A Man of Facts on Bryanism at Republican Meeting
A Republican meeting last Wednesday in a large warehouse drew about 200 attendees. A. Dickinson of Superior, a life long Democrat, argued that Bryanism threatened the nation, presenting statistics to show the silver platform would harm all classes and urging Democratic support to defeat Bryan. John Geme introduced Dickinson, praising Chicago delegates and the Democratic principles. The Powers millinery firm has renamed to Mrs. Powers & Co.
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Cleowicily
Fon
A. Dickinson
Superior
Chicago
Balge
Bryan
Dickinson
John Geme
Fat Men's Ball Gams at Driving Park Exhibition Warms Rapids Victory
A humorous report of a mud packed friendly ball game at Driving Park between Grand Rapids and Marshfield, noting a chaotic scene on arrival, playful insults, and a 32 to 83 score for Grand Rapids. Clancy hit a home run. multiple players on both sides are listed with amusing mishaps and injuries.
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Grand Rapids
Hangs & Tale
Andnesa
Rapids
Bruas Yand
Grand
Ian
Largo
Maple Street
Central Avenue
Tom Mersh
Marshfield
Valeri
Feu
Uuniest
Louis Mangeld
Jimmy Faddeo
Matsufield
Gnand Rapids
A. Gustafson
Wick Thomas
Wm. Albright
A. Menier
G. Marx
Ole Olson
T. Mangold
A. Nash
L. Baumann
Ed. Hayes
Kretsch
Weld
Marx
Ube
Scheibe
Louis Baumann
Lefy
Gastefson
Albright
Clancy
Registration Drive Urges Voters to Register at Once
The board of registration held its first meeting in the city’s ward and urged immediate voter registration. The article notes low turnout and stresses a key question. Registrations must be completed before the next deadline on October 7 with another board meeting set for later.
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Board of Registration
Warehouse Stock Purchased By Vollmar and Voelker Co
The Vollmar and Voelker Co now own the warehouse built by local business men east of the Depot. They acquired possession by purchasing the stock and plan to move the building to Nuaply Street. The firm aims to be ready for business in about ten days with a special sale at Mi ffault and Kamps October 12 13 and 14.
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Vollmar & Voelker Co
Marghifigid «& Southeastern
Buiding
Nuaply Street
Mi Ffault & Kamps
Two Republican Speakers Planned for Milwaukee Voters
Notice from the State Central Committee announces two Republican speakers will address voters in Big City next week. Hon. W. G. Williams, long-time Milwaukee district attorney, speaks Tuesday night October 10. On Thursday evening October 13, Hon. John J. Esch of La Crosse speaks. Citizens urged to attend and bring funds for the wigwam beating.
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State Central Committee
Bhig
Loth
W. GC
Williama
Citorbey
Milwaukee
John J. Esch
LaCrosse
Botk
Political endorsements and plans for a Dutch colony near Marshfield
The article promotes Republican county nominees as honest and capable for two more years, urging voters to study their records. It also reports on D. D. Wis and Will iams’s plans to establish a Dutch colonial settlement near Marshfield, potentially 1,500 Hollanders, with Williams negotiating land deals and options on nearby tracts. It mentions a district attorney Williams owning a pacer horse that actions a 2:20 pace, and trainer efforts to develop the horse for racing.
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Wood County
Assembly
Coronrt
D. d. Wis
Chicago
Willama
Marshfield
Mer
Williams
Big Land Deal Between Wisconsin Lumber Firms
A Necedah to Avan tur Wis. dispatch reports Lyman Lumber Co. sold all standing timber in Wood county, spanning thousands of acres, to John Arpin Lumber Co. of Arpin. Lyman Co. had been a major Necedah industry for about fifteen years. the land sale ends their timber season. Arpins will sow the logs on the purchased land in the county, with Mer deudah’s loss seemingly as their gain.
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Wisconsin
Lymn Lumber Co
Wood County
John Arpin Lumber Co
Arpin
Lyman Co
Merdeudah
Weekend sale catalogue with shoes and fabrics
Special inducement for Friday and Saturday includes 50 pieces of Lonsdale Bleached Sheeting and a large range of ladies wear. Offers 54 inch all wool novelty dress flannels marked down from 90 cents per yard. Kid shoes from $1.98 to 3.50 per pair with sizes limited. Men’s Cordevan shoes and heavy working shirts priced for the sale to clear stock.
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Lonsdale
PBC
Congress
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Cloak Sale
Tiffault & Kamps
Jackels + Capes
Man
Tina
Brionds Powers
Mra
MD. Powers & Co
Fat Men’s Ball Gams
Yoto
Ie Pacer
Mr. Williams
Cube Root
John KR. Gentry
Spencer
District Aturney
Ophams
Cee Galge
Peepee
Uphams
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