Prisoners Sentenced in Wisconsin Court
Judge W Neill Senge presided as Louis Volliery Collier Charles Payne Richard Bueye and others received sentences for assault rape adultery abandonment and related charges. Volliery got one year in the reformatory Payne two years in state prison Bueye six months county jail with several cases resolved or discharged and more pending on the calendar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W Neill Senge
O'Neill
Louis Volliery
Collier
Richfield
Ineby
Charles Payne
Bie
States
Cox
Payne
Richard Bueye
Ancine
State of Wisconsin
Haun Wilson
Tans Bourgeson
Anton Olson
Algei
Wolves in Wood county bounty drives hunting profits
In Wood county, despite locals doubting wolves’ presence, at least sixty wolves have been killed since January 1. Hunters from Bascobel using dogs earned significant sums under a county and state bounty of five and five dollars per wolf, while a twentytwo dollar bounty applies to wild cats. Most wolves were young, old ones scarce, with critics noting some hunters avoid old wolves to maximize profits, threatening eventual extermination if bounty incentives persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Bascobel
Renue
Memorial Day Observance in Wood County
Memorial Day activities will be held Thursday with a parade led by the Wood County G A R post from the library at 9 30 to Pocast Hill cemetery. A dinner and program follow at the opera house with a public address and musical program. Civic societies and school children are invited to participate and attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County Post
Pocest Hill Cemetery
Opera House
Stecuss
Interscholastic meet yields varied results at Appleton
Fifth place by an unnamed Appleton event, Grand Rapids takes first. Wansan leads, Oshkosh Kin Kanna and Marinette follow. Grand Rapids boys claim events with Wood second in broad jump, Lipke second in high jump, Pandelin second in discus throw, W second in half ner i. Comniff and Hed by Wie C. Comniff. Odin trial in Deng Co stare Wis. Tele- Dr. over tie in Daly iMocir, Centra phone lal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appleton
Grand Rapids
Wansan
Oshkosh
Kin Kanna
Marinette
Pour Grand Rapids
Ie Wood
Lipke
Pandelin
C. Comniff
Deng Co Stare
Wis
Daly iMocir
Centra Phone
Lal
Pickle Factory Project Moves Forward in Green Bay
A. W. Moody of Green Bay attended a city meeting to raise funds for a pickle factory building and land. Work will begin soon on the plant, likely east of the river near the old Lura brewery, with a seasonal harvest boost anticipated and a 33 000 dollar to 31 000 dollar estimate for initial costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Moody
Green Bay
Lura
Couch
Union Depot plan eyed by railroads for a brick fusion
A petition to St Paul Wisconsin Central and Northwestern railroads seeks to force runs into a Union Depot in the city. Businessmen offer to aid in securing right of way and funds. Northwestern hints at a 15000 dollar brick depot and Central of Kids considers a new depot. If all three invest, a single brick depot on the west side could replace three wooden structures, improving the city rail facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Wisconsin Central
Northwestern
Union
Central of
Kids Jave
Sehame
An Experience Party by Foresters Halls Young Ladies
The Young Ladies' Sodality at Foresters' hall held an experience party Thursday evening, raising about 80 dollars. Miss Marie Pariser won a novelty prize a sofa pillow crafted with all members' names. Judges were John A. Gaynor, Frank Dudley, and Bi Freund. The program included a child's cross by W. M. Vaughn and dancing to Hilary's orchestra. Funds aid a new 1200 pound bell for the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters’ Hilt
Marie Pariser
Green Bay
Sodality
John A. Gaynor
Frank Dudley
Bi. Freund
W. M. Vaughn
Hilary
John McKenzie Dies After Long Illness at Marshfield Poor Farm
John McKenzie an early Marshfield settler died at the poor farm on Tuesday May 21 from cancer. He was 52 and had lived at the farm since January 1901, suffering significant facial and neck damage. Buried Wednesday at the farm, he was survived by a wife who later remarried and remained in Marshfield. Clarence Dakins of Plover and Miss Lottie Ethel Newman married in Marshfield Thursday at 4 PM at the bride’s parents home, with Elide Lenn vert and dith Coulthart as bridesmaids and Frank Newnan and Walter Coulthart as groomsmen. The scene was prettily decorated. the couple will reside in Marshfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McKenzie
Marshfield
Moenzie
Melenzie
Clarence Dakins
Plover
Lottie Ethel Newman
Marrige
Bridl
W. A. Peterson
Elide Lenn Vert
Dith Coulthart
Frank Newnan
Walter Coulthart
Property Sold and Location Praised as Investment
A damaged notice notes a property sale with unclear buyer and seller names. The only clear detail mentions a good location and strong investment potential. Further specifics are unreadable due to OCR errors, but the sale is presented as a favorable real estate transaction.
