Local notes mix of visits and sports results
Earl Hilligan visited Mic Hilligan in Mesaba range while Amelia Loerke and Carl from Two Harbors stayed with Mrs. Funk. Ironwood and Ashland tied 5 to 5 in football last Saturday. Dr. P. S. Wilson visited town from Bessemer and returns to Ne gaunee hospital position. Peshtigo high school beat Marinette 21 to 0 with coach Gerard Phalen returning from last year.
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Mic
Amelia Loerke
Carl
Two Harbors
Fred Funk
P. S. Wilson
Bessemer
Pitt
Negaunee
Peshtigo High School
Marinette ‘I’. S
Peshtigo
Gerard Phalen
For Sale Second Hand Heating Stove Bargain
For sale one good second hand heating stove at a bargain. Callan or address R. Kitto Box 300 Bessemer Michigan.
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Callan
R. Kitto
Bessemer
Mich
Deer hunting licenses issued and town notes
The column lists local residents visiting, transacting business, or calling in Ironwood Wakefield Ramsey Byam and surrounding towns. It notes the deer hunting season opening November 30, election aftermath, social events at the Opera House and Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen ball, plus various community announcements and small humor items.
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Brotherhood of Railroad ‘Trainmen
Ron Range Lodge
Orion Orchestra
Oshkosh
Brotherhood
Brotherhood of Railroad
Seven Years of Proof of Dr King’s New Discovery
Panama reader claims seven years of proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs colds and throat complaints. The ad touts thirty eight years of proof and lists ailments including la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis and early consumption with a money back guarantee and free trial bottle offer.
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Dr. Kings
Eayr W. V. Henry
Panama
Dr. King
Frank B. Jones
Taken Up Black bull calf announced by owner Johnson
On or about August 1 a black bull calf found at Alfred Johnsons farm south of the City is offered back to the rightful owner who proves ownership and pays the keeping costs.
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Lewis Napoleon
Henry Sr
France
Seneca
Rembrandt
Pope
Campbell
Boycee
Joyce
Alfred ©. Johnson
Bonnville Visitors Return to Cloquet Home
Mr and Mrs Bonnville, after weeks visiting relatives and friends, have returned to their Cloquet Minnesota home this early week. The Troubadours gave a fine concert and dance at the Opera House Wednesday evening. Miss Murray's interpretative readings were especially fine and highly appreciated by all.
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Mrs. Bonnville
Cloquet
Minn
Opera House
Miss Murray
Bucklen Amica Salve praised by Maine man
A. F. Hardy of East Wilton Maine says Bucklen Amica Salve cured boils ulcers and burns and saved doctor bills. 25 cents at Frank B. Jones drug store. Iron and Gogebic counties teachers hold joint institute with sessions at Hurley and Ironwood high schools. Polar Fur Co moves from 217 East Aurora to 18 Suffolk Street Ironwood invites customers to visit new quarters.
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Bucklen
A. F. Hardy
East Wilton
Maine
Frank B. Jones
Iron and Gogebic
Hurley High School
Ironwood High School
The
Polar Fur Co
East Aurora Street
Suffolk Street
Ironwood
Summit Feats and Mighty Peaks In Swiss Alps
The Swiss Alps long deemed daunting have yielded to climbers in the last century. The Matterhorn first reached in 1805 symbolized a new era as thousands now visit the nation’s highlands for summer recreation. Ascents of 10,000 foot peaks remain feats of note.
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Swiss Alpe
Hannibal
Julius Caesar
Matterhorn
Graz
Little
Republic
Queer Wall Street Faith Healers Buy Luck Charms
A Wall Street party anecdote describes brokers wearing odd luck charms from elephants and pigs to rabbit feet and zinc copper disks. The piece notes these superstitions as evidence of strong faith rather than proven benefit in financial circles.
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Wall Street
The
Stock Exchange
Fragmented dialogue notes from a stage rehearsal
A garbled set of lines about church bells and jumping safety. Sketch notes mention a canal boat and a mule, plus a dialogue about a leading man and leading lady shining. A character named Bosco is described as a caledum man who “throws the star,” with muttered remarks about a name change and aPow ers duty.
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Gee
Bosco
Joyce
Smith
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A. F. Olson
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W. E. Woodward
M. al. McMahon
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J. W. Whiteside
Puritan Hotel
M. E. Daly
Ramsey and
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H. E McArthur
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George Goodman
Frank Haggerson
J. R. Johnson
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W. J. Sincock
Virginia
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Ekholm’s
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