Local notes and school events mix with railway derailment report
Babcule township items note a school visit by Mr Bunnell and remembrances with Mr Prio U xi. A derailment of coach No 4301 near New Lasben disrupted main line service. Valley Division coach replaced and car returned to track. Miss Jennie Winter resigns to take a post in Evanston. Florence and Willie Pratser start a new school year. Local trips include J O Merritt to Minneapolis and F Cummings real estate tour to Finley. Mayor Wheelan of Grand Rapids makes a business call. Wm Baker returns from Chicago. Tara Ward travels to Milwaukee. Local residents and businesses are mentioned throughout.
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New Lasben
Valley Divison
Valley
Cranmour notes and local social updates
Miss Dorothy Fitch traveled from Nekoosa on Saturday evening and visited Babcock with Miss Caroline Fitch. Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Bennett returned from Clyntonville Oshkosh and other towns. Mrs. W. H. Witch leaves Louisville for St. Louis. N. Whitttesey returned from Oshkosh and stayed in Nekoosa on official business. Miss Lottie Gabill visited the Whittlesey family. Lester Go is filling his ice house with river ice from Wisconsin. Attendance at Sunday school noted for the second instant.
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Dorothy Fitch
Nekoosa
Babcuck
Caroling Fitch
N. Whitttesey
Oshkosh
Ixittie Gablll
Tesday
Whittlesey
Lester
Wisconsin
Chauters
Lenard
The Vice of Nagging Prompts Home Turmoil
A century old advertisement touts Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a remedy for nervousness melancholy headaches and insomnia among women. It claims the tonic cures “diling women” and weak kidneys, urging readers to try it with a money back guarantee.
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Johan Ke Tidly
PORT EDWARDS COMMUNITY NOTES AND MOVEMENTS
Port Edwards community notes record visitors and moves among residents and farms. Names include Rev Steves and wife Lubcock, Deyo at Jarvis farm, Buri Dake returning to Lavigne, Olson family departing for Merrill, Jasperson and Miss Whittlesey to Rapids, and local trips to Grand Rapids and Junction City. Also listed are a sale notice for two houses and lots on the west side.
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Steves
Lubcock
Selagnaver
Deyo
Nekousit
Jarvis Farm
Buri Dake
Jarvis
Lavigne
Olson
Anna
Peterson
Merrill
C. A. Jasperson
Miss Whittlesey
And
Rapids
Local notes and remarks from the Wisconsin Valley area
A garbled local items page lists residents and visitors across the Wisconsin Valley, noting Mrs. Nexter, Miss Laura Provost, Maude Starkey, and others with travels to Grand Rapids and Port Minards. It mentions a general warning about colds and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive and treatment, sold by Johnson & Hill Co.
Vesper plans Chicago printing outfit purchase
Bert Spencer Vesper leaves for Chicago Monday to buy a printing outfit for a soon to be published paper. Dr Hougen called to attend a sick child of P J Fhanagan. Chas Susarters moves the opera hall onto his lot for a micatimarket and dwelling. Moody buys property from C R Goldsworthy at 3000 dollars. Sawmill closed this week due to crew sickness. Ofo and Heiser visit Nekousa. Miss White visits city friends. Flanagin trips to Grand Rapids.
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Bert Spencer
Chicago
Vesper
Dr. Hougen
P. J. Fhanagan
Chas, Susarters
Wu. Moody
C.R. Goldsworthy
Cr. Ofo
C.F. Heiser
Nekousa
Wuttuie White
John Flanagin
Grand Rapids
Disease in Plant Leaves Study by Mile Rodrigue
Mile Rodrigue has studied variegated leaves and says white appearance mainly due to absence of chlorophyll. Some pigments and light reflection from cell walls can mimic this. When chlorophyll is absent, leaves are diseased with thinner tissues and lack palisade parenchyma.
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Mile. Rodrigue
Women and Jewels and Health
A vintage advertisement extols jewels and health as women's priorities. It promotes De. Bosehee's German Syrup as a swift aid to coughs colds and bronchial troubles, claiming it arrests early consumption and heals bronchial lines. It urges readers to seek Dr Green's remedies at Johnsons & Will Cols drug department and to obtain Green's Special Almanac.
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de. Bosehee
G.Q. Green
Johnons & Will Cols Drug Department
Green
Alpine Climber Distress Signals Unified by European Clubs
Paris dispatch reports the Alpine clubs of Europe adopt a uniform distress signaling system drafted by the French Alpine Club for climbers in peril. Day signals include shouting whistling waving handkerchiefs or firing guns while night signals use lanterns or lights. A sixfold daytime repetition denotes extreme peril and a return of three signals signals the rescuer’s acknowledgment.
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Alpine Clubs
Europe
Alving Club
Paris
Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Universal Cure
BIOC Reward S100. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all ily states and halls catarrh. Hall's catarrh cure is the only positive cure noo known to the medical fraterni: Catarrh be ing a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment. Hall's calarrh cure is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mnuc ous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the dis RUSE ANG luvit. The patient strength by building in the constitution and desisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so muteh faith in its curative powers, that they offer S105 for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testimonials. Address . J. Cheney & Coledo, O. Sold by druggists 3c. Hails Fandy pills are the best.
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Ily
Hall
J. Cheney & Coledo, O
Fragmentary note on a university address and senate action
A London Telegraph fragment cites a protracted address where the Senate ends by changing the form of admission. The closing line requests a kiss as a sign of close union and confidential friendship.
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Senate
London Telegraph
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Banoeh
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Mall ' S
Down
Bunnell
Prio
U. xi
Mareuce ON
Hem
Berwkeuan
Gaevetet
Uriane
Coe
Jennie Winter
Wyuhins
Evanston, DL
Florence and
Willie Pratser
Hiv
Molloy
Lown
J. O. Merritt
St. Baul Co
Minneapolis
Burnyous
Akey
Jenkins
Gram Niapids
F. Cummings
Finley
Wm. Baker
Tara Ward
Milwaukee
W. &. Wheelan
Bred Wright
J. P. Rogers
Psuley
Cranmour
A. I. Bennett
Clinetonville
W. H. Witch
Louisville
St. Louis
Port Edwards
Flass Burr
Gardner's
Geo. Scot
Mrs
W. A. Brazean
Luesday
Latendre
Guo. Branedu
Neloosa
Gus Netatan
Ian Muss
Theip Hoes
Gutvet
Grosshorn
Junction
Sttelle
Mondyty
Lina
Leek
Bimta Hiesell
Rea Uckey
Marslield
Wall Meyer
Port Minards Wits
Laura Provost
Ranger
Castle Pnd LoGrippe
Ian Princimond
Chamberlain
Pretanunia
Johnson & Hill Co
BIOC
Rase
Emipliyer
Lin
Theo
Bails
Tesussina
Archich
Drawile Fhaten
Vogue
Shiloh
Byone Hills
S.C Weeis
C L. Roy
N.Y
Karl
Greolin-Pearson
Drug Department
Tiay
Alice
United States
Lake
Akin's Candy Kitchen
Second Ward
J.P. Horton
Third Ward
LP. Witter
Fourth Ward
Roenius
Fifth Ward
E.R. Griffith
Sixth Ward
Messrs. A. McMillan
Oberbeel
Seventh Ward
Gro. F. Hanarecur
Prince Henry
Fleineman Mercantile Co
Claire Crash
Caet
Aline
the Heineman Mercantile Company
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