North Side in Brief Highlights from Locals and Visitors
Residents and visitors are listed, noting travels from Kane street to Des Moines and Lansing Iowa, camping near Dresbach Minnesota, and visits to Caledonia and Loomis streets. The piece notes rail activity with livestock trains, personnel changes at Milwaukee road, and a two week eastern visit by F F Post and Nina Partridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Welsch
Caledonnis Street
Maude Merwine
Ethel Stratsbury
St. Paul Park
E. C. Glasson
E Street
Henry Green
Oconomowoc
Wis
A. Batcheller
Kane Street
Des Moines
Geo. B. Marvin
O. P. Blanchard
Chas. Blanchard
R. Blanchard
Dresbach
Wisconsin
Mississippi
Avon Street
Minn
J. F. Lawrason
Prairie du Chien
A. L. Marshall
Wood Street
Wm. Nessler
Berlin Street
A. V. Ingham
Herman Stokes
Jehildren
West Salem
M. la Fleur
P. E. Roggensack
John Roggensack
George Street
Landsing
Etta Nessler
Lansing
Hazelhurst
Prescott
Hallie Lavake
Madison
Ottto Wagner
Milwaukee
Tomah
North Side
Eva
Harry Gifford
Rose Street
Earl
Lexington
S. C
Jacob Hahn
Mill Street
Ed. Grimes
Green Bay
Grimes
John Grimes
Walter Cole
St. Andrew St
The
Harry Giffed
Milwaukee Road
Dan Dineen
F. F. Post
Nina Partridge
East
Yello Toasted Cornflakes Declared Finest Flavor
Advert says Yello is the richest and finest in flavor, encouraging readers to choose its toasted cornflakes as the best option for meals and snacks.
Vacation in Real Economy Says Fogg Sermon
Rev G W Fogg pastor at Tabernacle Baptist preached on The Duty of Vacation before a month away. He argued vacations boost health and efficiency, citing rest from work, seashore trips, and the pastor’s own need for time off to renew strength for winter duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Fogg
Tabernacle Baptist Church
Irvine's Jewelry Repair Offer
Irvine's advertises refinishing and repair of old jewelry including brooches lockets and rings. They promise to restore pieces to near new appearance with conscientious work and a large repair business built on results inviting customers to try their services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irvine
Nature's respite fuels renewed work and yearlong vigor
The passage urges embracing nature to refresh the mind and body, suggesting short vacations and outdoor time to banish cares. It urges workers to return ready for brisk activity, and to offer employers a brief break if possible, promising renewed productivity.
Maple Leafs and Rovers Split Doubleheader on Summit Diamond
The Maple Leafs and Rovers split the Sunday doubleheader on the Summit diamond. H Jurgenson hit a first game homer in the eighth inning with no outs. Anderson fanned 11 and Casperson 7 as pitchers. Rovers lineup included C Brown T Casperson Emmerson Nelson Olson Coughlin Balrud Halseth Olson Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Leaf
Rovers
Summit Diamond
H. Jurgenson
Anderson
Casperson
C. Brown
T. Casperson
Emmerson
Nelson
V. Casperson
Coughlin
Balrud, Jr
Halseth
Olson If
Fingers Ground Under a Belt at La Crosse Brush Plant
Vivian Marteau of 821 St An drew street suffered two fingers severely injured when caught under a moving belt at the La Crosse Brush company plant. The flesh was torn from the fingers but a small pulley prevented more serious harm. A physician attended him and the injuries are not expected to cause complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Crosse Brush Company
Inoon
Vivian Marteau
St. Andrew Street
Zeppelin airship makes another run toward Cologne
Count Von Zeppelin commanded the airship SJ from the Frankfurt grounds at 10 this morning and sailed toward Cologne, a 100 mile Rhine passage planned for future army defense. Weisbaden, crowded with American tourists, welcomed the craft with acclaim as it passed toward its new station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Germany
Count von Zeppelin
Cologne
Rhine
Weisbaden
Zeppelin
Mob executes two alleged burglars near Ville Platte
In Ville Platte Louisiana Aug 2 a mob of armed men hanged Ed Jackson and Will Miller two black men accused of numerous burglaries and intimidating housewives They were shot to death after a twelve person jury selected by the mob deemed them guilty No arrests were made
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ville Platte
Ed Jackson
Will Miller
It Is Easier To Discharge An Obligation Than A Cook
An aphorism notes that fulfilling duties or debts once seems simpler than preparing meals, comparing the effort of settling duties with everyday cooking tasks. The line suggests practical priorities and contrasts two common chores.
