Multifaceted Real Estate and Goods Ads in Uniontown
In Uniontown Kansas many small ads list property for rent and sale and assorted items. Listings include a six year old driving fine car no rock good soil near trade point and school acre half cash terms, a nearly new wheel rentleman stove and a hammerless shotgun priced low, plus multiple rental offers for furnished rooms and houses with contact details on Kane Street Cass Street and 6th Street.
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Uniontown
Kans
R. R
Sardou Dies in Paris at 78. Noted French Dramatist
Victorien Sardou, premier French dramatist and among era's great writers, died in Paris from heart disease after a long illness at age 78. The obituary notes his influence and public persona alongside a short aphorism about kindness and experience.
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Paris
Victorien Sardou
France
Garnishee summons in Doerflinger debt case at La Crosse
William Doerflinger Company sues John W. Kennedy in La Crosse County Justice Court to recover 20 dollars 65 cents. The notice sets a November 30 1908 court appearance before Justice Cameron L Baldwin with judgment by default if Kennedy does not appear and his property may be sold to satisfy the claim.
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Wisconsin
la Crosse County
City of la Crosse
Justice Court
C. L. Baldwin
John W. Kennedy
William Doerflinger Company
Cameron L. Baldwin
la Crosse
WM. Doerflinger Company
Garnishment Notice in La Crosse Wisconsin Court
State of Wisconsin La Crosse County Justice Court warns Adolph Schmidt of a writ of garnishment issued to satisfy a debt of 14.42 by Reuter and Mader. Appearance required before Justice C W Hunt on November 28 1908 at 9 am. otherwise judgment and sale of property will occur. Plaintiffs W F A C Wolfe attorneys for Reuter and Mader.
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State of
Wisconsin
la Crosse County
City of
la Crosse
Adolph Schmidt
J. Reuter & F. Mader, Copartners
Reuter & Mader. Plaintiffs
Three Donnerstag Brothers Escaped Dane County Jail
Madison Wis November 9 The three Donnerstag brothers escaped from the Dane county jail with help from an outside party. They produced a soiled note indicating arrangements and a reverse side bearing the name E T Bayless of Pittsburg.
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Madison
Wis
Donnerstag Brothers
Dane County
E. T. Bayless
Pittsburg
Austrian fiancé vows to hunt down alleged killer lover
Joseph Davishh an Austrian engaged to marry Ella Makki a Finnish girl accused of killing an infant has sworn to kill Gust Wuto a Finn blamed by the girl. Wuto is said to have fled to Finland but Davishh hopes to find him in Northern Michigan after learning of the tragedy in Duluth.
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Duluth
Joseph Davisch
Ella Makki
Gust Wuto
Wuto
Finnland
Davishh
Michigan
Iowa hunter badly injured in accidental gun discharge
In Eminburg Iowa on November 9 Jackson Stafford was killed by an accidental gun discharge during a hunt. The blast tore away much of his face including chin nose and an eye. He walked to the barn after the shot and, unable to speak, indicated his wishes by nodding and squeezing a neighbor's hand before making his will.
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Eminburg
Iowa
Jackson Stafford
Stafford
Woman Finds Joy in Charity Work
A remark highlights that many women derive great pleasure from helping others through charity, valuing acts of service beyond personal gain and confirming a social impulse toward community support.
Wisconsin News Daughter Visited by Mother in Cell
Mrs. T. A. Livingston of Wauwatosa, mother of Catherine Livingston arrested for begging in Chicago, goes to Harrison Street Station to aid her daughter. She laments the alleged harm by Elmer E. Cain and questions a quick marriage, while Cain downplays the affair and denies knowledge of the begging.
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Milwaukee
T. A. Livingston
Wauwatosa
Catherine Livingston
Chicago
Harrison Street
Elmer E. Cain
Cain
Milwaukee County
Harrison Station
Livingston
Elgin
Three Killed in Explosion at Wisconsin Shops
An explosion at the Wisconsin Central roundhouse and shops in Superior injured six and killed five, three instantly. Victims include Shirley Hagsstrom Magnus Anderson Tilda Burk W Miller Ole Wildersbund all laborers for Schmidt Brothers Hill. two more died shortly after. Injured were Walter Fakula Fred Clark Charles Harse Thomas Purcell Harry Thomas and Chas A Roberts. they were taken to hospital and expected to recover.
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Superior
Wis
Wisconsin Central Roundhouse
Shirley Hagsstrom
Magnus Anderson
Tilda Burk
W. Miller
Ole Wildersbund
Walter Fakula
Fred Clark
Charles Harse
Thomas Purcell
Harry Thomas
Chas. A. Roberts
Schmidt Brothers & Hill
Cheese quotations shift with butter price rise
Cheese quotations show several changes this morning led by creamery butter at 30 cents per pound wholesale. Full cream twins rise to 14 to 15 cents, brick to 14 to 15 cents, and block swiss to 13 cents as other prices remain steady.
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Urvan & Butter Co
Exuil
State News in Brief from Wisconsin
Appleton John Reuter a farmer is charged with selling adulterated milk to a cheese factory. Action brought by J D Can non assistant state food commissioner. Ashland Wisconsin Central contemplates sending Abbotsford passenger as far north as Ashland before year’s end. Fond du Lac Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light company charter tested over street improvements. Grand Rapids Green Bay and Western preparing new freight depot with old house moved. Anesville Jury unable to reach verdict in highway robbery case against James Cale. discharged. Kaukauna James Jones foreman injured by cog wheels at Menasha dam after prior injuries. Kenosha Bishop Fallows to speak at Lincoln birth celebration. Manitowoc Theodore Reis bound over for arson for threatening owner Oliver Ryan and following him prior to a fire at a threshing outfit.
