Many Family Men Employed In Lansing Industries
Lansing Iowa October reports show diverse local industry from three button works to a wagon factory and box plant, plus the Lansing Produce Co and a growing wagon output. The town’s economy benefits from mining, agriculture, and expanding rail yard projects while residents face cold snaps, scarlet fever, and community events. Local figures include W H Glynn family, Arch Bishop Keane’s confirmation tour, and notable residents Powers and Kerndt. Vision includes Dan Patch Airline spur, minnow shortages for fishing, and plans for skating on vacant Mah Street lots.
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Lansing
Copoli
New Jersey
J. M. Turner
Creamery Supply Co
Lansing Produce Company
Rud & Co
Faw River
W. H. Glynn
Engstrom
First Presbyterian Church
Dan Patch
Waukon
Iowa
Britt Tribune
Bailey
Britt
Indian: ‘Aial Nabake
Jim Dickerson
Express
Dar
Mah Street
Coe S. Crayford
South Dakota
Allamakee
Waukey
Gov
Crawford
Volney
Huron
United States Senate
Emma Roggensack
Central
Buffalo City Pioneer Dies in Wisconsin Home
Mrs Jno Bremer a German immigrant born October 20 1843 in Lauffan Wittenberg Germany died at her Buffalo City Wisconsin home on October 18 after sixty four years eleven months and twenty six days She came to America in 1859 married in 1860 and lived in Buffalo City since then Surviving husband 85 years seven children Louisa Annie Mathilda Minnie Alvina Hermina and Albert plus three grandchildren Funeral Saturday at 1:30 pm in Buffalo City Cemetery conducted by Rev A Schultz of the German Lutheran Church
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Louisa
Annie
Mathilda
Nannie
Alvina
Hermina
Albert
Buffalo City
A. Schultz
German Lutheran Church
Girl loses hand in syrup plant accident in Wisconsin
Trempealeau Wis Oct 18 Miss Lotty Lehman daughter of prominent farmer F A Lehman near here suffered the loss of her left hand while at work in Lehman and Stedmans syrup plant. The accident occurred during routine operations and the details were reported by the special correspondent.
Blair visits locals in crucial football clash
Dr. N E MacFarland treated a patient with a wounded condition after a syrup mill incident. Freeman Hare suffered a brain rupture from heavy lifting and remains in critical condition. Football dominates street talk as Blair's strong team comes Saturday to challenge the locals.
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N. E. MacFarland
Freeman Hare
Blair
StevensTown News Busy Local Movements and Hog Marketing
Mr and Mrs A P Fuller return from Milwaukee and Lake Geneva trip. Mrs Waller Pfaff passes through on her way to Holmen. Mr and Mrs John Hulberg and brother Magnus visit Louis Hulberg. Mr Bergeman buys stock for Boyd and Langdon. Farmers market hogs this week. Mr and Mrs James Forrest visit Burr Oak on the 13th. Teachers attend La Crosse convention. Miss Virgie and Mr Clarence Brown visit parents then return to Galesville to attend school in La Crosse. Miss Lillie Fuller visits La Crosse and West Salem.
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A. P. Fuller
Milwaukee
Lake Geneva
Waller Pfaff
Holmen
John Hulberg
Magnus
Louis Hulbergs
Bergeman
Boyd
Langdon
James Forrest
la Crosse
Virgie
Clarence Brown
Galesville
Tommie Davis
Milwaukee Railroad
Lillie Fuller
West Salem
Saengerfest Preparations Advance in Waukesha and Milwaukee
Saengerfest activity continues with 15 members to be accommodated by the Waukesha Germania society. Bundes Secretary Kiek reports satisfactory progress as Frohsinn rehearsals proceed at Fourth and Jay street hall. Next Sunday Frohsinn members will have their photos taken and ladies are invited to a briefing on carnival duties.
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John J. Utermoehl
Saengerfest
Waukesha Germania Society
Bundes
Kiek
Frohsinn Society
Jay Street
Fair to Support Organization at Ger Mania Hall
A forthcoming event at Ger Mania Hall will aid the organization by defraying its expenses.
Repent in Court Case Thrown Out in City Hall
Police Justice Clinton W. Hunt presided as Fred Lau and wife Mrs. Lau of 1209 South Second Street appeared with his father. Lau alleged language abuse. no witnesses, father testified. After discussion, parties forgave and Judge Hunt withdrew the charge and dismissed the case.
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Clinton W. Hunt
Fred Lau
South Second Street
Drunk Held in City Police Cells After Public Disturbance
Captain Parks ordered a drunken man named J. C. Jacobson to be removed from the sidewalk and placed in the police station cells. He was too intoxicated to provide an address and will be kept until sober to face questioning and likely a fine.
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Captain Parks
J. C. Jacobson
Organize State Mining School Chooses Platteville Site
Madison Wis Oct 18 The board of directors of the state mining school authorized to be established at Platteville is considering candidates for president. The board has secured the old Platteville normal school property with a suitable building and grounds in the mining district enabling students to study, gain practical experience and work in mines to defray expenses.
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Madison
Wis
State Mining School
Platteville
Platteville Normal School
No word from man s relatives in WI tragedy
Winona authorities report no word from Henry Mieland s relatives. He was believed to live in Dane County near Madison, Wisconsin, and was found hanging to a steam pipe aboard a Northwestern train several days ago.
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Winona
Henry Mieland
Dane County
Madison
Wis
Northwestern
Pattengill Lectures on Nancy Hanks and the Nineteenth Century
Lansing educator H. B. Pattengill opened the first Baptist church course with a lively talk titled Nancy Hanks and the Nineteenth Century. He praised sanitary care, nutrition, activity, and training in both horses and children, cautioned against overstudy, and commended La Crosse’s new high school. He also described Leland Stanford stock farm and sent greetings from the Lansing church via Rev. Hoag.
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H. B. Pattengill
Lansing, Mich
First Baptist Church
Nancy Hanks
Leland Stanford
Palo Alto
la Crosse
Funke Chosen Director of National Bank of La Crosse
Joseph B. Funke, president of the Joseph B. Funke company, has been chosen as a director to succeed the late John Pamperin at the National Bank of La Crosse by the remaining directors. Funke will attend his first meeting as director at the next session.
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Joseph B. Funke
John Pamperin
National Bank of la Crose
Mr. Funke
One Day Cold Cure Ad Promises Bronto Quinine Relief
An old advertisement touts a laxative labeled Bromo Quinine, claimed to cure a cold in one day, and urges customers to look for the signature of B. W. Grove. It promotes the product as used worldwide, priced at 25 cents.
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B. W. Grove
Barrowell repays loan amid counterfeit scare exchange
In a lively exchange, Wigg and Wagg discuss Barrowell returning a $5 loan. Wigs voices shock over whether the money was counterfeit, highlighting a tense moment of suspicion and suspicion.
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Barrowell
Scott
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