Blackmail Allegations Surface in Olson Divorce Case
Frank Olson of Summit, Wisconsin faces a divorce suit from Nellie Olson filed January last. She accuses him of threats and violence including a shotgun incident. Olson denies the charges and says she refused household duties. Judge Griswold ordered $25 attorney fees and $15 suit money.
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Waukesha
Wis
Frank Olson
Summit
Nellie Olson
Earl
Olson
Griswold
Remember the Name Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
The advertisement touts Chamberlain's remedy as perfectly suited for stomach cramps colic and cholera morbus during fruit season when such ailments rise. It urges keeping a bottle ready at hand for prompt relief from cramp pain and diarrhea common at this time.
Eastman Hurt in Wisconsin Hunt Loses Right Eye
A. A. Eastman of Oconomowoc Wisconsin was accidentally shot while hunting with friends and will lose his right eye. The incident occurred on September 29 as the party followed game.
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Oconomowoc
Wis
A. A. Eastman
Joining the Procession of Wisconsin Telephone Cooperatives
Local telephone firms across Wisconsin are joining to form connecting contracts with the Wisconsin Telephone Company. Thirteen companies recently arranged affiliations to access statewide service and nationwide long distance facilities. The Wisconsin Company’s liberal policy promotes broader intercommunication benefiting farmers and small associations with urban-grade facilities.
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Wisconsin Telephone Company
Wisconsin Company
Wisconsin
Lambeck Named Secretary of Wisconsin Republican State Committee
Arthur Lambeck of Milwaukee was appointed secretary of the Republican state committee by Chairman Edmonds. The executive committee includes Ex-Senator C. W. Thayer, Dr. L. A. Wright, Carl D. Jackson, Max Sells, and Dr. W. A. Jones, with Perry C. Wilder as vice chairman. Receipts of the state insurance department have risen by over $500 year to date, totaling $664,284.61 through September 25, despite life company withdrawals.
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Milwaukee
Arthur Lambeck
Republican State Committee
Edmonds
Lambeck
Wisconsin
McGovern Committee
Isaac Stephenson
State Committee
C. W. Thayer
Ripon
L. A. Wright
Columbus
Carl D. Jackson
Oshkosh
Max Sells
Florence
W. A. Jones
Oconomowoc
la Follette
Connor
Nnbreeds
Wright
Dr. Jones
Perry C. Wilder
Evansville
Chicago
Madison
Wis
State Insurance Department
Sanltes
Cccscees
Nvens
Ccs
Babes Orta
Beedle
Family quarrel over children sparks tense moment
Emily insists on playing mother and father while Ben and Bessie are cast as babies. Willie questions when to whip the children, creating a tense domestic exchange.
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Emily
Mamma
Papa
Ben
Bessie
Willie
Revenge Never Is Sweet When Foregone
A compact reflection on revenge and restraint noting that the bitterness lingers when revenge is postponed. The saying implies restraint can lessen regret and preserve moral balance.
Oconomowoc Speakers At Zion Episco pal Church Event
Herbert N Laflin and Charles Sammond of Milwaukee will speak on the Brotherhood of St Andrew at Zion Episcopal church Sunday evening in Oconomowoc. Oconto county will hold its own as far as the crop of grain is concerned.
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Oconomowoc
Zion Episcopal Church
Herbert N. Laflin
Charles Sammond
Milwaukee
Brotherhood of St. Andrew
Oconto
Portrait of Thomas Mitten Chicago street railway leader
Thomas Eugene Mitten, president of the Chicago City railway, rose from English farm boy to leading American street railway figure. Emigrating at 15, he learned telegraphy, climbed from freight agent to president, and helped build profitable electric suburban lines and city systems. His career spans Milwaukee Buffalo Buffalo and Chicago, underscoring a life devoted to business over politics.
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Thomas Eugene Mitten
Chicago City Railway
America
Mr. Mitten
United States
Colorado
Mitten
Milwaukee Street Railways
Buffalo
Shortage of sugar beets concerns growers in district
Local reports from Sheboygan and nearby areas note a sugar beet shortage affecting growers. Other items: a Lithuanian christening party in Sheboygan ends in a fight with three alleged assailants arrested, Miss Amanda Kuehl of New Holstein dies by poison, and Amos Babcock buys the Bruce News-Letter. News from Tony and Chippewa Falls mentions drowning, a bank bond award, a factory fire, and local oddities.
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Sheboygan
Bernard Strassius
Eboygan
Amanda Kuehl
New Holstein
Paris Green
Stoughton
Tony
Charlie
J. Humber
Chippewa
Amos Babcock
Bruce News-Letter
Bayfield
Salmo
Charles Lethy
Sioux River
Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills Ad Claims Fast Neuralgia Relief
An advertisment touts Dr Miles Anti-Pain Pills as relief for neuralgia caused by congestion irritation or disease. The copy quotes user testimonials from Carthage and Lincoln Neb claiming rapid relief with two tablets and no after effects, plus a money back guarantee.
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Dr. Miles
Carthage
Lynn St. Lincoln
Neb
Mies
Miles Medical Co
Ind
Never a Darned Thing From That Son of Mine
A brief quip from the Cleveland Leader on parental caution and predictability noting a father’s joke that his son will do nothing. The exchange plays on mismatch between expectations and actions in a humorous tone.
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Cleveland
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Turtle Lake
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Chipewa Falls
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Bloomer
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