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Newspaper
Marshfield Times
Location
Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1894
Page
5
Voters are urged to back Major Upham and the Republican ticket as campaigns run strong. Notes mention local names, shuttle votes, and public events while warning against misleading campaign reports and urging turnout next Tuesday.
We Vaughn and wife of Wogan were in the city on Tuesday. Davis and wife of iehfeld were shopping there last Tuesday. John Felter, Richfield’s son of tit, shook hands with many here last Tuesday. Young, grand lecturer of the grand lodge J. and A. M. of Wisconsin, was in the city Friday. T. W. Dempsey went to Chicago Wednesday to take a store room position with Sam Lee company Tron. Joe O. Marsh of Spoleville and Mrs Shulton, next sheriff of Clark county, were mentioned. Water in the vote on Tuesday.
A Democratic introduced measure seeks to ban scrip and store orders and require cash wages by the tenth of each month. John Ringle chaired the State Affairs Committee which reported the bill without action, then killed it on April 10, 1893, leaving Democrats in a favorable position to oppose coupon scrip.
The Stevens Point Journal quotes a query from October 27 1804 asking how farmers of Portage County and Wood County view a certain doctrine and noting Mr Barnes has no further opportunity to vote away their interests.
Me Larnes current congressman from this area spoke to a small Wednesday evening crowd. The talk faulted Democratic campaign rhetoric as myth and praised farmers workers and business interests. Reference was made to claims about shipping, the German bill and alleged farm losses tied to legislation in Congress.
The Democratic candidate for Congress in this district, Lyman Ja thes, criticized the free list and warned he would vote against it. He attacked agricultural product protection as humbug, stating the issue amounts to nothing. The remarks were delivered at the Central City Opera House.
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