Wisconsin Reports Low Tuberculosis Death Rate
Madison Wis WM J Anderson notes Wisconsin's low tuberculosis mortality. Despite national concerns only a few states show lower rates. He cites 3 7 deaths per 100 000 among whites and lists comparative state figures with Michigan Indiana New York and Massachusetts. The piece also covers boiler inspections water rights leases and health and economic data from the period.
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Morrow Memorial Board Holds Meeting at Teasdale Home
The monthly session of the Morrow Memorial Home executive board met last week at the Teasdale home. Rev Wilber Topilinson of Way Chinn Tod, Wis Madison Wis La Crosse attended. Miss Tharriog Reeehell, who died recently, was named to the position.
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Teasduly
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Lanesboro Man Records Big Yield From Honey Bees
A Lanesboro resident reports a large honey harvest from his bees, claiming about 12,000 pounds produced last season at a price around 0.92 per pound, totaling roughly 40 dollars.
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Lanesboro
Nuestro
Asphieg
Rainbow Wins Championship Trophy at Fisher Dash Race
Rainbow, a robust and noted racer from the Leap racing clan, won the Fisher trophy worth $3,000 and clinched the North American championship. She averaged 30 to 40 miles per hour and raced three heats of 60 miles, showcasing speed and endurance aboard the ix-oval Rainbow driven by Commodore HH. Be Greening in Ontario, powered by a single six cylinder valve-shedding motor designed by Prof. George L. Crouch. Rainbow is slated for the National Motor Boat Show in New York City.
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Sie
George L. Crouch
New York
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New York City
Nebraskan gets life term for killing father
Martin Curtain of Ghard Island Nebraska pleaded guilty to murder and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Testimony described a brutal family killing as Curtain attacked his father with a knife, leaving him unable to speak. The case showed extended brutality within the Curtain family and the father’s death was confirmed by police and testimony.
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Martin Curtain
Bayard Bayne
Porice
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Angi
Sun
Sue Killiing
Uwe
Fragmentary note on a debated league question and air
A fragment notes a contested league issue. It references Amy Baltimore San and a trial-like question about a bitter dose. The sparse text mentions an upcoming wider air or arena context and a cautious stance. It reads as a cryptic historical snippet with unclear specifics.
Escaping convict robs Joliet home as sleeping guards flee
A Joliet escapee, Pru La Willis, robbed Captain A. Te Cart hedd of the new public building after slipping past sleeping guards. A wide search continued Friday for Willis as gunfire rang out when guards awoke and he fled with valuables.
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Boy singer of Cook County Jail hanged on 19th birthday
Chicago report on Nicholas Viena a former inmate known as the "song Bird" of the jail who was hanged on his nineteenth birthday in the county jail. He was the second Cardinalla gang member executed there with leader Samet Cardinel facing pending sentences. Family mourners including his parents four sisters and about fifty relatives attended a farewell as his father remarked.
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Fragmentary note on a crying mother and singer
A garbled snippet mentions a mother and a singer with references to tears and hugs. It references names or terms such as Soph and Beurson's Weekly, but the exact events, places, or dates are unclear. The readable parts suggest a personal or literary fragment rather than a complete news item.
Wireless testing by Agricultural Bureau extends to farmers
Washington reports the Agricultural Bureau testing wireless to deliver market news and crop data to farmers in Maryland and Virginia with plans for nationwide expansion. The system uses wireless stations linked to headquarters with twice daily market summaries and weather reports, aiming to aid farmers and traders through timely data.
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Agricultural Bureau Testing
Washington
Farmers Agricultural Mariet Ney
Aston
Ture
But
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Virginia
Columbia
Tideiner
To Tech
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New York
Gresest Market
Department
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Department of Agriculture
Red Cross Sends Fund to China to Aid Suffering
The Red Cross plans to send funds to relieve suffering in China and Europe. Amounts and exact allocations are being prepared, with more details to follow from the Red Cross leadership.
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RED Cross
China
Europe
Chinas
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