Intervention in Mexico Fears War Hardships and Guerrilla Tactics
In a wary tone the author argues that U S intervention in Mexico would unleash war like Sherman era battles. They warn Mexican forces combine Spanish Indian and white elements and would employ guerrilla tactics such as ambushes and night attacks, predicting a rough, long conflict.
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Mexico
Sherman
Phillipines
Pass It On a An exchange quotes a Kansas visit and poems
An exchange reports a man in Kansas carried a wagon inscription ridiculing Colorado and stagnation and Wisconsin’s appeal. A Marshfield correspondent replies with a Wisconsin letter exaggerating dry weather and tall tales, including a melted giant, a near-drowning kerosene tank incident, and humorous regional contrasts.
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Colorado
Wisconsin
United States intervention in Mexico and the cost
The text argues that if intervention is required it should be decisive and thorough to ensure a strong constitutional government in Mexico. It asserts the regular army aided by state guards and volunteers could be mobilized, the navy would guard sea ports, and the United States would bear its share of the costs under President Wilson’s policy.
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Washington
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Wilich
Mexico
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Election Eve Hopes For Concrete Roads And Turkey
A fragment notes a city election in two weeks and Thanksgiving plans amid a turkey shortage. It observes changing electioneering methods over summers and urges residents to stay in town on November 26 to vote.
Making Good on New Soil
Wisconsin immigration commissioner B G Packer publishes a booklet titled Making Good on New Soil to guide aspiring settlers. The pamphlet highlights advantages of Wisconsin and is urged for distribution to all prospective settlers.
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B. G. Packer
Wisconsin
Wiscon sin land policy critique targets western settlers
A pamphlet decries federal land exploitation by land agents and a Chicago Tribune linked effort, arguing Wisconsin offers superior land values. It questions irrigated districts and water certainty, praising Wisconsin timber and cheap farms, supporting immigration officials and urging Wisconsin to gain national prominence instead of costly, uncertain western land.
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Cotcage Tribune
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Wisconsin State Board of Immigration
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Political Storms and a Quiet Life on the Graynwood Branch
Governor Upham faces political storms likened to Mississippi weather while a quiet life may involve travel on the Graynwood branch. The United Commercial Travelers boast a robust Marshfield presence and plan a royal welcome for next year’s state convention, seeking strong support from local businessmen.
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All A Mistake Carl Claims Embezzlement Charge Is False
L B Carl, confined on embezzlement charges over an electric lift fund, left Marshfield on bail after declaring no embezzlement occurred and vowing to make any shortage good if found. He asserts the matter is a mistake and anticipates full exoneration on thorough investigation. The Times invites subscribers to view the type-setting machine at its office.
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Important to Mothers Castoria Reminder
Important notice to mothers to examine every bottle of Castoria carefully as a safe and effective remedy for infants and children, ensuring it meets quality and safety expectations. The message emphasizes vigilance in choosing Castoria products for young patients.
Retired leaders discuss labor future amid Milwaukee note
The article recalls Comper John Mitcrell leaving the American Federation of Labor and notes the era of respected honesty in American affairs. It mentions Milwaukee dynamite rumors, long-distance wanderings, Panama canal gun readiness, a growing teachers association, and diplomat trends, concluding with remarks from Richard Croker about New York's mayor.
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Clean Up the Bowels and Keep Them Clean
Physicians urge proper cure for habitual constipation and highlight Dr Miles Laxative Tablets as a gentle, candy tasting remedy. Advertises 25 doses for 25 cents with a money back guarantee if unsatisfactory. Miles Medical, 601 Elkhart, Ind.
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