Famine and ruin follow quake in Guerrero
The Mexican state of Guerrero endures ruin after Friday and Saturday quakes. Destruction in the valley of Mexico and along the Pacific coast has produced famine with refugees flooding trains. Acapulco and Chilpancingo suffer widespread damage with no habitable buildings reported. U.S. gunboats and aid shipments are being prepared.
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Mexico City
Guerrero
Valley of Mexico
Pacific
Mexico
Acapulco
Chilpancingo
State Department
Perfect scores of Glidden tourists in Kansas City
The Glidden tour participants disperse after a record setting journey. The event is praised as the most successful ever, with Pierce Arrow No. 9 driven by W. F. Winchester taking the Glidden trophy on a perfect score. Pierce Arrow No. 108 driven by J. S. Williams wins the Newer trophy, also with a perfect score, and Detroit trophy goes to Chalmers-Detroit No. 52 driven by Jean Dempt with a 14.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hower
C. B. Glidden
W. F. Winchester
J. S. Williams
Jean Dempt
Burlington Shops Begin Full Time Ten-Hour Days
Beginning today the Burlington shops will work ten hours per day or full time until further orders. The department closes at noon on Saturday, making the week's work fifty five hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Amend Marriage Service and Funeral Attendance Rules
Editorial notes call for amending the marriage service. The piece laments some women not attending all family funerals and writing kin letters, urging clearer expectations and duties within family rituals.
Woman Leaves $100000 to Her Two Dogs in Hartford Will
In Orange Massachusetts on August 2, Mrs Mary F Snow of Hartford left the income from 10000 to Phila C Miller a 70 year old spinster in Orange to care for her dogs. Her husband receives 2000 and several small bequests go to charity. The dogs are described as among the smallest in the country one a Mexican spaniel the other a toy black and tan imported from Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange
Mass
Mary F. Snow
Hartford
Phila C. Miller
Birthday Party for Fifteenth Birthday of Mamie Kletecka
Miss Mamie Kletecka’s fifteenth birthday was celebrated Wednesday with games and a light lunch of ice cream and cake. An elaborate midnight supper followed as guests Anna Tikal Lily Beranek Helen Kaba Mamie Matyka Olga Olson Rose Papacek Anna Roraff Minnie Walter Ella Heinkel attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mamie Kledecka
Anna Tikal
Lily Beranek
Helen Kaba
Mamie Matyka
Olga Olson
Rose Papacek
Anna Roraff
Minnie Walter
Ella Heinkel
Mamie Kletecka
Great Genius Mixes Madness With Insight
A concise aphorism asserts that superior intellect often includes a dash of insanity. The quote underscores the tension between brilliance and unconventional thinking.
Chicago Vice Cries for Gov Action
Chicago officials indicate federal action shifts. U.S. Dist Atty Sims renews crackdown on white slave traffic while levee graft probes pause. Wayman on vacation but detectives gather West and South side witnesses for September grand jury in the vice investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Sims
Wayman
Ber
U.S. Dist. Atty. Sims
Supreme Court of the United
Cotton crop condition report July 25 1909
The crop reporting board of the agricultural department estimates cotton condition at 71.5 percent of normal on July 25, down from 74.6 on June 25 and markedly below last year’s 83.0. Comparisons show 75.4 in 1907 and 80.6 the ten year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
D. C
Crop Reporting Board of
the Agricultural Department
Remarkable Lumber Boat Nana Smith Sets Load Record
The steamer Nana Smith, owned by the Dc. A. Smith Lumber company, claims a new high in lumber handling. At Marshfield Oregon her system loads 75 000 feet per hour and unloads 100 000 feet per hour. A 1 600 000 foot cargo was moved 450 miles to Bay Point and back in four days nineteen hours. The ship carries luxurious officer quarters and is named for Mr. Smith’s eldest daughter Mrs. F A Warner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nn Marshfield, Ore
Nana Smith
Smith
Marshfiel
Marshfield
Bay Point
Cal
Oregon
Pacific Coast Service
Dc. A. Smith Lumber Company
Washington
California
F. A. Warner
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Frank G. Roth
4Th
Pearl Street
Gaskill
F. Dell
Hixon, Wis
Ed. Koch
Caledonia Street
Bowerman
Boston Nationals
Frank Bowerman
Boston
Bridwell
Tenny
Giants
McGraw
New York
Lacrosse Tribune Norte
Clinton Street
W. T. Irvine
Jeweler
Main St
Maple Leafs and
Maple Leafs
Riley
Anderson Fridgen
Gov’t
Ceylon
E. Jonnson, Pres’t
B. J. Johnson Soap Co
Powler St
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