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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1916

Page

7

Marshfield City Election Set for April 4 1916

Notice states a City Election will be held in Marshfield on April 4 1916 to choose officers. The certified candidates are listed below each office title in their respective columns.

Marshfield

Instructions for Voters on Ballot Handling and Assistance

The text outlines how voters receive endorsed ballots, mark them in private booths, and return them for counting. It covers ballot correction limits, use of unofficial aids, handling by officials, disability assistance, and oath provisions, plus a facsimile of the official ballot and marking method.

Voting Instructions for Wood County Wisconsin Ballots 1916

The county clerks issue rules for polling place entries. Voters receive endorsed ballots, retire to booths alone, and mark by cross. Ballots for delegates limit four at large and two district delegates. overvotes invalidate. Presidential choices may appear on delegate ballots. Judicial ballots elect a Supreme Court justice. other terms expire. If spoiled, return and receive a new ballot, up to three per voter. Five minutes in booth. Memoranda may be allowed.

United States Secretary of State the Supreme Court Wm. H. Timlin

Ballot Instruction for Judicial Election Marking

Ballot guidance explains placing a cross in the square beside a candidate name to vote or writing any name in the proper space if no mark is made. The instruction emphasizes selecting a candidate and marking the ballot accordingly.

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City OF Matt Wright W. S. Albright Fred Warsinski Jacob Wilhelm Adam Guckenberger Joseph Pflum C. E. Blodgett Dumas H. Buchmiller Chris Witt D. J. Harney Michael Wagner First Ward Second Ward Third Ward South End Fourth Ward Fifth Ward North End Sixth Ward John Seubert Wood County Wisconsin Wis John Doe John Dee Party National Wm. J. Schimmelpfenning H. Normington Petey Erry Christes Alain Olete Ambiaads Stein Grand Rapids, Wis Wood For Justice of the Supreme Amet Tin Judicial Court Hale Eiseas
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