Tomah Utility Board Complaint Dismissed In State Actions
Four decisions by the State Gaitrand Cormission address a Tomah complaint against a utility and a railroad project to relocate a state trunk highway between Ablomins and Revisbur. The St. Croix Falls Co. rate changes affect Valley City and Ossenia. Tomah’s city suit is dismissed without prejudice to future action.
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Madison
Gaitrand Cormission
Rego! ‘Phorsilay
Auaney
St. Croix Falls Leprevement Company
Toe Advieber Ibs
Vuatuptiy
Fem
Betwee
Revisbur
Tomaly
St. Croix Falls
Sit Croix Falls
Valley City
Ossenia
BP General
Mimueanolis
Sr. Taal
Sault Ste. Mairi Missroms
Pyter
Tomah
Cannot Use State Seal on Ads Warns Attorney General
Madison reports the attorney general warns advertisers that the state seal cannot be used on publications and printed matter except in specific official contexts. Swingle, associate editor, notes the seal may appear in limited uses but not as an authentic seal. The secretary of state holds the seal in custody and controls its official display.
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Madison
Wis
Swingle
Japs in Wisconsin Must Observe State Laws
Madison Wis. Frpaness residents in Wisconsin must abide by state laws and divorce by marital consent as permitted by Japanese laws cannot be sanctioned. An anti- diplomatic opinion from the attorney general's office to K Kunashuna, consul for Japan at Chicago, explains how divorce is recognized in Wisconsin and the manner of obtaining it.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Perera
K. Kunashuna
Japan
Chicas
Zyxt Hangs On as Oxford Dictionary's Last Word
Dictionary makers once listed Aymenlory and Zrmurgy for fermentation terms before Avs emind appeared. Now Oxford and the English Philological Society report Zyxt as a fourteenth century Kendsh ligieed term meaning sseost, likely to remain the final word in English.
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Oxford
Murray
English Philological Society
Buffalo Population Growth and Government Herds Noted
A fragmented report notes buffalo numbers in the United States have risen to about seven times the 1880 census level, with roughly 2,000 individuals in government herds and several private holdings. The archaic text highlights increased protection and ongoing conservation efforts.
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Malta
In the Morning Papers A Summary of the News
A scrambled digest of overseas and domestic notices, naming Harding signing bills, labor and wage figures, political disputes, and international chatter. Fronts mention moles wounded in clashes, frontier tensions, tax debates, and staff changes. Various cities report job figures, prices, and policy discussions.
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Horlin
Anady
Ter Shesit
Coles
Washington
Coe Troaldont
Harding Luis
Waslingitin
J. C
Tig Department Od
Jane Weer
Department of Lhor
Frederick J. Day
New Tersey
Teuterstain
Senate Interstile Commerce Commission
London
Austin Chamberlain
Washington, D. C
Ruth Chatterton to star in La Crosse theater one night
Ruth Chatterton will headline a single performance at La Crosse theater on Friday night in August 1910. The event marks the return of Miss Chatterton, a popular stage figure, and features Sir James M Barrie's new play Mary Rose, a tale of a young girl finding herself and rejoining loved ones in a dreamlike realm described as that lovely place.
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Tuth Chacerton
J. M. Bare
New York
la Crosse Theater
Miss Chatterton
James M. Barrie
Mary Roge
Hesself
Barrie
Jplace
Circus Under Elks Lodge Promises Big Week Event
La Lorosse prepares for a Friday circus day hosted by the Elks Lodge under Bert Jonvette and George Hodge. The three ring show led by Rhea Royal features high wire acts, performing ponies, elephants, and the Stickney hareback riders. Proceeds from admissions support lodge activities.
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Campbell Road
la Lorosse
Rhea Royal
We BP
Elks
Sport
Milwaukee Road
Davie
Molcis
Chosentown
Elk Shords
Elks Cwill
Stickney
Weaver Gras
Wild West
Tasal Hich
Those Least Divided in Their Care
Fragmentary quote appears to reference unity in effort and better accounting of business. The readable bits mention a vice or proverb about those who are least divided in care giving the best account, with partial author names and garbled text surrounding.
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Win
Penn
Freckles Tag Brings Startling News and Misread Sights
Fragmented OCR from a Wichita area page cites a Friday afternoon sighting near a platform with a distracted crowd. Mentions a Burna suburb and debates about women’s rights and local politics. Referenced ancient tablets and Columbus sailing west, with unclear surrounding context.
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George T. Sullivan
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Coon
Ahiel Rugiger
Porta Riera
Moct Reilly
Porto Ricra
Ashington
D. C
United
Mollan
Berlin
Wirth
Porden
Rosen
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Dia
Velour
Davou Pwo
U.S
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LA Crosse
Ruth Chatterton
ATA
Deavyine
Elks Lodge
Gaiyar
Ray
Mr. Edison
Edison
Nemo
KODAK
Kleen Photo Service
BY Blosser
Walker
Wichita
Tat Women's “College
University
Tre Cfty
Burna
Trabrion
Columbus
Wari
Sreslau
Fred Leithold Piano CO
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