War sale unloads stock at Boston Store in all departments
Wide discount event promises cash buyers savings across ladies and men's sections. Highlights include 25 cent children’s caps and overalls, men’s pants from 1.00 to 5.00, shoes from 1.75 to 4.00, hats, shirts, and belts priced for rapid clearance. Also feature selection of coats, jackets, and fabrics with many items reduced for anniversary sale.
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Boston
London
ICT
Iss
Gracester Cressue
Scoays
War Sale Prices Hit Ladies Wear and Household Goods
Merchants advertise deep discounts across ladies capes coats corsets skirts wash goods and linens with prices in cents and dollars. Offers include table cloths calicos lawn waists and muslin at reduced rates as part of a broad sale event targeting women’s apparel and home textiles.
Found Dead Beneath Wagon In Fairfield Tragedy
Edward Dougherty of East Fairfield was found dead beside a overturned wagon after a cattle drive. An inquest ruled accidental death from the wagon striking him. he was about sixty, survived by his wife, seven children, two brothers and a sister.
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Edward Dougherty
East Fairfield
R. M. Dunlap
Fairfield
Robert Schneller
William Jones
Frank Harmel
Charles Bare
George Butterfield
Tony Ankenbrandt
Hartford
Conn
Death Claims Caledonia Man John A. Owen
John A. Owen died at his Caledonia home at 7 20 this morning after a lingering stomach cancer. He was about 57 years old and was born in Caledonia. He leaves a wife and several sons and daughters. He was the father of Thomas.
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John A. Owen
Caledonia
Mr. Owen
Thomas
Drowning Victims In Ross Lake Alberta
Owen, drowned in Ross lake last November, body brought to Caledonia for interment. John True of Caledonia also drowned at the same time, remains never recovered. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm at the home.
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Owen
Ross Lake
Alberta
Canada
Caledonia
John True
Funeral of John A. Owen Held at Caledonia Welsh Church
Funeral services for John A. Owen were conducted Saturday afternoon at the Welsh church in Caledonia with interment in the adjoining cemetery. A large gathering of relatives and friends attended and Portage residents were among the mourners. Flowers filled the church with beauty and tribute.
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John A. Owen
Caledonia
Portage
Funeral Rites For Esteemed Resident Held At City Church
Rev. Edmund Trimm of the First Methodist church conducted the funeral rites. Among those from afar were Roger H. Owen and Owen D. Owen of Minneapolis, Mrs. G. Richards of Madison, Mrs. Roberts of Randolph, Mr. and Mrs. Griffith Howell of Randolph, Owen Pritchard and Dr. John Williams of Chicago.
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Edmund Trimm
First Methodist Church
City
Roger H. Owen
Owen D. Owen
Minneapolis
G. Richards
Madison
Roberts
Randolph
Griffith Howell
Owen Pritchard
John Williams
Chicago
Portage Register
Death of Mrs. Martin Bernard at Prairie du Sac
Mrs. Martin Bernard died yesterday at Prairie du Sac after a cancer illness lasting weeks. She was about 67, survived by her husband and six children. The family had long lived on a farm near Black Hawk. Funeral will be held Wednesday with interment in Black Hawk cemetery.
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Martin Bernard
Prairie du Sac
Black Hawk
Bentz Family Visits Reedsburg With Palmer Party
Mr and Mrs Albert Bentz and their son drove to Reedsburg on Sunday joining Mr and Mrs L H Palmer and all were guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Roy Palmer during the visit.
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Albert Bentz
Reedsburg
L. H. Palmer
Roy Palmer
Money in Hogs Fairfield Loads Bring 537.47
B. F. Thomas delivered 27 hogs to Baraboo in three wagon loads and sold them for 537.47. The weight totaled 5750 pounds, demonstrating strong value in Fairfield hogs and a hard to beat market.
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B. F. Thomas
Baraboo
Fairfield
Strike on LaValle Railroad Wage Dispute Ends Peacefully
Three carpenters working on the LaValle to Lone Rock railroad bridge struck after wage cuts from $2.50 to $2.00 per day. The Reedsburg correspondent notes the strikers were orderly and no militia was needed. Settlement is expected and the road likely to be completed.
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LaValle
Lone Rock
Reedsburg
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Phusco
Lees Asa
Japan
Royal
K. C
Arm & Hammer Soda
Meee
Swift’s
Aisaei
Eis Laine
Fuhrman
Shoe Factory
Baraboo, Wis
William Dougherty
Quinn
South Dakota
Frank Dougherty
George Dougherty
Harry Dougherty
Della Dougherty
Kate Dougherty
Timothy Dougherty
Robert Dougherty
Bearmore
William Rooney
Greenfield
Lars
LaValle Railroad
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