Fair Site Board Is Named Today
Madison Wis May 3 The committees authorized by the Carpenter bill to study proposed state fair sites were named by Lieutenant Governor Morris and Speaker Hall. Senate members are M F White Winnetonne George F Wiegle Milwaukee W J Bichler Milwaukee. House members are A Gluckson Barron George Carpenter Sauk C H Everett Racine D P Conway Wood Charles Lentz Dodge and James Larson Marinette. The panel will begin work early next week and aims to report within thirty days.
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Madison
Wis
Carpenter
Thos. Morris
House
Merlin Hall
Senate
M. F. White
Winnetonne
George F. Wiegle
Milwaukee
W. J. Bichler
A. Gluckson
Barron County
George Carpenter
Sauk County
C. H. Everett
Racine County
D. PD. Conway
Wood County
Charles Lentz
Dodge County
James Larson
Marinette County
Baby Found Abandoned on St. Paul Doorstep
The crying of a four weeks old boy led Luther J. Brucker, Northern Pacific railway immigration agent, to discover a baby on the doorstep at 1181 Hague Avenue in St. Paul. The incident occurred early yesterday and the infant was found alive.
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ST. Paul
Hague Avenue
Luther J. Brucker
Northern Pacific Railway
Mr. Brucker
Musical stars’ voices left opera season at Metropolitan
The article notes the end of the Metropolitan Opera season after twenty three weeks and profiles phonograph recordings showcasing Caruso Farrar Homer Gluck Kreisler Powell Sassoli and bands with selections in aria duets waltzes songs and marches including a Lauder comic pair.
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Metropolitan Opera House
London
Paris
Caruso
Geraldine Farrar
Suzanne
Miss Farrar
Edmond Clement
Tetrazzini
Venzano
Louise Homer
Alma Gluck
Mme. Gluck
Burns
John McCormack
Evan Williams
Carrie Jacobs-Bond
Maud Powell
Fritz Kreisler
Miss Powell
Mr. Kreisler
Ada Sassoli
Sousa
Pryor
Harry Lauder
Trixie
Dixie
His Lost Umbrella
A brief exchange from the Washington Herald features a person asking to borrow an umbrella. Wombat holds the umbrella and rarely relinquishes belongings, prompting a plan to issue an order for the item to test the claim.
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Wombat
Washington Herald
Keep the Home Dollar at Home ARS
A short promotional message urges residents to spend dollars locally to boost neighborhood prosperity. It argues that circulating money in the hometown benefits both the community and individuals and advocates patronizing Home Industries to keep funds local.
Fire destroys Guthner home in M'Gregor Iowa
Local report notes the Guthner residence was totally burned Wednesday afternoon with cause undetermined. The town and neighboring areas saw visitors and residents attending meetings and traveling to Duluth Minneapolis and Monona during the week.
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Selphia Bloedel
Duluth
Minn
Geo. Guthner
J. K. Gray
Guttenberg
Prairie du Chien
Will Stone
Minneapolis
Jos. Cannon
Richland Center
Wis
G. A. Anderson
Joe Ramage
J. F. Widman
Elkader
C. L. Buck
Dubuque
Carrie Buck
Grace Doris
Chicago
Will Hagensick
Fairhope
Ala
Adam Bonza, Sr
Hettinger
S. D. Bert Moore
Mason City
F.C. Parnell
Kramer Boys
Monona
Martin Moe
Sanborn
Iowa
Charley Kleinow
George Dickerson
J. A. Walter
Carl Nelson
Bessie Larrabee
University of Michigan
Waukon
Collins
Zimmerman
Ebling
Milwaukee
Schuster
Wilhite
Mamie Kurtrock
J. D. Bichel
Fred Sykes
D. G. Benjamin
Canton
N. Y
Will Knowles
Early Arrivals Avoid Rush as Crowd Draws In
Shoppers arrive ahead of peak times and find a steady flow as others follow the same plan. The note suggests arriving early to beat lines and secure services or items before popular demand peaks.
Lady of Shallot Finds Love in Rainbound Farm Hall
Ludmilla and Beth, two Alston women confined by social rules, shelter two stranded men, Tom McLean and Joe Ethridge. McLean declares love and Ludmilla, inspired by escape and longing, accepts. Ethridge steps back as McLean wins her heart, leading to a quiet, enduring union.
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Beth
Ludmilla
Miss Julian
Millard Teesdale
Ephram
Teesdale
Tom McLean
Joe Ethridge
Alston
Shallott
Mrs. Alston
Ethridge
McLean
Shallot
Help the Drinker Help the Drinker
The text urges patient, nonjudgmental help for a man enslaved by alcohol. It likens him to a drowning man needing support to quit. It counsels kindness over scolding and encourages persuading him to seek aid or treatment.
Austin Sanitarium Promises Cure for Drink Addiction
In La Crosse a sanitarium advertises a three day treatment that will remove craving desire and appetite for liquor and transform the drinker into a new man free from drink. The message touts the treatment as a Godsend to suffering humanity, claiming only drinkers understand their pain.
Cured in Three Days Treatment Offered
Open all night and confidential treatment advertised at 905 Main Street. Call, write, or phone for price and terms with pickup at the depot.
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Main Street
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Cora Simpson and Co
Dervish
Tom Brantford
Bruce Morgan and
Burt, Johnson and
Burt
Voovil
Fair Site Board
ARS
the Tribune
Ladies OF
Martha McC. Williams
McClure
Spectator
LA Crosse
Austin Sanitarium
Komiss-Robertson
Komiss
Ache Quality Enamels
Neal
V. Tausche Hardware Co
LA Crosse, Wis
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