Dresbach Couple Married at Noon
Dresbach Minnesota November 17 special at the bride’s brother Chas Rausch home Justice of the Peace R Kemp married Peter Weiker and Miss Mary Ann Murphy at high noon The ceremony was followed by an elaborate wedding dinner The couple are well known in the vicinity and will reside in Dresbach for now Several local guests attended and extended congratulations to the couple
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Dresbach
Minn
Peter Weiker
Mary Ann Murphy
Chas. Rausch
R. Kemp
Joseph Weiker
Henry Freehoff
Mormon Coulee
Lawrence Kriebach
St. Joseph's Ridge
Webber
Meher
John Freehoff
N. Bartell
A. Bartell
Joseph Ebner
la Crosse
John Keller
H. Deitz
State Road Coulee
A. Rausch
A. Schwaunkie
C. Sabin
L. Steinstra
Civic pride boosts La Crosse park plans at theatre event
A civic leadership call in La Crosse urges all residents to attend a Wednesday theatre program. Teachers will address pupils about playgrounds and the city future, with the mayor and park commission inviting parents to participate in the city beautiful project.
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la Crosse
Mississippi
Park Commission
Van Vlissingen Real Estate Swindler Faces Sentence
Confessed forger Van Vlissingen, linked to 18 years of forgery and up to 25 victims losing at least 750000, faced delay as investigators probe his books. He sought immediate imprisonment, but a court mintimus and delays stem from ongoing examinations by Barbour and bankers.
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Seipp
van Vlissingen
Two Badger Stars Of Wisconsin Minnesota Game
Wisconsin and Minnesota clashed under hard play in Madison with Wisconsin leveraging new spirit after 1905 and a 1908 season marked by forward passes and varied plays. Wisconsin edged Minnesota after a tough confrontation highlighting resilience and shifting football strategies.
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TWO Badger Stars
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Madison
Capron
Lawrence
Indiana
Marquette
Chicago
Fu gina Named Buffalo County Judge in Wisconsin
Madison Wis Nov 17 Gov Davidson appointed M L Fuga wins of Viroqua to Buffalo county judge to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Judge Robert Lees He will serve until the spring election Lees was a Civil War Iron Brigade veteran and former legislator His son Andrew Lees is with Woodard Lees at La Crosse Also Gov Davidson named Dr D B Clark of Janesville state veterinarian succeeding Dr David Roberts who resigned In Washington Cuban sugar growers pressed tariff hearings witness Edward P Atkins of Boston testified refiners rely on continental beet sugars and do not threaten plantation owners
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Madison
Wis
Davidson
M. L. Fugina
Viroqua
Buffalo County
Robert Lees
Lees
Wisconsin
Iron Brigade
Gen. Bragg
John Mitchell
Bragg
Andrew Lees
Woodard & Lees
la Crosse
D. B. Clark
Janesville
David Roberts
Waukesha
Washington, D. C
Ways and Means Committee
Edward P. Atkins
Boston
Cuba
Theft Notice For Steel Plate In Alley Near Main
Parties who took a steel plate in the alley between Second and Third streets near Main must return the plate by Monday the 22nd. Failure to comply will result in police action. No questions will be aired.
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Main
Pine forest cure claimed for consumption proves effective
An article touts pine forest camps in Maine for tuberculosis patients attributing strong respiratory benefits to the pine atmosphere. It describes a home remedy using Concentrated pine compound glycerine whiskey and outlines a dosage schedule and sourcing details for the preparation.
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Pine
Maine
Pine Forest
Cuts His Throat With Large Knife in Wisconsin
In Fountain City Wisconsin on November 17 Oscar Rahm, 25, son of a well known shoe dealer, slashed his throat with a carving knife during a spell of insanity. His father found him on the floor after returning home from discussing business. He had shown melancholy for months.
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Fountain City
Wis
Oscar Rahm
Rahm
Hustlers Defeat Wis Tel Co Team
In the basketball league last Saturday the Hustlers beat the Wisconsin Telephone company team 21 to 7 in the gym. Monarchs topped the W. B. U. Whirlwinds 29 to 19. In the auditorium the W. B. U. Red Sox edged the Giants 17 to 15. The Boosters beat the Iroquois 24 to 22. Standings follow.
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Wisconsin Telephone Company
Hustlers
Monarchs
W. B. U. Whirlwinds
W. B. U. Red Sox
Giants
L . Pet. W. B. U. Red So
Monarchs Ee
Boosters
Iroquois
Wis
Tel. Co
Local social notes from Viroqua and nearby Wisconsin towns
Viroqua and surrounding communities share a weekend of visits and gatherings. Cashton, Westby, Soldiers Grove, Sparta, La Crosse and Stoddard residents were guests, hosted by relatives, with several noteable calls and formal visits documented.
Federation Labor Session Ends In Political Disputes
Denver reports a stormy Federation of Labor session adjourned with factional jurisdiction fights. A Thursday morning airing will feature the committee on Gompers' annual report at 9. The dispute between the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks and Freight Handlers is resolved and clerks are granted a charter. all railway brotherhoods will be invited to join.
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Denver
Federation of Labor
Committee On Gompers
Suffers Stroke At Work At Sorrinson Plant
E M Chandler suffered a stroke while working on a refrigerator at the Sorrinson Manufacturing Company's South Front Street plant. Fellow workers assisted him to the company offices and he was later moved to his home at 821 Johnson Street. Doctors were not summoned and the stroke was described as slight with Chandler rapidly gaining strength.
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Sorrinson Manufacturing Company
South Front Street
E. M Chandler
Johnson Street
Arraigned in Saloon Door Break-In Case
Frank Konettsky John Gammon and Frank Charhoritz were arraigned before Judge Brindley charged with breaking in the door of Joseph J. Kabat s saloon after 12 o clock Sunday night They pleaded not guilty.
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Frank Konettsky
John Gammon
Frank Charhoritz
Brindley
Joseph J. Kabat
Hagg murder case gets January term continuance
Carmi Illinois November 17 Judge Patton granted a continuance to the January term of the circuit court in the case of Albert Hagg charged with the murder of his father at Cullom.
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Carmi, Ill
Patton
Circuit Court
Albert Hagg
Cullom
Gas Dentistry Prank Opens Wild, Ill-Fitting Heist Plan
A frantic man bursts into a dentist office asking about anesthesia to harm and steal. The exchange reveals a ruse to pull a plaster from his back, displaying a comic misunderstanding. The scene ends with the punchline from Ladies' Home Journal.
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Ladies’ Home Journal
Straight Forehead Sign of Severity and Tenacity
A straight forehead that rises perpendicularly from the brow is described as a mark of severity, inflexibility, and tenacity. It is presented as a physical trait indicating strong will and unyielding character.
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Outlook
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Chicago Title and Trust Company
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Barbour
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WIS. Tel. CO
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T. J. Thorson
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Jane Nelson
P. S. Curtis
Westby
Ed Haugen
Crawford County
S. Jerman
O. Evenson
H. Helgeson
M. Jeffson
Granville Hall
Blanche Leahy
Rising Sun
D. F. Leahy
Ruth Appleman
Elvera Jeffson
Henry
Annie Petes
Stoddard
Samuel Henden
Synod Young People’s Society
George Jersey
Sparta
Ed Thosgaard
Wiganowsky
H. P. Larson
I. Olson
Huldah
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Mrs. Stintze
Grace Adlington
Federation
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St. Paul
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