Brick Building Cracked Amid Repair Work at Rembs & Sturm
Central avenue residents witnessed two major cracks extend from top to bottom on the north wall of the Rembs & Sturm building during ongoing renovations. Contractors braced the structure with heavy timbers and a section was torn down and rebuilt on a solid foundation to avert collapse. The article notes potential broader concerns about timber reserves and drought effects, plus local civic news on hunting prospects, public notices, and a police incident involving two Milwaukee youths.
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Central Avenue
Third Street Corner
Rembs & Sturm
Messrs. Wright and
Strang
M. Thielen
Central Ave
3D Street
Northern Wisconsin Farmer's Paradise Promised by Land Prices
The text praises Northern Wisconsin as a fertile well watered farming region. It notes crop failures are rare, and a poor man can buy land outright at lower per acre prices than typical annual rents in other states. The tone markets Superior Inland Oceans as a regional advantage for agriculture.
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Wisconsin
Superior
Central Refused Excursion By Wisconsin Central
Local promoters failed to secure a Sunday baseball excursion to the city on September 1. Wisconsin Central refused service citing unprofitability after running an earlier excursion during Saengerfest this year. Businessmen backed the request with a city petition, leaving many disappointed.
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Wisconsin Central Company
Camp Griffin Recruits Return After Busy Week
Company A and the Second Regiment band came back from Camp Griffin on the Omaha line last Saturday forenoon. The encampment was highly successful with no sickness or accidents and strict but smooth discipline. Baseball dominated activities with Company A earning top regiment honors. Rifle range work placed them among leaders. Corporal Arnett and Private Roehrborn qualified for the regimental team and may join the state squad. John L. Sullivan, formerly of Lacrosse and now at City Point, studied Angora goats at the Withee farm, noting their surprising tree-bending behavior as goats stripped a sapling and let it spring back.
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Marshfield Telephone Company
Third
Cedar Streets
Fischer
Be: Dam
Camp Griffin
Relief
Henry Wright
Second Regiment
Company A
Arnett
Roehrborn
Milwaukee
Leslie Rowe
Arthur Finney
Oshkosh
Andrew Nialsen
John L. Sullivan
City Point
W. W. Withee
Lacrosse Chronicle
Mr. Sullivan
Minstrel Show Opens Adler Season at Opera House
Manager Adler books Ma aara's Minstrels for August 30 at the opera house promising a novel entertaining program. The company, one of the largest on the road, will debut many new features this season.
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Adler
Adjer
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Kem
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