Bryan Opposes Wilson Defense Plan in Public Statement
Former Secretary Bryan sharply opposes President Wilsons national defense policy in a formal statement after reading the presidents address at the Manhattan Club. He argues the program is a departure from tradition, risks peace, imposes taxes, and fuses emphasis on preparation with a dangerous, prowar stance. He urges restraint and warns of harm to hemispheric relations and Democratic unity.
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Washington
Bryan
Wilson
Manhattan Club
Congress
Europe
Western
Latin America
United States
Democratic Party
Sherry News Highlights Local Visits and Church News
Sherry residents and visitors figure in a busy week with shopping in Marshfield, German Lutheran church activities, and school improvements. New arrivals George Powell and family moved in from Iowa. Northwest Collegiate Institute notes a literary society meeting and new officers. Several residents travel to Grand Rapids and Waupaca for winter plans, with church socials, studies, and local improvements mentioned.
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Sherry
Davis
Herman Jantz
Frank Parks
Marie Davis
Marshfield
Ladies Aid Society
The
German Lutheran Church
August Bent
George Powell
Iowa
Marewell
Hazel Parks
Clarente Sommers
Professor Grange
Marshyfield
Ezra Newey
Isaac Thomas
Solomon
Benjamin
Milladore
Presbyterian Church
Literary Society of the Northwest Collegiate Institute
Church J
Tred Becker
J. J.j
Grand Rapids
George Dille
Waupaca
I. Parks
Muth
John Parks
Bert Swezee
Fragments of Sentiment Across Economic and Social Measures
The fragment notes a multifaceted shift in public mood, suggesting that the sentiment of the masses cannot be pinned to a single standard. It hints at divergence between economic, social, and religious indicators as influencing factors.
Town Notes from Rock Illinois Domestic News and Local Meetings
Ira Morrison called on Mrs. Minnie Kidder. Albert Paulson shipped cattle from Lindsey. Roy Clark and Loren Randall returned from the west. Verdina Timmer of Chili did carpentry for Will Hart. Mrs. Herbert Brooks and Mrs. Oral Mercer visit from Idaho. Lindsey M. E. will meet Mrs. John Anderson next Thursday. A late night auto ditching near McTinnes farm required Joseph Florence and a team to recover. Lincoln Mission Circle met at Rev. O’Hara’s with thanks to the O’Haras, about thirty present. Next meeting December 2 at Mrs. Perry Morrison’s.
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Rock
Ira Morrison
Minnie Kidder
Albert Paulson
Lindsey
Roy Clark
Loren Randall
West
Verdinand Timmer
Chili
Will Hart
Herbert Brooks
Oral Mercer
Idaho
Lindsey M. E
John Anderson
McTinnes Farm
Joseph Florence
Lincoln Mission Circle
Frank O'Hara
Richfield Items Promote Church and Community Events
Richfield news notes John and Hugh Phillips visiting Illinois relatives and an auto trip to Granton Sun ny. A temperance rally and Sunday school are planned at Frank Henbest's on November 14 with Rev. Dewey of Grand Rapids leading a school house meeting in district No. 7. E. E. Noble is home recovering, Maitly visitors from Argon, thanks to donors for Holstein sale, Laura Bradley mentioned, and condolences to her family. News on social center at G N Hill, church progress, and Walter Miner starting a Marshfield blacksmith shop.
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Richfield
John
Hugh Phillips
Illinois
Mike
Zenner, Dorrity
William
Roy Burhopp
Granton
Sunny
Frank Henbest
Rev. Dewey
Grand Rapids
E. E. Noble
Maitly
Argon
G. N. Hill
Alice
Beulah Gadson
Lester Noble
Social Center Club
Kelly
Grandpa Everson
George Reader
Carl Leudthke
Milwaukee
H. A. Knapton
Barron County
Walter Miner
Marshfield
August Walters
Lindsey
Frank Belton
Laura Bradley
Day Thompson
Milton Junction
Sale of Holsteins nets large amount
A lengthy sale listing Holsteins and buyers with prices, plus notes on team standings and football results. The document catalogs bids from William Klemme, J. T. Rie, T. Elliott, and others, with prices ranging from 40 to 210 dollars, followed by regional school team notes and assorted results across multiple games and colleges.
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William Klemme
Strat
Enewei Rer
William Klewne
Strat- Keehn
Thorp Keehn
Thorp James O'Connell
Hat
J. T. Rie
Rozellyslte Mn
J. Sharlock
Hancock
Agite T. Elliott
Bethell
Dandion
Aspiracsd
Janesville
Edanklan Pees
Igerton
Monroe
den Hein Bavermane Gol
Madi
Ele
Petrick
Godcon
D. Putter
Neill
I. Ea
Mason
Phee Goigg
Charles Deidrich
Athens
Detrich
Utid
Jeffer
Auburndale
Loyal
Granton
See Meyers
Colby
E. R. Wonser
Ray Stanley
Ville
Neillsville
H. M. Jones
M. Jones
E. A. Soles
Grantor
Garrett Hughes
Stratford
BF. McMillan
McMillan
F. McMillan
B. F. McMillan
B. F
J. Mike Dorst
Edward Caan
T. D. Taylor
Former Marshfield Men Making Good
Menominee High School remains the upper peninsula football champion for the sixth straight year. They issued a challenge to Detroit Central High, aiming to prove superiority across the state. The team, averaging about 145 pounds, relies on a fast open offense and a stout defense. Coaches Hedgecock and Hub Huebel receive much credit for the season’s success.
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Menominee
Mich
Menominee High School
Upper Peninsula
Detroit Central High School
Marquette
Stambaugh
Charles Hedgecock
Knox
College
Herbert
Hub) Huebel
University of Michigan
Mill Creek News Briefs and Local Notes
Renn Ault seeks a new rental as his former farm owner plans to move. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Martin Fransen at City Point. Mrs. Fransen is the former Margaret Curtin. The Wundrow and Gallatin families rode to Wausau to inspect Equity's packing plant. Hewitt Lutherans begin three new sheds around the church. Mrs. Emil Ohm shopped in Marshfield. Jennie Schill visited Grand Rapids to see her brother.
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Martin Fransen
City Point
Fransen
Margaret Curtin
Theodore Wundrow
Melvin
Casper Gallatin
Wausau
Wundrow
Equity
Hewitt
Emil Ohm
Marshfield
Jennie Schill
Grand Rapids
Local News Brief From Hewitt and Area
William Hopp purchased a new Ford automobile in Hewitt Wisconsin. Frank Cramer and Math Kautza returned Saturday from a two month trip to the Panama Exposition in San Francisco and other points.
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Bowitt
Wis
William Hopp
Frank Cramer
Math. Kautza
San Francisco
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