Mrs Swingle buys Sullivan millinery in Sparta
Sparta Wisconsin. Mrs F W Swingle has bought the Sullivan millinery business and will continue at the old stand. Local society notes include visits and moves among Sparta residents such as Miss Genevieve Hotenkiss and Miss Blanche Davis, plus several short travels to La Crosse Tomah and Minneapolis.
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F. W. Swingle
Sullivan
Fred Brandt
H. W. Ross
Madison
John Herbst
State Board of Agriculture
Edison
Br. Davis
Davis & Jones
Glynch
South Water Street
Zum. Minn
Blanche Davis
Business
F_ XN
Newton
Ts. Hanson
Cashton
Frank Steele
Rose Menaige
Tomah
Sophy Abrahams
F. Ruhl
Harry Longwell
8. C. Longwell
Joe Freislieben
West Salem
Ralph Ford
Chicago
J. C. Ford
H. E. Davis
Ladd
Sparta
Vera Hemstock
Beloit
Ed Lews
Minneapolis
Lewis LeClaire
Price McConnell
Montana
Jas. Bowler of
Wausan
Edna Mae Sewell
W. Clark
Frank Barringer
Big Creek
Ella Bowler
Trout Falls
Flossie Brown
Alice Laxton
J. Paulus
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Praised for Eczema Cure
J. A. Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin recalls ten years of eczema resisted by 15 doctors before Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured him. Advertises fallible for skin eruptions eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles 25¢ at O T Erhart's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
Bucklen
O. T. Erhart’s
Bride Overcomes Collapse After Hair Shaving Incident
In New Brunswick New Jersey on March a newlywed Mrs Louis Kalla collapsed soon after her wedding as reports describe a strange incident involving her hair. Doctors treated her condition and she began recovering. The event followed immediately after her marriage to Louis Kalla two days prior. The motive and details of the hair alteration remain unclear as officials investigate.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Louis Kalla
Rival Hair-Cutting Attack Shocks Hungarian Colony
Julia Szaly, known as Mrs Karla Mon day, once popular in the Hungarian community, was attacked in her yard as two men snipped her hair with shears. A note pinned to her dress claimed a jealous rival’s revenge. Mrs Mon day helped police arrest two suspects believed hired for the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Szaly
Karla Monday
Roosevelt praised as hunter and naturalist in senate
During a democratic filibuster on the penal code bill in the senate Mr Money of Mississippi called President Roosevelt a great hunter and naturalist. He cited Roosevelts letter to the national museum about going to Africa to hunt lions and tigers, quipping that Africa has no tigers and suggesting the president would plant one in a cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Senate
Money
Roosevelt
National Museum
Africa
American Wins Hundred Yd Dash At Oxford Event
London March 4 In the annual field contests at Oxford university yesterday L C Hull a Brasenose college student and Brasenose graduate won the hundred yard dash defeating rivals in a close finish marking a notable athletics victory at the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Oxford University
L. C. Hull
Brasenose College
Michigan Runner Sets Sprint Records In Dual Meet
The University of Michigan victor won the hundred yard dash in 10.315 seconds and led the quarter mile in 51 seconds. J. W Woodrow of Brasenose, formerly from Iowa, finished second in the hundred yard dash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
J. W Woodrow
Brasenose
University of Iowa
Clergyman Praises Foley's Kidney Remedy
Salis bury preacher Rev. Joseph H. Fesperman writes of years of kidney trouble. After a severe winter attack with intense pain and bedridden days, he began Foley's Kidney Remedy. He reports reduced pain and normal urine and highly recommends the remedy.
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Joseph H. Fesperman
Salisbury
N. C
Foley
O. T. Erhart
Senator Hemenway Defends Congress On Spending
In the senate Senator Hemenway argues against charges of extravagance. He notes 1903 to 1910 figures show department estimates totaling $7,287,954,286 while congressional appropriations total $7,013,824,885. He points to over $76,000,000 allotted to the Panama Canal as part of the discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congress
Hemenway
Senate
Panama Canal
Congress keeps budget in check amid executive pressure
The passage notes that while estimates were not greatly reduced, Congress did not gain popularity with the public by the reductions it made. It argues that if Congress had yielded to executive and citizen pressure, the treasury would lack a cash balance and bonds would have been issued to cover expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Executive
Executive Departments
Treasury
Griscom Resigns as Ambassador to Italy
Ambassador Lloyd Griscom submitted his resignation to Washington as Taft prepared to assume office. The move comes ahead of the new administration and reflects a routine personnel change in diplomatic posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lloyd Griscom
Washington
Taft
Boaster in Exclusive Society Plays Hard toDoor
In Brooklyn Life a tale recalls a woman who bragged of flawless domestic service and a prompt bell. When two visitors called, she delayed, finally answering in a raspy voice and quipping that she was busy making bread, illustrating a fall from boastful pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
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Stetson
Hart, Schaffner
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
America
Henry N. Boehm
LA Crosse
Wm. van Antwerp
Chas. van Antwerp
T. J. Ross
Valley Junction
Ed Lewis
S. Smith
Wm. Telfer
Elroy
American Express
G. Bronson
E. Parks
Five Hundred Club
Pearl Street
Coterie Club
Spencer Beebe
North Water Street
Fred Gross
North Court Street
W. G. Merrill
Necedah
L. D. Merrill
Gus Bronson
Jolly Cinch Club
Roy Converse
C. S. Smith
D. F. Jane
Griscom
Boaster
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