Voting Opens in The Times Popular Lady Contest
A Madison area committee of three bankers locks the ballot box for The Times Popular Lady contest. Votes counted Jan 30 decide prizes including a $15 gold gift and a $400 Oakland piano as the campaign expands with nominated candidates listed and coupons offered for votes and subscriptions.
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H. G. Hambright
First National Bank
John Seubert
American National Bank
Amos Roll
Marshfield State Bank
Times
Times Office
Marshield State Bank
Adv
Anna Spindler
Stratford
Lettie Paulsen
R. R
Caroline Kraemer
R. RJ
Laura Pennabecker
Staadt
Blanche Braley
Florence Braley
Henry Frey
Clara Patt
Anna Heckel
Myrtle Condon
R- R
Jesse Sherman
Lila Dix
Mary Doll
Mary Draeger
Agnes Ebbe
Susie Ebberhardy
Hewitt
Mary Ettle
Gen
Del
City
Ella Jensen
Bila Heintz
Bertha Myrland
Mildred Royce
Oakland
City health report shows few contagious cases in 1910
City Physician C. Raynard Hak presents 1910 contagious disease statistics for the city from January 1 to December 31. Nineteen total cases include diphtheria twelve, scarlet fever six, membranous croup one. one scarlet fever patient remains in quarantine. One death recorded. strict quarantine upheld.
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C. Raynard Hak
Board of Health
Miss Nora Long Injured in a Fall
Miss Nora Long suffered a severe accident at her home on Tuesday morning, slipping on stairs after rising at 4 a.m. and injuring her right arm, face, and finger. She received prompt aid and rests as well as can be expected, recalling a previous fall last September that fractured her left arm near Central Avenue and 3rd Street.
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Nora Long
Miss Long
Central Avenue
3Rd Street
City records show 80 deaths 133 births in 1910
Dr. J. G. Baynard city health officer reports the annual totals from Jan 1 to Dec 31, 1910. Deaths 80, births 133, and marriages 68 were recorded under the legal reporting requirement.
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J. G. Baynard
Dr Frederick Cook poles to publish North Pole claims
A long feature notes Dr Frederick Cook preparing his North Pole narrative for Bampton's magazine while conceding limited data may fail geographers. It cites his claim of standing at the pole axis with Eskimos and equal shadows all day, plus light remarks on his honesty.
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Frederick Cook
North Pole
Bampton
Gallery practice opens January 8 at Armory
The So. A. 2nd Inf. W. N. G gallery practice for 1911 begins Sunday afternoon January 8 at 1 p m at the Armory. Four prizes will be awarded for top scores during the season, and a lively competition is expected. Every member is required to attend each Sunday to participate.
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Company A
2Nd Infantry
Second Regiment
Palms
So. A
Armory
Musical Club Confers New Year Selections and Performances
January 6 event features hostess Mrs. F F McFarlane with responses New Year resolutions. Paper Opera Comique in the 18th Century by Mrs. Bailey. Piano Sonata No 13 and Beethoven pieces by Mrs. McFarlane, Mrs. Williams and others. Vocal selections The Violet by Mozart, Hayden lines, and Rose Waltz performed by Mrs. Bailey and choir. Piano Sonatas and Military March Schubert led by Mrs. Finney.
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F. F. McFarlane
Opera Comique
Bailey
Beethoven
McFarlane
Mozart
Below
Williams
Voral
Hayden
Krause
Peache
Schubert
Finney
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