Nearby Cities Towns and Farms Updates
Marion resident Fred Sloane visits his parents in Marion. Notables include Rev G R Francis from Watson spending time with friends, Miss Jessie Miller visiting Appleton mother, and Emil Gerich of Milwaukee visiting local relatives. Various locals travel, hosts welcome guests, and community groups meet. officer elections recorded for G A R and Deutscher Bund. school accreditation notes and a horse accident mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Sloane
Marion
Q. A. Sloane
G. R. Francis
Watson
Canada
Jessie Miller
Appleton
Wis
Emil Gerich
Milwaukee
Gerich
Joe Gerich
Church
W. R. Kinniard
First National Bank
J. K. Gray
Skidmore Land Co
Ira Moody
Marie Gilman
Dubuque
Townsend
Leona Peterson
Saint Olaf
Ethel Clark
H. H. Clark
Guy Kramer
Decorah
Jake Kramer
Ida Townsend
Elkader
Clara Tompson
St. Olaf
Cloe Meier
National
Sweeny
Osterdock
George Oathout
Launa
Anna Cole
Postville
Edith Kramer
R. Chids
Wisconsin
Will Campbell
Mason City
Wm. Singman
Carl
Waukon
Henry
Frank Dornbach
Rebeccas
Elkader Lodge
McGregor Lodge
Herman Kossack ,Jr
Herman Kossack
Albert Allen
Bowers
Cresco
Henry Bell
Clinton
Prairie du Chien
Father Pickett
St. Joseph's College of
Joseph Pickett
Herbert L. Washburn
Savanna, Ill
Charles Washburn
Helen Carrier
Doris Hopkins
C.H. Barron
Cara Kurtrock
A. W. Tressler
McGregor High School
University of Wisconsin
Will Donaldson
G. Donaldson
Walter Schimer
Fennimore
Frank Dornback
Deutscher Bund
D. G. Benjamin
J. A. Walter
Frank Bergman
Harry Giese
F. M. Schumaker
Missioula
Mont
E. Hoxie
Kathyrn O’brien
Bridgewater
S. D
Julia Hunt
San Diego
Cal
Charlies Fessman
Robert Rieno
Co. W. Bean
Will Evans
James Allen
Lula Kinyon
West Union
Alta Washburn
Dr E E Burritt Opens New Location In Tribune Area
Dr E E Burritt, formerly with Dr J R Foster, now at 133 South Fourth Street, advertises a new contact point. An old phone line and air extraction note accompany the notice as part of the Tribune Sporting News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Beutler
South Fourth Street
E. E. Burritt
J. R. Foster
Tribune Sporting News
Leg is cooked bone severed in threshing accident
Samuel Duffield sues August Danielson of Fort Dodge Iowa for 20000 alleging negligence in guarding a threshing engine. He claims the engine broke through a bridge, carried him, pinned his leg to the firebox and cooked flesh to the bone necessitating amputation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Doodge
August Danielson
Samuel Duffield
Duffield
Dr King’s New Discovery Touted by Georgia Man
C O Eldridge of Empire Georgia touts Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for coughs colds sore throats and lung troubles. He says it cures croup quickly and has used it seven years. Available at O T Erhart’s drug store with a 50 cent to 1 99 price and trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Erhart
WIFE LICKED HIM MAN SEEKS DIVORCE ANDS OF JUSTICE
In Minnesota a judge voids a farm transfer to two sons as a fraud intended to avoid debt from Edward Maltz. The First National Bank of St Peter sued Maltz, John and Henry Maitz after Maltz conveyed 200 acres to his sons in 1906 to dodge payment on loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Peter, Minn
Edward Maltz
Lake Prairie Township
I. M. Olsen
First National Bank of
Edward Maitz
Aoan
Sibley County Bank of
Henderson
le Sueur
First National Bank
Maltz
John
Henry Maltz
Prick of Fin May Turn Out Fatally
Joseph Fiala a well known farmer in Fort Dodge Iowa lies in a hospital at death’s door after blood poisoning developed from a seemingly insignificant prick by the fins of a monster cat fish he caught three months ago in the Des Moines river doctors call his condition almost hopeless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Des Mones
Joseph Fiala
Reid Compares English and American Education Systems
Ambassador Whitelaw Reid spoke at the New York State Teachers Association in Syracuse comparing English and American schooling. He praised English schools for producing orderly students and urged teaching citizens respect for laws along with religious and moral instruction. He questioned how far the U S should go in teaching creeds and morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitelaw Reid
England
New York State Teachers’ Association
Syracuse
N. Y
Republic
London
New York
Unclear Details on Defendant's Identity and Release Status
The passage notes the defendant cannot yet be identified as buyer or possessor, mentions he told friends of an expected release, and the prevailing view is he will be held to the circuit court.