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Appleton
John Reuter
Black Creek
J D. Cannon
Ashland
Wisconsin Central
Abbotsford
Fond DU Lac
Eastern Wisconsin Railway and Light Company
Grand Rapids
Green Bay and Western Railway Company
Anesville
James Cale
Cale
Kaukauna
James Jones
Menasha Dam
Kenosha
Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Lincoln
Fred S. Lovell Post
G. A. R. Manitowoc
Oliver Ryan
Ryan
Theodore Reis
Reis
Yan
Second Regiment Officers Promoted in Wisconsin
Beaver Dam Wisconsin November 9. Owing to Col. Morgan of Appleton retirement and Lt. Col. Greutzmacher of Ripon promotion, Maj. Greene of Marinette becomes lieutenant colonel. Capt. Philip J. Zink of Beaver Dam is commissioned major and assigned to the Second regiment. Zink may command a battalion, with reshuffles moving brigades and companies to form new battalion and regiment commands.
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Beaver Dam
Wis
Col. Morgan
Appleton
Greutzmacher
Ripon
Maj. Greene
Marinette
Philip J. Zink
Guv Davidson
Greene
Zink
Maj. Lee
Maj
Nemitz
Maj. Zink
Co. A
Marshfield
Co. I
Rhinelander
Co. M
Oconto
Fish Smell From Confiscated Freight Leads to Sale
In Janesville Wisconsin deputy game warden Peter Drafal halted an express car shipment from Fort Atkinson catching two boxes labeled poultry packed with fish. The seized cargo contained white bass a large pike and 120 pounds of crap pies sold for four dollars and twenty five cents to the state.
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Janesville
Wis
Fort Atkinson
Ch. Smid
Milwaukee Avenue
Chicago
Fort
Peter Drafal
French Pioneer Charles Biyo Found Dead in Iron Mountain
Charles Biyo an aged French resident of Iron Mountain was found dead in bed by Peter Caretto. He had not undressed and part of his right foot had been eaten away by rats while his body was discolored. The old man was last seen alive a week ago and was a pioneer resident of the town.
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Iron Mountain
Mich
Charles Biyo
Peter Caretto
Biyo
Retail and Wholesale Groceries and Market Prices Listed
A long scanned page lists prices for fruits vegetables dairy and meat items from merchants Burns and others. It includes per dozen prices for bananas oranges lemons apples and pears, and wholesale quotes for flour, butter, cream, eggs, and cheeses. Regional market summaries from New York and Kansas City detail copper, tobacco, and livestock movements.
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Ting Co
U.uy OU
Ilic Reed
Sat
C. Burns
Valencia
Doz
New York
Three Men Stabbed at Milwaukee Birthday Party
In Milwaukee on November 9 three men were stabbed during a birthday party hosted by William Hank e at 429 West Street. Host William Hanke is hospitalized in serious condition with abdominal wounds. Suspect William Marine, 19, of 688 Scholler Street, is under arrest and has admitted guilt according to police.
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Milwaukee
Wis
William Hanke
West Street
Hanke
Trinity Hospital
Fred Redeck
Chicago Street
August Strutz
Oklahoma
Austin
William Marine
Scholler Street
Bay View
Witty maxims on death, marriage, and archery ethics
The quote collection complains about deflecting blame by changing subjects. It notes a grim paradox that kin may feel relief at a death. It adds a cynical line about marriage as a prelude to commitment and a jab about unskilled girls drawing suitors.
TWO TRAPPED BY FIRST ICE
In Eyelet Minnesota on November 9 10 year old William Rosila fell through Fayal mill pond ice. John Benson a worker drowned while attempting rescue and 16 year old Joe Muhick escaped by a narrow margin. The tale warns of early ice on small waters after weeks of cold.
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Eyeleth
Minn
William Rosila
Fayal Mill
John Benson
Joe Muhick
Benson
Fayal
Social Roundup in Sparta and Nearby Towns
Miss Ruth Ford went to Tomah on business. Mrs. John Gerletti and her three children returned to Bangor after visiting Mrs. E. M. Johnson. Miss Pearl Eaton of Tomah visits Mrs. Hiram Boynton. Nora MuKennin and Lucile Ramsey canvass towns promoting Sparta Brush Co products. Tillie Schroeder, Portage nurse, was a professional caller. Fred Walters of Tomah visited Sparta over the weekend. Tracy Hushki hosted eight friends at the Wisconsin house for her birthday with cards and music. Dr. and Mrs. F. N. Pilcher traveled to La Crosse on business. Mrs. R. Dickinson plans a winter visit to St Paul with daughter Mrs. A. Carling. Mrs. Fred H. Falbe and child head to Pewaukee to visit relatives. Mrs. J. N. Summerfield and daughter Onalee visited La Crosse. John Brock and wife and George Herbst and wife joined an Eau Claire trip to see the Sparta game. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Canfield and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Groose took an auto ride to La Crosse.
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Ruth Ford
Tomah
John Gerletti
E. M. Johnson
Bangor
Pearl Eaton
Hiram Boynton
Warner House
Nora MuKennin
Lucile Ramsey
Sparta Brush Company
Tillie Schroeder
R. Dickinson
St. Paul
A. Carling
Fred H. Falbe
Pewaukee
J. N. Summerfield
Onalee
la Crosse
John Brock
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