Wisconsin roads show improvement after storms this week
Milwaukee Journa reports road conditions across Wisconsin fluctuating under heavy storms. Dest route Milwaukee to Fond du Lac improved but detours persist on several highways while others remain blocked or rough. Nearby Oshkosh, Green Bay, and Madison areas show mixed progress with detours and washouts affecting travel plans.
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Bern
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Eagle
Wind Lake
Rors
Manisin
New Lisbon
St. Pantsither
Sherinygan
Tanesville
Junran
Slinger
Ferford
Nustisford
Colrntns
Americans Describe Turks Persecuting Relief Workers in Asia Minor
Constantinople reports by the Associated Press recount more stories of American relief staff facing persecution in Asia Minor. Herbert Knapp Vesey Murdoch and other relief workers arrived from Arabkir to testify that Armenian orphans were detained and guards barred visits to villages, while Armenians were forced from towns.
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Graquation Presents Mare Peretyious Fret Aunr Nina
Fragmented OCR note describes exchanges and items such as silk Rockings and beaded accessories. Mentions Aunt Emma gift of Lincoln Life and a life of George with a ten dollar item. Contents read as a jumble of gifts and trades.
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Leading Parties Of Week At Mrs Williams Home
Mrs Walters J Williams hosted two days of elegant 4 o clock coffees at 711 Cass Street. Guests included out of town attendees from Detroit Chicago Racine Toronto and Cincinnati with table arrangements featuring peonies roses and larkspur and silver baskets. Local and visiting guests mingled with hostesses and helper girls as the week offered refined hospitality and social exchange.
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Cass Street
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Watertown
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Mich
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Seattle
Harold Beisel
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Ohio
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Racine
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Chicago
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Toronto
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Beav er Dar elects Mitche director of vocational education
Teaching in Madison schools, Mr Mitche is elected director of vocational education at Beaver Dar and will assume duties in September. Lisyd Moran leaves for an extended visit to Minneapolis. Mr and Mrs Williams Walter depart for Spokane, Washington to visit relatives.
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Will Ascuse
Lisyd Moran
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Linneapolis
Williams Walter
Spokane
Wish
Congressmen and mules in a local tale
An imperfect quotation from Hidden Creek by Katherine Newlin Burt recounts a fable where a mule acts steadier and stronger than a boss and a congressman. The tale contrasts stubborn animals with political figures and ends with a quip about a congressman turning into a nuisance.
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Katharine Newlin Burt
Collage Ivorys Report From The Age Herald Text
Fragmentary 19th century OCR shows Thompson arguing over wages and a bet in a casino game. A black boy described as educated is referenced in ethnic slur laden dialogue. The piece appears as a quoted, problematic excerpt from an era newspaper.
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Mairich Dealer Expands Citywide Cheese Supply
Fragmented notice describes L J Mairich as a dealer in R W Watkin's products and claims takeover of city territory with delivery to all areas. Also mentions cheese supply in Chicago market, prices unchanged, and a stray ad-like fragment about home comforts and a court page note.
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Yellowstone Park Fete Vindicates the Greatest Liar
Yellowstone marks its golden anniversary and vindicates Jim Bridger, once dubbed the greatest liar of his time. His tales of geysers and boiling water spurred exploration, though he was mocked in life and death. In 1869 explorers David Folsom and W. Cook crossed Bridger’s described fringe, yet feared to relate further.
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Yellowstone Park Opens With Vast Scale and Visitors
The piece extols Yellowstone as the nation’s largest park spanning over two million acres. Distances are vast, canyons deep, mountains tall, with geysers and hot springs drawing tourists. Opening day is June 18 and officials expect over 100,000 visitors.
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