Runaway accident proves fatal to Viroqua resident
Virnata Wisamiel Corsline a Vernon County farmer died after a runaway team spooked while he was returning home. He was thrown and crushed by the runaway wagon near his home. The accident occurred in January and he had recently moved to the city forestry district. Civil War veteran John Brew, longtime Wisconsin resident, was buried Monday after a memorial service.
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Virnata
Wisamiel Corsline
Vernon
Gorsline
Seall
Gareline
Wisconsin
Sraannes Ss
Viragar Tarrs
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Unclear Turkish Bath Figure Figures in Street Scene
A disjointed account describes a Turkish bath scene and a sequence on a brightly lit street. The fragment mentions a nurse, a kidnapping reform, and political candidates with upcoming schedules, but the text remains garbled and lacks coherent facts.
Severson Act Enforcement Praised by Federal Director
Washington D C Prohibition Commissioner Haynes reports Wisconsin enforcement results for 1921 and 1922 under the Severson Act. He notes many cases moved to state courts, highlights total state and federal convictions, fines, and taxes, and stresses continued vigor in enforcing liquor laws despite possible repeal in Congress.
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Washington, D. C
Haynes Tonday
Wisconsin
Haynes
Senate
Lang B
Risser of Superior Named by Ekern as Deputy Attorney
Madison Wisconsin Robert M Risser of Superior is named deputy attorney general by Governor H Ye Ekern in a ceremony Monday. The long service and past partnerships in Superior and San ILn informs his candidacy as a capable legal official.
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Wis
Robert M. Riss
Beanie
Gineral Homan T. Jokeri
Keri
William 1
Curkeet
Hapnes
San Lnale Ag
San Lnale Ag the Cnieyors
Baperin
Bavabae
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Vhariae
WG Tiekering
Superiog
Urd Risser
Prairie du Chien to be dolled up for celebration
Prairie du Chien prepares for a Fourth of July scale event to celebrate the Wissineipni river discovery anniversary. Carl A. Semmsch, appointed officer, will supervise decorations at Campion college grounds and Platteville after the parade plans, featuring a giant auto and float street procession. Young people plan dances at home as the festivities begin today.
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Neenratar
Prairie du Chien
Wissineipni River
Campion College
Mr. Semsch
Platteville
Morthoyest
Marriages Reported in Tomah Area This Week
Dan Cupid worked hard in Tomah and vicinity with several marriages noted this past week. Mildred Adler of Los Angeles wed Claude Drescott of Tunnel City on June 2 at the bride’s parents’ home. Albert Libke of Tomah married Mrs. Libke on June at the bride’s home on Mithonen avenue. Elizabeth Meyers of Milwaukee married Imgene Lemmon of Ter Valley on June 6 at Advent church in La Grange. Bap h ie Sterns of Milwaukee attended the ceremony. The couple’s reception followed and they planned a belated trip to Milwaukee after June 15.
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Tomah
Wis
Dan Cupid
Mildred Adler
Los Angeles
Calif
Claude Drescott
Tunnel City
Albert Lihke
Mithonen Avenue
Glaeser
Immbodia
Libke
Beloit
Kilhourn Avenue
Elizabeth Meyers
Milwaukee
Imgene Lemmon
Ter Valley
Advent Church
la Gringe
Baphie Sterns
Glen Lemmon
Tar Valley
Learman
Trsephine Sehoeder
A. Sehroeder
Summit Vatley and Earl Fick Union Report
Summit Vatley and Earl Fick were united in marriage on June 8 by Abelman. Miss Lonise Schroeder attended the bride and Mr. George Schroeder attended the groom. A reception followed at the home of Mr. Jank Mes Scheveler. The couple will reside in Tamab where the groom works in the steam department of the Milwaukee railroad.
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Summit Vatley
Earl Fick
Carlie Af Toman
Abelman
Lonise Schroeder
George Schroeder
Pidal
Jank Mes. Scheveler
Fick
Tamab
Stme
Milwaukee Railroad
Langevin patriarch dies in Corston after four-generation line ends
Beath breaks long line in Corston Minnesota as Sylvan Langevin, 97, native of Quebec, dies. He came to the Red River valley in 1880 and leaves seven children, over 60 grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. In Düsseldorf, two French non commissioned officers were killed in a Saturday brawl with no arrests.
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Beath
Corston
Minn
Sylvan Langevin
Langevin
Qisbec
Red River Valley
Duesseldor
Dock operators face FTC charges over Chicago coal market
In St Paul hearings the FTC accuses Northwestern coal dock operators association of conspiring to suppress competition and monopoly in the coal trade. The complaint alleges lower Twin Cities prices, price coercion to block rivals, and preferential rent to their own retail departments.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Federal Trade Commission
Monfing
Northwestern Coal Dock Operatora’ Association
Compitat
Twin Cities
du Inth
Tre Association
Georgia cloudburst causes million-dollar damage in Macon
A cloudburst in Macon Georgia caused damage estimated at up to 1,000,000. Six inches of rain fell as companies deny allegations but admit circulating credit information as a trade practice.
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En Ac Ety
Georgia
Macon
Zemo Promises Eczema Relief and Skin Healing
An old style drugstore ad touts Zemo as a clean antiseptic liquid, available from any druggist for 35c or 1.00 for large size, claimed to remove eczema itching and heal sores, burns, wounds, and chafing after proper use. It penetrates, cleanses, and soothes, priced as dependable and inexpensive.
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