North Side Briefs Chronicle Local Happenings
Debate at Franklin club postponed due to absent debaters. Tenth ward faces Sixth ward at Summit gridiron tomorrow at 9. Mr. Coolidge to brick-vene er two George street buildings and open a grocery store. Various visits, visits, and moves noted among residents on Caledonia, Berlin, George, Mile, and Rose streets. New coner stalls installed in a local facility with steam systems under construction.
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Franklin Club
Ehman
Parker
Berlin Street
Caledonia Street
Wm. McDonald
No. 4
Ladies’ Society
Norwegian Lutheran Church
Peterson
J. Streeter
Vik
Charles Street Lutheran Church
Egan
Lapule
Reedsburg
Miss Husser
Harrington
Mr. Ashland
Minneapolis
Frank Beadle
Milwaukee
L. R. Adlington
D. Norton
Viroqua
Marcoe
Rose Street
James Pfifer
Seattle
R. H. Schmohl
North Side
Exposition Building
McClinton
Latin Skin Cream and Powder Ad Encourages Delights
A vintage advertisement promotes Latin skin cream and Latin skin powder, urging readers to indulge in the delights these skincare products offer. The copy emphasizes beauty benefits and glamour in a period-appropriate tone.
Tin Shower On The West Side
A tin wedding marked the tenth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. J. Yarrington with a large guest list. A bus carried attendees to West La Crosse and supper featured abundant tinware.
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J. Yarrington
West la Crosse
Yarrington
Mary Colburn
J. Jones
West Salem
B. S. Sho Onalaska
Concrete Crew Finishes Work at Milwaukee Round House
The concrete crew has completed its work at the Milwaukee round house and the large concrete mixer finished its task.
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Milwaukee Roundhouse
Rah Rah hat replaces Merry Widow at Wisconsin
Madison reports a student fashion clash as co-eds plan to wear the compact Rah Rah hat to replace the Merry Widow across campus. Faculty bans have spurred the move with mass meetings anticipated as all women students rally behind the change.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
M. W. O'Shea
Cleveland Votes Against 3-Cent Fare After Prolonged Fight
In Cleveland residents reject a 3-cent car fare after eight years of Mayor Johnson efforts. The vote signals a return to the 5-cent fare as the public worries over experiments and city funds. The strain on Johnson’s health is noted as he defends plans but concedes insufficient time for the new firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Johnson
Tom Johnson
Head Found in Sack on Michigan Farm
Thrashers at the Samuel Bryant farm near Clayton found a human head in a grain sack in the barn. Dr. S A Bryant of Dowagiac, son of the late Samuel Bryant, confirmed by telephone that the head was among several he had for scientific purposes at his former home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adrian, Mich
Widow Remarries Reveals Fearful Regret
A widow who remarries speaks of remorse and surprise at married life, confessing she would not have wed if she had known what it would feel like.
Self-made man intrigues in red tie exchange
A solemn visaged individual asks about worshiping the Creator and a man in a red tie replies with a blunt claim that he is a self-made man. The dialogue centers on belief and personal advancement in a terse exchange.
First steps after praise for a girl's figure
A girl hears she has a fine figure and immediately seeks a princess dress. The remark prompts a fashion purchase plan reflecting social expectations and taste.
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Chicase
Ibs
Directoire
Chicago
Gordon Hat
Newburg
Peter Newburg
Lacrosse
THE
LA Crosse Tribune
Rose ST
R. P. Stanton CO. F. Schweiger
A. North Side
Ofice
North Side Briefs
Savanna
Nainsook
Ecru
Children’s Union
Choice
Wisconsin
Jemimas
Uncle Jerry
Stuber Bros
Caledonia
Jagson
Castoria
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