What the Papers Say of Witter in Pittsville Record
The item notes Witter runs a clean campaign without mudslinging and focuses on his duties. The Grand Rapids Tribune credits him with road education, business experience, and a strong sense of duty. Isaac P. Witter of Grand Rapids paused through Loyal Wednesday, described as sound, businesslike, and the man for State Senator.
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Witter
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Isaac P. Witter
Grand Rapid
Struggs
Quarantine Rules and Health Board Notice of 1916
The Marshield Health Board orders quarantine duties and cooperation to curb diphtheria spread. Dr Hayward calls for prompt action and reports suspicious cases among employees. Sewage disposal plans discussed with Jospeh Schwevada and P J Hurtgen amid city health concerns and sewer plans.
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Marshield
Thesicians
Vite Board of Heart
Dimre
Hayard
Wisconsin Badger Guard Eludes Discharges Amid Student Talent
Fort Sam Houston plans reflect a split in the Wisconsin Badger brigade as students seek returns to campus while nonstudents argue for discharges. About eighty men remain in the guard, with pay and duties outlined. some officers enjoy higher monthly pay, while enlisted men see reduced earnings. Sentences record punishments for absence without leave and disobedience, and note the army’s field kitchen setup used by the Nineteenth Infantry.
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Fort Sam Houston
San Antonio
Guarbie
Badger Brigade
Secretary of War
Univers
Wisconsin
Wion Doruaré
Fife
Charles Traver
Henry Rowley
Com
Madison
Dyill
Quar- Garner
United States Army
Jeffris Not Jeffery Faces Senator Nomination Fight
Marshfield Republicans backing Malcolm Jeffris for the U S Senate deny ties to munition manufacturing. They dispute reports by LaFoliette allies alleging such links and warn against confusing Jeffris with Jeffery of Kenosha, a car maker tied to war orders.
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Marshfield
Malcolm Jeffris
United States
LaFoliette
Jeffris
Jerris
3Wokee
Jeffery
Kenosha
Europe
Ptomaine Poisoning Fatal in Greenwood Youth
Iyn Cook of Greenwood died at a city hospital Friday from ptomaine poisoning. Aged 29, he was the son of Mr and Mrs Daniel Cook of Greenwood. The funeral was held Monday in Greenwood.
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Iyn Cook
Greenwood
Daniel Cook
Wisconsin in Mexico Hero Gustavus Quarles Remembered
Wisconsin soldiers suffered heavy losses in the Mexican War with Captain Gustavus Quarles of Kenosha among the fallen. Quarles led a desperate assault on Churubusco, stood at the right of his regiment, was struck by a bullet, and died as his men carried the charge forward. His body was later brought to Kenosha for burial amid ceremony. The piece closes with a humorous reminiscence from County Press about a curious dog and a hose to illustrate folly.
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Wisconsin
Sealt
Mexico
Gustavus Quarles
Kenosha
Churubusco
Quarles
Aekhie
Dynatage County Press
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Edward E. Browne
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