Legal bid to recanvass Marinette register vote
Emery Di Galineau seeks a writ to force Marinette county canvassers to recanvass votes for Miss Adeline B Pratt who defeated him for register of deeds claiming voters believed Pratt was ineligible as a woman. The board certified Pratt's victory and is ordered to recount by December 24 at Green Bay.
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Register of Deeds
Marinette County
Adeline B. Pratt
Emery di Galineau
Miss Pratt
Galineau
Circuit Court of
Magdaniuc
Pratt
Green Bay
Herpicide Proves Effective in Curbing Dandruff
An advertising notice asserts Herpicide clears dandruff by targeting the germ at the hair root. It claims the product passes the “test of use” with many testimonials and promotes a 19 cent sample offer and a one dollar bottle guarantee. Hoeschler Bros. is listed as special agents.
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Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
Hoeschler Bros
Boundary dispute on Lake Pepin sparks arrest over fishing license
In Pepin Wisconsin on December 22 a conflict over Lake Pepin borders led to Minnesota authorities arresting W L Hunter for fishing in disputed territory without a Minnesota license. Hunter to appear in Lake City court as Wardens from both states stake lines through the lake center and Wisconsin vows to protect licensed fishermen in the contested area.
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Pepin
Wis
Lake Pepin
Minnesota
W. L. Hunter
Hunter
Lake City
Warden Weeks
Wisconsin
Ehtman
Fricke and Bkern to Aid Committee in Wisconsin
Wausau Wis Dec 22 The legislative industrial insurance committee asked Dr William A Fricke vice president and general manager of the Great Northern Insurance Co to join insurance commissioner elect Herman L Exern and the committee at Madison Dec 29 to draft the industrial insurance bill for the coming legislature Fricke has accepted and proposed several plans already approved by the panel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausau
Wis
Legislative Industrial Insurance Committee
William A. Fricke
Great Northern Insurance Company
Herman L. Exern
Madison
Milwaukee
Fricke
Bishop protests railroads blocking sacramental wine
Bishop McGorrick of Superior cites railroad refusals to ship sacramental wine to churches in dry territory under federal Indian bureau orders. Some priests travel from other parishes with wine for ceremonies. Efforts will seek government change to allow sacramental imports. district attorney says orders pose no bar to sacramental liquor.
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Superior
Wis
McGorrick
Federal
Indian Bureau
Dunn Optimistic On Speakership In Albert Lea
H H Dunn told a December reception in Albert Lea that the speakership fight is over and he is drafting committee appointments. He backed reapportionment in state legislation, praised good roads, and said county option bills would receive fair consideration though he opposed them personally. The tonnage tax was not raised.
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Albert Lea
Minn
H. H. Dunn
Local Fertile man offers aid after enduring illness
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri says he sought help for thirty years and now wants to help others. He credits Electric Bitters with curing his backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders after five bottles. The ad guarantees relief for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. 50c at O T Erbart.
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Soomeone
J. F. Boyer
Fertile
O. T. Erbart
Graettinger to Leave Bank After Ill Health
M A Graettinger resigns as cashier of the Merchants and Manufacturers Bank in Milwaukee citing ill health. Announcement was made on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graettinger
BANK
Milwaukee
Wis
M. A. Graettinger
Merchants and
Help Your Wish Come True By Taking Action
A compact reminder that wishes succeed when effort meets intention. The claim urges proactive steps to manifest goals, stressing that merely wishing yields no results without practical support and ongoing effort.
Plans Set to Consolidate Mansfield Country Schools
Freeborn county plans to consolidate three Mansfield township school districts into a single grade school. Officials say finances and enrollment favor the merger and expect formal action soon.
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Albert Lea
Minn
Freeborn County
Mansfield Township
Three-Grade School Proposal Aimed at Local Districts
Districts within three miles consider a three-grade school with about twenty-five pupils per district. Wagons would haul students to and from school. County Superintendent Dahlen endorses the plan.
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Wasons
Dahlen
Minnesota dairy output rises in 1908 09
Minnesota dairy and food commissioner Andrew French reports a 5 percent rise in state dairy production for 1908 and 1909. Butter production increased from 87,000,000 pounds in 1906 07 to about 991,000,000 pounds over the two years.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota
Andrew French
Calamity Averted By Dr. King’s New Discovery
A Fayetteville man recounts saving his sister from a wasting illness using Dr King's New Discovery. He notes the remedy cured her cough and renewed appetite, claiming she has not coughed since. The medicine targets coughs colds la grippe asthma croup and bronchial troubles. 50c 1.00 Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by O T Erhart.
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A. D. McDonald
Fayetteville
O. T. Erhart
Wis Student Coach Tom Barry Not Reappointed
Madison Wis Dec 22 Tom Barry popular University of Wisconsin football coach will not be reappointed for the coming season Prof George W Ehler director of physical training says the university requires coaches to devote full time to the university and teach part of the year Barry does not meet these standards Walter Camp and other eastern authorities will be consulted before a new coach is chosen.
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Madison
Wis
Tom Barry
University of Wisconsin
George W. Ehler
Ehler
Barry
van Hise
Board of Regents
Walter Camp
Ebler
Aldrich, Though 69, Rallies Quickly
Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island underwent wrist tendon surgery at Roosevelt hospital yesterday and after anesthesia the 69 year old rallied quickly. He is reported resting comfortably and will likely stay in the hospital about a week before visiting his son in New York city for the holiday recess.
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New York
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Roosevelt Hospital
Congress
Meet people who pretend to be shocked in public
Observers note that many individuals exhibit feigned surprise in public while privately tolerating harsher realities. The phenomenon suggests social performance masks true attitudes and coping mechanisms across communities.
Old Pilot Recalls River Life and Hei rs of the Mississippi
Capt. Bresee, a veteran pilot, recalls early Mississippi navigation and river life. He suggests a plan to run a new route from La Crosse to Black River Falls using a gouger towboat and a small retail station network for farmers. He recounts New Ulm massacre refugees, mail boats, and raft era work, noting the Badger as a pioneer barge and river racing lore.
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Harm
Bresee
Mississippi
la Crosse
Black River Falls
Wis
Seiler Tals
Black River
Sadaee
Capt
Breeze
Elroy
Camp Douglas
Badger
Reid
Wisconsin Waterways
Ray 8. Reid
Commissioner Reid
Germany
Brownsville
Capt. Bresee
Vermont
le Crosse
Mound Prairie
Minn
Chippewa Falls
New Ulm
Wisconsin
Chancy Lamb
Lamb Lumber Co
Clinton
Chaney Lamb
Roman Short
Louis
Blue Lodge
Lenehan
Stillwater
St. Paul
Coon
Remarkable Foot Remedy Ad Claims Cure for Sore Feet
Seven Crockett of Jeffersonville touts TIZ as a knee or foot cure that clears poisonous exudations and cleans clogged pores. The ad promises quick relief within a single use and a week to forget sore feet, selling at 25 per box from Walter Luther & Co. Chicago.
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7 Crockett
Jeffersonvill
St Druggists
Walter Luther & Co
Chicago
Ill
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Haviland & Co
Thermos
Hellfach
Fricke and
Bkern
Northwest News
Dunn
Aldrich
Harmon B. Bresee
Reed’s Landing
St. Loy
Berolem
Tiz
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