Wausau Wins Next Convention Of Foresters
The Independent Order of Foresters closes its High Court session naming officers from Fond du Lac Milwaukee Madison and other cities. Wausau awarded the next convention after competition with Superior and Madison. The Supreme Court will meet in Atlantic City New Jersey the last week of July with George B. Marvin Jr. as delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. Hildreth
Fond du Lac
Zeno M. Host
Milwaukee
J. C. Proctor
Madison
C. W. Rodecker
Wonewoc
W. W. Gilman
Boscobel
Osten Mathison
Louis Blegan
Hudson
Supreme Court
T. C. Mort
Virequa
C. C. Looney
la Crosse
Beadle
Joseph Gillett
A. H. Roe
Blair
Wausau
Superior
Geo. B. Marvin, Jr
Atlantic City
N. J
Wealthy farmer Squires Keyes found dead in barn
Viola reports the death of Squires Keyes a wealthy farmer from the community He owned a farm with a brick residence and an old building Keyes was shot while alone in the old building his hired man nearby The inquest was held but the verdict is not known Keyes leaves a wife and five children Despondency over patent right losses is noted as a possible cause
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viola
Squires Keyes
Keyes
Bulding
Mr. Keyes
New Bank at Racine Junction Planned in Racine Wis
Racine Junction manufacturers and business men sign for stock in a new independent bank with $50,000 capital. Officers linked to Racine Sattlery are backing the project, but names await incorporation under state laws. Stock subscriptions steady and a leased building option secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Racine
Wis
Racine Junction
eRacine
Racine Sattlery Company
Racine Wagon and Carriage Company
Opening of Loomis residence at 507 Main Street
I G Loomis announces a formal opening Monday evening June 12 at 507 Main Street inviting the general public. Call and view the comedious quarters and ladies will receive a souvenir as Prof Dana's brass band performs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
Prof. Dana
Doctor declares tuberculosis curable and urges action
Dr. Victor Vaughn of the University of Michigan told a large YMCA audience that tuberculosis is contagious not hereditary and urged state sanitariums and scientific treatment. He warned 30,000 Wisconsinites are tuberculous and urged public effort to stamp out the disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Vaughn
University of Michigan
United States
Wisconsin
Sunday Excursions Fall Out Across Western Railroads
Western railroads phase out Sunday excursions as contracts end and safety, labor and profit concerns drive the ban. The Milwaukee Road leads with June 1 as a cutoff though some trips linger under preexisting agreements. North Western set the trend two years ago and other lines have since followed in abolishing Sabbath trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee Company
Winona
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Ortonville
North-Western
Iowa
Burlington
Cedar Rapids & Northern Road
Burlington Company
Spirit Lake
Rock Island Road
Rock Island
Burlinton Lines
Nixon Newman Nuptials at St Marys Parsonage
Miss Birdie Nixon and Charles M. Newman wed at St Marys parsonage with Rev. Wm Dean White officiating. The couple\nwill reside at 521 South Ninth street after June 27. reception held at the Green home. bridal party included Julia Johnson and Robert Newman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary's Parsonage
Dean White
Julia Johnson
Robert Newman
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Theodore Klares
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Woodcroft’s Barber Shop
Colby, Sain
NEW Bank
I. G. Loomis
Victor C. Vaughn
Birdie Nixon
Chas. M. Newman
D. J. Green
Miss Nixon
R. Nixon
Arlington
Washington
Park
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la Crosse Grocery Company
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Mississippi St
Jackson St
Losey Boulevard
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E. E. Bentley
Batavian National Bank
Farnam
N. 5Th St
S. Gantert Furniture Company
Bijou Theatre
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