County fair racing highlights from Wisconsin tracks
Summary from Gaelsville Elroy Appleton and Platteville reports details multiple races at county fairs. Winners include Tom Echo Richard Carver Frequent McTempest Joe Gales Grace Hillwood Axre Dumpy with noted best times around 2:12 to 2:24.
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Special Tribune Dispatch
Galesville
Wis
Tom Echo
Paul B
T. K
Richard Carver
Rubin
Arcturus
Calcadian
Rockwood
Hilda
Winona
Appleton
Joe Gales
Given Arthur
Taylor H
Charles Simons
Envoy
Ella Olla
Elder
Grace Hillwood
Audino Wilkes
Joseph Steiner
Asetta
Prince Calda
Frank M
Spydaire
Grand Rapids racing and wildlife report
At Grand Rapids Wisconsin on September 1 a bear invaded the Nash home waking Mrs Nash who alarmed her husband. He fired a shotgun to frighten the animal. In river news the steamer Quincy of the Diamond Jo fleet spent an hour at the levee en route down river.
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Grand Rapids, Wis
Guy Nash
Shanagolden
Here
Quincy
Diamond Jo
La Crosse Loses Out In Municipal League Meet
Ashland failed to secure the 1906 convention after a four cornered vote among Ashland La Crosse Oconomowoc and Watertown The League elected officers including Peter B Nelson Racine as president and discussed home rule for municipalities while noting Wisconsin public libraries funded largely by Carnegie grants and other cities building their own libraries
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LA Crosse
Racine
Wis
Ashland
Peter B. Nelson
League of Wisconsin Municipalities
League
Oconomowoc
Watertown
P. B. Nelson
R. E. Minahan
Green Bay
S. FE. Sparling
Madison
W. A. Wyse
Reedsburg
F. L. Forward
Seymour
Herman Wertheimer
J. R. Surrens
Two Rivers
W. C. Beebe
Sparta
F. W. Cole
Black River Falls
L. M. Nash
Grand Rapids
A. S. Douglas
Monroe
A. Zie
Ner
Portage
FE. G. Marriott
Beraboo
E. R. Godfrey
Wauwatosa
J. J. Bartlett
Port Washington
William Torrance
W. G. Kemper
Manitowoc
F. W. Harriman
Appleton
P. M. Parker
Rice Lake
Burt Williams
Henry Smith
Milwaukee
Henry E. Legler
Wisconsin Free Library Commission
Andrew Carnegie
Remp Sets Center Battle for Wisconsin Football Spot
The center position at Wisconsin hinges on a heated clash between Dick Remp of La Crosse and Rob inson, a former contender who left after a fist fight with Remp. Remp faces academic hurdles and a training-table bill, with both players in summer conditioning as they vie for the fall role.
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University of Wisconsin
Dick” Remp
la Crosse
Robinson
Remp
Madison
Marinette
King
Mendota
Downer
University
Center Rush
Kemp
Wisconsin
Wants Help You Manage Affairs In Simple Classifieds
The wants help you handle everyday tasks and arrangements, even simple ones, by offering a guiding hand through classified ads that connect you with services and assistance. These notices promise practical solutions and easier management of daily needs.
Advertising Makes The Newspaper Aids At Home And Office
The notice touts the newspaper as a tool for households and businesses. It positions the paper as a versatile aid for tasks, guests, searches, and problem solving.
Bijou Theatre Reopens With Vaudeville Bill
The Bijou reopens Monday with a select vaudeville bill from top theatres. Morrells present Fun in an Art Studio. Miss Ethel Jackson stars with De Coe the balancer. Gardner children sing and dance. Ed B and Rollo White offer The New Boarder. A coal mine tragedy picture shows miners at work and a rescue. Arthur Jackson will sing Would You Care.
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Bijou
Rollo White
Arthur Jackson
Spectacular Stage Mechanism Delights Audiences
The piece showcases a lifelike locomotive scene with a real engine bell and whistle. Spectators rise in response as the engine reaches the draw bridge and stops at the heroine signals danger. The scene, praised as the cleverest stage mechanism, has drawn offers for the patent.
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Carter
Rural Life Depicted On Stage In Arkansas Play
A Sunday night La Crosse theatre presentation titled My Friend From Arkansas showcases rural southern life. The play contrasts noble farmers with greedy city financiers and features six vaudeville acts including Gordon Gilbert. Ticket prices are 10 20 and 30 cents.
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Arkansas
la Crosse Theatre
South
Gordon Gilbert
The Heart of Chicago Shown At La Crosse Theatre
Lincoln J. Carters melodrama The Heart of Chicago will play tomorrow matinee and night at the La Crosse theatre. The plot centers on the great Chicago fire showing the western metropolis in distress and struggle.
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Lincoln J. Carter
Chicago
la Crosse Theatre
Paraders Costumes Released Duty Free as Tools of Trade
New York Herald reports that the Paraders company costumes seized by customs were released today as tools of trade. The Parisian modiste's exquisite designs are expected to delight audiences viewing the attraction.
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New York Herald
Dr George Powell Consults as Physician and Surgeon
Dr George Powell is described as a consulting physician and surgeon in the report, indicating his professional role and expertise. The piece highlights his medical credentials and potential involvement in patient care.
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George Powell
Baseball Fan Seeks News on The Sporting Page
A quiet reader checks the sports column with measured interest, seeking updates in a newspaper’s sporting section, while a house hunter scans real estate ads for potential buys. The scene contrasts eager fan energy with cautious market browsing.
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Count Buckner
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Am I Early
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Sunny Slope
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