Wisconsin News Notes and Local Fires and Holstein Purchase
Pitsville reports a man struck by a horse and recovering, with initial fears of internal rupture. A fatal fire in Colby destroyed a Gunder home, sparing a baby but claiming a life. Waukesha breeders buy King Superba, a top Holstein sire, for a herd development at several farms, with price details and shipment to Dr. Roberts’ stockyard.
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Pitsville
T. C. Montag
Sahnassidy
Geyer
Bolns
Waukesha Freeman
Waukesha
David Roberts
W. J. Mann
Baird Fires
W. J. Wright
Ameorica
Oliver Gu
Pine Grove Farms
Glmna
Detroit
A. W. Green
Middletown
Dr. Roberts
Guthrie Commission Cuts City Budget By 10000
City commissioners of Guthrie Oklahoma estimate that running the city in the past year costs 10000 less under their system than under the previous aldermanic form.
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Guthrie
Okla
Notable diplomats and leaders reshaped by war era shifts
Sires and sons section notes Earl Witchener would have been viceroy of India but for the war. John Burns resigns from the British local government board over policy disputes and advocates peace. Robert P. Skinner, new American consul general at London, hails from Ohio and began service in 1897. Arthur Bathy Blanchard named United States minister to Halt, after Tokyo embassy secretarial work. Alexis Carrel of Rockefeller Institute now runs a large Paris hospital treating wounded, and Count Leopold Berchtold governs Austria Hungary foreign relations while maintaining a vast racing stable in Europe.
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Earl Witchener
India
John Burns
British
England
Robert P. Skinner
London
Ohio
Margeilles
France
Hamburg
Berlin
Arthur Bathy-Blanchard
United States
Fall
Tokyo
Japan
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
New York
Simong
Paris
Leopold Berchtold
Austria-Hungary
Arpidhalon
Sul Waters Run Deep By Eunice Blake
Wilton Page a twenty year old man with striking looks boards a parlor car fatefully crossing paths with three women Aunt Sue Dorothy and Fanny who plot a kiss in a long tunnel the moment the train enters darkness Wilton is kissed by an unseen hand and later identifies Fanny as the culprit though all deny it The trio later attends a function where Fanny blushes when Wilton approaches revealing the playful ruse that began the affair and the others orchestration of a social prank
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Wantona Argus
2. A
Fred Kukuk
Wilton Page
Wilton
Aunt Sue
Dorothy
Fanny
Sue
Torothy
Wis
Nothuing
Wanny
Finny
Put Mother Not Baby on Bottle
An advertisement urges mothers to use HEMO nourishment to boost milk supply and restore strength. It claims the product is appetizing, easily prepared by adding water, and can be served as a tasty food drink. Ends with a grocery ad for OTTO'S PHARMACY in Grand Rapids Wisconsin.
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Otto
Grand Rapids
Wis
Sour soils and lime forms compared for farming use
The soils department at the Experiment Station compares slaked lime with ground limestone for correcting soil acidity. Slaked lime is cheaper but harder to spread and can be caustic if over slaked. ground limestone is preferable when price is reasonable and dryness allows even distribution. Avoid applying caustic lime to land planted with potatoes the first year.
Garment Workers Oppose State Minimum Wage Plan
The Garment Workers' Union of San Frenelate adopts resolutions opposing a state minimum wage for working women. They argue it would lower wages as employers set the maximum by state law. The union plans to push aims through the trade movement and instructs delegates to oppose at the California State Federation of Labor convention.
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Garment Workers’ Union of San Frenelate
Third
Witun
California State Federation of Labor
Labor Temples in Indiana Discussed by Fort Wayne Union
The Fort Wayne central union forms a ten member committee to study feasibility of building a labor temple. The group will gather data on cost and location as organized labor sees a temple as meeting growing needs. Mill and factory capacity is exhausted for 1916 delivery with new contracts delayed to 1917 and beyond.
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Fort Wayne
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Bank of Grand Rapids
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