Wisconsin Dean L L Russell Honored by College Club
The Saddle and Sirloin Society in Chicago unveiled a portrait in its gallery recognizing L R Russell of the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture for his leadership promoting agriculture. Russell, a Wisconsin figure since 1907, served as director of the state’s experiment station and dean of agriculture. He was born to a Columbia County country doctor and educated at the University of Wisconsin, graduating in 1888.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Agriculture
Erhem
H. L
College of Agriculara
Isou
Saddle
Chicago
Russ
Wisconsin of Agriculture
Badger
W. A. Henry
Emf Russell
Russe Eres
Columbia
O N T Club Holds Regular Dancing Party At Armory
About 60 members of the O N T club gathered at the Armory Tuesday evening for their regular biweekly dancing party with music by the Terbibox orchestra. Mrs A G Ringling has returned from Minneapolis after six weeks due to a sister's illness. Mrs Anthony Carlisch entertained the J A club on Fifth street with five hundred played, prizes awarded, music and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. N. T. Club
Armory
A. G. Ringling
Minneapolis
James McGuan
H. Duncan
Barrow
John McGuan
May Duncan
Pewitt’s Nest Farm
Duncan
W. H. Hamilton
Madison
Beauty Culturists and Hair Dressers of
Wisconsin
State Board of Health
Cordelia Brown
Jamestown
North Dakota
Baker
Minn
Brown
Mary Mildred
Elizabeth Long
Oscar Johnson
Birch Street
Baraboo
E. A. Gilman
Portage
Devils Lake
Milwaukee Bright Star Girls
Milwaukee
Reedsburg
Baby Ruth Zinn
Jaraboo
E. P. Hall
Alexandria
South Dakota
Hall
M. E. Church
Indianapolis
Mabel
Vesta
Wanda
Vincennes
Indiana
Theodore C. Kramer
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
H. H. Tinkham
Fourth Street
Bernice Glazier
Baraboo High School
Karl
Baraboo Dispatch Lights Holiday Week With Local News
Baraboo hosts a flurry of social events and visits from Madison figures. Mrs. Dun can returns from Barrow to Baraboo to care for ill Mrs. McGuan while Mrs. W. H. Hamilton promotes beauty trades reform. A Milwaukee team visits, and townsfolk welcome Dr. Hall and family planning Baraboo home settlement.
Tiernan in New York to get on his feet again
John P. Tiernan, former Notre Dame instructor linked to recent martial affairs in South Bend, is in New York to get on his feet, relatives announced on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiernan
New York
John P. Tiernan
Notre Dame University
South Bend
Bargain Counter at Violin Outfit Prices Noted
A local shop advertises a variety of ivory goods and accessories including mirrors brushes combs frames and perfume bottles at moderate prices. The note invites visitors to the bargain counter with 50 percent discounts on silverware jewelry and related items and lists violin outfits from seven dollars fifty cents.
Bargain Costume Jewelry and Accessories Sale
A list of discounted items including wrist watches from 12.59, rings at 2.50, mesh bags 2.50, pens 1.50, pencils 0.50, vanity cases 3.50, lavaliers 2.00, pearl bead necklaces 2.50, picture frames 0.75, genuine ivory beads 5.00, fancy beads 0.75, umbrellas 1.75, perfume bottles 1.25, manicure sets 1.50, toilet sets 5.00, and Spanish combs 1.50 with prices shown as starting points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masses Wool Union
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ff. L. Russell
College OF Agriculture
The
University of Wisconsin
Sauk County
South Side Department Store
Peck Mercantile Co
Pumpeay
Hoppe
Peter Lind
S. H. Club
4. A. Brownell
Third Avenue
Monroe O. Mitschelen
Merrimack
Mitschelen
Nappanee
United States
Karli
Caraboo
Servia
South America
New Zealand
Servian
St. Paul
Barahoo
Canada
Alaska
China
Richland Democrat
O. J. Campbell
Campbell
Joseph Johnson
J. E. English
Newport
Ella Dibble
Womans’ Releif Corps
al. Ringling Theatre
Kunzelman
Christ
von Wald
Holmes & Edwards
P. S
Waldemar Chain
J. E. von Wald
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!