Sentiment of Wilson Grows Across States in 1912 News
A mosaic of editorials and quotes from Missouri to Wisconsin shows strong interest in Woodrow Wilson as a Democratic nominee. Newspapers from Independence Missouri to Boston and Milwaukee rally for Wilson, noting his appeal, perceived leadership, and rising support among Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Independence
Clinton Democrat
Champ Clark
Jon. W. Folk
Woodrow Wilson
Raleigh
N. C
News-Observer
New York
Michigan
Wilson
Marquette
Mich
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Wit
Jourosl
Taft
Wik
Neenah
Roswell
N. M
New Jersey
United States
Winder
Wewa
Ottawa
Man
Arl
Boston
Cal
Houston
Tex
Woodrow “Wilson
Vermon
Koorrilie
Zhan
Spencer News Briefs Mixed With Local Notices
Local items list births marriages and visits including Spencer born to Mr and Mrs August Hoops on Jan 21 Miss Rispa Crowell visiting Colby friends Mr and Mrs A W Follett to Phillips and back Mrs Katie Wendell visit to Seymour Eva Vanderhoof and Myron Rue wed at Neillsville T C Melihattan Muscoda visitor E W Romaine Toyal visit J D Graves George Ellis Plainfield visiting niece Mrs M C Blake divorce for Henry Reas Bertha Reas Mrs Thompson visiting Rice Lake M S Ladies Aid hosts at Mrs Heath’s Miss Bertha Foth and Mr Frank Alexander wed Rhinelander School adds tenth grade and hires fourth teacher Spencer basketball loses to Colby 4 20 return Feb 9 Royal Neighbors install officers with Mrs Mary Petz Marshfield guest speakers and social.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Hoops
Rispa Crowell
Colby
A. W. Follett
Phillips
C. M. Varney
Seymour
Katie Wendell
E. W. Romaine
Toyal
J. D. Graves
Jos. Campbell
Wild Rose
E. G. Ingham
Tioga
Rae
George Ellis
Plainfield
M. C. Blake
Henry Reas
Wausau
Bertha Reas
Thompson
W Stewart
Rice Lake
M.S. Ladies Aid Society
Heath
Berthaj Foth
Frank Alexander
Rhinelander
Felkex
Herman Thiede
Staltenan
Royal Neighbors
Mary Petz
Marshfield
Mae Driscoll
Spencer
Gertrude Hederer
Weigel Family Social Roundup From Sunday Visits
Sunday visits mark a busy week around Weigel and Squaw Creek, with Peter Weigel at Conred Merkel, Frank Fruchbrodt at Mr and Mrs Herman Weigel, Lena Weigel visiting Mary and Pauline Weigel, and Roselin Weigel at grandparents Nick and Mrs Hames. The Weigel Brothers plan day pressing at Dave Hames Place early this week, plus dances and brief trips to Weigelsdorf saloon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Weigel
Conred Merkel
Greenburg Brothers
Joe Doch
Squaw Creek
Frank Fruchbrodt
Herman Weigel
Lena Weigel
Mary
Pauline Weigel
Louis Grassel
Oshkosh
Roselin Weigel
Nick Hames
Weigel Brothers
Dave Hames
Joe Grosebier
Weigelsdorf
Fred
August Jones
Charlie Lrtz
T. Rogganbauer
Nick Zingzang
Joseph
Johnie Hamas
Joe Brien
Johnie
Local Notes From Richfield and Nearby Towns
Tarr lost a valuable driving horse last Saturday. Frank Henbest visits the southern part of the state. John Jenkins worked as a business dealer at Arpin last week. C. W. Porter traveled to Grana Rapids to resume duties as juryman. Lilly Bock and Jessie David visited Max Bock in Wood. Mrs. Ed Sutton returned home to Winchester after visiting her father H. Pember.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Henbest
John Jenkins
Arpin
C. W. Porter
Grana Rapids
Lilly Bock
Jessie David
Max Bock
Wood
Ed Sutton
H. Pember
Winchester
Bethel News Briefs Include Illness and A Coat Return
Bethel reports Grace Frazer and Mrs. Humphrey ill with severe colds while Mrs. Johnson endures rheumatism and nervous troubles. Miss McIntosh visits relatives. Rudolph McChesney visits his sister. A. H. Johnson returns from Wisconsin lumber woods with an injury. Mrs. Rasmussen sells a fur coat to Bethel store for $12. faculty raise $15 and return the coat and money following a two‑son illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Fred
