Crookston residents tear up Bridge street boardwalk
In Crookston Minnesota citizens of Jerome's addition led by ex alderman W E Slocum held a mass meeting and at 4 pm tore up over 1000 feet of Bridge street boardwalk. They demand cement walks and pressed the city council to settle the grade issue near the Red Lake river approach. Work on replacing the walks to begin immediately before rain.
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Crookston
Minn
Jerome’s
Red Lake River
W. E. Slocum
Bridge Street
Jerome's
Miller 8 D June 5 Hog Case Amended in Perjury Arrest
An arrest by Charles Sanger of a prominent citizen near Rockham on a perjury charge followed an incident in a hog case. The hearing in justice court discharged the defendant with costs charged to the plaintiff. The shoat loss was awarded to Jacob Lyon and remains with him. Sanger, facing costs around $500, will drop the matter.
Two Rainy River mill workers badly burned in steam pipe accident
SPOONER Minn June 5 Two Rainy River Lumber Co saw mill workers David Bell and Quimby were badly scalded when an elbow on a steam pipe broke. They escaped only by passing through the high pressure steam and are in critical condition.
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Spooner Minn
Rainy River Lumber Company
Rainy River
Ont
David Bell
Quimby
Ripon Woman Killed by Train Near Milwaukee Tracks
Mary St. Rolfe, 84, of Ripon, was struck by a northbound Milwaukee Road train while walking along the tracks. She suffered a compound fracture of the left leg and internal injuries. the whistle reportedly warned several times, but she mistook it for another train on a different track.
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Ripon
Wis
Mary St. Rolfe
Milwaukee Road
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Murder Case at Taylor's Falls
Adolph Hoffman, brother of local liveryman Oswald Hoffman, was found dead in the Taylor's Falls livery barn office on Thursday night. A rifle lay outside, an empty shell inside, and investigators expected to determine if murder or self-inflicted. The coroner was en route for examination.
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Adolph Hoffman
Taylor's Falls
Minn
Oswald Hoffman
Hoffman
Treasury box stolen from Koop store recovered later
Brainerd Minnesota June 5 A treasury box stolen May 1 19064 from J W Koop store containing notes worth several thousand dollars was found today under the floor of Fisher Budd Fuel company warehouse Most notes have been paid since but papers remain valuable The box had been forced open but the papers were not soiled It is believed to have been placed there recently
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Brainerd
Minn
Treasury
J. W. Koop
Fisher-Budd Fuel Company
Laon Lid On Impure Milk
Minn June 5 report states authorities move to curb impure milk as officials inspect producers and enforce standards amid health concerns. Public health authorities coordinate with dairy interests to ensure safety and monitor quality control across facilities.
City approves dairy sales ordinance in Winona
A tested and sanitary dairy sale ordinance was passed by the Winona city council and prepared by the local board of health. The measure covers how milk shall be handled and sold and requires cows to be tested and kept under oversight. The city’s health officer is a graduated veterinarian.
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Winona
Board of Health
City investigates dairy practices amid unsanitary conditions
Testing and inspecting enforce the ordinance with license revocation for violations. About twelve hundred cows supply Wino na milk and cream. Many cows are in unsanitary surroundings and the milk and cream are handled and sold unsanitarily.
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Winona
Death of Krause Woman A Mystery
Appleton Wis June 5 Paul Krause testified at the coroner s inquest into the death of his divorced wife Minnie Krause answering hundreds of questions. He denied being in the house yesterday morning but said he passed the building and saw his former wife enter. His testimony is partly corroborated and partly contradicted by several witnesses. The inquest adjourned until next Monday with District Attorney Rooney declaring sufficient evidence to hold Krause.
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Appleton
Wis
Paul Krause
Minnie Krause
Rooney
Krause
Indian farmer Charlie Eagle grows cucumbers for pickles
Sparta Wis June 5 Charlie Eagle a pure bred Winnebago has taken a small farm in the northern part of the county and farm work includes hay and grain with a cucumber venture. He raised and marketed cucumbers last season worth 60 dollars at the Salting station and plans to expand into pickling this summer.
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Sparta
Wis
Charlie Eagle
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