Political ticket listing state and county offices
Subscription price listed at 1.50 per year. Republican ticket names many candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general railroad commissioner insurance commissioner superintendent of public instruction and local posts including the tenth district congressman state senator assembly member county clerk treasurer register of deeds clerk of court sheriff district attorney superintendent of schools county surveyor coroner and others across Rhinelander Grand Rapids Seneca Marshfield Pittsville Auburndale and related towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wernstrr E. Brown
Rhinelander
J. C. Winterman
Grand Rapids
Frank A. Capy
Jacob Searls
Seneca
E. A. Urns
Marshfield
Cras
A. PopawiLtz
Marshfield Street Carnival Notes and Local Politics
Marshfield hosted a lively street carnival with red ink marked headlines and a lighthearted nudge at politics. The Wisconsin GOP favors stable county leadership, while Karl Mathie’s stance on beauty for teachers draws controversy among education circles amid strong lumber and logging sector signals.
Wisconsin coal strike and election era tensions discussed
The piece notes high winter wages for loggers in the north and scarce labor, with coal supply concerns and likely limited state action before November. It critiques Governor La Follette’s campaign, contrasts Republican strength, and weighs a constitutional amendment on electing the state superintendent and appointing county superintendents. It also covers deer hunting safety debates and calls for action to prevent hunter accidents.
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Thhe
Republican Party
LaFollette
Harmony
Radical deer policy sparks safety vs. sport debate
The article argues that only total removal of deer in the state would curb killings during the open season, noting last year’s more than twenty shooting deaths and unsafe conditions for livestock. It cites a Minnesota coroner’s policy to prosecute accidental shootings, while warning against biased prosecutions, and urges prioritizing human safety over hunting interests. It also recounts a quirky list of historical figures born and died on the same day.
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St. Louis County
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Dinner Table Language Across Regions and Appetites
The piece notes regional dining phrases such as New England hosts saying table spread, southern sisters ordering the table lay, and Nova Scotia’s lay the table, with urban hosts simply announcing dinner is served. It adds that malic acid in ripe apples neutralizes excess chalky matter from meat and that fresh fruits and juices become alkaline, countering stomach acidity.
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New England
South
Nova Scotia
United States
Fragmented Romantic Dialogue Snippet
A distorted excerpt shows Safer Too speaking of love and a kiss between Lover-One and Lover-Oh. The lines hint at a tension around promises and propriety within a fragile romantic exchange.
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Carmeel
Clumsy Butcher Complains of Slipping Fingers
The Philadelphia Record quotes a clumsy butcher saying his fingers feel awkward and slow. He jokes this clumsiness helps him manage customers and explains it as a factor in his wealth.
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Philadelphia
Mustache Mockery Across Love and Self Image
A New York News lament humorously notes how a young man tires of tenderly nursing a fragile upper lip stubble as his girlfriend questions why he does not grow a mustache. The piece then wryly observes that people notice others’ faults more readily than their own.
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Charley
Directors and Officials Touted in International Finance Notices
A fragmented list mentions Directors W D Connor HL Nrats Mich Steinmetz FP N Christensen E E Winch E M Deming 0 G Lindemann as cashiers in a US Europe driven draft sales network. References to drafts sold on all paints and time deposits imply a financial or banking related notice with safety deposit box terms and tent mb reasonable et bhe.
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W.D, Connor
NRATS
MICH
Steinmetz
N. Christensen
E, E, Winch
E. M. Deming
G. Lindemann
Cashier
United States
Europe
Triercat
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the Marshfield Times
Williams & Bailey
Robert M. la Forrette
James O. Davipson
Secretary of State— Water
Dr. Hovsne
Joan J. Kesre
L. F. Sturdervant
Joan W. Tomas
Zeno M. Host
Public Instruction
C. A. Cary
E. S. Renne
Joan J. Ener
Trev. W. Bragray
Roxsert Morris
L. W. Pitts
Arpin
Pittsville
Tacos Lusk
Auburndale
Tynes
Chilton Times
Democratic
Thomas Lipton
Lipton
Banco
Wood County
Karl Mathie
Wausau
Wisconsin Valley
Mississippi Valley
David
Rose
Washington
Milwaukee
Frank
Pennsylvania Avenue
Baumgaertner
Baningserter
Milwaukee Sentinel
Shakespeare
Raphael Legion Urbins
Sir Thomas Browne
Missouri
New York News
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First National Bank
Marshfield, Wie
Adam
Have
Utomeer
de Brose
Bow
L. Reese
Cashi Foun Seubert
Feataat Cashier
Adem Hofer
A. Sexton Wim
Crimetor L, Td
J. W. Cameron Thos
Daly Leander Cheate
Whig Bank
American National Bank OF
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Connor
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Thomas
E. Nelson
Proprietor
Wis
J. Lundgren
Outter
Qolf Gloves
Gents
Bec Oc Soc
Pipi Sorishels
Autumen
Peter J. Kraus
Two Rivers, Wis
Louis Baumann
William Hirth
Uueriom
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Ofice
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Davis Business University
Fint National Bank Building
Wausau, Wis
Vales
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R. E. Davis
Wausao, Wis
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