Carnival Shows Arriving Today for Opening Tomorrow
The North side buzzed with activity as four carnival shows are in place and more expected today. Officials hope to open tonight though full readiness is uncertain. by tomorrow evening the event should be in full swing with an old fashioned dance in a big tent and vaudeville by William Brandon. Secretary Gibson faces many show applications while H H Moore's Patton company reports their season closed and disbanded due to expenses.
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Carnival
William Brandon
Gibson
H. H. Moore
Patton Company
Q Scores Not Up To Mark At Sunday Gun Club Shoot
The Sunday results at the Q Gun Club show scores below the usual standard, indicating an off day for competitors. The publication lists the scores as read from the event.
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Q” Gun Club
Milwaukee switch yards move secured by land grant
A civil engineer and company officials reviewed the transfer of land adjoining the Summit stove to aid relocation of Milwaukee switch yards. No start date for the new yards was announced after the Saturday meeting.
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Milwaukee
Fire in Syrian Quarter Blazes Mill Street Home
Department No. 2 fought a small fire yesterday in the 800 block of Mill Street. A gasoline stove in the home of a Syrian named Asfoor caused the blaze.
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Department No. 2
Asfoor
Mill Street
North Side Briefs Highlights Local Weekend Notices
Miss Ruth Grankek visited Caledonia for the Fourth with friends and relatives. Robert Brown left to join the navy after enlisting at the local recruiting station. La Crosse Ruth Mills will close about 10 days to install work amid a rush. Mrs E Gorman of Springville returned from a north side visit. Mrs T Jones of Prospect Street spent the Fourth in Viroqua. Mrs J Dugan of Tunnel City guests of C L Bump of Loomis. Rose McDonald became housekeeper for the Madue family on Wood Street. Vera Tooke of Dubuque visits north side friends. It is hard to tel which is the worse misfortune to have too much faith in men or not enough.
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Ruth Grankek
Caledonia
Robert Brown
Navy
la Crosse
Ruth Mills
E.gorman
Springville
T. Jones
Prospect Street
Viroqua
J. Dugan
Tunnel City
C. L. Bump
Loomis Mies
Rose McDonald
Madue
Wood Street
Vera Tooke
Dubuque
Johnsons Boom Collapses and Tammany Surrenders to Bryan
Denver reports Johnsons boom collapsing with supporters conceding no nomination chance yet vow to press on in 1912. Theodore Knappen says Johnsons name will be presented at the convention despite expected loss. Tammany to formally surrender to Bryan with New York leaders naming Mack and Parker to key posts at a morning conference.
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Denver
Johnson
Theodore Knappen
Minnesotan
Tammany
Tammany Willl
Bryan
Murphy
New York State
N Rman E. Mack
Alton B. Parker
Saengerfest Refreshment Privileges To Be Let
Saengerfest refreshment rights will be awarded by week’s end. Mayor Anderson allows use of street space around the auditorium but reserves Fourth and King streets park for lunchtime eaters. Popcorn peanut frackerjack and cigar stands gain licenses from the Saengerfest committee. ice cream sales go to a local firm, likely Pure Food, with sublets to small dealers. Doerflinger notes many applicants on file and says no licenses will be issued until Friday when the refreshment area is finalized.
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Anderson
Fourth
King Streets
Saengerfest
Pure Food Company
Doerflinger
Graduates Use Motto on Ridge Picnic
Graduates from St. Wencels School with Sisters Adalberts Leo Narad and Calasanction held a picnic at St. Joseph's Ridge on Saturday. They recalled the motto Climb the rocks be Rugged while climbing the bluff. They left at 10:30 by bus and arrived around 1 p.m. at the convent for a sumptuous dinner. The group returned to the city about 8:30 p.m.
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St. Wencels School
Adalberts, Leonarad
Calasanction
St. Joseph's Ridge
St. Josephs Ridge
Delegates Head to Cleveland for National Baptist Union Convention
Orin Nelson state delegate for the Baptist Young People's union of America leaves for Milwaukee to join local delegate Miss Evelina Huntly. The pair will travel by boat to Cleveland where the national convention is held.
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Orin Nelson
Baptist Young People’s Union of America
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Evelina Huntly
La Crosse River Threatens Flood After Rising Rapidly
The La Crosse River is rising rapidly with high water in the year. Lowlands are flooded and hay crops damaged as the river threatens to flood more areas. If the rise continues, residents in low spots may need to move to higher ground.
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la Crosse
Parochial School Opens at Trinity Lutheran on Avon
The parochial school of Trinity Lutheran Church on Avon Street will open at 1 PM on Monday July 6 and run for four weeks.
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Trinity Lutheran Church
Avon Street
Plan to Escort Utes Back to Utah Under Army Guard
Special agents confirm a trip to move Ute Indians from Cherry Creek to their Utah home this month. Capt Johnson and Sixth Cavalry likely to lead the escort with one or two troops and six wagons prepared at Cherry Creek fort. Indian names such as Muskoka and Kawartha are noted in the report. Grand Trunk Railway advertises low round trip fares Chicago to Montral and Niagara Falls with fare details mailed on request.
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Rapid City
S. D
Utah
Cherry
Eane Reservation
Cherry Creek
Johnson
Sixth Cavalry
Dakota
Muskoka
W. Vaux, A. G. P
T. A. Adams Street
Chicago
Grow Alfalfa in Valle Crookston Minn July
Joel G. Winkler former state dairy inspector now government agronomist at Manhattan Kansas urged North Valley farmers to adopt alfalfa cultivation. He cited Oklahoma growers with five crops a year and Kansas with multiple ton yields, arguing the valley soils and climate could support superior alfalfa.
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Crookston
Minn
Joel G. Winkler
Deg
Minnesota
Daeman
Mantan
Kan
West Central States
North Valley
Oklahoma
Kansas
Na Valley
Iowa Falls Democrats consider white ticket for school superintendent
A county Democratic meeting at Iowa Falls weighs nominating a new candidate for county school superintendent or leaving the ticket blank. Bridgens of Eldora declined a nomination, unsure he fits the party at this time.
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Iowa Falls
Iowa
County Central Committee
Bridgens
Eldora
Democra
Warra
Stolen Grip Missing in Fort Dodge Case
A Humboldt travel salesman left a satchel containing papers worth $5 in Fort Dodge Union Station and found it missing minutes later. Police search ongoing. Myers had not drawn salary for over three years and his notes total $1,100 plus other papers in the satchel.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
Myers
Humboldt
Union Station
Alony
Police Seek River Thieve Looters After Boat House Robbery
Police hunt suspects in the Y M C A boat house robbery last week. Investigators believe a group of sun boys carried out the break in and expect to round them up within a few days.
Phrase about sweetness fading after kisses
Brief fragment notes that wear fades quickly once sweetness is gone after kisses, implying fleeting affection.
SALOONS LICENSED IN LEAD AND DEADWOOD
On annual license night nineteen saloons were licensed in Lead and eighteen in Deadwood, a slight drop from previous years. County commissioners granted most licenses, raising more than 24000 for the treasury. Read The Tribune's sporting news.
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Deadwood
Train Kills Indiana-Young Athlete in Kansas City
Reynolds Donnan of Independence Iowa, 22, a high school graduate and noted athlete, was fatally struck by a train in Kansas City while working with a bridge gang. He died shortly after the accident, leaving behind a widowed mother.
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Waterloo
Iowa
Reynolds Donnan
Independence
Kansas City
Independence High School
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