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Marshfield Times in Marshfield, Wisconsin

01 Nov 1916

Page 7

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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1916

Page

7

Federal Farm Loan Act praised by board and farmers

The Federal Farm Loan Board reports broad farmer and banker support after twenty seven hearings across the North and West. It details high costs and short terms of private loans, urges long term amortized credits up to six percent, and notes plans to establish twelve Farm Loan Districts and Federal Land Banks by January 1917 to boost rural credit and farm wealth.

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Republican editor backs Democrat candidates in Edgerton

An Edgerton Wisconsin letter dated October 19 1916 from a Progressive Republican urges voters to support Democratic candidates Burt Williams and Wilson, criticizing the Philipp administration for privilege laws and public rights erosion, while invoking Civil War era parallels to urge justice and fair play at the polls.

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Durant C. Gile Endorses Wilson in Eagle Letter

The Holgerton Eagle editor Durant C. Gile states he will vote for Wilson praising his leadership and calling for justice and opportunity for all Americans. He notes he speaks for himself and extends support to Wilson amid national and foreign policy considerations.

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Burt Williams for Governor in Wisconsin 1916 election

A Wisconsin State Journal editorial endorses Burt Williams for governor and Woodrow Wilson for president, contrasting Williams with Emanuel Philipp. It argues the Republican platform hides policy failures while praising Williams as progressive and focused on public welfare, schools, roads, and labor, urging voters to reject Philipp.

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One Great Issue To Be Met

Woodrow Wilson leads national debate on staying out of war and safeguarding prosperity. Critics argue future prosperity hinges on wartime conditions and question who would replace him if he falters. The piece weighs Wilson's judged foresight against potential rivals Hughes and Roosevelt.

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Federal Loan Board John Cudahy Durant C. Gile the Holgerton Eagie Philipp Crew Democratic Platform
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