Underwood backs Wilson in Erie interview
Milwaukee man Fred D. Underwood president of the Erie declares for Wilson’s re election. He says Wilson did not play politics in railroad eight hour day measures and praises his fairness in appointing defense study and national defense committees. He faults misrepresentations by brotherhoods and supports the eight hour law and progressive acts while cautioning on prosperity through policy rather than parties.
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National Committee
Fred D. Underwood
The
Erie
Underwood
Wilson
Milwaukee
Brotherhoods
Washington
Committee of National Defense
Petil
United States
Republican Party
Richfield Community Notes and Local Moves
Rev. Dewey held a schoolhouse gathering in Richfield last week and plans another for this week. The Buds of Promise club formed at district 7 with officers: President Glad, Vice-president Homer, secretary Avia Miner, treasurer Carrol Thomas, reporter Mac Williams. Families H C Atkins and Gadsons are updating farms and homes. Local residents attended the Grand Rapids institute. Charles Dieter trades property with Gottlieb Lenhert and plans to return. Willing Workers meet October 26, Rev M B Fraser attended the M W Pember auction. Gail Gadson now at Stratford. John Gadson works on church basement. Merle Turdle renovates the Klondike store interior.
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Dewey
Disay
Hyersane
Richfield Richfield
Mondy
Glad
Homer Eve Tary
Aivia Miner
Carrol Thomas
Mac Williams
H. C. Atkins
Teiuchester
Floyd
Alice Miner
Lillian Miller
Treda Knapton
Institute
Grand Rapids
Charles Dieter
Big City
Gottlieb Lenhert
C. Carpenter
M. B. Fraser
Colfax
M. W. Pember
Gail Gadson
Stratford
John Gadson
Merle Turdle
Klondike
Mill Creek Bridge Reopens and Local News
Mill Creek October 283 report notes the new Milly Creek bridge at Thomas Horns place is open for traffic again. Albert Sehill painted the bridge the second time last Monday. Thomas Horn bought a horse at the Pember auction in Richfield on Wednesday. Mrs Thomas Horn and daughter Mary were near the Xie Simons family Sunday afternoon. Hank Seidel and son Fred went to Marshfield Saturday on business and shopped at Henry Roplein of Auburndale Sailor at Thomas Horns place evening. Mill Creek October 2L Mr and Mrs Simon were in Marshfield on business Tuesday. Charles Seidel and son William hauled ten nus of wood to Marshfield last any rank Seidel and Louis Neumann worked on the road last week. Tike Schiforl attended the ywrebien exle at the round barn in Md ald Tuesday and brought 2 bull Nick Foix hired a new driv and was in Marshfield Warne business, Anton and John Neumann Jr took to Marshfield Wednesday. Jence Wondrow was a business caller at Hewit Wednesday.
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Mill Creek
Milly Creek
Thomas Horn
Albert Sehill
Richfield
Mary
Xie Simon
Hank Seidel
Fred
Marshfield
Henry Roplein
Auburndale
M Simon
Charles Seidel
William
Seidel
Louis Neumann
Tike Schiforl
Ywrebien Exle
Round Barn
MD Ald
Nick Foix Han
Warne
Anton
John Neumann, Jr
Jence Wondrow
Hewit
Mohle Family Takes Manitowoc Trip in New Auto
Mr and Mrs Ale pert Schulty visited Manitowoc in their new car Friday while Albert Hunter, Ree? ed Wiliam West Sunita joined a dance at John Regel's home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Peter Heckel and son John visited Sherwood friends, traveling by aura. Mary Gropp remains confined at home with illness. Jake Gropp and Ed Caan reported waning bees this week. Much of the worn big year is teu soft Tor seed orgs Visite.
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Mohle
Ale Pert Schulty
Manitowoc
Albert’ Hunter
Ree
Ed Wiliam West
Wedding of Miss Tillie Wagner and Mr John Durst
Mrs Andrew Cattinger and children of Crandon visited Hewitt and attended the wedding of Miss Tillie Wagner to Mr John Durst at the town Catholic church in Marshfield on October 24. The celebration followed at the bride’s parents home Mr and Mrs B Wagner. George Ley and family moved to Marshfield for the winter. Joseph Wenzel left for Sherry to work as a renter for a day or two. Francis Durst attended a directors meeting at Farmer's Co operative Bank at Wausau on Monday.
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Ley
Joseph Wenzel
Sherry
Frank J. Durst
Marsh
F. X. Durst
Francis Durst
Farmer's Co-operative Backne Company
Wausau
Voting Instructions From Historic Ballot Language
Voter enters, receives a ballot stamped by both ballot clerks, then votes alone in a booth. Marking rules allow party cross marks for all candidates, or individual marks for select candidates. Presidential electors and questions follow similar mark and erase options. Assistance permitted for illiterate or disabled voters with oath possible. ballot handling and secrecy emphasized.
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Shimrom
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