Mardi Gras Masquerade Ends With a Flaming Feud
A tale set around a young club’s Mardi Gras masquerade turns chaotic when Madge Wildfire and a rooster-costumed narrator clash over jealousy. A burning tail prop sparked by a match leads to panic, injuries, and a public stumble as spectators scramble to help and judge the comic disaster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madge
Miaifee
Tor Ihe
Gt Tech
Rd Deen
Willfire Tomay
Adrien
Krd
Ned Tucker
Fred
Ned
Spencer Newsround: Residents Visit, Sales and Local Moves
Spencer area notes include visits by Bert Andrews Ed Clark and Mr Griggs, farm sale west of town to Mr Hein of Waupaca, Mrs S Plomer returning from Stevens Point, and several Spencer callers from Unity Loyal Abbotsford and Nasonville. Easter break for Effie Williams, relatives from Minneapolis and Loyal visit, and local officials elected with positions listed. Also mentions Raabe selling saloons and hotel to the Sehulias and Parrett seeking hospital care. A quarrel led to a fine and confinement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Bresnaham
Stevens Point
Spencer
Bert Andrews
Will
Ed Clark
EB. &. Messer
Ruth
Fern Pyatt
Unity
Effie Williams
Park Falls
Russel Gardiner
Minneapolis
Gardiner
Hattie Richardson
Loyal
Hyomei Promises Relief for Catarrh and Breathing Ailments
Hyomei is advertised as relieving and benefiting more catarrh sufferers than all specialists in America. It is marketed with a simple instruction to breathe it, guaranteed by Sexton Bros. for catarrh croup asthma and nose and throat ailments. Complete outfit priced at $1.00.
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Hyomei
America
Sexton Bros
Bethel News: Local illnesses and updates across town
August Trachte remains weak with heart troubles while Blanche McCrillis shows improvement after illness. Thomas Thorp faces heart trouble amid other issues. Mrs. Helen Foote nears a surgical operation in Madison sanitarium and is in critical condition. S. E. Pearl weak with impaired hearing hopes illness is temporary. Miss Jennie Nelson visits parents near Poisippi. academy primary classes plan a brief vacation until her return. Mrs. Stephen Brigham aids her infant granddaughter in Washara County as Mr. Brigham visits.
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Helen Foote
Madison Sanitarium
S. E. Pearl
Jennie Nelson
Poisippi
Academy
Stephen Brigham
Washara County
Arthur
Emma Barker
Brigham
Parisian Sage Hair Dressing Ad by Sexton Bros
Parisian Sage is promoted as the most delightful hair dressing from Sexton Bros guaranteeing relief from dandruff and itching scalp. Advert shows a large bottle for 50 cents and claims strong results for hair growth and a healthy scalp.
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Sexton Bros
Community Notices and Obituaries in Local Page
Local column reports sympathy for John Witt of Hewitt and extended condolences. Updates include Lydia Smith hosting Mrs Hart, Miss L Johnson resuming teaching duties, and a maple sugar social at the MWA hall with over 60 attending despite bad roads. W D Burt’s drummer husband mourns wife. THUMC circle to meet and sew Thimbles. Easter services planned at Pres church and Town hall mission. Sunday school and open welcome to all.
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John Witt
Hewitt
L. Johnson
M. W.A. Hall
Llnem
Brown
Ito
Town Hall
Union Mission Sunday School
Local The Cameron Area Glance of September Events
Cameron notes show Chas Fredrick working for Mr Tinkham last week while Wor Zenner nears home from Chippewa Falls. The Zenner Brothers cut lumber for George Bauer. the Norwegian Lutheran minister stayed with Mr and Mrs Severon Hagens. Matt Rhoder and baby departed for Illinois to live with relatives. Peter Zenner recovers from a hand injury and resumes sawing. Ernest Qestriec moves to his father’s Rock town farm, as his father relocates to Ernest’s farm. Geo Tremmel and son visited Klondike Friday with a load of lumber sawn by Crawt Brothers.
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Sarah Mason
Rib Lake
Pete Clendenzing
A. Wendel
Marshfield
Heintz
St. Joseph's Hospital
Ladinette
Elizabeth
Ill
Mellhattan
Spencer
KK. Johmson
Abbotsford
Carrington
N. AL
Willie
R. N. A. Land Wives
Seth Smith
British Columbia
Zenner
Chippewa Falls
Zenner Brothers
George Bauer
Peter Zenner
Peter
Ernest Qestriec
Rock
Ernest
Farra
Geo. Tremmel and Son
Klondike
Mr. Tremmel
Crawt Brothers
Richfield notices and community events
Richfield reports Frank Helhofer is confined by rheumatism. The M B Ladies Aid meets at the church on Wednesday April 12. Mrs J M Hamiston has returned from Fond du Lac after visiting relatives. Young people in Mrs Hen basts Sunday school class enjoyed an evening at Charles Freidland's. Fejhofer Bros. are framing Wendall David's new barn under a contract for seventeen barns this year. Church services next Sunday include an offering for those who wish to bring eyes. Esser family from Richfield and Camer on received a telegram about their uncle's death near Madison and left Sunday for the funeral.
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Fejhofer Bros
Wendall David New Barn
Martin
Jake
Ed Esser
Richfield
John Esser
Cameron
Madison
Sexton Bros Offer Mi On-a Stomach Tablets
Local ad promotes Mi On-a stomach tablets in boxes priced at 50 cents each. Money back guarantee emphasized. Targets readers seeking relief from gas and sour stomach and promotes immediate purchase at Sexton Bros. shops.
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Sexton Bros
Lost brown cow with bell sighted near Rozenville
Town notices report a brown cow with a small bell missing since last Sunday. Paul Folz asks for anyone who finds her to contact him. A separate passing line mentions Mrs. Anna Ress near Range Line noting her blacksmith shop and a young man who has joined their community, described as a capable blacksmith and wished success.
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Paul Folz
Anna Ress
Benetol replaces peroxide as a permanent germ killer
The world moves as Benetol, a germ killing chemical discovered at the University of Minnesota, replaces peroxide in medical use. It is cheaper, far longer lasting, and touted to save lives daily, with a testimonial from R. J. Strauss of Marshfield.
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University of Minnesota
R. J. Strauss
Marshfield
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J. M. Hanson
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Arline
Nasonville
M. G. Blake
Herman
Gust Ringhand
Calaboose
Ingham
B. Griffins
Laurence Driscoll
Adonas Ayer
Geo Torrington
Harry Bodie
A. L. Boock
Ani
Otto Plathner
E.G. Ingham
F. A. Soles
Will Plath
Bethel
Blanche McCrillis
Thomas E. Thorp
John Hart
Lydia Smith
Grand Rapids
W.D. Burt
Tie
H. F. Thiel
Vesper Wood Mfg
Wood CO
Chas
Fredrick
Mr. Tinkham
Severon Hagens
Matt Rhoder
Baby
Illinois
Frank Helhofer
M. B. Ladies Aid
J. M. Hamiston
Fond du Lac
Bob Yours
Rozenville
Wen Ema
Marshfield Hardware and Auto Co
Corner Cent. Ave
4Th St
F. O. Ray
Richfield Road
Cria
Prop
Wm.iebbe
Strom Alkotl
Inai
Ottumwa
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