Marshfield City Election Notice 1916 Instructions
A detailed notice to Marshfield electors for the April 4 1916 city election explains ballot handling voter secrecy and marking rules. It covers ballot issuance replacement limits marking methods writing in names not printed on the ballot and assistance for disabled voters. John Doe appears as an example candidate.
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Marshfield
First Ward
South End
Fourth Ward
Fifth Ward
North End
John Seubert
Wood County
Wisconsin
Wis
United States
Wood
Secretary of State
Ballot Instructions Describe Voter Process and Assistance Rules
The text outlines ballot issuance limits per voter, five minute voting time, use of unofficial aids, folding to hide marks while exposing endorsements, and ballot box submission. It details how voters interact with inspectors, and allows assistance for illiterate or physically disabled voters, with oath authority and election officers chosen by the voter. It ends with a facsimile of the official ballot.
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Presidene Cbticen
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City OF
Joseph Pflum
H. Buchmiller
F. H. Normington
John Eckes
Chris Witt
Hamilton Roddis
D. J. Harney
Frank P. Stauss
John Weister
Michael Wapner
John Doe
Frank Aigner
C. E. Blodgett
Dumas
Charles Marches
Wm. J. Schimmelpfenning
Party
George
A. Krasin
R. C. Hastings
Albert G. Felker
Matt Wright Sabee
Joseph Schindler
Albright Baat
Fred Wai
Jacob Wilhelm We
Adam Guckenberger
Pee Pees
Palytie
Sas
John Dog
John Doggie
Rand
Rapids
the Supreme Court
Wm. H. Timlin
For Justice of the Supreme
Mara John Doe
Gabe Shesyteeset
Vanntee