State Printing Sealed Proposals for 1909–1911 Madison
Wisconsin Secretary of State invites sealed proposals for two years of letter press printing binding ruling blanks and related work for the state and its departments. Bids due July 20 1908 at Madison and must include required forms guaranties and certificates.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Department of State
Secretary of State
Madison
Russia
Oswan
Morocco
Dick Seene
Riak
Commissioners of Public Printing
C. D
Capitol
J. A. Frear
A. H. Dahl
F. L. Gilbert
Cyclone damages Adams as two injured in rush for safety
A cyclone struck Adams Minnesota on Thursday night at nine causing property damage and injuring F Majerus and Peter Heimer. A parochial school's closing exercises escaped tragedy thanks to orderly action by staff who seated children while the band drowned outside noise.
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Adams
Minn
F. Majerus
Peter Heimer
J. Krenbsbach
Sabel’s Hall
Pharmacy Building Urged at Minnesota University
President H. T. Halverson urged a new pharmacy building at the state university and praised the department of pharmacy for lifting Minnesota’s standards. He warned of alarming accidents and urged a bill regulating carbolic acid, to be introduced at the next legislative session.
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Alexandria
Minn
H. T. Halverson
Minnesota Pharmaceutical Association
The
State University
Department of Pharmacy
Minnesota
Cyclone Destroys Homes on Sioux City Outskirts
A cyclone in Sioux City's eastern outskirts tore two houses apart and destroyed several barns. Mrs. Mattie B. Howe and relatives were in a Green ville residence lifted and hurled into a ravine, injuring three occupants, one possibly fatally. The dwelling burned to kindling as debris scattered.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Mattie B. Howe
Greenville
Howe
Charles Eakman
Charles Youhill
Dredge Crew Resumes Work After Prolonged Flood Peril
In Minnesota near Grand Marais the steam dredge freed its side spuds from bridge piling after eighteen hours of rising water hazards. The machine is again operating. The report also notes several regional notices including a veterans’ reunion in La Grand Iowa and a school bond election in Leola South Dakota.
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Crookston
Minn
Grand Marias
Here
Marshalltown
Owa
Marshall County Veterans’ Association
la Grand
James Cogg
Congress
Iowa
R. G. Cousins
Sioux Falls
S. D
Leola
McPherson County
Heirs Present Peavey Farm To Sioux City Church
Heirs of Mrs. A. D. Peavey donate the Peavey homestead at Twelfth and Douglas streets to St. Thomas Episcopal Church in Sioux City Iowa for use as a rectory in a $15000 gift stemming from the late Frank Peavey of Minneapolis.
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Fred B. Wells
Heffelfinger
George Peavey
Minneapolis
Peavey
Sioux City
Iowa
A. D. Peavey
Frank Peavey
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Twelfth and
Douglas Streets
A Lesson in Health and Kidney Cure Claim
The ad asserts healthy kidneys filter impurities and that Foley's Kidney Cure strengthens the body and cures kidney and bladder diseases. Endorsed by O. T. Erhart, it promotes a general health message and a specific remedy.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
Ireland to be speaker in Graceville recounts a past colony
Graceville Minnesota June 20 Thirty years ago 1878 the colony of Graceville in Big Stone county was established as a fledgling community with settlers forming a local leadership and governing structure.
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Graceville, Minn
Graceville
Big Stone County
Counterfeit Dollars Seen in Crookston
In Crookston Minnesota government officials have been on duty after banks reported counterfeit dollars in circulation for twelve hours. Fifteen notes have been collected. The fakes match real dollars in weight and appearance but have a coarser mint stamp and milling defect. An analysis from a St Paul chemist’s lab supposedly finds pewter and lighter elements to balance weight. Origin of the counterfeit issue remains undetermined. It is circulated by a local group, mainly through moving picture shows and saloons.
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Crookston
Minn
St. Paul
Moving Picture Shows
Bishop Ireland's colonial venture recall and reunion set for June 24
The text recalls Bishop Ireland's colonization project as his most successful venture. Thirty years after founding, remaining colonists with friends and neighbors will gather to recount hardships and triumphs. A day of rejoicing is set for June 24.
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Ireland
Scandinavian Good Templars Hold Annual Meeting
The Scandinavian grand lodge of Minnesota Good Templars meets in Hallock with J. A. Holmquist of Hastings as grand chief templar. Forty six candidates received the grand lodge degree.
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Hallock, Minn
Scandinavian Grand Lodge of
Minnesota
Good Templars
J. A. Holmquist
Hastings
Adel amnesty: mother warns against praising Gold Medal Flour
A mother cautions against speaking too positively about Gold Medal Flour in a fragmentary note. The text hints at charity language but remains unclear about actions or events.
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Adelamne
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State OF Wisconsin
Treasury Department
U. S
L. C. Rodgers
Branchton
Northwest
Twister
Pharmacy
Herpicide
Newbro
Newbrow
R. L. Leigh
Hopkinsville
H. J. Forsdick
Memphis, Tenn
Peter Pehl
W. M. Shook
Nashville, Tenn
Owellalla
Herpicide Co
Dept. N
Detroit
Mich
Hoeschler Bros
Montevideo
Philip Kief
Chippewa County
J. K. Coe
Hamlin County
Bryant
Republic Courier
Clark
Heileman
Johnstone
Alaska
LaCrosse
G. Heileman Brewing Co
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