Carnegie Investors Gain as Duluth Steel Works Expands
The Duluth steel works will enlarge with three more blast furnaces costing about 1 million dollars. Funds are appropriated for the improvements and the project follows recent Great Northern Power Company and Carnegie area developments including new power lines and machinery contracts totaling over two million dollars. Local promotional notices urge quick investment in Carnegie Wis and nearby properties amid reports of rising value and new development.
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Steel Works
Duluth
Great Northern Power Company
Schmahl
St. Paul
Pioneer Press
Carnegie Depot
City
Steel Corporation
Carnegie
Garry
Ind
Wis
Robert Gordon
Edward Perch
Mr. Goadon
Pittman & Watson
Great Lake Land Co
Wisconsin
Carnegie Town
M. H. Hill
South West Corner Square
Covington
Great Lake Land Co., Inc
St. Paul, Minn
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Promoted As Pain Killer
An old advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as an immediate pain reliever for cuts bruises sprains burns and other skin injuries. It quotes E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine praising its healing powers and references a price of 25 cents at Irvin’s drug store.
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E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton, Me
Irvin's
Camp Fire Held by John C Fremont Post
The John C Fremont Post held a Tuesday evening camp fire with Comrade Bowman in charge. Many invited guests attended as members shared talks and Comrade C F Lowe delivered the main address with views of the Fiftieth anniversary encampment at Gettysburg. Ice cream and cake followed the literary portion for a social close.
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John C. Fremont
Bowman
Lowe
Champ Clark
W. J. Bryan
Watson
Rev H Stubenwoll Praises Dr King New Life Pills
Allison Iowa reader endorses Dr King s New Life Pills for constipation praising them as perfect pills. The note claims they regulate the liver and bowels and urges readers to try them from Peteg Mesticina s drug store.
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H. Stubenwoll
Allison, Lowe
Dr. King
Peteg Mesticina
Mrs Mary Current Dies at 77 Near Foster
Mrs Mary Current aged 77 died at her home near Foster last week. Funeral services are set for Friday with interment at State Line.
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Mary Current
Foster
State Line
Death of West Richland farmer Jacob Hole at 72
Jacob Hole of West Richland died Monday at age 72. His funeral was held Wednesday at Union Church. He was a well known local farmer.
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Jacob Hole
West Richland
Union Church
Mrs Owen Butcher Improves After Illness at Roberts
Mrs Owen Butcher has been ill with appendicitis at her mother's home in Roberts. Friends here are glad to hear she is much improved at this writing.
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Owen Butcher
Roberts
Waterman Couple Rallying Despite Weak Condition
Mr and Mrs Z Waterman are reported rallying though very weak with some signs of improvement but no marked general progress.
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Z. Waterman
East Chicago Couple Visit Local Hosts This Summer
Dr J R Miller and his wife of East Chicago arrived last Thursday as guests of Mrs Alten Yerkes and family south of the city. Their daughter Dorris is in Vermont with her grandparents for the summer.
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J. R. Miller
Chicago
Alten Yerkes
Dorris
Vermont
Attica Chautauqua Opens With Ravine Park Grounds
The Attica Chautauqua begins today presenting a premier program of record. Ravine Park, the city of tents, serves as the grounds for ten days of events and entertainment for residents and visitors.
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Ravine Park
Printy and Moudy families voyage to Cavitz Wisconsin
Charles Printy and family along with Robert Moudy and wife left last Thursday for Cavitz Wisconsin for a month long visit. They will stay with C. A. Correll and family. The trip was made in Mr. Moudy s Ford touring car.
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Charles Printy
Robert Moudy
Cavitz
Wisconsin
C. A. Correll
Mr. Moudy
Chicago and St Paul visitors spend Sunday in the city
Mrs. Ida D. Lewis of Chicago and Mrs. Maude C. Hoage of St. Paul Minn visited their aunt Mrs. Hattie Grant and cousin C. W. Thompson in the city over Sunday. They left for Chicago Monday morning.
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Ida D. Lewis
Chicago
Maude C. Hoage
St. Paul, Minn
City
Hattie Grant
C. W. Thompson
Local Leaders Plan Chicago Banquet and Lake Trip
Clyde Layton Knapper Bils Land Clarence Nelson and Ralph Sullivan traveled to Chicago on Saturday for an annual banquet and a lake trip on Sunday. They returned Monday and then went to Turkey Run for the rest of the week depending on the weather.
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Clyde Layton
Knapper Bilsland
Clarence Nelson
Ralph Sullivan
Chicago
Turkey Run
Roscoe Lowe Visits Family Across State Lines
Roscoe Lowe of the Civil Service Washington DC arrived Saturday to join his family for the summer vacation. They stayed with the Blakelys over Sunday and then moved to Jackson township to visit Mr Lowe’s parents early in the week.
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Roscoe Lowe
Civil Service
Washington, D.C
Blakely
Mr. Lowe
Jackson Township
Cade and Scholler to wed in Indianapolis home
John Cade Jr. son of Mr and Mrs Bent Cade of Indianapolis and Miss May Scholler of St Louis will marry Wednesday August 27 at the Scholler home in Indianapolis. The bride formerly lived in Indianapolis and Mr Cade has many friends here who wish them happiness.
