Christmas Scenes and Local Crime in a Wisconsin Town
Christmas displays light up front windows as churches and homes glow with evergreens and gifts while shops report brisk trade. A theft at Levin & Son's store leads to a chase across Powers Street, ending with a suspect fleeing into the woods as clerks and townsfolk observe.
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Merry Christmas from The Times Readers
A holiday greeting from the Times expresses wishes for a joyful Merry Christmas to readers. It hopes for happiness, blessings, and hope in homes, urging kindness among children and neighbors and a spirit of goodwill. It notes a community event with musical offerings in exchange for wool and other items at a local music school near the Lutheran Church.
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Man Taken to Asylum After Dream-Fueled Madness
Ferdinand Elk, a 35 year old Minnesota immigrant near St Josephs hospital, grew obsessed after feverish dreams of a desired neighbor wife. He rented land, built a small house, and suffered loss of appetite, prompting neighbors to involve his brother. A sanity exam led to commitment to Oshkosh insane asylum with Sheriff Lindall and Deputy Mangold.
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Sucitle at Grand Rants by 15-year-old bachelor
G Smith, a 15 year old bachelor, committed suicide in Grand Rapids. He lived alone and neighbors found him shortly after the act. He was lying on the bed with an empty gun and a razor beside him, indicating a fatal end.
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Turpentine and a Dog Incident Reported
Turpentine mixed with a dog led to a shocking string of events last Tuesday and again Wednesday. The dumb brute, owned by I P Theisen, roamed streets before returning home ill and foaming at the mouth. In a terrified scene, Mrs Phelson watched the dog lunge at a baby and topple a table, its panicked actions driving fear of hydrophobia.
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Captured a Fawn in the Bakervine Road Area
A wary fawn fled across the road near Lung's farm on Bakervine road. Abe Kuntz chased and cornered the exhausted animal and captured it in a fence nook after a tense pursuit. The event followed a day of quiet country scenes as hunters pursued the creature through woods.
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Lung
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