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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1913

Page

9

Personality in Politics A New Angle of Vision

In Washington the tone in political life has shifted from bitter factionalism to respectful discussion. Insurgents like LaFollette and Norris once faced harsh rebuke, now diverse views are treated with courtesy. The article notes mixed reactions to Poindexter as a Progressive and the broader shift toward open debate across parties. It highlights inland waterway pushes, government rail ownership talk for Alaska, and debates over Hetch Hetchy, forests, Guam beef, and Philippines independence as part of evolving policy perspectives.

U.S. Press Association Washington Tec RY JE. Jones Rip van Winkle LaFollette Wisconsin House of Representatives Norris Nebraska Hitchcock Louisiana Senate Mr. Poindexter Jone Clapp Bristow Representative Mann Victor Murdock Murdock Hinebaugh Illnois Bryan Faulkner Bell California Mississippi River Uncle Sam Congress Lower Mississippi War Department United States Alaska Kenyon Iowa Myers Walsh Montana Thomas Colorado Jones Poindexter Sheppard Texas Smoot Utah Minnesota Norway Forest Service Guam

The Under Doc and the Case for the Underdog

The piece argues for sympathy toward offenders, noting not all are criminal at heart. It cites defenders of the view that many convicts are not inherently vicious and suggests studying prison life by shared labor and living conditions within a cell.

the Eagle Magazine

Want Ads Real Estate Bargains Spotlight

A reader note urges scanning Want Ads for real estate bargains as a shortcut to finding rental opportunities. Advertisements hint at value properties and quick deals, guiding tenants to targeted listings and savings.

Dorchester Farmer Sets Potatoes Record in Wisconsin Challenge

Dennis Laughlan of Dorchester grows 1200 bushels on six acres, an average of 200 bushels per acre. At 60 cents a bushel the crop would bring 720 dollars, or 120 dollars per acre. The Abbotsford Clarion notes Wisconsin may not be beat, and the Greenwood Gleaner adds that Canada cannot compete.

Dorchester Dennis Laughlan Wisconsin Abbotsford

Profits From Central Wisconsin Cucumber Patch

George Baxter of near Vesper shows profitable cucumber farming in central Wisconsin. He planted 73 square rods, yielding 787 pounds in cucumbers and 196 bushels, with a $126.57 check. If replicated on an acre, gross income would exceed $250. This is supported by pickle station records.

George Baxter Vesper Wisconsin Pickle Wausau

English System of Appointing Judges for Long Terms

Dean H. Richards of Wisconsin Law School argues English judge appointment and long-term tenure would improve the American bench. He cites formal yet simple trials, lifetitles with pensions, and a bar trained in Inns of Court as keys to efficiency, contrasting English practice with American tenure and salaries.

Madison, Wis America Richards University Law School Inns of Court Law Society

Huerta Receives One-Year Reprieve On Powers

Mexico City reports Huerta to retain extraordinary powers for one more year with a formal bill to Congress. The extended authority covers war measures including raises and war expenditures. Huerta declares he has no intention to yield and will continue fighting if alive, echoing President Wilson’s stance.

Mexico City Huerta Congress Wilson

Appleton Mayor Jan Canavan Dies After Illness

Appleton Wisconsin December 5 Dr Jan Canavan mayor for three years and second in Wisconsin under the commission form of government died at 7 o clock last night from heart failure after a brief illness. He had suffered poor health for about two years.

Appleton Wis Jan ¥. Canavan Secon Wisconsin Canavan

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