Escape in auto over embankment near Genoa
A car carrying H McLees Chauncey Farr Newton Farr and Louie Graham near Genoa Wisconsin overturned an embankment Sunday afternoon but all escaped serious injuries. One unnamed occupant suffered a broken arm and internal injuries. The damaged car had just changed owners a week earlier. The injured person received care at Stoddard and the others returned home.
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Chaseburg
Wis
Genoa
H. McLees
Chauncey Farr
Newton Farr
Louie Graham
Here
Farr
Stoddard
Viroqua
Albert Veglahn
la Crosse
Philip Bouffleur
Edward Emilson
Christ Johnson
Clifford
John Hosmer
Oehler
S. A. Mills
Dorothy
Lizzie Cunningham
Ernest Amann
Victory
H. W. Shallett
Ole Emilsonm
Theodore
Westby
Norman Larson
Mirror Game Tea Time Fun Among Children
After a delicious tea the family plays a classic game called mirror. One child hides while others imitate the hidden child, guessing who it is by reflections. The game, old as grandmothers days, suits a hot afternoon with little exertion.
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Addy
Jack
Evelyn
Daddy
Farmers plan extended hops production at Port Wing
Experiments in hops at Port Wing prove successful with several farmers planning large scale expansion. Last year’s crop met strong market demand and was praised as superior by Pacific coast growers, signaling another solid harvest for the northern region.
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Port Wing
Pacific Coast Territory
Bold Sulphur Cream Eases Eczema Says Dermatologist
A noted dermatologist asserts bold sulphur cream quickly relieves itching and irritation from eczema when applied to affected skin areas. He notes its parasite destroying properties help subdue inflammation and often prevent future eruptions, recommending an ounce for use like ordinary cold cream.
Jeremiah Ryan Buried in M'Gregor Iowa
The body of Jeremiah Ryan who died May 28 at St Joseph's hospital in Dubuque was brought to McGregor for burial. He was 80, an 1864 MGregor arrival, long allied with Stauer & Daubenberger Lumber, survived by five of eight children. Services at St Marys church, interment Catholic cemetery.
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M’gregor
Iowa
Jeremiah Ryan
St. Joseph's Hospital
Dubuque
McGregor
Mr. Ryan
Stauer & Daubenberger Lumber Company
Clayton
Allamakee
Dunque
St. Mary’s Church
Logan
Relief Corps
North McGregor
Lower Main Street
Buell Park
The Man Who Bossed A Pine Hill Doctor Story
Joyce Harland defies medical advice and travels to Pine Hill for lungs and rest. A local doctor pushes pine air and visits. Joyce adapts to pastoral life, finds welcome at Mrs Rush’s, then clashes with Dr George Gay in a creekside encounter as summer begins along a secluded coast.
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Colorado
Pine Hill
Bar Harbor
George Gay
Miss Joyce
Mrs. Rush
Abel
Gay
Cain
Dr. Gay
Joyce
System Awakens With Pure Blood
An advertisement for S. S. S. touts a pure vegetable blood purifier that repairs tissue and aids excretion. It urges readers to obtain it from The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta and to consult their Medical Dept. without charge for a specialist.
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S. S&s S
S. S
Horsford's Acid Phosphate Becomes Summer Thirst Quencher
A simple drink mix suggests adding Horsford's acid phosphate to cold water a teaspoonful per glass. Marketed as the best thirst quencher and the most wholesome summer beverage, the note promotes a refreshing mixer option.
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Horsford
Alfalfa Gains Ground In Walworth County
A Walworth county paper notes alfalfa's rising value on farms and urges statewide adoption. Berlin runs an alfalfa campaign, showing failures stem from ignoring simple planting rules. George McKerrow, famed Wisconsin farmer, says his alfalfa earns about $80 per acre annually, echoed by hundreds of top farmers.
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Walworth
Berlin
George McKerrow
Wisconsin
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A brief exchange of city newspaper style dialogue about heartbreak and financial loss. The speaker laments losing money and a cherished mate, while another reassures that many other opportunities remain.
Cornell Dedicates Forestry Building at State College
Cornell University recently dedicated a forestry building linked to the State College of Agriculture. The event highlighted collaboration between the university and state agricultural education, underscoring support for forestry research and extension work.
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Cornell University
State College of Agriculture
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