State Happenings Briefs From Wisconsin News
Wisconsin items report armory plans for La Crosse Companies B and M and governor’s guard funding. Dahl pushes county treasurers to detail fines from game-law violations. Court decisions involve West Bend Bank and Glove Co mortgage, census updated dairy figures, nicotine death in Wausau, remarriage after divorce in Waukesha, Marinette bribery acquittals, and fires in Stanley. Separate notes cite Racine control board visit, Cameron Junction saloon fines, oil street sprinkling talks, Kenosha memorial altar, Soo Line flagman near high school, Lutz assault verdict, identification of a hanging man near the Northwestern, typhoid notes, and a new reservoir in Shawano.
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la Crosse
Piana
Governor's Guard
Company B
Madison
Gilbert
Dah
Dahl
Manlawore
Kirvin Ihe
State Bank of West Bend
Cartwright Mattsen Glove Company
Yelvlog
Wisconsin Chair Company
Able Bank
John M. True
State Board of Agriculture
Wisconsin
J. Q. Emery
Emery
Wausau
Joseph Kopczak
Waukesha
Willand Langer
Anna
Langer
Sele
Stanley—L
L. P. Stevens
Racine
State Board of Control
Sorenson
Tngone Asylum
Cameron Junction
Sanborn
Ocanah
Anton J. Holman
Ford du Lac
Standard Oil Company
J. A. McCullough
Kenosha
St. Matthew's Balace
C. M. Catkina
Hag
Italy
Ladysmith
Soo Line
Chicaxo Division
Ashland
August Lutz
Lutz
Evangelical Association Church
Oshkosh
Edward Queen
Medina
Steboygan
Shawano
Wolf attack on girl ends with father saving daughter
In Owensboro Kentucky a pet wolf escaped its kennel and attacked Reuben Masters’ young daughter. The father hurled himself between them and was bitten on the arm as he grabbed the wolf to protect his child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Owensboro
Reuben Masters
Mantera
Arto
Masters
Sanford C. Hearn
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Yonkers
Wolf Attack Ends as Neighbor Kills Animal
A neighbor intervened during a struggle between two men and a wolf. the wolf was killed with a hammer after choking Masters and releasing his hold on the arm. The animal had been bought in Idaho a year earlier and had been gentle until the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masters
Masers
Idaho
Jury Verdict in Hirth Case and Nantucket Scallop Report
A Seattle jury awarded Frank J. Hirth 14 dollars for a pair of trousers but denied damages for his injuries and distress after a dog bite during a real estate showing in Auburn. Nantucket reports a record scallop catch with daily shipments to Boston and New York markets surpassing 700 gallons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Wilson R. Gray
Department of the Superior Court
Frank J. Hirth
Hirth
Ufs
Auburn
Henry Berry
Rover
Nantucket
Boston
New York
Boston Herald
Torpedo Boat Goggles Adopted for High Speed Navy Crews
The naval Musser class torpedo boat destroyer introduces fur helmet goggles for officers to shield eyes and face at high speeds. Noting 32 knot runs on the Frusser, the gear protects against wind spray and smoke-stack sparks, with potential wider adoption if successful. The Flusser currently visits Annapolis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cers
Annapolis
Sweet Maid and Suit: Breach of Promise Threats
A summer engagement between a Sweet Maid and The Man leads to a sharp exchange about fidelity. The Maid warns she will sue for breach of promise if he courts another. The dialogue centers on possessiveness and potential legal action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Maid
Cuticura Remedies Promoted For Hand Care And Plague Fight
An article promotes Cuticura Soap and Ointment for preserving hands against redness, roughness, and chapping, with nightly treatment steps. It also notes funding and efforts in the anti tuberculosis fight, detailing appropriations and new programs nationwide. Other items include a humorous anecdote about a minister and a St Patrick parade remark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Drug & Chem. Corp
Sole Proprietors
Boston
Mass
Lelalas
Grape-Nuts Ad Promises Appetite and Health Benefits
An advertisement extols Grape-Nuts as a superior appetite stimulant and health food. Testimonials from a Tennessee grandmother and a family with a ailing child claim improved digestion, stronger appetites, and better growth. The copy urges reading The Road to Wellness and asserts the product’s genuine, appealing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Wellville
Catarrh Cure Claimed as Constitutional Remedy
A testimonial style medical ad promotes Yeella Catarrh Cure from P. J. Cheney & Co toledo Ohio as a constitutional treatment for catarrh. It claims universal cure with blood and mucous membrane action and offers a $100 reward for a case not cured. Also advertises Take Balle Family Pills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ens
Belenea
P. J. Cheney & Co
Toledd
Fy J. Cheney
Taleo
Ohio
Balle Family Pilla
Lydia E. Pinkham
Fitchville
Ohlo
A. H. Sanborn
Irasburg
Vermont
Pa's Sleepy Day A Sermon Breathes Heavy Complaints
A rushed ad style fragment notes Pa’s church habit and a joke about not hearing the sermon due to loud breathing. It markets Allen’s Foot Base antiseptic powder for tired feet with a garbled testimonial tone and full address in Le Roy New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allens
Suimple Hent
Allen S
Olmsted
le Roy
N.Y
Unclear fragmentary story prompts in Bemang era text
A garbled collection of phrases, place names, and product mentions including forestors, salaries, medicines, and advertisements. The readable content references a refrigerator trust line, a magic remedy, and various 19th or early 20th century consumer payoffs, with scattered names and places such as California and Howard Bros.
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Wolf
Ley
Michael
St. Patrick's
Sunday Magazine
Thverside
California
Pettit
Howard Bros
Buffalo
Davis
Chetsaauen
Tuibags
Athiness
Kare Puy
Abe Snittlig
Lewis
Samuel Atorer
Bears
Nature
Earth
Sterling Remedy Co
Chicago
Lll
Seceiva
Saxonite Hospital
Nevins
Dahland Boulevard
Leek
Bros For
Polk Hite Dco CO
Castoria
Mat Alien
Enwilst
Syeef
Alabama
Lowe
Atlantic & Gulf
George Chatty
Trean
Lancaster
Eoleritie
Een
Duc Broacensy
York City
Putnam
Porgich & Lesren
Oyeew
Ae Eyeel
Hou
Pfree
Wass
Washington Sereturenice
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