Death of Dr Whitney in Chicago returns to Grand Rapids
DrnG W Whitney formerly of Grand Rapids died in Chicago on Wednesday. His remains were brought to Grand Rapids for burial in Forest Hill cemetery with services at the Congregational church led by Rev B J Shaw. Pallbearers included P J Cooper J W Freeman H P Chase O D Lendley BT Worthington and G A Carriveau. Dr Whitney's son Dr Max Whitney accompanied the body. his wife could not travel due to illness. He practiced medicine in Grand Rapids for many years and left about fifteen years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Whitney
Chicago
Whitney
Grand Rapids
Amber
Waterworks Contract Let For Gresham Pipe System
On Tuesday bids were opened for the waterworks project including pipe lines and fittings. The contract calls for pipe system construction at Linge and includes a bid from Pope of Chitage for 2502s for contracting. George Moultan, the expert, will oversee the work and ensure best quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payer Linge
Pope of Chitage
Copanrigting
Pian Hentec
Torre Swern
Commencement Exercises For Twenty Four Graduates At Rapids High
The Rapids High School will hold commencement at the Opera House on Wednesday May 2. The graduating class lists twenty four names including Clare Nicholas Akey and Mary Alice Alter. A program features insturial songs, oratory, and examinations by faculty. special appearances and songs follow the ceremony.
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Nekoosa
Uroulsy
Welock
Wang Guy Gurshne
Goldie Alpine
Levi Townsend
Progress Af
Progress Af Loberty
Guy Gareth Malyerlel Hayde
Rober
Hye Aver
Maite Kayshand
Parkur Win
Hooper
Fivand Rapids High School
Opera House
Randelin Alfred Charles Berard Matsie
Alice Bro
Abyin
Willian Willison
G Pansy Gene Fdith
Manna Getsehal
Nitie Masuuiyeling
Blaney Swett
Mati
Tey
Wy A. Petersen
Robert Lee Nash
Ciora
Dacia Trostilent
NeDie
Whngs
Tanauall
Alexiuialie Cains Monl
Willi Grorge Iy Taurtins
Daniel o-Connett
Belie
de Vetagn Varadso
Mariuallan
Alemhaim
Righard Mirery Wise
Tye
Cneth
Sia
Henry
Shiva San Phole
Mette Schnabel
Tansy
Adela Sharths
He Alwatandens
Olive Taylor
DeveloMen
Luisa
Memorial Reading and Reference Works List From 19th Century Sources
A catalog style listing of memorial day material and reference books including Fallows Samuel Johnson Cyclopaedia and notable works on American history and figures. It enumerates authors and titles such as The Beacon Lights of Patriotic Legions and Little Work of Western Verse with many names and publications cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liveney- Champlin
J. U
Samuel—Johnson
Samuel
St. Nicholas
Vest
Watlow
Washington
I. J
Walsh
Kellamy
Godwin
Williara
Richolas
Carrington
The
Beacon Lights
Cary
Alice
Phoebe
Kypleston
G.cled
Armecican
Field
Eugene
Sonplallon
H. W
Holnes
Whittier
K G
Fought for His Life With New Discovery Story
J T Weather wax of Wyandelle recalls his father and sister dying from consumption and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving Michael Lovas from a severe pneumonia and ongoing lung troubles. The ad touts a few months use, weight gain, and free trial bottles at Johnson & Co and John Daly's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.T. Weatherwax
Wyandelle
Michael Lovas
Johnson & Its Co
John Daly
Driyg
Poulainville M C Office in Rear of Breib’s Drugstore
Office location listed as rear of Breib’s drugstore in Centralia with telephone numbers for the office at Fresideice No 35 and Centralia No 248.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Poulainville
M. C
Breib
Fresideice
Centralia
Carpets Display Lets Shoppers View Grand Line
A carpet department walk with a salesman reveals a vast display of beauty and patterns not shown elsewhere. Courer and inspect the stocks.
Aeellicw Wanted for All Roles Reaches TOS Authority
Fragmentary text indicates a sought notice related to Aeellicw with references to TOS, SGU, and sworn statements. Details are unclear, but mentions farmer Taye eA Lee, WAR YVelsy, and Addit Wis with incomplete context and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aeellicw
Aioe
Yvelsy
Vito
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Kellogg Bros. Lumber
West Grand Rapids
Stoughton Wagon
Thomas Climax
Garland
Beaumont Peerless
Thomas Bicycles
Gitchell, Lubeck Co
Wolves
Pickle Factory
Dakins-Newman
Odell
A. Bragean Ould Toy
Dr. Whitney
George Moultan
Noah
Sheridan
Phi
P. C. Headley
Abbott
W.J
Younpy Welles
Coffin
Jerat Tags Divis
Draper
J. W
Awerivadiond
Kanetaston
America
Bede
Hemet
J. Dee Cannon
Lewis
H. Hi
Lie Yankee
Morris
Charles
Spain
Pratt
Mara
Roosevelt
Lodge
Tuley
Chie Kongh Rid Vivian
Dewey
Mie Wise
John Hind
An Ra
Jay, Anpivic, Te
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