Pleasant Bill Hints March May Endings
March comes in like a lamb on the Pleasant Bill farm as P H Likes family report moy ack. Miss Alpha stays in Pittsville to continue schooling. Mr and Mrs Martin Whitrock celebrate a baby boy. Amma and Joe Sterner visit home folks near Vesper. Louis Mertes and Miss Hohn spend Sundays with relatives. Joe Hraunmeter rents the Popke farm. Earl Robinson visits Geo Zenker. A crowd attends the Cotry Auction last Thursday. Will Davies farm now run by Clifford Gardner. Will Davies of Austin MN visits during the Cotrey Auction. Tom Moore Jr and Leonard visit Otto Erman. P H Likes buys a team at the Corvey sale.
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March
P. H
Moyack
Miss Alpha
Pittsville
Martin Whitrock
Amma
Joe Sterner
Vesper
Louis Mertes
Miss Hohn
Arpin
Joe Hraunmeter
Popke
Earl Robinson
Geo. Zenker
Cotry
Will Davies
Clifford Gardner
Austin
Minnesota
Tom Moore
Leonard
Otto Erman
P. H. Likes
Corvey
Local Visitor Notes and Town Happenings
Albert Weaver Lindsey of Cary stopped by as a pleasant caller in town yesterday. A representative of Osborn Implement Co. was in town on business Friday. Town residents wear smiles and look prosperous as Lindsey praises the area. John Bailum of Marshfield arrives to secure acreage for libby McNeal Lib.
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Albert Weaver
Cary
Osborn Implement ‘Co. Wes
Lindsey
John Bailum
Marshfield
Libby-McNeal & Lib
Local notes reflect farm, shipping, and personal updates
In Chicago company news, a popular pickle station thrives as hay shipments flow through the station. Hahn Bros. grind feed for farmers while Mrs. Charles St Clares' brother leases Crescop farm. Libby McNeill barrels arrive for pickers. N Robbins visits G I Weavers, Geo Prell recovers from illness, Jerry Doughty moves to Grant Rapids with son Eamy to take possession. Doreus Society met at Mrs. Peterson's home. Axel Forschind works for Whitrock. Harvey Tenpas visits home folks.
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Company of Chicago
Hahn Bros
Paul
Gus
Charles St. Clares
Crescop
Libby-McNeal
N. Robbins
Cary
G. I. Weavers
Geo. Prell
Jerry Doughty
Grant Rapidx
Eamy
Doreus Society
Ben Peterson
Axel Forschind
Sigel Birthday Party for Lena Larson in 1900s style
In Sigel a birthday party was held Friday evening February 27 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jens Larson in Lena Larson’s honor with about thirty guests. Refreshments followed games as the young crowd bid best wishes for Lena’s day while noting local residents Mrs Pete Gleson ill and visitors from Flint, Michigan. Eldred Winger is reported home and recovering.
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Jens Larson
Lena
Lona
Pete Gleson
Jim Massie
Olga
Elia Burgeson
Flint
Mich
Martin Burgeson
Eldred Winger
Ie Holstrum
Port Edwards
John Holstrum
A. E
Wallin
Local notes from Beloit and area missing friends and moves
REMINGTON. ary has gone to Beloit Wis in the Fairbanks Morris plant. John Seebruck former resident now of Milwaukee was seriously ill with flu but is better. We regret Mr and Mrs C Broville and family leave this part of the country. Best wishes for their new home in the Southern part of this state. GC Lowe studied a business trip to Grand Rapids. Mr and Mrs Gus Rutz returned from Manning Town visiting relatives of Mrs Rutz. Mr and Mrs George Wales of Grand Rapids were here to see Ed Wales who is very sick. Mrs V Wales of Grand Rapids called here Saturday.
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Ary
Beloit
Wis
Fairbanks & Morris
John Seebruck
Milwaukee
C. Broville
Lowe
Grand Rapids
Gus Rutz
Manning
Town
Rutz
George Wales
Ed. Wales
V. Wales
Illness and visits reach Union Center community
Mrs C Miers of Union Center visits the Hass home as her son Ed battles diabetes. Edward Wales grows gravely ill. his son Henry, employed in Chicago, is summoned home. Alfred and Mrs Miers and their son visit the McCulloughs. Helen Lowe and Mamye Griffeth, teachers in district No 2, spend weekend in Babcock. Gus and children Sanger of Nekogsa stay with Garl and family. D Akins and wife make a business trip to City Point.
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C. Miers
Union Center
R. F. Hass
Edward Wales
Henry
Chicago
Alfred Miers
Babcock
McCullough
Helen Lowe
Mamye Griffeth
Power of House Committee Limited in Socialist Case
Albany May 4 The Assembly Judiciary Committee which is investigating disloyalty charges against the five Socialist members of the Lower House has power only to pass upon the qualification and eligibility of the suspended members Morris Hillquist chief counsel for the defendants declared yesterday when he began the summing up. The resolution passed by the Assembly ins eated the five socialist assemblymen and authorized the investigation Mr Hillquist asserted the resolution directed the Judiciary Committee to investigate into the qualifications and eligibility of the five unseated members and to report on them. It has no other authority under the resolution.
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Albany
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Morris Hillquist
Council
Defendents
Assembly
Social
Hillquist
Judiciary Committee
Mexico seeks import of arms for war amid unsettled Mexico
Washington reports Mexico plans to press for permission to import arms for war from the United States. Hilario Anedina, sub-secretary of Foreign Affairs, said the Mexican demand may be granted after Robert Lansing’s retirement. The State Department has long restricted exports of munitions to Mexico, with rebels previously obtaining weapons.
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Washington
Mexico
United States
Hilario Anedina
State Department
Robert Lansing
Persistent cough case cured by Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
A Greenville student at law H T Burbage worried by a long persistent cough feared it signaled consumption. After trying Chamberlain's Cough Remedy he felt a remarkable change and, using two small bottles, was permanently cured. Paid advertisement.
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H. T. Burbage
Greenville
D. C
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