Surprises mark the Twelfthdekings Silver Wedding Day
A large gathering in Wisconsin celebrated the silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Luedeking, with Honor Guest vis Dut of St. Paul. The event featured a surprise supper hosted by Mrs. Alvin McMillan and included many relatives. The couple, married twenty five years, received life enjoyment and congratulations from friends and family as they planned a future in Sterling Illinois.
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Alvin McMillan Mol
Wis
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Mes
Luuleking
Ips
Wo Toman Young Prope
Lottie Root
Meg. Heary Crewlanuebor
Sterling
Crentre Mtaeliot
Hed Pridegren
Macher
Sabiniy
Doe
Dale
Faye
Helen
Elizabeth Tygrows
Games
Thin
Rhinglander
Elgabeth Soymeue
Anna Moosemiller
Meers
ALR
Bell
Stepy
Garman
Eisie Vanderverr
Reaben Tader
Mosats
Felmde
Low Hoag
Migs
Behl Comting
Wigabert Barrows
Thomas Ietome
Tevedis Ak
Woman's Relief Corps
Mera
Cather
la Crogse
View Hospital
Chiites
Relatives Visit in St Paul and City Notes
Visiting relatives Mrs Vincent Hardy and Mrs Edwards the winter guests in St Paul. Mrs Conway returned to Aliuy after visiting relatives in Tomah and visiting Miss Mate Crossetti a music instructor at Lakport. A new home in the city awaits for an indefinite period.
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St. Paul
Vincent Hardy
Dupester
Aunnespelis
Suesis
Sir
Edwards
Conways
Tn Init
Aliuy
Fter
Tomah
Vieihe
Mate Crossetti
Lakiport
Baldwin to operate hotel at Prairie du Chien
Wish and Mrs Baldwin former managers of Hotel Lewis left Saturday for Prairie du Chien to run the Resencrants San itarium. Methodist churches of the La Crosse area split into sub districts and a meeting in Viroqua featured Rev Horth and vocal selections. District leaders include Ingham Worth Kell Rockland White and Wisen with meetings planned in other localities. A Kiwanis club meeting at Horeb Sidney featured Dr Prince discussing Sparta and a youth talk on what Sparta means. A wireless plate is mounted on a motorcycle sidecar for government service and a Meurarbrell aural device may be used when not in regular use.
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Sparta
Wish
Wally Baldwin
Hotel Lewis
Prairie du Chien
Resencrants Sanitarium
la Crosuck
Viroqua
Hlmorth
Methil Lchoreh
Wil
Big Creek
Tockland
Melrose
Cataract
Horth
AL Ingham
la Cross
Worth
Sparte
Kell Rockland
H.white
Randolph Wisen
Kiwa
Hore
Sidney
Prince
State School
Roll Gall
Metal Scraps Reclaimed by New Processing Method
A new process recovers discarded metal scraps and machine shop setups to produce reusable material suitable for braking loads and similar uses where metal endures hand handling. The method adds value by transforming idle inventory into functional stock for manufacturing tasks.
Game Warden Wins Case Over Seized Boat
A court ruling favors Warden Ruckow after he seized a 20 foot fishing scow and a four cycle engine, arresting two sons for illegal fishing at the mouth of the Toot river. The jury found the boat had been used unlawfully and remained in state possession, not the father's, leading to a verdict for the warden.
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Genta
Witella
Wis
Caledonia
Theodore Meinzer
Brewtsville
Kackow
Ilegally
Toot
Pho Aces
Calderwood
Lintif Chery
Agie
Warden Ruckow
Teachers Decide On Agelimif For Attending School
Wisconsin State Teachers Association members gathered in Milwaukee to approve compulsory schooling for all physically capable children from ages seven to fourteen, with a plan applying to rural and urban districts. The meeting urged higher standards, electing county boards and superintendents, and recommended legislative reform to boost state aid for high schools.
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J. McCormick
Crosse
Milwaukes
Mulwanker
Liz
Tducudien
O. P. Cary
Hkem “Yaoars
Lo Ty
G. G. Pearse
Milwaukee Normal School
Whitewashers Summit Plans Sparked by Scrappy Remarks
A fragmented report notes a Whitewashers representative discussing a summit and potential moves to Los Angeles for moving pictures. The exchange includes a puzzled reporter and brief lines from Mr. Frear about notional success and screening last month.
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Areay
Los Angeles
Vamp? Is Dead Louise Glau m Tells Contestants Roles She Likes
Louise Glum discusses the word vamp and its misuse in film. She argues the vampire label misrepresents female characters, preferring "strong emotional roles" that show growth and atonement. She recalls being labeled a vamp and rejects the negative connotation.
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Louise Glaum
Louise
Luman
The
Tribune
Leader-Press
T. Parker Read, Jr
Tre Phinaing
Contest Rules for Story Submission
Contest instructions urge entrants to send name and address and include an ace and prestat accunation to the Contest editor. It directs study of daily accounts and selecting types or roles suitable for Touise Gdaum. Submissions may be concise and in any turn. The contest closes at midnight January 1.
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The
Daily Tribune
Leider-Press
Competiton
Leader-Press
Tauise Glaum on Vamp Roles and Her Desire to Portray Real Women
Tauise Glaum rejects the label vampire as overused and argues she prefers portraying human women. She recalls resisting typecast parts and believes even supposedly bad characters hold seeds of goodness, stressing life is full of temptations and complexity.
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Che Peacock
Seretn
Tauise Glaum
Louise Glaum
Thally
Bernhardt
Duse
Register Now Name of Access Address vs Occupation
A local notice urges immediate registration for a program or service with emphasis on access address details and occupational eligibility. The fragment implies a call to action for participants to enroll or verify their status under specific organizational guidelines. Further context is unavailable in the readable text.
Black bear burglar alarm at Burkhardt home
A startled Burkhardt couple woke to a window crash on the first floor. The intruder turned out to be a black bear from the nearby Momer park area. Nellie, the bear, wandered away after being coaxed back with cookies, to her winter quarters.
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Homor
Charles B. Burkhardt
Burkhardt
Momer Park
Mrs. Burkhardt
Employers Warned Against Violating Child Labor Laws
Madison warning from the industrial commission urges merchants to observe child labor laws during the Christmas rush. It notes permits are required for part and full time work by under seventeens, with officials set by each community. Employers face heavy penalties and a minor injured on the job can recover treble damages.
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Madison
Wis
Wisyiou Ko Merchanty
Ilegallz
Industrial Commission
Milwaukee
Mndustrial Commission
Pelacipa
Empress Victoria Improvement Amid Critical Condition
The Associated Press reports Empress Augusta Victoria of Germany showing improvement but remains critically ill in Doorn Netherlands. Former Princess Eirel and August Wilhelm are cited. commentators note enduring resilience in royal marriages amid upheaval.
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Holland
Associated Press
Augusta Victoria
Germany
Eirel Friedrich
August Wiliam
Gersmany
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