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Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1914

Page

4

Cheese Crisis Drives Federal Action Urge Congress Aid

Wisconsin cheese dealers urge Congress to intervene as European war disrupts cotton markets in the South. Telegrams from Marshfield firms cite declining cheese prices, unpaid Southern accounts, and a plan to pay 10 cents per pound on warehouse receipts to free cotton cash and revive cheese shipments nationwide.

Wisconsin Congress E. E. Browne M. C Washington, D. C P. J. Schaefer Co Hon M. G Washington, D.C C. E. Blodgett Cheese, Butter & Eye Company South England Marshfield

Substance Theme for Next Sunday Service

The Christian Science lesson titled Substance will be studied at Sunday morning services at 10 45 in the society hall within the Deming building. Visitors are welcome to attend.

Deming

New Faces Among Marshfield Teachers Open School Year Delayed

Marshfield begins new term with revised teaching staff as work on the McKinley building delays high school start. G. W. Otto returns. W. F. Smith and H. M. Sutter take physics and athletics roles. multiple changes across Washington Lincoln Grant Jefferson and deaf school staff.

Marshfield McKinley G. W. Otto C. BR. Isely Fort Atkinson W. F. Smith Galesburg, Ill H. M. Sutter St. Paul Edna Weber Madison D. W. Benfer Wolf Lake Ind Mae Curran Curran Morgia Mansur Alice Grover Edith Moore Frances Shattuck Theresa Miller Sauk City Edith Isely Munroe Mary Potter Racine Gertrude Hull Baraboo Kate Gwin Loyal Lincoln Nellie Tifft Washington School Hilda Ochlers Elroy Capitola Marth Rosa Bille Helen Klimke Greenwood Frances Tice Mary Gardner Edith Greenwood Emma Ziatwick Lydia Hamm Medford May Kearney Neenah Rachel Macomber New Lisbon Grant School Adeline Grimm Stevens Point Clara Barkow Marion Joseph Fritsch Anna Mason Eleanor Deanhardt Va McCune Whitewater Ethel Whittaker Julia Walters Neillsville Trene Hall Milwaukee Minnie Dufner Rice Lake Jefferson School Gladys Lally Jedna Wallen Henley Minn Orvilla Batler Medina Wis Lillian Anglim Anna Condon Jefferson Building

St John's School opens for registration and classes begin

St John's parochial school opened Monday for registration and classes began yesterday morning. Enrollment is reported large but the total is not yet announced. Last year 551 pupils were enrolled.

St. John's Parochial School

Fortnightly Musical Club Opens Season at Bailey Home

The Fortnightly Musical Club begins the year with a 3 PM Friday meeting at president Mrs. E S Bailey's home. The program includes Opera in Italy in the Nineteenth Century paper by Mrs. Pulling, a paper on music by Mrs. McMillan, a Rossini overture William Tell, singing by We are Singers, a Carnavale piece, a duet by Mrs Heath and Mrs Candy, and a paper on Music of Primitive and Savage Peoples by Miss Grover. Year books are to be distributed at this meeting.

E. S. Bailey Italy Rossini Migs McMillan Wnorns Heath Candy Grover

Total Primary Votes in 1912 Reported

The document lists total votes in the 1912 primaries with figures for Democratic contenders Schmitz Aylward and McGovern and Republican candidates Thompson Hill and Pro. It shows the overall Democratic and Republican totals, noting the distribution among the named figures.

Schmitz Aylward McGovern Thompson Soc Hill

Stevens Point Fair Promises Bigger Event Sept 8–11

The Stevens Point Fair will run September 8 through 11 featuring a record purse of 2400.00, a large field of fast horses, a troupe of trained seals, and numerous free attractions. Exhibits across all departments are expected to be filled to overflowing.

Stevens Point

Nominees for Congress in Eighth District

No party contest for the Eighth district congressional nomination. Democrats named Adelbert C. Schmidt of Wausau, Prohibition party selected Adolph R. Buckman of Norrie, Marathon county, Republicans renominated Edward E. Browne of Waupaca, and Curtis A. Saorman was the Social Democratic nominee.

Congress Democratic Party Adelbert C. Schmidt Wausau Prohibition Party Adolph R. Buckman Norrie Marathon County Republican Party Edward E. Browne Waupaca Social Democratic Party Curtis A. Saorman

Primary tickets nominated in Wood County primary tickets nominated

Wood County voters nominated candidates across parties in a local primary. Democratic officials listed include County clerk William T. Nobles and Sheriff Michael Griffin, with several county posts and district attorney D. D. Conway. Prohibition and Republican lines also show multiple nominees, including Assembly candidates and re nominated officials.

Wood County Democratic Party Shenenthi Tan Voe Juno Marshield William T. Nobles Grand Rapids Godrey Serwatzke Pittsville Michael Griffin Marshfield Ecourt Frank X. Grodee Nekoosa D. D. Conway Register of Deeds John A. Hoffmen Michael Krings Auburndale Republican Party George P. Humbrecht F. H. Eberhardt Nate Anderson Clifton W. Bluett Grant Rapids Albert B. Bever John Roberts E. E. Ames G. W. Severns

War Tax Affects Beer And Others

Democratic members of the ways and means committee near agreement on commodities for a 75 million dollar revenue to offset European war losses. Beer and fermented liquors likely taxed at 50 cents a barrel, wines 20 cents a gallon, medicines and soft drinks to raise about 20 million, whiskies to 1.25 a gallon total. Tobacco tax unlikely. autos and moving pictures discussed as new taxes.

Ways and Means Committee Wilson Europe Iter

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