Fifty Apply For Barbers Certficates In City
Fifty applicants for barbers certificates were examined today by the state barber's board led by Axel Dowhall Henry Heine and M H Whitaker The exam was in Linker's north Third street shop Runners collected applicants and many patrons filled the shop The board plans stricter standards and past results show roughly half pass Eau Claire recent 60 30 Green Bay 80 32 Health Officer Major accompanied the inspections finding all shops clean with no prosecutions since a shop closed last September The board's first visit three years ago examined 99 and the last year a class of 65 were tested
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State
Axel Dowhall
Superior
Henry Heine
Reedsburg
M. H. Whitaker
Janesville
Linker
North Third Street
Eau Claire
Green Bay
Funeral for Esther Lindquist set at English Lutheran Church
Esther Lindquist, who died Tuesday at her home 807 South Sixth Street, will be laid to rest tomorrow afternoon at the English Lutheran church with interment in Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Esther Lindquist
South Sixth Street
English Lutheran Church
Oak Grove
Local Notes on Residents and Visitors
Joseph A. Weigel of Hoodstreet remains bedridden at home after illness last week. Emma and Agnes Ruud of this city are visiting sister Clara Ruud in Wilmington Minnesota this week. Charles Eglinton and Wm Eber-
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Joseph A. Weigel
Hoodstreet
Emma
Agnes Ruud
Clara Ruud
Wilmington
Minn
Charles Eglinton
Wm. Eber
Noted residents return home after brief travels
The text lists several local residents returning home from trips to La Crosse and Hot Springs Arkansas. Dr George Powell Miss Mamie Madland Mrs C L V Craft and son Fred Rev S L McKee all are mentioned as having recently returned from varied journeys and report improvements in health.
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Mound Prairie
la Crosse
George Powell
Mamie Madland
Oak Ridge
Houston County
Colby
C. L. V. Craft
Fred
Hot Springs
Ark
S. L. McKee
West Salem
Burr Oak Couple Married at Sparta
Harry Amborn and Caroline Quiggle, well known Burr Oak residents, wed recently at Sparta. Rev. Phillip Schneidler officiated and the couple will reside in Burr Oak where the groom is a prosperous farmer.
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Harry Amborn
Caroline Quiggle
Burr Oak
Sparta
Phillip Schneider
Mrs Mizner Arrives in Chicago Overhusband’s Property
Mrs Yerkes Mizner arrived in Chicago this afternoon to inspect property left by her husband, which she reportedly knew nothing about. The report cites Scripps-McRae Dispatch from Chicago.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
Chicago
Yerkes Mizner
Dangers of Pneumonia Warned By Cold Without Care
A warning urges treating a cold promptly to prevent pneumonia which can be fatal and weaken lungs. Foley's Honey and Tar claimed to stop the cough heal the lungs and prevent pneumonia, sold by O T Erhart.
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Foley
O, T, Erhart
French Slave Girl in Claiche Trial Letters Evidence
In New York on March 1 a handwriting expert testified in the Claiche case to show Bertha wrote letters proving affection for Ger dron before an interloper appeared. Expert William J. Kingsley identified the handwriting as Bertha's. The state rested and the defense began presenting its case.
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Scripps-McRae Dispatch
New York
Claiche
Gerdron
William J. Kingsley
Bertha
Foraker and Elkins Pledge Support Ahead of Washington Move
March 1 Doli ver answered Foraker declaring he was not the administration mouthpiece yet his remarks carried presidential approval. He stated Foraker and Elkins had earlier Congresses introduced measures with the same provisions as the pending bill.
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Scripps-McRae
Washington
Doliver
Foraker
Elkins
Alimony Buyout Leads to New Marriage Scam
Mrs Edith Slawson arranged a strange deal using alimony from her first husband to fund marriage to Jesse Rackley a liquor salesman. Rackley paid $400 from settlement to settle his divorce case, allowing Slawson to wed in Denver after his wife dropped proceedings. Rackley’s wife later confirmed the payment.
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Neb
Edith Slawson
Brinsmade Moves to Milwaukee Telegraph Post
H. H. Brinsmade, who has served a year as telegraph editor of The Chronicle, will travel to Milwaukee on Friday to assume a similar telegraph editor position with the Journal.
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H. H. Brinsmade
Telegraph
The
Chronicle
Milwaukee
Journal
Landmark Destroyed in English Indiana Once a Noted Settlement
The first log house in English Indiana, built in 1818 by James Evans and longtime town landmark, has been torn down. It recalled the era when many captives were whipped there. English grew into a 1,500-population village with modern utilities. Civil War service from Crawford County was notably high. The piece also contains mixed commodity and livestock market figures from Chicago and East Buffalo dates.
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En. Ind
James Evans
Indiana
James Sellers
Camp Fork Creek
Crawford County
Wholesale prices for dairy and farm staples listed
The notice lists wholesale figures for dairy and farm goods. Dairy butter ranges from 21 to 22 cents per pound, fresh eggs at 16 cents, and various wood and hay prices including hardwood five dollars per cord and hay at eight dollars for tame hay and six dollars for millet.
Fruit Prices In California Markets
Fruit and produce prices listed show navels at 4 to 5 dollars per bag, lemons 5 to 5.50 dollars, bananas 1.50 to 2.50 per bunch, pears 15 to 2? cents per dozen, and Duchess apples at 4 a peck. The snippet reflects typical grocery pricing.
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California
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Main St
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East Buffalo
N. Y
Dunning & Stevens
Live Stock Commission
Chicago Board of Trade
F. J. Kaeppler
Pine
Swift
Pride Soap
H. C. Evenson
Park Store
Gillette
Erhart’s
Red Cross Drug Store
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