Wisconsin man faces death by his own hand says town
A cryptic local notice reports Willian da Assugunia, a long-time resident, feared to have taken his life. The document notes he was 88, lived here over thirty years, and belonged to military and business groups, with reports of his past associations and the White Star Cady company.
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Tagiin
Wis
Mahahaens
Willian
Ormoon
White Star Cady Cumay
Mos
Arginine Cad Ieee Walling
Frank Lini
Ar Tagioan
Wiest
Vyiblas
Arden
Gathe
Royal Arena
Roya League
Wheelie
Veenai Y
Etix
Magia
Finahelit
Hlevia
Workers threaten strike at Kimberly Clark over wage talks
Awiaton Wisconsin sees threats of a strike as Kimberly Clark ties wage concessions to union demands. United Brotherhood of Carpenters and many other workers halt fishing department operations and threaten to shut plants until early Monday.
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Auweton
Wis
Kimberly &, Clark Company
Miealy
United Brotherhood Akers of America
Ark
Bax
Enlivy
Angfinn
High School Fund Suit Details Unclear
Fragmentary OCR text references a state secretary and a school fund suit. Limited legible names or facts remain, making specifics uncertain. The passage hints at a lawsuit involving a school fund and officials but contains many garbled terms.
Misfortunes of Barabou Man In Bleak Chronicle
Fragmented text recounts a Barabou man facing misfortune and mentions a series of deaths in a troubled narrative. Names appear garbled and locations unclear, with references to treatment facilities and a family member’s passing. The piece lacks coherent structure or verifiable details.
Two Found Guilty and Misdemeanor Sentences Reported
A chaotic OCR fragment notes defendants found guilty and mentions penalties and terms. The readable parts reference a court proceeding with sentences ranging to fewer years, involving multiple named entities and a bureaucratic context without clear dates or locations.
Assassination Fear Grips Madison After Hunter Warning
Disorder and fear sweep Ovante county as a Warden reports a hunter attacked. Deputies say the suspect followed the hunter and that warnings have prompted patrols. Officials note increased deer seizures and arming of local volunteers amid reports of unlawful poaching.
Many Cattle Dying in Linden District
Report from Linden district says thirty to forty cattle have died amid high prices. The cause appears linked to feeding on corn during a period of stress and heavy forage shortages. Local officials note losses amid ongoing efforts to manage grazing and supply conditions.
Natch Smelting Company Moves to Michican Grove Bay
In Grove Bay on Nov 22 a special report notes the Natch Smelting Company plans relocation to Michigan Newargo seeking a larger facility. The article mentions the president and a sale or move in progress with financial terms unclear.
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Natch Smelting Company
Michican
Grove Bay
Wig
Nateh
Newargo
Aris Wandae
Ane Sstleril
GU. Hola
Football Player Injured in La Crosse High School Game
In La Crosse Wisconsin on November 22 special report states Thai Brindley son of County Brindles was injured when the bones of his foot were broken while playing football for the high school team.
Attempted Sabotage of Train Sparks Legal Action
An unknown group placed stones on tracks between Pabboraim and Talbot in Michigan and Wisconsin. a parallel plot to derail a North Western passenger train failed as the crew detected the obstruction. A suspect was charged and authorities investigated the conspiracy with a detective team.
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Marinele
Wis
Talbot
Ati
Wiginewr
Navona
Ksewnaba
Fire damages downtown business district in Fadysmith
A severe fire swept through Lauly-SINT in Fadysmith yesterday morning causing extensive damage to the business portion. The blaze began in Autherson's building and spread rapidly, destroying several stores and stock before firefighters from nearby towns could fully control it after about three hours. Principal losses included Worden Co and general store, with partial losses reported at other buildings and stock moved to safety by merchants.
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Fadysmith
Wis
Lauly- Sint
Chincoy
Clytis Corull
Lally
Ein Autherson
Bso Patra Anargin
Destiny Inn
Worder &A. Liygo General
Agers Linese
Jew Wieehouse
A. Anderson
Vilete Larher
Wallace
Myers
D. Lindos
Diwallinges
Joseph Haast
Teelinie
Myrchante
H. M. Worden & Co
Warried
Phoenis
Three men linked to Mondovi bank robbery arrested at depot
Suspects described as under 35 and of good appearance were tracked by officers after a Morrilton depot break in. One guard alerted by a station agent led to arrests following a pursuit into the woods. A witness later identified one of the prisoners as the man who hired the rig at Eau Claire.
