Early History of Hustisford A Frontier Sketch
A century old Hustisford sketch describes the area once saying the Fox tribe called it City of the Foxes with Winnebago and Menominee villages nearby. It notes Indian bones found near a canal, large mounds on Lovell property, and Toltec copper mine legends. Early settlers include Beardsley, Gale, Porter, Hustis, Cameron, and McRay with mills, stores, and a post office. Railroads later shifted routes, while five cheese factories and strong merchants mark local growth. future rail access was anticipated.
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Hustisford
Manden
Charles P. Lovell
Lake Superior
Ohio
Upper
Mississippi
Mexico
Cortez
Hustis
Beardsley
John W. Cole
Orlando Gridith
Qin the Sovemeel
Rosewell Gales
Diniund Wiltae
Messrs. Gale and
Porter
Wild Cat
Rock River
John Hustis
John Cameron
Jacob Rupebre
Milwaukee
Beetle
Rupelye
Hesohla
Symns
Tsde
Ward
Chas
Haswella
David Lewis
Tron Ridge
Kilbourne
The
Toa
Haslisford
Cer
Matthesthal
Kro Roeseler
Isis
John Koch
Christian Voight & Co
Haastisfard
Last Sunday’s Ball Game Confusing Play By Pitchers
A garbled report from last Sunday's baseball game mentions pitchers and several unclear names. The readable fragments suggest a televised or local league event with a disputed moment and a rough scoreline, but key details and proper nouns are missing.
Golden Wedding Celebration for Juneau Couple
Last Friday in May, Mr. and Mrs A Czamanske marked their golden wedding at home in Juneau with children, grandchildren, and friends. Services at St Johns Lutheran preceded a celebratory supper, tracing their 50 years since marriage in West Prussia, then Germany, and their subsequent move to America to settle in Wisconsin and raise nine children.
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A. Czamanske
Juneau
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Childern
Huntisford School Team Faces Jarring Home Loss
Report recalls a boys game with rough play and taunts directed at Hastisford players. The piece notes lack of home training among Huntisford youths and suggests studying books on manners and etiquette as remedy. No girls on Hastisford show nerves during the Juneau clash.
Fancy price for pigs at Watertown stock fair
At Watertown Tresthay monthly stock fair prices for pigs reportedly rose with young pigs under 25 pounds selling around £1. and heavier stock fetching high prices. Horses were plentiful but sold at strong prices amid lively demand.
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Watertown Tresthay
Stufig
Dr Aing's New Discovery Will Surely Stop That Gouge
A bold new medical claim from Dr Aing promises to end a costly price gouge affecting shoppers. The report notes early tests and calls for cautious optimism while urging further verification before wide adoption.
Comet Gazer Notes Early Morning Rise and Motion
The account describes the comet rising at 2 20 Tuesday morning and accelerating eastward toward the sun. Observers James L McGeary and Father Mukhary discuss its position in Pegasus, moon phase, and predicted visibility into May with daily motion and Earth distance estimates.
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J James L. McGeary
Pegasus
Father Mukhary
Walter McGeary
Tuesskey
Earth
Venus
Public Roller Towel Condemned In Crusade Publication
The May issue of The Crusad a monthly Anti Tuberculosis publication, begins a campaign to abolish towel use in public spaces. The piece denounces the practice as a grave menace to health, urging bans at hotels and public destinations while promoting hygiene and quiet, clean living.
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Reise
Litvie
Death of German publisher shakes Milwaukee elite press
George Brumider, renowned proprietor of a leading German newspaper group in Milwaukee and a noted figure among local residents, died Monday. Born in Germany, he built Germania into a major publishing house with daily and weekly editions, expanding through publishing and bookbinding ventures before facing financial strain that tested the enterprise.
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George Brunder
Norduvest
Amorten
Milwaukee
Anneal Fare Ensnneeting Ensneeting Wepting Guounty Pers Isors
Fragmentary OCR text appears garbled with repeated words and nonsensical phrases. No clear names, places, dates, or events are readable to form a coherent news item. The readable segments do not yield a factual, standalone summary.
Death Roll Pete Lackas 78 Dies Near Neosho
Pete Lackas died at his son Pete M Lackas Jr s home one mile northwest of Neosho Saturday morning after a long illness age 78 years 7 months Born in Opscholz Germany he came to the U S 23 years ago living in Rubicon then on the homestead He was an old soldier serving in three wars including the French war where he earned a medal From two marriages he leaves four children Barbara Helen Mary Brand Mike Lackas and Pete M Lackas The funeral was held at St Matthews church with burial in the Catholic cemetery Hav officiating Also note of Aug Schultz former resident died at family home south of Wuntertown Title and details reflect period obituary style.
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Pete Lackas
Pete M. Lackas Jr
Neosho
Opscholz
Germany
Rubicon
Peto Lackas
Lackas
Barbara Helen
Mary Brand
Sheboygan
Wis
Mike Lackas
Denver
Col
Fete M. Lackas
St. Matthews Church
Aug. Schultz
Wuntertown
Mr. Schultz
Pog
Bewes
Maury
Tex
Chaves
Fred
Albart
Con
Ida
Tilas
Watertown
School Notes From a Hard School Week
Last Friday afternoon the high school boys, led by Bruce Randall, Hazel Jourva, Harriet Rock, and others, enjoyed a trip with teachers and parents. The girls were surprised by the way the other pupils treated them, though their team lost. Charhitta and Princes Coudou were mentioned. Euina Wendt was urged to shoot after two weeks in the douruul Onieu. Pupils at the Grutimar Departurat cleaned and decorated their room. A teacher’s death affected the week. classes resumed midweek.
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Jauwil
Itl
Bluceb Randall
Hazel Jouva
Harriet Rock
Ea Lindert
Cynthia Henschel
Cheau
Charhitta
Princes Coudou
Euina Wendt
Tuestop
Douruul
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Hook River
Sesfert C.F
A. Cramanske
Jeneau
Dr.aing
Dead Public
Tawel
Mr. Brumider
Hewis
Respur
Germania
Ents
Weckbysia
Nial Caralye
Hue
Tiuther
Sultan
Weil
Haran
Abu
Uilnes
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