Bryan Tries to Break Game Law in Snowbound Hunt
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Bryan locked peace treaties in his desk on Christmas. He hunted rabbits through knee deep snow in Virginia hills, returning empty handed and unaware of a Virginia ban on rabbit hunting while snow remains. He was surprised to learn his luck nearly made him a law breaker.
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Hunter Reflects on Enjoying the Chase Despite No Catch
Bryan says he felt no guilt about the chase even without catching a rabbit, enjoying the moment as much as if a catch had occurred. He emphasizes the experience over the outcome and reflects on the sport's emotional aspect.
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Gen Clark Engaged to James M Thomson
Miss Genevieve Clark daughter of the speaker is announced engaged to James M Thomson publisher of the New Orleans Item. The wedding is planned for spring at the Clark home in Bowling Green Missouri after adjournment of congress.
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Genevieve Clark
James M. Thomson
New Orleans Item
Clark
Bowling Green
Congress
Railroads Could Narrow Passage From Maine to California
If all proposed railroads were built there would be no room left for even a single Potter patch from Maine to California.
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Potnter
Maine
California
Convention Siege At Tampico Marks East Coast Advance
Investment of Tampico by Villa forces begins after Christmas clash at San Luis Potosi, signaling peace convention troops on Mexico's east coast. The move follows a decisive Villa victory and is seen as a notable step in the campaign against Vera Cruz. Menominee schools trial a habit based grading system. every pupil rated on hygienic and moral habits, recorded on report cards and annual reports.
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Tuxpam
Mexico
Vera Cruz
Tampico
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San Luis Potosi
State Department
Menominee
Mich
Menominee County
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Jesse Hubbard
First Use of Resings Stops Terrible Tch
Miss Ethel Scott of Milstead Ga reports eight years of eczema spreading from one place to both hands. After trying many salves and prescriptions she used Resinol Soap and Ointment, noting itching and burning stopped after first application and her hands healed in a week. Physicians have prescribed Resinol for nineteen years for skin ailments.
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Ethel Scott
Milstead
Turks March to Meet the British
Amsterdam December 29 Moham ed Ali Bey the Syrian deputy is marching with five thousand volunteers against the British who are said to be advancing toward Bagdad Constantinople reports say An enthusiastic demonstration occurred in Damascus where the holy standard of the prophet was paraded through the city The ministers and the Damascus military commander met the standard and the garrison was marched past saluting the banner.
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Mohamed Ali Bey
Bagdad
Constantinople
Damascus
Minitis
Armenian massacre reported near Bushkara by Russians
Russian accounts say only thirty Bushkara residents escaped a massacre ordered by a Turkish commander as Russian troops approached. Fugitives describe killing of old men women and children in the Armenian town during the war region crisis.
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Bushkara
North Side J J La Rue Is New I O F Head
North Side J J La Rue elected chief ranger of La Crosse court No 994 Independent Order of Foresters at Woodman hall Rose and St James street. Frank Geisenheimer re elected vice chief ranger. other officers include Charles Simcock recording secretary J G Dubraks financial secretary treasurer Irvin Bunn orator Elwin Rang senior woodward N G Helsapple senior beadie Charles Rimmert junior beadie Ben Reihl court deputy T J Hadgraft court physician George W Lueck and trustees Elwin Rang Krank Groeschner.
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Martinus Lauman
Frank Geisenheimer
Charles Simcock
J. G. Dubraks
Irvin Bunn
Woodward
Elwin Rang
N. G. Helsapple
Beadie
Charles Rimmert
Ben Reihl
T. J. Hadgraft
George W. Lueck
Krank Groeschner
Mrs Fred Will Hosts Six O'Clock Dinner Honor
Mrs. Fred Will entertained Friday evening at six oclock for her daughter Mrs. William Fackler of Minneapolis at 303 Caledonia street. In attendance were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Manke and daughter Dorothy, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Witzke and daughter Marjorie, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bauch and sons Edward and Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. William Fackler, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Will, Misses Rose and Minnie Will, and John Mekvold.
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Caledonia Street
William Fackler
Minneapolis
E. C. Manke
Dorothy
Paul Witzke
Marjorie
Charles Bauch
Edward
Ronald
Rose
Minnie Will
John Mekvold
O’neil
Francis Keaveney
St. Louis
William Peters
St. Paul
Chester Vilaquette
Charles and
Clinton Streets
West Salem
Harold Peters
Osseo
Clara Griffin
Fort Wayne
Ind
E. Holmes
Charles Street
Frank Hayes
George Street
Savanna
Alice Riley
Wood Street
Chicago
Ida Matz
Galesville
Ambrose Murphy
Milwaukee
John Knox
Gladys O'Leary
Hokah
Pearl Holmes
Fred Nicolay
Mary Yap
Caledonia
Richard Ryan
Gillette Street
A. E. Sprowl
D. C. Pendergast
Pendergast
J. M. Harville
Cassville
Vera Bunce
M. A. Gibson
Eunice
Avon Street
Alice
Grace Mowry
Ettrick
Mary E. Bunce
T. W. Riley
O. N. Terry
Vera and
Vesta Hig
Bee
Freight derailment delays Milwaukee bound trains at Pewaukee
Westbound traffic near Pewaukee was held for hours after a freight derailment about one this morning. Train No. 57, due at 4 PM, was delayed five hours while the Olympian, due at 6 15 PM, arrived shortly after nine.
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Milwaukee
Pewaukee
Greene Couple Celebrate Twenty Fifth Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Charles H Greene of 1336 Charles Street celebrated their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a six o'clock dinner Sunday evening. The dining room was decorated in red and white, and the couple were presented with a number of gifts.
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Charles Street
Mrs. Greene
Dumplings with leftovers make economical stews
A recipe by Mrs. Nevada Briggs for dumplings to top meat stews using affordable leftovers. Mix flour baking powder and salt with shortening and milk or cream to form a light dough. Boil stew, drop dumplings on top, cover and cook fifteen minutes. Made with KC Baking Powder, the method yields light dumplings with thick gravy.
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Janet McKenzie Hill
Boston Cooking School Magazine
Jaques Mfg. Co
Chicago
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