WEEKLY CROP BULLETIN REPORTS HEALTHY YIELDS AND VARIED PROSPECTS
Winter wheat and rye are dow secured with good overall yields. Barley mostly in shock in central and southern counties and ready for harvest elsewhere. Oats ripening rapidly with some cutting. General lodging and some rust complaints. Most crop to be harvested next week. Spring wheat and rye satisfactory. Corn condition improving on high well drained land, while low land remains too wet and weedy. Potatoes hampered by wet weather, late overall. Tame hay harvest nearly complete, heavy yield though some rain damaged early cut. Pastures improved to fair. Tobacco progressing well with promising outlook. Sugar beets improved by showers. Buckwheat satisfactory, sugar crops thriving. Apples satisfactory. Cranberry crop excellent with low blight and strong frost protection prospects.
Peculiar Appearance Prompts Remedy Claim in Ohio Town
J D Runyan of Buterville Ohio reports relief from indigestion biliousness and other painful symptoms using Dr Kings New Life Pills He calls them a perfect remedy for dizziness sour stomach headache and constipation Guaranteed at Sextons drug store for 25 cents.
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J.D. Runyan
Buterville, O
Sunday Guests at Hotela and Thomas House Gatherings
A long list of visitors and guests is noted at hotels including Hotel Blodgett and Thomas House. Names span multiple cities such as Chicago Oshkosh Green Bay Milwaukee and Eau Claire. Notable attendees include C L Smith Juhius Loeser J McCall M Curts Laura Curts and Gertrude Wellman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HOTEL
C. P. Connor
Auburndale
C. I. Rogers
Oshkosh
D. D. White
E. P. Bess
Robi. Parry
L.,j. Templeton
R. Wherne
M.A. Mart
Mols
J. Woltsky
Detroit
FW. Drake
B. L. Swelt & Wife
Jac. Jrasek
W. G. Clarey
V. L. Chamberlain
L. D. Quayle
Miln
Snyder
Toledo
I, Brody
City
J. W. Hoehle
Duluth
G. M. Payne
KE. C
Geo. S. Rodd
Ashland
W. G. Henning
Juneau
A. L. Bayless
LaCrosse
Henry Bitschmann
Emil Kitner
On the Bridge at Midnight at Adler's Opera House
An upcoming production titled On the Bridge at Midnight promises exceptional comedy with Germany, the Professor, and the boot black as star performers. The bridge scene is expected to be highly elaborate, with August 9 set for the Adler's opera house engagement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Bootblack
Adler’s Opera House
Wenzel and Wenzel Meat Shop Services
Wenzel and Wenzel offer a full range of clean fresh meat and salt meats with facilities for handling sausages fish and other products. Telephone 56.
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Wenzel & Wenzel
Spectacle of Magicians and Courts in Crazy Pageant
A bizarre street scene opens with a dancer and a baby in a bamboo hamper amid swords and a staged miracle, drawing crowd reactions and police dispersal as public performers depart. The text then shifts to a historical note on Peter the Great curbing legal corruption by employing salaried solicitors and regulating trials with strict penalties for bribes or delay.
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Bombay
Pollce
Peter the Great
Russia
Siberia
The Surgeon's Nightmare in Poignant Pain
A noted surgeon fears the first symptom of blood poisoning after a patient calls with pain in the forefinger. Two callers joke, while the doctor worries that even a minor finger pain could signal virulent poisoning from operating.
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Scott
Habla
Philadelphia
Birth Watch Sparks Race to Notify Health Officer
A discussion notes how in some English towns a rush to inform health authorities follows a birth in poorer districts. The aim is not records accuracy but the reward of early notification within forty eight hours, triggering immediate maternal guidance and follow up by the inspecting officer.
Whip in the Pulpit A Rector’s Eccentricity
English review recalls a Christchurch dean’s brother, a rector famed for a whip and a glorious four horse team. He boasted of flicking a leader’s ear from either side without touching the horse, then carried the whip into the pulpit to nudge nodding congregants.
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Christchurch
The Storks Balancing Act Seen Beside Its Nest
A vivid note celebrates the stork standing on one leg beside its nest. The observer describes the bird’s remarkable balance on a slender perch and its calm sleep posture while perched. The piece emphasizes the wonder of this avian feat and the stork’s poised nature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Animal Kingdom
Cleo
Not Interested. Father Robert Concedes Little Boys’ Opinion
In a brisk exchange Robert aged six, glancing at his watch, tells his father he is excused from offering an opinion on the subject. He notes he has no little boys and shows little interest in the matter.
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Robert
Fashionable Term Goes To The Pain Part
A Philadelphia Press joke features a doctor discussing rheumatism and a patient boasting about having It. The doctor questions the patient’s eating habits as the dialogue pivots on pains and the humorous mislabeling of the condition.
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Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia
Penelope and Perdita Clash Over Arranged Matches
In a tense exchange, Penelope laments an arranged marriage to a stranger chosen by her father while Perdita counters with a harsher demand her own father imposes. The dialogue underscores pressure from fathers on courtship and the clash of personal choice versus family control.
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BLATZ
Wiener
VAL Blatz Brewing CO
Milwaukee
Marshfield
Telephone
ED. Pinaud
Pinaud
Ed Pinaud
New York City
Lewis and Clark Exposition
Via
Northern Pacific By
C.C. Trot
Railway Exchange Bldg
Wis
Wonderland
A. M. Cleland
St. Paul
Monmouth
Mapte City
Sg Soap
North Depot Street
Frank Volkemener
Marshfield, Wis
Hotela
Mansion House
John C. Flood
Portage
J. M. Frankenfield
Fraport
Ill
Dennis Murphy
Eau Claire
Mich
W. Harrold & Wife
Stratford
Sam Larson
Phillips
C. Clark
Chiti
C. D. Burton
Waukesha
R. Tredinnick
J. Selbe
G. M. Pulsifer
Penelope
Papa
Perdita
Uneeda Biscuit
Uneeda
National Biscuit. Company
DR. Bell
Hever Hnger
E. Sutherland Medicine CO
Paducah
Eye
R. J. Strauss
Schumaker’s Pharmacy
Vedder
Miller's Store
C. S. Vedder
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