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Newspaper

Marshfield Times

Location

Marshfield, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1916

Page

3

Our Country Quote on Foreign Nations and Duty

A historic quotation attributed to Stephen Decatur reads Our Country In her intercourse with foreign nations may she always be in the right but our country right or wrong. It reflects a stance on national loyalty and judgment during times of international engagement.

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Uncertain Senate Candidate Drift Sparks Primary Talk

Local observers discuss potential candidacy to replace Husting as reformists seek a bold move. Rumors swirl about Lafollette votes, party dynamics, and the fate of Jeffus while Dems and Republicans weigh their options. An election focus dominates despite unclear futures.

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Wilson and Labor: Wilson’s Rail Strike Action Examined

The News argues that President Wilson supports labor unions, citing his handling of a rail strike. It questions Governor Philipp’s response in Milwaukee, suggesting a test of his regard for workers and public interests during the dispute.

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Two Ways of Stealing in Moral Crime Contrast

Hurley Miner argues that society treats petty theft by the hungry as crime while tolerating or praising large-scale economic plunder by the rich. He questions ethical standards and urges consistency in condemning theft regardless of the thief’s status or motive.

Hurley Miner

Gasoline Macabre Muddle From Waurats Republican Post

A fragment notes a child named Tommy Green who vanished after going out one night by candle light to obtain gasoline. The terse item reflects a grim local occurrence as reported by the Waurats Republican Post.

Tommy Green Waurats

Blood Poisoning and Workplace Safety Lessons

A Milwaukee company faced tragedy after a fireman ignored a minor finger wound, leading to fatal blood poisoning. The incident spurred calls for stricter supervision and medical care, with other firms cited as paying full death claims when negligence appeared present. The report notes broader risks and cautions employers to enforce prompt wound care and recognition of injury.

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Hughes to Speak in Milwaukee on September 20

The Chilton Times reports campaign notes asking what Hughes would do if Germany entered Belgium. Questions focus on war decisions, Lusitania sinking, negotiations, and relations with Germany, linking views to Wisconsin voters ahead of a Milwaukee appearance.

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Maine a Poor Barometer Proves Thumbs Up for Republicans

The Waupaca Republican Post notes Maine called the barometer state for national trends. It recalls Maine rarely votes Democratic in presidential elections, only once in sixty years, while predicting Republicans will win in the coming fall.

Maine Waupaca Republican Post

Perfect Attendance Records Highlighted in Educational News Bulletin

A Wisconsin Educational News Bulletin reports students with flawless records across five to eight years, praising punctual and complete attendance. Names like Gralseiks and Dorothy Ansem appear, while concerns arise over district data accuracy and reporting consistency.

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Polluted water sparks citizen duty call on health

A readers' montage cites typhoid dangers from contaminated water, urging public action. Officials, neighbors, and a wary mother discuss the town’s water and health boards, while opinions critique civic duty and cost of inaction. A boy’s illness underscores the stakes amid broader debates on public safety and governance.

Divorces Granted to 3,412 in Wisconsin History

The Waupaca Republican Post cites state vital statistics showing 3,412 divorces granted, a peak after 1,721 in the prior year. It notes higher past years, mostly native-born couples, few children, and that in three of five cases the wife filed for separation.

Church of Vital Statistics Wisconsin Waupaca Republican Post

A Forgotten Republican Plank Unkept since 1896

Murray W Stand in the New York Times argues that the 1896 Republican platform pledged a national board of arbitration for interstate employer employee disputes. He notes the party, in power for sixteen more years, failed to act, making a railroad strike possible and blaming President for not delivering promises within weeks.

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How to Give Good Advice and Set a Good Example

How to give good advice by setting a strong example. Observing rapid recovery from a cold using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, others may imitate. The remedy has long been used and holds an excellent reputation. Obtainable everywhere.

Condensed Milk Firms Transfer New London Condensery

The National Condensed Milk company sold its New London condensery to Borden's Condensed Mills of New York for $50,000.

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