Last High News under Present Editor’s Name
The editor announces this is the final issue under his name as compiling and writing this department interferes with school work. Students may apply to Mr. Baldauf for the editorship. Travel day in Junior English today with discussions on Washington and New Orleans. Graduation samples arrive and seniors decide if they will wear them. About one hundred seed packages from Senator Lafalette are being distributed among the high school gardeners.
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High News
Baldauf
Washington
New Orleans
Seeda
Lafallette
Tate
Gardonara
Social and Club Gatherings Reported in Local Notes
Society events highlight bridge at Miss Jane Taylor’s Fourth and Witter home. Young People’s Society of West Side Lutheran met at Assembly Hall with music and refreshment. Camp-fire Guardians and Assistants of Neoosa held a semi monthly meeting at Tarry Inn Nekoosa with plans for a Grand Council in April. E. F. U. Onder annual supper hosted ninety nine members with card games and social time after a one hundred guest setup.
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Young People's Meeting
Young People's Society of the
West Side Lutheran Church
Assembly Hall
Camp-fire Association
Neoosa
Port Edwards
Grand Rapides
Tarry Inn
Nekoosa
Z. FU
E. F. U. Onder
Personal notes from city visit and travels
Miss Esther Kester is visiting in the city while Miss Irene Summers journeys to Chicago for business at the Poirier Hat Shop. Numerous residents report travel and illness, including Mrs. Chester Feavel heading to Madison for her ill relative, Edw A. Arpin visiting Waupaca, and Mrs. Mary Dougherty being very ill. Charles Smith of Green Bay and Western R R arrived with a snow plow from Green Bay.
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Esther Kester
Chicago
Chester Feavel
Madison
M. Jd
Feavel
Lee C. Rumsey
Wi. McGlynn
Janesville
Douglas
Irene Summers
Poirier
John Brandt
Wausaw
A. Arpin
Waupaca
P.O. Daly
Marshfield
Jack Cartigan
Frank Sehmeling
Wausau
Robert Groskopf
Frances
Rockford
Susan Baines
M. A. Dougherty
First Street
Deluth
Mary Dougherty
Til Street
Wisconsin Brevities Profit From City Utilities
Manitowoc reports six month profits for its municipal water power plant at 14270 and the light department at 20437. Appleton Community Lecture and Artist Series plans a new 1920 1921 season after seven of ten 1919 1920 numbers. final lecture will be by former president W H Taft in May.
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Manitowoc
Wis
Light Department
Appleton
W. H. Taft
Appleton Power Plan Extendable To Shawano Proposal
Appleton Electric line may extend to Shawano if the city votes to buy and shut down the municipal plant and receive power from the Appleton house. A special election is likely. Appleton serves over a dozen communities and runs a street railway. In Granddal drive, Armenian relief workers raise about 10000 dollars to care for roughly 110 orphans for a year.
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Appleton
Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat and Power Company
Shawano
Appleton Company
Apweton
Oulaganic County
County quota press drives towns toward goal
Weeks pass as several towns await final results with a county quota of 15000 dollars. Kaykeuna stands alone having met its full share while other towns still report partial progress. Neenyh Harry Cook, son of the late A Cook, has gone to Miami Florida for health reasons accompanied by Mrs Cook after lengthy illness in a New York hospital. he previously ran paper mills at Alexandria Indiana.
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Kaykeuna
Florida
Neenyh
Harry Cook
A. Cook
Miame
Fla
Foxes celebrate 56th wedding anniversary in Appleton
Appleton residents H. D. Fox aged 77 and his wife marked their fifty sixth wedding anniversary on March 1. Married in Waupuu in 1864, they moved to Appleton four years later. Mr. Fox uses crutches but remains retired and last year cultivated a large garden.
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Appleton
H. D. Fox
Waupuu
County Beekeeping School Set In Wood County
The first Beekeepers School will be held at Wood County Normal and Agricultural School on March 25 26 and 27 under the County Association with Prof Sprise as secretary. The program covers fundamentals of beekeeping queenrearing disease control foul brood and practical hive management for honey production with sessions on spring summer and fall bee care and a business session for local organization.
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Wood County
Wood County Normal and Agricultural School
County Association
Sprise
Democrats Seek Wilson Meeting Over Treaty Deadlock
Democrat Senators pressed to brief President Wilson on a new compromise basis for Article X of the treaty. Senator Hitchcock reportedly urged administration talks, with Democrats and Republicans negotiating a proposed change to reservation 30. A White House conference plan followed days of talks led by Senators Simmons and Watson, but no clear outcome reached.
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Washington
Wilson
Senate
Hitchcock
United States
Simmonson
Watson
White House
Tumully
President Opens to Compromise in Treaty Talks
Senators Hitchcock and Simmonton debated article 10 reservations while the President favored the compromise proposal. Democrats criticized ratification risk as presidents pocketing the treaty. Senators Watson and Simonson work with party leaders to push negotiations forward.
