Junior Club Names Sought In Berth Story
The Tribune’s Junior Page publishes a call for readers to suggest a name for the Junior Club with captains listed for the Reds and Blues. Letters from members recount rainy day activities and schoolyard friendships, ending with a long roster of junior names joining the club.
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Margaret Heyerdahl
North Eighth Street
Hazel Wooden
Rose Street
Margaret Hererdah
Reds
Blues
Bertha Burton
Jule Finds Family Taint in Florida Healing Drive
Jule Wayne Devereaux Piquet Maynard befriends the sick gentleman in a Florida home. Her bond with Margaret Constance grows as they share drives and picnics, and the sick man reveals Jule’s true lineage as Julian Devereaux Piquet. He vows they will never be alone again.
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Jule
Margaret Constance
Ime
Jule Wayne
Jule Tansome
Julie Devereaux Piquet Maynard
Pickett
Jule Devereaux Piquet Maynard
Julian Devereaux Piquet
Florida
Chicago Daily News
Night Before Christmas Remembered and Pet Rabbits Lost
The writer recalls the Christmas eve and illness with candy, a brother who kept rabbits, and the sad moment when sold rabbits are buried in a deep hole with a box. The note mentions a street address and suggests playing games on a rainy day to lift spirits.
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Miss Burton
Mabel Rehfuss
South Seventeenth Street
Wages Cut Ties Oregon Wisconsin Central In 5 Percent Slash
Wages decreased in Chippewa Falls as the Wisconsin Central declares a 5 percent reduction for operators after February 1. Resignations mount along the line as the move is tied to the new eight hour law that took effect January 1.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Wisconsin Central
Charcoal Lozenges Promise Health and Purity
An advertisement extols Stuart's Charcoal Lozenges as a safe purifier for the stomach and bowels, improving breath and complexion. It cites a Buffalo physician praising the product, notes a 25 cent price, and invites readers to request a free trial from F. A. Stuart Co. at 200 Stuart Building, Marshall, Michigan.
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Stuart
Buffalo
F. A. Stuart Co
Stuart Bldg
Marshall, Mich
Flint May Succeed Marshal Lewiston Madison
That Rock Flint a well known Menomonee newspaperman will be appointed United States marshal to succeed Charles Lewiston in the western district is the common task in political circles here. Senator Sorenson has made up his mind and the announcement will come in a few days. Another applicant is Walter L Houser of Mondovi, former secretary of state. Friends of La Follette are not opposed.
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Madison
Wis
Rock Flint
Menomonee
Charles Lewiston
Stephenson
Walter L. Houser
Mondovi
Friends of
la Follette
Flint
Roosevelt Loves Well Not WIsely Favoritism Charged
Washington reports that President Roosevelt’s influence over the Navy spurred claims of favoritism. The article notes Admiral Brownson may urge an inquiry into Navy leadership, citing long serving secretary figures and the president’s direct involvement. It highlights Dr. Rixey as the most influential physician to the Roosevelts and Navy.
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John D. Long
Navy
Roosevelt
Long
Moody
Bonaparte
Paul Morton
Chivens
Rixey
Roosevelts
Relief
Pierces Favorite Prescription The Public Trusts Its Ingredients
Readers urged to know what they ingest Dr. Pierce argues transparency in medicines and lists the ingredients on every bottle He promotes Favorite Prescription as a tonic for feminine ailments nervous exhaustion and childbirth preparation A free booklist of authorities is offered from Buffalo NY. The piece also discusses Roosevelt and Navy spending and presidential influence on the fleet program.
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Pierce
R. V. Pierce
Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute
Buffalo, N. Y
Pulp Transport Rates Cut by Wisconsin Railroad Board
Madison judges a readjustment of pulp wood transport rates as a real reduction rather than a flat cut. The decision, affecting all railroads, favors paper manufacturers by lowering charges where traffic volumes vary. The commission found pulp rate hikes higher than sawmill rates but noted lumber traffic is larger and competition exists in raw material purchases.
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Madison
Wis
Railroad Commission
Wisconsin
Man Told He Looks Like 30 Cents, Becomes 60
A remark that a man resembles thirty cents sparks a mirror effect as he adopts the idea and appears to age to sixty. The anecdote explores how perception can influence self-presentation and attitude in social exchanges.
Sisters of Holy Cross Endorse Father John’s Medicine
The Sisters of Holy Cross at St. Catherine's Normal Institute in Baltimore testify to Father John’s Medicine as a superior body builder and general tonic. The testimonial is signed by the institute and notes its sale by O. T. Erhart.
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Sisters OF Holy Cross
Father John
St. Catherine’s Normal Institute
Baltimore
O. T. Erhart
Boy Hit By Train Near Knickerbocker Crossing
A 15 year old boy, Jay Gleason, returning from school to his father’s La Prairie farm, was struck by a passenger train at Knickerbocker crossing in Janesville Wisconsin. He suffered a scalp gash and other serious but not permanent injuries.
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Janesville
Wis
la Prairie
Jay Gleason
A. E. Gleason
Knickerbocker Crossing
Kyle Cousins Reunion Draws 62 Attendees From States
Sixty two of the 140 Kyle cousins gathered at the John Boyd home near Lima Rockco for a reunion bringing relatives from several states and a dozen Wisconsin counties.
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Janesville
Kyle Cousins
Wisconsin
John Boyd
Lima
Rockco
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