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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1915
Page
6
Office of City Clerk advises electors that a city election will be held in Marshfield on April 6 1915. Nominated candidates for each office certified to the clerk will be listed under each title in the official columns.
This fragment presents voting rules including ballot handling, who may guide marking, replacement ballots limits, and assistance for readers or disabled voters. It notes the process for folding and returning ballots, and mentions oath administration for disability and a sample official ballot text. It also includes brief unrelated clippings about local politics and appointments.
Ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal tonic to restore vigor, with H. E. Bucklen & Co claiming it keeps the stomach in order and boosts appetite. A customer from Kirkland, Illinois, testifies it cured exhaustion after illness and that she keeps the remedy in the house and recommends it to others.
Public ballot question asks whether the Common Council should authorize a gas works and service for Marshfield. Voters consider franchise grant or city ownership and the building of plant and connections by the city.
John Seubert city clerk certifies the declared nominees for Marshfield Wisconsin's municipal election to be held April 6 1915. Polls open at 6 a m and close at 8 p m in city hall rooms for each ward including council room old electric light office general assembly room fireman's assembly room municipal court room and north south and other ends. The notice is dated March 23 1915 in Marshfield Wood County Wisconsin.
A wealthy merchant conceals a failed Yokohama firm by using a banker in a ruse. He offers a list of ten Yokohama names and secretly learns that only one is genuine, the rest being fictitious. The banker reluctantly complies, but the merchant exposes the scheme and wins the financial edge.
Marshfield attorneys and railroad men react as A Hayes of Milwaukee, general counsel for the Soo Line, is said to be planning a United States Senate bid two years ahead. Hayes, Oshkosh Normal School graduate, Oshkosh Steel Construction president, and former special assistant to ex Governor McGovern as Milwaukee district attorney, has spoken at local railroad commission hearings. Come in and look out the jailor said to the crook.
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