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Hitchcock
Simmonton
Watson
Simonson
Arrest Request For Dempsey And Manager Kern
Telegraphic request for the arrest of world champion heavyweight Jack Dempsey and his manager Jack Kern was received yesterday by U S District Attorney Robert O Connor at the San Francisco office, per Associated Press dispatch from Los Angeles dated March 3.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Jack Dempsey
Jack Kern
U. S. District
Robert O. Connor
United States District Attorney
San Francisco
Brotherhood Meetings Formulate Wage Scale Conference
Representatives of about 400 600 railroad workers from the Brotherhood Maintainance of Way and Employees Railway Shop Laborers met in Chicago to discuss a new wage scale. The group included twenty four generals and 142 officers among union members during the meeting.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Union Brotherhood
House Refuses to Repeal Prohibition Act
Washington March 5 The House refused by overwhelming vote to repeal the prohibition enforcement act. The repeal measure was offered by Representative Egan of New Jersey and would have removed $4,000,000 for enforcement from the legislature executive and judiciary appropriation bill.
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Associated Press
Washington
Egan
New Jeursey
Gillett
Minnesota Farm Victory Cited in Immigration Official Notice
An OCR fragment notes a Minnesota farming victory related to a land grant or farm award. It mentions Fred D. Sharmen, commissioner of Immigration, based in Room 220 State Capital St. Paul Minnesota, with a reference to a thousand tallars. The readable text is fragmentary and lacks concrete dates or formal actions.
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John Sexton & Co
Ulinais St
Chicago
Minnesota
Fred D. Sharmen
St. Paul
Minn
Dresses from March issue featured by Ready-to-Wear Parlors
Advertises the Ladies Home Journal issue gowns available at I. E. Wilcox Ready-to-Wear Parlors. Claims every style shown in the March issue is in stock and described as beauties.
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the Ladies’ Home Journals
Sarr
Wilcox
Break up warships under Turkish peace terms
London in March reports the Allied Supreme Council decided the peace treaty must break up the Turkish Navy. The article states the Turkish army will be reduced so it cannot threaten another country, shaping postwar security.
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London
Allied Supreme Council
Circuit Court Calendar Continues With Listed Cases
The calendar lists multiple filings and parties before the circuit court including Nekoosa-Edwards Co., Matt Stvenp, Albert Wylie, Rady Gil bert, Fred Speich, Rudolph Steenbeck, Hattie Zwicke, Emil Beske, Jane Beske, Henry Paulson, E E Colvin, and others. It notes cases with issues of fact and default entries, covering local firms, individuals, and court actions inWisconsin.
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koosa-Edwards Co
Matt Stvenp
Nekoosa-Edwards Co
Albert Wylie
Nekoosa-Edwards O
Rady Gilbert
Charles Harilie
F. P. Graham
R. L. Salzman
E. BR
Beehyinger
Fred Garfield
Fred Speich
Rudolph Steenbeck
Wm.c. Kaste
Nekoosa-Edwards Papers Co
Nekoosa Council No
Brotherhood of Paperman
Mike Po
E. E. Colvin
Wis
Dairy Land Fows
C. C
Bilious Feelings Weaken Appetite Promised Relief
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a quick remedy for biliousness. It claims the product promotes liver health and cures dullness, restoring relish for food and overall energy. Paid notice targets readers seeking stomach and liver balance.
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Grid Rapids Daily Tribune
Commercial Hotel
Dixon
Steinberg
W. J. Conway
A. J. Looze
Stevens Point
Wallock's
Wisconsin
Tribune Box C. P
Hanson Furniture Co
Janesville, Wis
Irving Philleo
5Th St. N. d
Seven Voor Modern Horse
Tel
W. FP. Sommerfeld
Grand Rapids
Guernsey
Julius Kriget
R. R
Stanley Hanks Co
Andrew Zurfluh
J. G. Hagen
Daly
Anue
Daily Tribune
22Nd St
Milwaukee
the High School News
William Doudaz
Bridge
Jane Taylor
Fourth and Witter Streets
Sheboygan
Northfield Company
Davenports
Dempsey
IQ Nave
Brotherhood
House
New Jersey
Palace
Benn Et
Enid Bennett
Circuit Court
A. D. Smith
State Bank of Envland
Dick Rodenkirchen
Mary Parker
Wisconsin Baptist State Convention
Harry O. Bingers
Anna Binger
C. R. Goldsworthy
John N. Hayes
Wis. Baptist Convention
Iba
R. Goldsworthy
Rose Stolp
Albert Stolp
Louis Stanley
Rolland Stanley
Bernard Kampschroer
Rosie Kampschroer
IDEAL
Dorothy Dalton
and Wm. Desmond
Charles Chaplin
Charlie Chaplin
Jean
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Frankforts Av Weiners
Hollan Campbell
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