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Pally
Wis
Tno
Morriltan
West
Ean Claire
Adi Ander
Investigating Spirit World Leads to Tragic Attempt
Tin Crosse Wisconsin November 25 A thirteen year old De Soto resident attempted suicide by slitting his throat with a razor. He was brought to St Francis hospital in critical condition with several arteries severed. Doctors say the boy showed no signs of insanity and hoped to join the spirit world to investigate the hidden.
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Tin Crosse
Wis
Olqae Flickie
de Soto
Here
St. Francis’ Hospital
Quaderson
Proud Parents Of Nineteen Children In Wisconsin
Sheboygan couple Mr and Mrs Joby Roys of Wilson welcomed a daughter last week, making them the county s largest family with nineteen children. The family marks their 20th anniversary next January 12. The eldest son Holi De Trove works as a clerk for Neumeister BTocus. The article notes the parents emigrated from Helland and include details about their large brood and recent events.
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Joby ‘Roys
Wilson
Uiree
Mas
Feeland
Helland
Amierica
Holi de Trove
Neumeister
Will Take Bride to Pillippines
Renee Wisconsin November report notes a secret wedding plan involving Miss McMillan and Lieut Birger Smith of the Twenty-eighth Infantry, with detailed vows and a surprise engagement. The couple will wed in Mant, with friends surprised by the two week engagement.
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Renee
Wis
Maton Morrisons McMillan
Deer Hunters Rejoice as Snow Falls Across Northport
In Marinett Whe November 25 a heavy snow blanket covers Northport area, aiding deer tracking in parks. Local officials note the first substantial snowfall of the season will ease hunting access and conservation efforts, with snow depth likely to affect travel and outdoor plans.
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Rorthorn
Marinett
Whe
Monters
Death of Mrs Fordutty of Ford du Lat
Mrs Fordutty of Ford du Lat Wisconsin died Wednesday after a period of illness. She was active in city society and a longtime member of several clubs and church circles. She was 40 years old, wife of Jorney Sheify, and survived by two daughters and a son. Born in Richwood Dodge County she was a graduate of the local schools.
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Ford
Wis
Fordutty
Jorney
I of Duly & McCrors
Weber
Suvilivey
A. O. HL
Woonan
Cub
Abe
Rochester Minn academy funeral notice details unknown
Illogical OCR fragment mentions a funeral to be held tomorrow at Saint Joseph's church with references to individuals and local names. Information is garbled, making precise identification difficult.
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Rychester Minn Academy
Aigurile
Marinus
SS. Joseph's
Chiveh
Madison Hold Up Targets Joseph A. Weberhardt
November 25 Madison Wisconsin three men accosted Joseph A Weberhardt outside the Capitol Park area after a Shrine show. They robbed him of a pocketbook containing 34 dollars and his gold eyeglasses after striking him. Weberhardt, formerly a chef to Gen Woods in Cuba, identified attendants of the Winglung Bros show. Police have a clue to the robbers.
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Multson
Wis
Sneciahl
Joseph Alphonse Wberhardt
Alsiee-Tovaley
New York
Capitol Park
Nere Bi Wis
Nashotah Fire Threat Fades After Student Warning
A Nashotah mission in Wisconsin faced serious danger when a student, George McKay, removed an oil bearer from a dig room and caused an explosion and fire. The blaze damaged the room and nearby items while the building suffered heavy smoke and water damage. Insurance covered the loss of the sail, and the timeline suggests a near calamity if not for prompt discovery by students.
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Nashotal
Wis
Hadfield Sale Wakesha Wisconsin Auction Details
The Hadfield sale in Waukesha Wisconsin featured bids by Judie Lareavenxs of Beaver Dam and William Peacock of Milwaukee. A bidder from Milwaukee offered 88,000 amid competition from Midwest firms, with 25 percent deposit required for the winning bid and subsequent sale procedures outlined.
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Wis
Vonse
Judie Lareavenxs
Beaver Dam
Sys.gn
William Peacock
Milwaukee
Greyweedings
AL JR
Road progress update for Qehkosh-Onra project line
The report notes Near completion of a new line by the Qehkosh-Onra Ti Haas corporation with favorable weather aiding work. Officials expect about two thirds of the space built by January 1, with a planned extension to Bertin next season and eventual completion to Green Like.
