Earthquakes and fires hit cities with loss of life and damage
Helena reports a severe yesterday quake causing two deaths and widespread destruction. A Turkish steamer foundering killed the crew and at least 150 passengers. Milwaukee police stations were dynamited in a suspected arson wave. Local Halloween damages included traffic disruption and several false fire alarms. The Alice company plans a new fish market on North Eighth Street within days.
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Helena
Mont
Turkey
Milwaukee
Shorewood
Hallowe’en
Second Ward
Kadow
Washington Street
The
Alice Company of
Two Rivers
North Eighth Street
Shulanders Flowers
Mack fire pumper arrives for testing and approval
The Mack fire pumper arrived Monday under Chief Jim Kuplie. Preliminary tests began Tuesday with further trials Wednesday and official tests Thursday. A three hour morning test and an afternoon session followed. Pumping from a hydrant averages 1,200 gallons per minute for a 750 gallon pumper. Final approval and payment are pending before the unit belongs to the Franklin street station.
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Mack
Jim Kuplie
Franklin Street Station
Kohl Opens Second Store on Washington Street
North Ninth street grocer Kohl opens a second shop on Washington street and announces an opening sale. He has grown steadily and acquired a large customer list. Both stores will use the same cash plan.
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Kohl
North Ninth Street
Washington Street
Benefit Show at Capitol Theatre Promises Vaudeville and Film
A benefit event at the Capitol theatre offers a large vaudeville bill in conjunction with a feature film. Noted performers and acts will headline the program to raise funds for a local cause. Proceeds support community needs and the show promotes entertainment alongside cinema.
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Tenue
Capitol Theatre
Beaver Dam men seize 750 pounds of turtles near Kiel
A pair of Beaver Dam men captured about 750 pounds of live turtles near Kiel and planned to dispose of the load at home to buyers interested in turtle soup.
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Beaver Dam
Kiel
Rabbit Season Opens in County
The county wildlife season opened today drawing hunters to local areas. No further details on regulations or dates are provided.
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Hassenpfeffer
Two Rivers Reporter Chronicle Joins Superior Telegram Group
Announcement last Friday states the Two Rivers Reporter Chronicle joins the Superior group headed by the Superior Telegram and Manitowoc Herald Times owners. Mark R. Byers remains managing editor with separate units, and ruinous competition will be eliminated. Edward Stollberg, 75, former Two Rivers resident, died in Snyder Nebraska and was buried there.
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Two Rivers
Superior Telegram
Chippewa Falls Herald-Telegram
Lafayette la. Advertiser
Morgan T. Murphy
Edward Stollberg
Synder
Neb
Regular Job's Daughter Meeting at Masonic Temple
A regular meeting of Job's Daughter is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at the Masonic Temple. A number of important business matters are to be considered.
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Job
Masonic Temple
Walter Kurtz
Bigel
Capital Theatre
S. 8Th St. Adv
St Andrews Penny Beano Party With Chicken Lunch
St Andrews hosts a penny beano session this Sunday with a chicken boogah lunch in the late afternoon. Mrs. Steve Knechtel chairs the event and plans a poultry card party for Nov 24 following a Nov 17 party. Special prizes will be given this Sunday.
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St. Andrews
Steve Knechtel
KILL A COLD QUICK TAKE Hol lister's Rocky Mountain Tea
An advertisement for Hinrichs Drug Store promotes a hot steaming nightly cold remedy. A creditors meeting for Levendusky and Thiesen is set before referee Oscar L. Wolters in Sheboygan on Nov 8. Mrs Weneil Kazda, 74, dies after brief illness. funeral Monday. Survived by husband, daughter, three sisters and a grandchild.
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Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Marning
Hinrichs Drug Store
Levendusky & Thiesen Company
South Tenth Street Plumbers
Sheboygan
Oscar L. Wolters
Weneil Kazda
Arthur Wyseman
Becker Tavern Robbed of Cash and Checks
Burglars entered the Becker tavern Sunday night by a window in the dance hall and stole 210 dollars in cash and two checks totaling 65 dollars. No arrests reported.
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Becker Tavern
Fntrance
Lincoln High Falls 14 to 0 at Night Game
Lincoln High loses to Fast Green Bay 14 to 0 in Friday night game watched by a large crowd. West defeats Sheboygan 27 to 6.
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Lincoln High
Green Bay
Bay
West
Sheboygan
Flambeau Opens 1936 Subscription Campaign With Show
The Flambeau staff began its 1936 subscription drive today hosting an amateur show for the student body to kick off the campaign and engage readers.
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Flambeau Staff
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18Th St
Fischer’s Drug
Sloans Liniment
Armand Tissue
Fischer’s Drug Store
Penny Beano
St. Andrew’s School Hall
Sciatica
H. C. Reuter
D. C
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Naturopathig’ Health Service
Phillips
Phillips o@ POLY
Ryehi
Clark
Phillips 66
Clark Oil CO
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Reedsville
Valders
Plymouth
Fond DU Lac
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