Butter from Grass Method Reported In Baltimore
A Baltimore paper notes an ely baw inventor claims a grass based butter method. The item contrasts with later items about disasters, court rulings, and political moves including Willis Silversber appointed judge and Hauser backed for secretary of state. Wisconsin agricultural bulletin on native plums is highlighted.
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Soap scheme to save debt on Chicago temple building
The Chicago Woman's Temple faces a $300,000 mortgage default and a soap company proposes a plan. Each temple member would buy a bar of soap and the company would donate one cook per wrapper used, aiming to clear the debt in under four years. The venture forecasts selling 30 million bars at five cents each, totaling $1.5 million.
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Badger State Band Holds Meeting At Achers Hall
AY members and ex members are urged to attend a business meeting and rehearsal at Achers Hall Saturday evening. New joiners welcome whether beginner or experienced. By order of Dunscron. Beets and Hawaii negotiations noted by analysts.
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Washington’s sugar policy debate stirs party lines
A fragmented discussion in Washington centers on sugar duties, annexation, and trade. Republicans defend sugar protections while opposing price cuts, arguing new measures won’t help consumers.Germany’s recent anti trust measures and U.S. agriculture officials are cited as examples of global market tensions affecting domestic policy. The piece notes government pressure and political maneuvering around tariff and trade questions with calls to preserve national interests.
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Fragmentary note on disease outbreak in Barabow region
A garbled report notes a disease affecting animals, with symptoms such as sores and skin lesions, and mentions prevention. It references individuals and places in a disordered way, making details unclear while signaling concern over an outbreak and the need for preventive actions.
Fragmented Local Election Debate and Provisions
A chaotic OCR fragment discusses county and state politics, open or closed charters, and primary election rules. It mentions an attorney general, party factions, and proposed measures on electing candidates, with references to municipalities adopting election provisions and ballot formats.
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Local Notables See City Visits and Travel
A string of personal mentions notes Grandma Tugalls eight visiting Trends, Miss Tate Weight visiting Culby, B. B. Winch trading in St Paul, and many acquaintances in Milwaukee Chicago Madison and Fond du Lac. Several families from Magison Clinton Oshkosh and Me l Millan visit relatives, while others attend dances, business trips, and social gatherings in Trem Sherry Lash, Madison, Philadelphia, and Milwaukee.
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Fox River Tay Cases Hearings Continue In City
The Fox River tas suits occupy the busiest city spot as witnesses on both sides testify. The hearing began Monday with slow progress. two weekly waves are anticipated to finish examining witnesses. Court officials and several out of town attendees noted at the illumination. About twenty local residents have been subpoenaed to testify.
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Card of Thanks for Adeline Gallaway
We, as undersigned, desire to thank all who assisted during illness and death of Adeline Gallaway. Your kindness will be remembered. Andrew Galloway, Tama Fers.
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Mystery Rock Crest Tied to Early Religion History
The Leader reports on a jade-like crystal crest once owned by CB Boynton said to come from a Sworish lineage linked to early religious figures. The piece, described as luminous with visions, is tied to legends from the mystic past and figures like Joseph Smith.
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