Antwerp Fall Shifts European War Front Plans
The article notes Belgium's fall to German forces pushing from Belgium to the Scheldt, Antwerp as a naval pivot, Belgian troops retreating to Ostend to join Allied lines, and German potential use of Antwerp against France and Britain. It discusses naval blocks, submarine raids, and the uncertainty of German fleet action, while reflecting on misread forecasts about Paris and Berlin.
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Germany
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Wisconsin Progressives Reject Independent Governor Hopeful
The piece argues Wisconsin progressives should not back J. J. Blaine as an independent candidate for governor. It calls Blaine a symbolic goat for both parties and warns the electorate against voting to prove principles, stressing the slim chance of victory and the importance of choosing between Phripp or Karel in November.
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Wisconsin Progressives
J. J. Blaine
State Senate
Blaine
Wisconsin
Dave Rose
Phripp
Karel
Bryan to Visit Milwaukee Boosts Democratic Efforts
A brief notice reports Secretary of State Bryan will visit Milwaukee late this month to speak at the Northwestern Road Congress and aid Wisconsin Democrats. It notes Bryan’s stronger standing today than in prior campaigns and questions Governor candidate prospects alongside Karel’s principles and prohibition debates.
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Wisconsin
Bryan
Milwaukee
Karel
Wilson
Belgium’s Brave Record and a Wisconsin Election Cue
A reflective column notes Belgium’s independence in the face of conquest while shifting to themes of progress in agriculture and stock. It mentions upcoming Wisconsin governor election in two weeks, plus consideration of county tickets and voter decision.
Southern cotton crisis and wartime politics mix in 1920s reflection
Washington dispatch by J B Jones surveys Southern cotton woes and government limits on price control, urges root crops, notes Apple buy movement and postwar stamps debate, then shifts to US politics, anti trust, Wall Street influence, and Washington transit woes. It includes remarks on Ireland, Ireland, and President Wilson’s reshaping of policy as Congress Eyes a rest after six years of sessions.
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Washington, D. C
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Houston
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Southland
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Washington
Senate
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Roscoe Conkling
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Publish It When You Want a Fact to Be Known
Mrs. Joseph Kallens of Peru Indiana suffered from help ing stomach trouble and frequent headaches. She reports Chamberlain’s Tablets improved her digestion regulated her bowels and made her entirely well. For sale by All Dealers.
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Joseph Kallens
Peru
Chamberlain
Doctor Wyatt Offers Osteopathic Care in Neillsville Weekly
Dr B F Wyatt osteopathic physician lists Deming Building contact and Thursday visits in Neillsville. Hours and phone number noted for patient inquiries.
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B. F. Wyatt
Deming
Neillsville
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