Barnes to face weak opposition in 10 year term bid
Madison March 12 Justice John Barnes of Rhinelander former railroad rate commission chairman will have little opposition as nomination papers near filing deadline. Reports say Barnes won hands down and may secure a large majority. Other candidates are unlikely to challenge him openly.
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Fred L. Holmes
Madison, Wis
Secretary of State
John Barnes
Rhinelander
Railroad Rate Commission
Barnes
Stearns Electric Paste Promises Rat Removal
A rural sanitation notice urges use of Stearns Electric Paste to drive rats from homes after a rat surge driven indoors by cold weather. The 2 oz box costs 25 cents and the 16 oz box sells for $1.00 with prepaid express shipment from Stearns Electric Paste Co in Chicago.
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Stearns
Stearns’ Electric Paste Co
Chicago
Lil
Barnes seeks ten year term on Wisconsin Supreme Court
The campaign for the Wisconsin Supreme Judicial office proceeds with most papers filed next week. Barnes, elected to complete Chief Justice Cassoday's term, seeks a full ten year term from 1910 to 1919 with strong past support and little opposition. Bashford had served briefly as interim justice before Barnes' April election victory by about 50,000.
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Supreme Judicial Office
Secretary of State
Barnes
J. B. Cassoday
Cassoday
R. M. Bashford
Madison
Memorial service and church events announced
Mrs Maude Carpenter Hansen and other locals list speakers for a Sunday respect service at 4 pm with Magna Larson as speaker on Jesus Habits Through Life. Bible class Monday at 8 and gym time 7:30. Tuesday features Glee club with new music and members.
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Magna Larson
Jesus
Art of Conversation and Millinery Classes Noted at Y W Association
The Y W association invites twenty young women to its upcoming Art of Conversation class by Miss Chadwick, with talks and social events scheduled. Over $800 has been raised in the finance campaign, and the millinery class held its first spring meeting under Miss Blanchard’s supervision.
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Y. W
Chadwick
Miss Chadwick
Association
Afni
Birthday Farewell Party for Mr and Mrs Monti
A birthday and farewell party for Mr and Mrs Frank Monti at 506 Cass Street drew about twenty five guests. Prizes were awarded to Mrs A Seger and Mr H A Lee with consolation prizes to Mrs E E Barrett and Dave Monti. Dave Monti played violin and a lunch followed with lively cards and gifts.
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Frank Monti
Cass Street
Dave Monti
Messrs
and Mesdamese T. Monti
A. Drake
A. Seger
H. A. Lee
George Robert
J. Knothe
J. Schintges
E. E. Burritt
P. T. Lanagan
M. Foster
Anderson
Jennie Schaller
Elizabeth
Social briefs of Milwaukee visitors and travels
Mrs. B. J. Pender visits her mother Mrs. Eva Sahelitz in Milwaukee. Mrs. J. B. Longady returns from New Orleans. Mrs. W. F. Goodrich and sister Miss Huntington of Wausau travel to New Orleans for Mardi Gras. Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Morse plan trips to Cuba. Several couples from the city and Chicago are guests at the Peppers in Los Angeles, following a reception by Dr. and Mrs. Edgar Palmer. Mrs. G. C. Hixon stays in Long Beach and plans to join her husband in Pasadena. Miss Jessie Holway hosts Miss Wilmarth of Glenns Falls, N. Y. Charles Domstrich and wife visit for niece Miss Maud Harrington's wedding. Miss Georgine McDonald returns from Mankato after a bout of appendicitis. Miss Alice Bunting returns from Washington and Baltimore. The Twentieth Century club meets Tuesday with Mrs. J. J. Calahan. The Woman's Union of the Congregational church is hosted Thursday by Mrs. J. L. Calahan and Mrs. Abram James at Dr. Calahan's home.
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J. B. Longady
New Orleans
W. F. Goodrich
Miss Huntington
Wausau
A. A. Morse
Cuba
S. Y. Hyde
N. PD. Alien
City
Edgar Palmer
Los Angeles
G. C. Hixon
Long Beach
Cal
May Wright Sewell
Pasadena
J. M. Hixon
Jessie Holway
Wilmarth
Glenns Falls
N.o
Charles Domstrich
Minneapolis
Maud Harrington
Georgine McDonald
Mankato
Munson Burton
Alice uBnting
Washington
Baltimore
Twentieth Century Club
J. J. Calahan
Woman's Union of the Congregational Church
J. L. Calahan
Abram James
Treatment of Dyspepsia Remedy Promoted for Indigestion
A home remedy for dyspepsia and milder indigestion is proposed using sodium phosphate essence of peppermint baking soda and water. Mix 1-2 oz sodium phosphate 1 oz peppermint essence 1-2 tsp baking soda in a half pint bottle fill with water. Take 2 tsp before meals with claimed relief in 15 minutes and cure in 2-3 weeks. Costs about 60 to 65 cents from a druggist.
Dr King’s New Life Pills Fight Appendicitis Risk
An old ad claims Dr King’s New Life Pills prevent appendicitis by stimulating the stomach liver and bowels. The product promises relief from constipation biliousness chills malaria headache indigestion and is priced at 25 cents at O T Erhart’s.
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Dr. King
New Life
O. T. Erhart’s
On the Job Men Clash Over Boss Authority
Workers dispute leadership as doubt and tension rise on the worksite. The boss faces resistance from crew members who believe they know better, threatening productivity.
Would Abolish Child Whipping Debate at Brotherhood Meeting
The Young Men's Brotherhood met at Paul Masterson's home on Sumner Street to debate abolishing corporal punishment in public schools. Harold Shaw led the affirmative with Clayton Marvin and Charles Blanchard. Thomas Knight led the negative with Floyd Stoter and Chas Shaw. Jury Clara Masterson, Walter Button, Millicent Spencer ruled 2 to 1 for the affirmative. Refreshments were served.
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Young Men's Brotherhood Club
Paul
Bers
Harold Shaw
Clayton Marvin
Charles Blanchard
Thomas Knight
Floyd Stoter
Chas. Shaw
Clara Masterson
Walter Button
Millicent Spencer
New Spring Suits Arrive In Large Stock At Great Prices
About 250 new spring suits restocked with many standout styles. $18.95 suits in fine wool serge with satin lining and braid trim. $25.00 Eachine worsted cloths in varied colors. Store claims these prices and selections are unmatched and invites customers to judge for themselves.
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Jurist
Hostetter
J. Pender
Milwaukee
Eva Sahelitz
Reitzel’s
Main Street
the Fashion Shop
Panama
Bengoline
Altman
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