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Indianapolis
John Cade Jr
Bent Cade
May Scholler
St. Louis
Walter Scholler
Cade
Happy Coupe
Burglary at Paul C. Board Grocery Suspects Sought
Burglars entered the Paul C. Board grocery Sunday night through a basement window. They tapped the cash register taking just over four dollars and a large amount of tobacco. Police have no trace of the burglars and suspect locals familiar with the area.
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Paul C. Board
Rodoquine brings $1200 at New York auction sale
The Robert Hoe library auction set new price levels as professional book dealers dominated bidding. James F. Drake paid $1,200 for Pierre Corneille tragedy Rodoquine printed in Madam Pompadour's Versailles apartment in 1760.
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New York
Robert Hoe
James F. Drake
Pierre Corneille
Lawyer Cross Examination Text From A Trial Transcript
A courtroom scene shows a lawyer challenging a witness about time spent in a house. The exchange probes memory and opinion with questions like fifteen minutes and possible variation. The court adjourns for a break, warning jurors not to discuss testimony.
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Missouri
Arthur Aull
Lama
3Fo
Badge Gone. Two Musicians in the Band
First musician-smashem cannot perform for a period. Second musician asks what happened and learns the first musician had typhoid fever and his head was shaved as part of treatment, affecting his availability.
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Smashem
A Hopeful Heart
A hopeful remark about optimism follows a playful exchange on a wife’s view of their child. The wife admits the baby resembles her husband yet believes the child will outgrow the resemblance, signaling confidence and humor in a domestic moment.
Spelling Lesson Confusion In A Child's Chicken Sentence
Max, a primary student, wrote a sentence to include the word chicken but mis wrote it as J jiken is a small hen. The item appears in Woman's Home Companion detailing a spelling blunder and a child's attempt.
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Max
Did you say you found Cincinnatus next to a plow
A Roman citizen jokes that Cincinnatus appears with a farmer’s tool to impress the agricultural vote but warns against exposing his alignment with the harvester trust.
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Cincinnatus
Senator Sorghum Warns Against Overthinking Speech
The exchange shows Senator Sorghum cautioning a colleague about thinking too carefully before speaking. The dialogue highlights concern that over-deliberation may hinder discovering arguments not on one’s side.
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Senator Sorghum
That Fellow Stationer Draws Local Notice
In a small town scene a prominent stationer is described as seedy yet attentive, as he remains at the station to watch every train that stops, drawing curiosity and local chatter about his peculiar habit.
Meant Every Word Dialog Leaves Both Laughing
A playful exchange where one partner recalls talk in sleep mentioning abuse of the speaker. The other reveals they were awake, turning the moment into a lighthearted domestic moment.
Crater Lake Visit by Geographers Sparks Road Urge
Seventy members of the American Geological Society returning from a Medford Oregon excursion call Crater Lake America’s greatest scenic wonder. They advocate government road construction to the lake and discuss topography and geologic features. Scientists debate whether the lake is a caldera and whether it is 25 000 years older than thought with Proglacial theories proposed by Mark Jefferson and supportive but cautious views from W M Davis.
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Medford
Ore
Crater Lake
America
American Geographical Society
California
Wizard Island
Mark Jefferson
Michigan
W. M. Davis
Harvard University
Woman Flirts With Man Behind Window Revolver Seized
Mrs Mary Way 23 used a loaded revolver behind her back at 122 West Superior to flirt with Benjamin Cordova 23 living at 441 Rush in Chicago He was fined 100 dollars by Municipal Judge Caverly Cordova said he was Mexican Police arrested him after Mrs Way called her husband to the scene She claimed she kept the weapon ready to shoot if he harmed her and told of prior incidents to justify the action.
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Chicago
Mary Way
West Superior Street
Harry Way
Chicago Avenue
Benjamin Cordova
Rush Street
Caverly
Cordova
Wild Pigeons Reported Returning to Arkansas Waters
Minneapolis merchant Michael G. Burns claims to have seen large flocks of wild pigeons along the White River in Arkansas within the past two weeks. A Kansas City Journal report notes a floating party spotted a dead tree densely filled with birds, with an old guide exclaiming they were the first wild pigeons seen in twenty five years after dropping his paddle and shooting ten at once.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Mississippi Valley
Michael G. Burns
Burns
Minneapolis Nimrod
White River
Arkansas
Kansas City Journal
Beaver
Ark
Man's Throat Is Scalded By Steampipe Accident
In Coatesville Pennsylvania William Chambers twenty one year old steamfitter was severely scalded while connecting a kitchen tank. He blew through the pipe to clear dirt and hot water back shot into his throat. He was knocked to the floor and may not live.
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Coatesville
William Chambers
Sterling Shirts and M Schesley Hatter Featured
Brief ad mentions Sterling Shirts as cool and notes M Schesley the Hatter on Seb side square with a casual local commerce tone.
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Sterling
M. Schesley
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Carnegie Investors
News-Tribune
Ghlingren
Fletcher
Astoria
Harvester Trust
Oregon
Wild Pigeons
Cen
Sus
Man
Halt
Hall
C.F. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Micheal
Irs
Forest A. Ward
The
Homer Sewell
Covington, Indiana
Incorporated Abstract Co
Homer E. Mayer
Courtney W. Dice
United States Tire Co
Detroit
M. Mayer
Jehu D. Martin
Pearl and
Eighth Streets
Covington, Ind
Wabash Portland Cement
Wabash Portland Cement. .Co
Mich
Streh
D. J. Young & Co
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