Hunt for Printer with New Fortune in Webster City
W M Vesey, once a Graphic-Herald printer, vanished after selling a Oklahoma printing office and mica mine stock. His former partners seek him to claim or negotiate stock worth about ten thousand dollars. A mine representative visited Webster City to locate him as the stock gains value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Webster City
W. M. Vesey
Graphic-Herald
Oklahoma
Virginia
Vesey
Go es to Bed With Pipe Found Dead
Coroner A G Mertz was called to Rich Valley to investigate the death of John Norquist a carpenter of Rich Valley. Norquist intoxicated lit a pipe while in bed and apparently slept as the bed clothes ignited and he suffocated by smoke and suffered burns. He was about forty five and had lived with John Houston. He leaves a daughter in St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings
Minn
A. G. Mertz
Rich Valley
John Norquist
Norquist
John Houston
St. Paul
Eight Years for Missing Target in Des Moines
In Des Moines Iowa on January 4 nine teen Roy Howard was sentenced to eight years in the penitentiary for manslaughter in the shooting death of Miss Martha Piceray. Howard had attempted to shoot a jealous rival but killed Piceray instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Roy Howard
Martha Piceray
Howard
Miss Piceray
Kidney trouble warning and remedy ad from O T Erhart
An advertising note warns that kidney disease grows quietly and urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at first signs to prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. The message emphasizes early treatment and kidney health awareness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
Bright
O. T. Erhart
Man Charged in Wife's Death as Arsenic Found in Stomach
Gustave Kammel faced a murder charge in S D after testimony showed arsenic in his wife’s stomach from oatmeal. Prof Whitehead of Brookings testified the poison caused the death, with no arsenic yet found elsewhere in the evidence.
Poultry Answers and Observations from Experts
A roundup of opinions on turkey profitability and egg production. D E R notes hens are profitable till five years. N M B estimates turkeys shrink about one third in dressing. H J K says beech nuts fatten turkeys. G H J cites Cornish Indian game as poor layers but fine table fowl. R A B links quinine to pocket-knife sized dosing. M K Boyer suggests census shows eight to twelve dozen eggs per hen per year with feeding. Mrs E M asserts one gobbler can mate with twenty hens per season. infertility cause debated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. K. Boyer
E. M
Final commutation proof set for William Newburg
Department of the Interior notice states William Newburg of Newburgs Corners Wisconsin will testify January 28 1908 before La Crosse circuit court clerk to prove residence and cultivation for Homestead Entry 11531 filed March 29 1904 in Township 16 N Range 5 W NW 14 NW 33. Witnesses named Henry Felter Fred Lang William Wedenberg and Gabriel Knutson all of Newburgs Corners Wisconsin. John W Miller Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Newburg
Newburg’s Corners
Wis
la Crosse
Henry Felter
Fred Lang
William Wedenberg
Gabriel Knutson
John W
Miller. Register
Disturbed Congregation Told to Buy Foley's Honey and Tar
An amusing local notice directs the coughing offender from last Sunday to purchase Foley's Honey and Tar. It humorously adds that hogs like salt ashes and charcoal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Railroad Time Tables
Daily trains listed with designations for days: daily except Sunday and daily except Saturday.
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UU. da SQ
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Proven Effective Says Clin ton User
Mr E E Chamberlain of Clinton Maine testifies the salve cured piles chapped hands and old sores with no scar. Sold for 25 cents at O T Erhart's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Chamberlain
Clinton
Maine
Bucklen
O. T. Erhart
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Tribune
Maler Barber College
Chicago
Ill
U. S. Army
United States
Hotel Grand
la Cresse
A No
wWood Choppers
Peter Eggier
Coon Valley
Newphone
Lenox Silk Works
Brunswick Block
North Western Hotel
Hotel Law
Crystal Optical Co
Pearl Street
Suit
The
Clark & Clark
Fifth St
Continental Co
Broadway
Oakland
Kemper Thomas Company
Station H
Cincinnati
Ohio
J. E. Alexander
South Fifth Street
Rebecca Rudrud
McMillan Bidg
Ren
Main Street
Noderr
Midway
Levi
208 McMillan
Mcgregor, Iowa
South Third Street
Smith's Coulee
Geo. Richter
Portland
Iowa
Courier
Ottumwela
South Seventh
7Th St
Johnson
J. G. Jaekel
South Sixth Street
C.S. van Auken
Pearl
Mill Street
St. James Church
Mink Collarette
Mormon Coulee Road
Bartl Brg. Co
the Royal
Loomis
Pacific Coast
Boyd Transfer Co
Minneapolis, Minn
Stevens
McMillan
la Crosse Mortgage & Loan Co
Uneeda Biscuit
Tional Biscuit Company
Minnesota
Northwest
Judge
of Justice
Duluth
Douglas A. Petro
District Court
Reed Compares
Department of the Interior
Wausau, Wis
Milwaukee & ST. Paul
St. Paul and
Winona
Applis
Rock Island
Dam Omaha
West
Alam
Oon
Leava la Crosse
Stoddard
Chaseburg
Coon
Ecasa
Westby
Viroqua
Burlington & Quincy
North
South
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