K. Rasmussen
Bethel
Stone
Academy
Rasmussen
Marguerite Hartl Visits Mother. Local Notes
Auburndale items note Marguerite Hartl spending Sunday with her mother. Plastering near completion in the new school house. Theresa Baiers plans to depart for Minneapolis this week. Anna Draxler and Mamie Grienner return to Madison on Monday. Claire Welch took a Tuesday examination for night operator duties at the Auburndale Soo depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Draxler
Mamie Grienner
Madison
Claire Welch
Auburndale
Soo
Local Notes From Cameron and Klondike Area
Wm Bruley hauls rye. Wm Zenner saws wood for Weilbecker Bros last Thursday. A stripping bee occurred at Trossen the Klondike merchant. Farmers fill the ice house at Klondike creamery. Ed Heiduck sprained his wrist when his load tipped while hauling wood. Andrew Spangler sold his farm and will move to Fox Lake to run a barber shop. Mr and Mrs Art Finney and baby visited Mrs Finney’s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Brooks. Mr and Mrs Chas Fredrick and daughter Hattie returned from Oconomowoc after a month away. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sherwood visited. Mr and Mrs Elias Noble and Mr and Mrs Floyd Noble Sunday. Mrs George Stowell also visited Floyd Noble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klondike Creamery
Ed Heiduck
Andrew Spangler
Fox Lake
Art Finney
Baby
Chas. Fredrick
Hattie
Oconomowoc
Wilbur Sherwood
Elias Noble
Floyd Noble
George Stowell
May aid Black River Falls dam relief plan proposed
Gov McGovern could call a special session to extend relief to Black River Falls if merchants and Manufacturers association recommendations are adopted. He met in Milwaukee with both association and Chamber of Commerce committees to discuss rebuilding funds for the dam and related plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merchants and Manufacturer’s Association
Black River Falls Seeks Funds for Flood Recovery
Four citizens attended a council meeting in Black River Falls led by Mayor McGillivray and Alderman Bright with John Dunn. Gov. McGovern said aid depends on public wishes while Milwaukee holds another meeting to decide on a special session. About $100,000 more is needed to restore the town, with $41,000 already raised including $4,000 from school children for school maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black River Falls
McGillivray
Ald
Ben H. Bright
John Dunn
Business Men's Association
R. P. Raney
McGilliveay
Flour Feed And Grain Markets By Sparr Company This Week
The Sparr Cereal Company presents the current markets for flour feed and grain items for the week. The Dairy Belt Farmer page notes the market report remains consistent with the prices shown, confirming accuracy of the listed rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparr Cereal Company
Also Mentioned on This Page
Democratic Party
Long Branch
N. J
H. F. Bennett
Hunteville
Ala
Wootrow Wwitton
Eva Vanderhoof
Myron Rue
Neillsville
T. C. Melihattan
Muscoda
Silas
Heck
Richfield
Tarr
Ey Tghlin
M‘ Laughlin
Skillo
Kaiser Mfc CO
Kaiser
New York City
IND
Jellycon
Ancus Watsch
Vay
JeeLye
Rere
Leo Mal
Bouilsa
Grace Frazer
Mary. Cole
Samantha B. Humphrey
Matt
Jessie Johnson
Miss McIntosh
Columbia County
J. W. Greenman
Rudolph McChesney
Mrs. Hess
Prof
George Hess
Clear Lake
Wrs
A. H. Johnson
Marguerite Hartl
Theresa Baiers
Minneapolis
Cameron
Wm. Bruley
Wm. Zenner
Weilbecker Bros
Trossen
Mé Leeshliny
Aetapto Itte
Munn
Scientific American
Munn & Co
Bravich Omes
St. Washington
D.C
Congria
Yale
Armer
Lasore
Hussseumes
Botterife
Buntalo
Pittsburgh
Bobr
New York World
New
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