Lenroot Renominated in Wisconsin Senate Race
The piece argues Lenroot's renomination for the US Senate, praising his calm logic and denouncing opponents. It notes contrasts with La Follette, hints at Plumb plan revival, and asserts Wisconsin’s vindication of Lenroot as a national service and women’s pivotal role in the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pre L. Lenrgot
United States Senate
Lenroot
House of Representatives
Wisconsin
la Follette
Lerroot
Iterarw
Endorsed by royalty praising Wisconsin agriculture visit
A Wisconsin newspaper column praises Prince Carol of Romania for his interest in U S agricultural methods learned in Madison. It argues royalty can influence fashion toward farming and urges greater public focus on agriculture and the university’s agricultural program. It laments lack of similar royal visits from the Prince of Wales and King Albert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carol
Romania
United States
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Prince Carol
Wisconsin
Prince of Wales
King Albert
Nonpartisan League to Shape Wisconsin Government says analyst
Despite Lenroot renomination and Blaine failing to secure a majority, the nonpartisan league allied with labor and socialist members is forecast to influence Wisconsin's government in the near term. The piece notes that history moves with such movements and discusses their rising role.
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Lenroot
John J. Blaine
Nonpartisan League
Wisconsin
Disputed ideals and the nonpartisan league debate
The piece argues that leaders may misuse any movement for personal gain yet notes lasting value from worthwhile efforts. It defends fair engagement with the Wisconsin nonpartisan league, urging courteous, fact-based critique and warning against letting emotion override judgment. It frames farmers as rational, invested in national welfare, seeking greater government participation but wary of class anger.
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Nonpartisan League
Wisconsin
Non- Partisan League
League
NO PROFIT STRIKE AND BRITISH WOOL MILLS COMPARE
The seventh week of the Wool trust profit strike in the United States contrasts with British mills in Bradford. English wool snasters kept mills running with part time work and cut cloth prices to lift demand, while American masters closed mills to protect profits and limit wool for clothes this winter.
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United States
Wool Trust
Bradford
England
American Woolen Company
W. M. Wood
Town Notes and Business Movements of Olden Times
Ten Xesrs Agg Today reports Lavake Grocery sold and incorporated as City Grocery by Charney Joseph Felber and Misa Livingston. Minnesota Territorial Pioneers meet at state fair with speakers including I A Moulton. La Crosse Telephone may buy central fire station. post offices at Shelby Medary Sigel to close Sept 15 with rural routes. Wagon bridge work continues. White Beaver Col D Frank Powell arrives from Grand Encampment. Edward Barti heads east to Europe to finish law studies. Wisconsin Second Regiment seeks its own camp. legislature eyed. Congressional delegates to Viroqua depart. Independent Oil Co ships today. mailbox installed at Fourth and Main.
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Lavake Grocery Company
Charney
Joseph Felber
Misa Elizabeth Livingston
City Grocery Company
I. A. Moulton
Minnesota Territorial Piongers
Common Council
la Crosse Telephone Company
Central Fire Station
McMillan
J. L. Pettingill
Washington
Shelby
Medary
Sigel
Wacadam
East Channel Bridge
Col
D. Frank Powell
White Beaver
Grand Encampment
Wyo
Edward Barti
East
Europe
Wisconsin Regiment
Camp Douglas
Viroqua
Independent Oil Company
Fourth
Grease Paint and Rouge Pot
Richard Heaton, a violinist in the Empire Stock Company, faces career dreams and stage temptations as tensions rise among cast and crew. He clashes with Gunnings, bonds with Elsie Parker, and ultimately contemplates returning home to run the family farm, inviting Elsie to join him.
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Richard Heaton
Mike
Jim
Boss
Heaton
Clin
Lotter
Asd
Olerance
Empire Stock Company
Filste Parker
Kade Slane
Elsie’ase
Tste
Tracy
Elsie
Munnings
Kel Mang
Elsie Parker
Turing
Chrlation Heaton
Vermont
Doane
Lemiss
Richard
Gemings
Miss Parker
Het
Kipling
Omar Khayysin- 1
Creaky Creel Plans Monday Start For Boy and Girl Paper
The Boys' and Girls' Newspaper begins Monday evening under Creaky Creel with Newton's assurance. Helen Conley will handle the girls' news, Bill Jackson named Sports Editor, and a small editorial office set in a basement corner. Creel aims for accurate copy after long hours and multiple rewrites to launch the school paper.
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Creaky Creel
Stora
Newton
Creaky
Didgy
Creaky- Creaky
Echoc
Helen Conley
Helen
Society
Bill Jackson
Felow
Jon
Sunset Schneider
The
Daily News
Buck Winter
Albert
Old Time School Sports and Winter Wit
A clipped piece recalls simple schoolyard games using sticks and bags with per rule limits. It notes a skittish player learning to ford the bag over opponents and includes a quip about football training and a joke about painting a house for warmth this winter.
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Shy Strinayt
Old Man Puzzle and Town Fire Response
An OCR fragment describes an elderly man puzzle and a kitchen stove fire in Mass where Francis dragged a stool to the firebox and firefighters, aided by the town, fought a blaze. The owner claimed his mother had gone for blue and did not want his house to burn. The fire was extinguished with some damage to the Erwin dome area.
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Francis
Erwin Dome
Queen Mary of Scots Tale Echoes In Girls Story Page
A children’s feature narrates a dramatic early life of Mary Queen of Scots with royal coronation imagery. It contrasts her infancy crown ceremony and later tragic fate with a moral lesson for readers. The prose frames her tale as a nightly story for boys and girls in the paper.
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Beton
Eaber
Mary, Osteen
Antonio. Strativar
Old Lady Riddle Mensa style clue puzzle remark
A cryptic note presents an old lady riddle inviting the reader to decipher: a riddle about a bat, a ship, and a mate. The fragment hints at yesterday’s answer and asks for a new solution, implying wordplay or a hidden message.
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H. Louis Raybsold
Boonnie
Lead Piper
Ssaito Baga
Ned
Dad
Bitteeah
Biate
Tone
Tre
Old Lady Riddle
Dorf
Oshkosh
Missey’ ‘Department
Wankegan
Wiecana
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