Manager Dily Jane Secures The Deep Curple for City Show
Manager Dily Jane secured The Deep Curple to stow In this city in a near future for a show that has met with wonderful acceptance in major cities like New York and Chicago. Reports say part of the original New York cast will join the company here, with promises of a production to rival others in quality. The venture is expected to run nightly with pricing houses and a strong reception in this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dily Jane
New York
Chicago
Balmy Florida trip planning amid winter woes
A garbled notice offers travel guidance for winter travel from Chicago to Florida and back. It mentions train routes, fares, and dates around April and June, with references to Chicago and the Chicago and North Western Railway. Names and exact details are unclear due to OCR issues.
Waterworks finances questioned by Wisconsin commission
The Wisconsin Railway Commission flags apparent misstatements in Grand Rapids waterworks figures. The 1912 1918 period shows surplus and deficit swings, with assets, plant values, and operating costs debated amid notes of funded reserves and free water for fire and municipal use prior to July 1, 1913.
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Salem
Commission
Algst
Cal
Water Department
Wisconsin
Lok
Gettle
Pago
Haltai
Grand Rapids
Puntpmeg
Mquin
Grand
Rapids
Giana ‘Rapidy
Ihs
Lydrak
Mit
Aes
Water’ Works Fonds
Bog City
Manlyss
Danreelatinn
Scenreecia
Gohan
Potyul Se Elite
Batienee
Birth notices for three children in October darkens local page
Birth announcements list a son born October 31 to Mr and Mrs Barry Nelson. A son born to Mr and Mrs Emil Griesneh. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs John Scull. A lighthearted note follows about a bachelor’s view on love and a cod sized bank account.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fbarry Nelson
Emil Griesneh
John Scunll
Newlyweds Visit Friends in This City
Mr and Mrs Philip Canning arrived in the city from Port Arthur Ontario and will visit a few days at the home of the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs J J Canning. The bride was Agnes Whytock before marriage. The groom lived in this city until moving to Port Arthur and has many friends here who wish him happiness.
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Philip. Canning
Port Arthur Ontari
J.J. Canning
Phillyine
Wweek
Migs Agnes Whytock
Port Arthur
The
Tribune
Proper housing boosts farm machinery profits and lifespan
An exchange notes that sleeping outdoors harms machinery and urges farmers to shelter equipment. The ad suggests manufacturers push housing guidance to protect assets, arguing prosperity requires well cared for gear to sustain larger operations and profits.
Death of Mrs Mary Yeschke Remains in Sigel Area
Mrs Mary Yeschke longtime Sigel resident died Saturday at her son Strank's home after a brief illness. She survived by six children including Joseph and several sons and a daughter. The report notes an illness leading to death and lists family connections as provided in the fragment.
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Mary, Yeschke
Sigel
Strank
Joseph
Yesehke
Ula
Suits andidate case arises from unclear petition
A fragmented OCR text shows a legal dispute involving a candidate named Andi d ate or similar, with garbled phrases about prior actions and requests. The readable elements point to a civil suit context, naming a candidate and legal procedure, but details are unintelligible.
Canadian Country Not To His Liking
I Vanatta of Brookston, Indiana, spent several days in the Canadian Northwest and observed farm lenders, water quality, and crop prospects. He noted high risk lending, poor local banking, cold winters, limited cattle farming viability, and settlers drawn by government boosters who later faced hardship versus Wisconsin settlers who stayed and thrived.
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Go Vanatta
Brookston
Indy Rand Vie
Vanatha
Saskatchewan
Tre
Candian
Amin
Secur
Nashiv
Vanalla
Vanatty
Canadian Northwest
Wisconsin
Hiss
Hank
MacGabees Event Planned With Dr Hooper to Assist
Preparations are complete for the Macabees gathering starting Friday evening. Dr Elizabeth Hooper will assist and 26 candidates are to be initiated in a grand event attended by visiting members from nearby districts. The program includes notable speakers Harriett Olson Oshkosh and Dr Elizabeth Hooper Port Huron with a reception and banquet to honor attendees.
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Natic
Ayribe
Ereal
Harriett Olson
Oshkosh
Elizabeth Rooper
Port Turon
Michigan
Supreme Medica Board
Tragic Death of Miss Marjorie Kellogg of Grand Rapids
The community mourns eighteen year old Marjorie Kellogg daughter of Mr and Mrs Kellogg who died suddenly from heart failure after an illness and a wedding anniversary celebration. Her funeral was held at the Episcopal church with Bishop Weller officiating as relatives extend their condolences.
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Marjorie Kelloggs
Wer
Whelldute
Éeloge
Tadiette
Neever
Miss Wellong
Marjorie
Bishop Weller
Pond du Lane
Kellogg
Spock Fair Wetdays Ad To Attract Attendees
The regular stool fair will be held on Tuesday next in the east side Market Square. Attendees may expect large turnout. Tejland Packing Co will pay top market price for stock. Mae Strewing Co offers beer to the farmer with most empties. Milk cows and children fetch good prices. Second hand furniture discounted. Geo T Rowland & Sons offers sack rewards for accepted steps and a prize for top number. Heavy horses in demand. Joan Bell, Manager.
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Sie
Tejland_ Packing company
Lo Wilk
Mae Strewing Company
Geo
T, Rowland & Sons
Alan
Joan Bell
Marriage of Maisonkey Maniion and Graver Akey in Wilsell
Maisonkey Maniion and Graver Akey were married in Wilsell on Thursday afternoon at the bride’s home with Rev. The Logan officiating. Only close relatives attended. After the ceremony a wedding dinner was served and the couple departed that evening for Rudolph to begin their new home. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mix and Mrs. George Moulton.
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Jiith Maniion
Graver Akey
Eudulph
Wilsell
the Logan
Methodist Church
Ruedolph
Mix
George Moulton
Tribune
VYomits Seven Inch Lizard Missing From Patient
A misread medical tale from Waupaca reports a seven inch lizard removed during treatment for stomach pains. The physician believed a foreign body caused illness and burned the lizard after it was found alive and blind. The case involves Mrs Wim Ar men and Floyd Arman, with details of family distress and unusual medical actions.
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Wim
Armen
Waupaca
Milwaukee
Waw Pa
Floyd Arman
Waupacia
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Daly
Florida
Chicaro
Chicage
North Western
Cortera
Port
Man
Indorediin
Aby
Secon
Pantae
Riverine Hospital
Fall Furniture
First Street
Pullman
ATS
Atceach
J. R. Ragan
Spafford Building
Tiret Street
Railway Commission
O. K
Assis
Tangile
Panama
Grand Rapids, Wis
Ine Ewly
Mars
Aqars
Mary Yeschke
Ivenlson
Elizabeth Hooper
Macgabee Doings
Miss Tart Olson
Bands of Women
Credr
Parc Haven
TW J
Eliza BT Wooper
Marjorie Kellogg
Prisius of
Ugh Farles
Ceparrilated
Ugh Darley
Dad
Hughby
Mary, Heten
Ruth
Vyomits Seven Inch Lizard
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