state.
In a recent deal the Thiel theater at Central avenue and Third street will be converted into a Kaye Stores outlet under long lease to the company. George Strang & Son supervise the remodeling which includes tearing out the front and candy cigar counter to install a modern glass storefront fourteen feet deep. Manager M. E. Pheiffes says the move will yield a premier business site and urges customers to “Move with us” as announced elsewhere in the paper.
Circuit Judge Byron Parl ends the year by closing the courts for vacation. He will reopen on September 18 at 1 o'clock in Wautoma, then appear in Grand Rapids to open court for two hours to allow attorneys to dispose of matters ready for him.
A Buford resident recalls a severe diarrhoeal attack two years ago. After one dose of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy he improved within two days. The druggist recommended the remedy, and it is widely available and trusted by pharmacists.
A speaker plans to meet former friends and customers during Tait week at the Silo Office 4612 W Ludwig to take them for an auto ride and show Frost Proof Silos, both built and under construction.
A candidate for congressional nomination in Wisconsin denounces opposition to neutrality and asserts plainspoken support from voters. He reflects on military service, family roots, and a plea to represent the district in Congress with a focus on national unity and avoiding factional bias.
The Pittsville Record praises Mr. Witty for a straightforward, man-to-man campaign. The piece commends his energy, clean conduct, and dedication to duty while noting this is his first political bid and that voters should trust his character and resolve.
Astronomy readers can glimpse an eclipse of Saturn by the Moon Friday morning about two hours after Saturn rises. The occultation will hide Saturn briefly then reappear an hour later as Saturn reemerges in the dawn sky. Small binoculars aid viewing and observers note no evening planet is visible in August.
Local residents from Spence to Abbotsford share visits and outings with relatives and friends while business trips and social calls fill the week. Attendance builds ahead of the Marshfield Fair August 29 to September 1 with Central Wisconsin participation. The season opens with threshing in Wood County as hot weather persists and harness racing excitement grows at the Crateal Wisconsin Racing meet. A charity wrestling match benefits the local home, drawing support and urging attendance.
A boiler explosion three miles west of Irvine killed fireman William Goneau and brakeman C J Merrill of Chippewa Falls. Engineer A A Giese of Minneapolis survived with injuries as the stock train from Minnesota to Chicago halted near Albertague. The crown sheet failure caused searing steam. two men died shortly after reaching a farmhouse and Chippewa Falls hospital.
L A Mueger and H Smith students from the University of Wisconsin are hiking from Madison August 10 covering 30 to 45 miles daily. They pass Wilbourn Devils Grand Rapids Stevens Point Wausau Appleton Fond du Lac Antigo and aim to end in Sheboygan.
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