The Watertown weekly leader. [volume] (Watertown, Jefferson County, Wis.) 1912-1917, 1915-11-23
WORLD HISTORY
is BEING MADE NOW
AR YOU.
KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH 1T?.
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rope. news OIL TREMENDOUS ILL.,
portance in being sent from each OF
the theatres of war every day.
The United States, indirectly, is
playing an important part in this
spectacular drama. Its part as the
greatest neutral power in the world is
as important as any of those in the
conflict
Relations between this country and
| those of Europe have several times
| been greatly strained and near the
! breaking point. On our own border
we are watching the development of
new government, in that turbulent
land of revolutionists-Mex
Every dispatch sent out from Wash
ington is of momentous Importance.
The great Associated Press, with
which The Evening Wisconsin is affili-
ated, has a correspondent in every
| city, town, village and hamlet in the
entire world Think what this means
| to you-the vast amount of important
news it gives you. The Associated
| Press connections with the greatest
news gathering organizations in the
world enables it to keep in touch with
every foreign government, every army
division in the great war, and in fact
every movement on land or sea.
It's thousands of employees in the
| United States enables it to give to the
readers Of The Evening Wisconsin
every article of interest within our
! own borders.
The Evening Wisconsin has it's own
correspondents in every county in
Wisconsin. It's state service is ex-
celled by no other paper, and equalled
by few.
A staff of trained writer's cover Mil
| Waukee and the surrounding territory.
Whether you live in farming or city
accurate market quotations. The
Evening Wisconsin enjoys the repu-
tation of having the most complete
and reliable market page Of any paper
northwest of Chicago. Stocks and
bonds, coppers, produce, hay and
straw, potatoes, dairy markets, live
stock markets, seed, coffee, sugar, cot
ton, grain quotations from Chicago,
Milwaukee, Minneapolis, Duluth, and
other cities, as well as many other
features are part of The Evening
WiscOnsin's market page.
The Evening Wisconsin is the only
paper west of Detroit to publish YES
sci passages on the Great Lakes. This
department is an expensive one to
maintain, but The Evening Wisconsin
believes that to serve it's many marine
readers, it is necessary to give them
all the news, all the time.
| The Evening Wisconsin is edited
with the idea of making it a first class,
dependable home newspaper. 1t con-
tains not only all the real live news
of the day, but it has many interest
ing, instructive and entertaining de-
partments which are intended to ap-
peal to all members of the family.
For instance, the general news, the
markets, the editorials, the national
and state political news will appeal to
and interest the men of the family.
The Daily Household Articles" by
Henrietta Grauel, the Health Talks"
by Dr. VIM Brady, the "Womans
Page" "Bettys Twilight Talks"
Efficiency Housekeeping" ETC., will
be of unusual interest to the women
of the home.
The Sporting News pages on Base
Ball, Foot Ball, Basket Ball, Boxing,
| Trap Shooting, Bowling, and all other
Athletic Sports, will appeal to the
| boys and father, too sometimes.
You will find these bright and en-
| PERTAINING special features in no other
Milwaukee paper, except The Evening
| Wisconsin.
| We ask you to remember that when
it is three o'clock in Milwaukee, it is
1:O1 P. NJ in Petrogard, 1906 P. M.
| in Vienna, 935 P M. in Berlin, 9:09
P. NJ Paris, and 900 P. M. in London.
So the talk of the morning newspaper
/ giving you fresher news, loses it's
| force All the news of the foreign
countries has transpired and been re-
ported in The Evening Wisconsin long
give you ALL the news hours ahead
of the morning papers and the SAME
news
And The Evening Wisconsin gives
you every bit of this news, every week
day Of the year, for less than a penny
a day-three dollars for a whole year
To those who take advantage of this
ioffer before January 1st, 1916, we will
give you your choice, absolutely free
of
OFFER No. 1.
HMcCalPs Magazine" "The Farm
Journal" Screens Fruit Grower
"Kimbalrs Dairy Farmer" and one
"McCall Pattern" for the women
These Magazines retail at $500.
OFFER No. 2.
Il Or you can have "The Wisconsin
Farmer" "The Boys Magazine "TO.
Days Magazine" @Poultry Success
and one "May MantOn Pattern" for
the women. The price of these Maya.
zines is $3.50.
i This means that If you send us $500
before January LIST, 1915, you will get
your choice of either of these two
offers of Magazines and The Evening
Wisconsin, for one year for h 1t $500
i Here is the very best of reading fol-
every member of the entire family
absolutely free to readers OF The
Evening Wisconsin.