Ten Years Ago Items From This Week Budget 1898
Robert Bates hauling hardwood bolts to town Anson Miller visiting from Warner on business Wm Daigle left for Hawthorne Wisconsin on business Co L Kellogg to Eau Claire for couple days Ed J Hayden returned to Soo duties Mrs B E Kepner Deer Lake called on friends O M Orcutt visiting Bruce to Turtle Lake Miles Kalaher recovering and to return as station agent Manila post office Harris post master KE Carr shook hands with old friends J C Stubbs returned from Canada A Borreson moved to Pennington J McCumber Barron caller Weyerhauser not Klondike but aims for big towns Rev Webster spent Sunday with us Miss Bertha Relusner and Mr Philip Kassalo married December 11 Independence H Held went to the city Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anson Miller
Warner
Wm. Daigle
Hawthorne
Wis
Co. L. Kellogg
Eau Claire
Ed. J. Hayden
Soo
B. E. Kepner
Deer Lake
KE. B. Carr
J.C. Stubbs
Canada
A. Borreson
Pennington
J. McCumber
Barron
Weyerhauser
Rev Webster
Bertha Relusner
Philip Kassalo
Independence
H. Held
County Officialroll Listing Shows Local Government Roles
A fragmented archival item lists county officials including Judge McGill chairman Hein county clerk Munroe treasurer Reed register of deeds Hil clerk of court Harless superintendent Mackin district attorney Williams surveyor Diamond and others. It reads as a roster of names and offices from the county administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. E. McGill Chairman Co
Tony Hein
W. N. Mackin
Orener
Nes L. P. L. Galliardet
Glen H. Williams
John Diamond
Right Handedness Across Species and Cultures
Dr. George M. Gould notes animals like squirrels and cats show paw usage but find no evidence of inherent right side dominance. In human societies from ancient to modern times, right handedness is linked to military defense, counting, and tool use, while ambidexterity movements rise with militarism waning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Gould
Greece
America
Plain Cook Requested By Mrs Honeymoon At Intelligence Office
In a brief exchange at the Intelligence Office Mrs Honeymoon asks for a plain cook, replying yes to the manager’s query for a simple, unembellished hire. The dialogue focuses on a straightforward staffing request without further context or details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Intelligence Office
Mrs. Honeymoon
Nifty and the Crown Jewels Caper at the Tower
An American tourist named Nifty visits the Tower of London with partner Ratty and a gang plotting to steal the crown jewels. A fog, oxy jiggers, and a balloon escape thwart the plan as guards reappear and Nifty realizes the caper failed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tower of London
London
Jools
Nifty
Liverpool
Hudson
England
Buffalo
Ratty
Crown Jewels
Black Murphy
Canal Street
Dis
Black Mike
Raity
Lonnon Rog
Bernstein
Paris
Sam
Regent Circus
Barnum’s
Weekly Market Letter From St Paul Stockyards 1908 Fall Prices
Market letter lists cattle hogs and sheep prices and quantities from St Paul Union Stockyards. Includes ranges for steers cows veal calves stockers and feeders, plus weekly price ranges for bulls lambs ewes yearlings and western breeds with day by day bulk ranges and totals for the week.
Japan Builds Two More Warships In Navy Expansion
Japan plans two additional battleships with 20 800 tons displacement and 20 knot speed. Keels were laid at Yokosuka in July and at Kure by year end. The aging Fuso is to be used as a gun practice target.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Yokosuke
Kure
Fuso
Hat Budget Debate Over Cigars Conversation
A humorous exchange compares cigars to hats, with one character saying they could buy about fifty hats for themselves and only about three for the other, illustrating a comical cost disparity.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Atlantic Express
Pacific Express
Robert Bates
Mr. O. M. Orcutt
Bruce
Turtle Lake
Miles Kalaher
Chippewa County
Sampson
Dewey
Manila
C. Harris
Wisconsin Central
Ladysmith
Abbotsford Ly
Owen
St. Paul
W. A. Ladysmith
C. F. Hall
D. F. Manly
F. E. Munroe
I. C. O. F. Ladysmith Lodge No. 119
J. M. Conrath
Sec
S. L. Cuicker, N. G
A. M
Mystic Tie Lodge No. 230
Masonic Hall
H. E. Young
E. W. Hill
W. M
W.W. Granite Lodge No
C.F. Hall
H. E. Munroe
Emma Manly
N. A. Flambeau Camp No
Maggie Shumway
Ep. Baker
Oracle
K P. Ladysmith Lodge No. 154
Knights of Pythias
Eagle Hall
E. W. Day
G. Lue
S. Ces
F. U. Ladysmith Assembly
O. O. F. Hall
Roy Lamerf
E. L. Donge
Samuel Clough
E. C. Kiefer
J. P. Pederson
Porter
Third Ward
P. Williamson
Aes
F. J. Putnam
W. E. Clark
Isso Scor
Elerareeen
P. J. DeSmith
A. N. Andersen
Manning
R. S. Reeves
Robert Corbett
J. L. Ryall
J. W. Miller
Rusk County Officers
Shun Nuns
W. W. Brown
Pedersen Block
Wisconsin
B. F. Kinyon
Manley Hotel
Glenn H. Williams
Leroy E. McGiLl
Ladysmith National Bank
Ladysmith, Wisconsin
Chas. Kirwan
Pederson
Ernest W. Day
Thomas & Carow
Daily Story Pub. Co
Tower
Heinrich’s
Pennsylvania
Lancaster County
Heinrich
Boston Transcript
St. Paul, Minn
Sci Esac
Wes Oneine
GUO CO
Cisic
Ecco Ee
Thupsia
S:cile Ed Aesses
Paturday Csse
Chess
Wstate
Tel Colette Ct
Eeaid
Bae Aamdss
del Aes
Bie
Dorothea Klumpke
California
France
Observatory Garden
Paris Belt
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