Times Opens Columns for Wilson Campaign Fund Drive
The Times announces it will raise funds for Woodrow Wilson’s national campaign under Democratic committee authorization. Readers may contribute at the office and receive a lithographed receipt from Treasurer Wilbur W. Marsh. the campaign seeks to exceed 100,000 in contributions, reflecting the public support of the party.
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Woodrow Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Wilbur W. Marsh
National Committee
Democratic Party
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Times
We Are Invaded The Atlantic Fleet Defeated
The message declares a dramatic naval disaster with the Atlantic squadron wiped out by a red fleet convoying transports and landing on Long Island. It notes a shift from humorous speculation to stark recognition of a real defeat and urges stronger sea defense.
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Long Islan
War game broadens view beyond Atlantic guardian idea
The war game this year provides officers and men with grand scale maneuvers and, perhaps, reduces the fixation on the Atlantic as the sole guardian of safety. The exercise is seen as a broader measure that aids national defense, as reflected in the Chicago Herald.
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Chicago Herald
Figures From Mr Varney Public School Report 1916 Wood County
Items from the annual report to the state superintendent detail Wood County public schools for the year ending June 30 1916. It notes 7541 school age residents, 105 schools with 142 teachers, and enrollments across rural graded and high schools totaling 2983. It lists attendance days, costs by school type, and average salaries for male and female teachers.
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Grand Rapi Yn
Iuris
Burs Jul
Ruralkending
Grand Rapids
Marghfield
Paroch Heals
Ara
Wisconsin seeks closed season to save prairie birds
The Stevens Point Journal reports hunters agree Wisconsin birds are scarce after a harsh winter and ice storm. A closed season for partridges and prairie chickens is proposed to allow recovery, with a push to urge legislature action at the upcoming session.
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Wisconsin
Stevens Point Journal
Constipation the Father of Many Ills
A short health notice highlights constipation as the source of many ailments. It advises keeping bowels regular to avoid issues and promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as a laxative that also boosts appetite and digestion. Available widely.
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Chamberlain
Advertised Letters for Week Ending September 25 1916
List of names includes Ileidhere Henry Helms Miss Clara Jones Mrs I M Murphy Mrs J Pelzrer Miss Anna. Local post office notes these letters as unclaimed and awaiting pickup during the week ending September 25 1916.
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German American voters and Hughes confrontation in 1916
The Marathon Times argues German American voters should not be swayed by partisan appeals from Hughes supporters. It criticizes Republican campaigns for courting German voters with anti German or pro British rhetoric while Hughes remains silent on neutrality. It asserts Wilson has protected neutrality and deserves re election in November.
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Germany
Central States
England
Nun
Moby
Erklacre
Roe
Siey
Childhood Upsets and Home Care for Feverish Children
A Wisconsin health bulletin advises small children with fever or upset stomachs to rest in bed and avoid food. Parents should provide cool rooms, limit light, and wait for bowel and stomach recovery before resuming meals. It warns that improper care leads to severe illness and even death in some cases.
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John
Oncy
University of Wisconsin Health Bulletin
Fragmented Wisconsin News Snippets on Weather and Politics
The clippings reflect brief editorial quips and public notes from Appleton Stevens Point Milwaukee Athens and Wausau. Items reference weather comparisons speeches about politics schooling and a looming infantile paralysis outbreak with calls for medical progress.
Notice to Hunters on Local Ranches
A verse from the Medford Star News by Truax for the Yellow River Bunch warns hunters on ranches to avoid shooting cattle and to be cautious with rifles or shotguns. It cautions against buck fever and describes deer fleeing from gunfire while cattle stay calm eating hay.
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Medford
Closed Season Plea For Wood County Game Birds
A Pittsville Record item reports calls for a closed season on grouse and prairie chickens in Wood County and nearby areas following severe winter losses. It notes prior petitions and a legislative closing, with expectations of auctions for remaining game birds except ducks and geese.
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Wood County
Pittsville
Isaac B. Witter Campaign Praised in Grand Rapids Adverts
The article hails Isaac B. Witter of Grand Rapids for state senate as a model of old style “advertising pays” campaigns. It credits honest straightforward messaging, open record, and a clean business history as backers, noting his existing office and renomination prospects.
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Isaac B. Witter
Grand Rapids
Campin
Political faction power in combined counties victory noted
The Pittsville Racord notes a victory for the country press and for Mr. Witter in leveraging its influence. It highlights the representative of a political faction powerful in the combined counties and states the faction’s county is more Republican than Wood.
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Wood
Country
Witter
Pittsville
Great Sport and the Editor’s Busy Life
A viewpoint from the Athens Record on the editor’s role in a newspaper office and the varied reactions of readers. It celebrates loyal supporters who boost the paper, pay subscriptions, and contribute to community improvement while noting the many types who prompt lively editorial dynamics.
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Athens
Athens Record
This Will Interest Mothers Powders for Children
A historical ad promotes Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for children. It claims relief from feverishness headaches teething disorders and upset stomach with fast action against colds in 24 hours. It cites widespread use by mothers over 20 years and offers free samples by mail from Mother Gray Co Le Roy.
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