Safe and Sane Fourth Restrictions Adopted by Cities
Firework safety warnings urge a safe and sane Fourth. The piece cites 200 deaths and 171 finger losses last year, notes ten fires from fireworks, and compares cities with strict restrictions to those with lax rules. It calls for enforcement of existing laws and conventions to reduce accidents and fatalities.
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St. Paul
Harriet’s Island
Washington
Cleveland
Baltimore
Toledo
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Port Arthur Farm & Stock Co imports six white Yorkshire hogs
The Port Arthur Farm and Stock Company in Minnesota bred six white Yorkshire sows for bacon feeding and plan a fall sale and a peas and pork experiment next year. T. M. Thomas also imported two hogs and will start hog raising near the city.
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Port Arthur Farm & Stock Co
Minnesota
T. M. Thomas
Value Jewelry Sale Offers Gold and Silver at Low Prices
Invitation to purchase reliable jewelry and timepieces at deep discounts. Claims offer includes solid gold and gold filled items, silverware, watches from Hamilton and other makers, and a variety of ladies gifts such as jewel cases, fobs, rings, brooches, and necklaces.
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Parker
Hamilton, Howard
Ilinois
Waltham
Elgin
Hampden
South Bend
M W A Picnic at Ladysmith In Wisconsin County
The M W A Picnic association met at I O O F hall with four Camps represented Bruce Hawkins Sheldon and Ladysmith Ladysmith was chosen to host the Aug 27 picnic as no other Camp could stage the event Officers to be elected by Ladysmith Camp The gathering will feature drill teams speaking a ball game music dancing sports and races promising the county s biggest annual affair
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Rusk County
M. W. A. Picnic Association
I. O. O. F. Hall
Bruce
Hawkins
Sheldon
Ladysmith
June Weddings In Invitations Highlight Local Nuptials
Invitations are issued for Miss Iane Hogston to wed Fred erick W. Roesler at the Church of Christ on Wednesday June 15. Miss Fannie May Cass will marry Charles F. Williams on Tuesday June 14. A license was issued for Lewis Vander Linden and Nellie Hovorka on June 4. Frank A. Munson leaves for Lake Elmo to wed Ida May Peterson on June 9. William Jung attends his brother William’s wedding to Anna Tolzman on June 15 in Redwood Falls. Henry Jung will serve as best man while his brother marries.
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Iane Hogston
J. Hogston
Frederick W. Roesler
City
Church of Christ
Fannie May Cass
J. F. Cass
Charles F. Williams
Hinckley
Minn
Lewis Vander Linden
Tony
Nellie Hovorka
New Prague
Frank A. Munson
Lake Elmo
Ida May Peterson
Ladysmith
Henry Jung
Redwood Falls
William
Anna Tolzman
Henry
Memorial Day Observance and Obituaries at Riverside Cemetery
M W A Memorial Day observances included graveside services at Riverside Cemetery by officers and Forester Team. Five Neighbors have died in the past five years. Buried Modern Woodman members include Frank Coggins Martin K Nally Alfred Ginder Rufus S Presher Alfred A Pierrott. Links to local events note Epworth League attendees from Ladysmith and a ministerial convention. The Honeymooners at the opera house drew strong disapproval as a vulgar show.
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Riverside Cemetery
I. O. O. F. Hall
Modern Woodman Society
Frank Coggins
Martin K. Nally
Alfred Ginder
Rufus S. Presher
Alfred A. Pierrott
Ladysmith
Cumberland
J. E. Watson
Blaine Nalley
Mae Goocher
Winnie Judd
New Fire and Police Commission Members Named
City council confirms Mayor Richards appointment of five commissioners for terms from one to five years. Law details qualifications and staggered terms for fourth class cities. Also notes library board replacement, property lease, licenses, and local travels of residents.
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T. M. Purtell
Richards
Fire and Police Commission
R.S. Johnson
Geo. Lyell
W.S. Manning
Chas. Kirwan
Henry Kurz
Boards of Police and Fire Commissioners
Fire Department
Olice
Police and Fire Department
Lindoo
Cole
Pederson
Roesler
Johnston
Hand
M. G. Walker
Library Board
J. B. Welpton
J. P. Pederson
E. C. Keifer
R. Alden & Sons
P. A. McQuillan
A. A. Hadden
H. Decker
A.‘riske
Tailor in Ladysmith Offering Cleaning Repair Service
Merchant tailor H Oldendorf announces in Thomas Block that he is now located in Ladysmith and ready to perform tailoring cleaning and repairing in a workman like manner inviting customers to give a trial.
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Ladysmith
H. Oldendorf
Thomas Block
Deserter Gillett Arrested After Chicago Plan
L O Gillett a Barron drayman was captured by Sheriff McNally as he attempted to board a train with Agnes Karstens parents and planned to abandon his family for Chicago. He pled guilty to abandoning his family and was held on $500 bond to await circuit court. the Karstens girl faces Illinois reformatories.
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L. O. Gillett
Agnes Karstens
Chicago
Sheriff McNally
Barron
Gillett
McNally
J. L. Ryall
Karstens
Manning
Nine Saloon License Applications on File in City Clerk Office
The city clerk holds nine applications for saloon licenses from Rock Leveille Steve Kunz Volkman Bros Wilson and OBrien Mike Bronk Martin J Kilawer Sam Harmony Tom Baker and A Chriske.
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Rock Leveille
Steve Kunz
Volkman Bros
Wilson & O
W. O. W. Unveiling at Riverside Cemetery Sunday
Memorial Day events for the Woodmen of the World include the unveiling of a monument at Riverside cemetery for George Organ with rites per ritual. Ladysmith Camp No. 137 members meet at I O O F hall at 1 30 p m and march to the cemetery with officials from Madison and Wautoma in attendance.
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Woodman of the World Society
Riverside Cemetery
George Organ
Ladysmith Camp No. 137
I. O. O. F. Hall
Moss
Madison
H. A. Fry
Wautoma
Sunday Base Ball Exhibitions Delight Local Fans
A large crowd enjoyed two good baseball exhibitions Sunday featuring Ladysmith vs Hawkins and Tony versus an unnamed opponent. Ladysmith won 5 to 4 in a tense finish as Burns attempted a hopeful steal from third, while Hawkins led late but fell short. Umpires were Archie Barrett and Peterson. Also noted were local residents seen among players, a note on Mrs Shumway Adams’ millinery sale at 215 8th St East, and a Rolph family visit from North Dakota with 1400 acres of wheat in their holdings.
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Ladysmith
Hawkins
Glen Flora
Ingram
Ladysraith
Burns
Fitzgibbons
E. A. Rolph
Fessenden
N. Dak
Wm. Judd
Waupaca County
Rolph
North Dakota
8Th St. East
Big Fourth of July plans loom in Hawkins and Ladysmith
A subscription drive led by ex Mayor Tom Baker backs a Hawkins celebration with sports races ball game and fireworks in Ladysmith. Citizens weigh attending the Hawkins event versus Ladysmiths return of public festivities as two towns plan independent Fourth of July observances.
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E. M. Worden
Tom Baker
Ladysmith
Hawkins
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