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Prado Frat Omra Corporation Limics
Arg
Tix
Cranliere
Bertin
Wal
Cattle Stealing Charged In Wisconsin Case
Alleged gang leader accused in Vernon county of organizing cattle thefts that stole hundreds of head this winter. Victims report cattle driven to Michigan river area and later sold or concealed as part of an organized scheme. Charges filed against one principal with others implicated across counties.
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Antisat
Wis
Nove Debre Batterield
Aces i Hoat
Beletsqil
Ste Mincheil
Vernon Cus Charseil
Kayes
Manitowoc worker dies after poisoning death plan
Absorbed in family distress, foreman Absiles Kreiser killed himself and his seven year old daughter after taking toxic chemicals. Kreiser returned from work, led his daughter to the carbolic acid, then returned to his wife who lay ill in bed. The child perished. Kreiser later drank poison and died at the scene. Mrs Kreiser remains critically ill. authorities report no clear motive. Kreiser, 33, was a longtime Manitowoc resident known in the local business and social circles.
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Amavitowor
Wis
Guigur
Absiles Kreiser
Kereiser
Roteer
Wreiser
Jess
Nin Fries
Gallen
Veterans Home Visitors and New Appointments Noted
Mistison Wisconsin reports a department order naming visitors to the Wisconsin Veterans Home and announces numerous additions to posts with numbered units. The notice includes instructions on post meetings, leadership selection, and funds, plus local notes from Baraboo to Viroqua and a fatal runaway accident in Vernon County.
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Blyton
Taouils
Beaty
Tvs
Munrila Ruse
Wendl
J. Post
Black Universalla
Valor Post
Sit
TV Mans
Pual
Colinidsis
Henry Curran
Polit
John Pluk
Mirlford
VEL
Ice Lakes
Kant ‘Roy
J. de Silt
Barrow
B. M. Vepoty
Milwaukee
Albert Smith
Sy Wernowerns
WW Tewls
the Culatt
A. G. Lamberson
Post Sextonvilles
Speer
Deeville
Henry Iermzun
Klely Water Guan
Wert Bond
Adin Taslewooil
Ovonoluowoe
Veler Walch
Surmont
Daniel Wilson
Sprite Falley
Spencer
D. Baumaboo
Baraboo
Wrst
Antangela
Wistonsit
Mia
Ae Mitaber
Uines
Tockford
Hax
Hax Had Tag Sane Mia For Cummander
Resuris Ag
Marion Tieadquarters
Chay
Berey
Vlatteville
Wis
Canton
Northern Securities deal shows major shareholders active
On November 22 options discussed by Northern Securities leaders as Barron Vanderbilt figures loom large in potential stock consolidation The move aims to align Northern Pacific and Great Northern rail interests amid Minnesotas antitrust pressure and the broader market shifts central to New York trading rooms and West Coast finance.
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Securits
Telecin
Sostera Et Railways
Auurkel
Mines A. Kenniy
Jaen
Nurthecn Securities
Paro Cyr
Vera Putigae
Stockenis
Morgan
Steele
Jehiyeeby Junparalini
raMe
Varkers Road
Phin Tow
Barrell
Tiehle
Estehes
New York
Wall Street
Vaeiti
Minnesok Ince
Puns
Novehars Pacific Watereat
Northern
Gtd
Funkelatvinan
Pninn Paeks
New Yorks
Gs Burt
le G. Isratsghilt
Boneh
Ie Grogan Iilrut & Navigation Vormyans
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Chivarso Vitan
Neil Wy
Tll
Cerrigod
Slirectars
Watt
Calli Berg
Afarriin
Nestro
Uhl Polit Honeur
Professor Kedzie Stricken Amid Crom Parol Sale
Hubert C. Terdgie, chemistry professor at Michigan Agricultural College since 1883 and former American Health Association president, collapsed this morning from a cerebral illness. A physician in attendance believes the attack may be serious but hope remains for recovery.
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Lansing
New
Hubert C. Terdgie
Michigan Agricultural
Americ Health Association
Wis Ostricken
Aelias
Noo
Koslxie
New York Banks Move Toward Interest Rate Cuts
A wave of reductions in lending rates is spreading through New York banks as savings institutions push to lower their rates after tax and money supply shifts. Analysts note several banks have begun lowering or freezing rates, signaling a broader rate drop trend across the sector.
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New York
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