Landmark Home of Mrs. Mary Cooke Harris Pioneering Sparta Artist
Sparta Wisconsin a long established home of Mrs. Mary Cooke Harris an artist and teacher built in 1864 stands behind a thick hedge walls weathered ivy covered. The studio housed many pupils works paint china teaching public speaking and elocution. Harris a near blind elderly retiree lives with cats supported by neighbors, a Woman's Christian Temperance Union member since 1878.
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Public Library Nonfiction Catalog Highlights
A catalog of forthcoming books in science social science travel and arts. Titles include Harold Tork on America’s capacity and Martin’s realism of revolutions. Finance and fraud studies, bird biographies, farm management, and cultural histories across diverse topics.
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Aid corps formed at cereal mill after winter incident
Moore and Welter organized a first aid corps with fellow mill workers last winter. Moore later fell against a 40 volt switch and required aid from the new corps which he says saved his friend. Authorities in Cuyaba Brazil ordered higher transport rates for diamonds heading toward the Rossardo fields ld miles west of the city.
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