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Twilight Club
1914
09 24 To the Members of the Twilight Club.
Watertown, Wis., Sept. 22, 1914.
Dear Sir:
You have, no doubt,
often heard the remark that the Twilight Club has not accomplished anything,
all they do is talk and eat. The
intention of the Twilight Club is not to build club houses, gymnasiums, high
schools, etc., or to finance any enterprise, but to give every business man,
professional man or any other citizens a chance to talk about questions of
general interest, to exchange views on such topics and to make suggestions for
the betterment, improvement and the general welfare of our city. And the Twilight Club has become a power along
these lines and many of such improvements have originated in and have been
advocated by the Twilight Club.
Its members
therefore realize, that with active and efficient officers, much more can be
done during the coming season, providing large attendance can be had at the
meetings. It is an honor to be an
officer of such an organization. The
undersigned Committee has been instructed to select the best available material
for such officers and the enclosed tickets are the result of their labors.
If your name appears
on one of these tickets, go right out and hustle, convince every friend of
yours that you are the right man for that office, that you will do your best to
fulfill the duties of that office, that you must have their vote to be elected
in this friendly contest. And be sure
and get their promise to attend the next meeting, rain or shine, and to bring
out every member to this election. The
other candidates will hustle, are you going to stay back? Are you going to be beaten? You know you are a good man, so go out and
win.
With best regards
and wishes for success,
CARL E. EMMERLING,
JOHN G. CONWAY,
M. H. GAEBLER. Watertown Gazette
History of Watertown, Wisconsin