Wisconsin notes and political chatter from a Milwaukee newspaper
The Times reports on politics and social issues in Wisconsin, with mentions of church affiliations among presidents, proposed state laws on labor and cigarettes, Spooner’s standing in the Republican party, and legislative moves on free homesteads and education. It covers Judge Bulley’s re election bid, Chippewa county’s potential redistricting, and a hot race for state senate, plus a train wreck aftermath and a Georgia suspect confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bulley
James O'Neill
Foo M. Miner
Chippewa County
11Th Circuit
Vailey
Tariff Debates and Effects on American Agriculture
The text argues that the Wilson tariff reduced protections from McKinley, boosting Canadian imports of hay cattle dairy wool and other goods. It contrasts outcomes under McKinley and Wilson laws with figures showing increased Canadian intrusion after tariff cuts, asserting harm to American farmers and producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wensury
Canada
Wilson Inn
McHinley
American Congress
McKinley
McClarey Jaw
Wilson Jaw
Wilgon
Uses for Hettock and Toanarack in Hemlock Sulphite Pulp
Hemlock finds new use replacing pricey woods in sulphite pulp for paper. Nekoosa Mill buys millions of feet along the Wisconsin river to ship to Nekoosa for boiling in kettles, where sixteen cords per kettle yield sulphite for paper color. Tamarack remains limited in lumber, with Norway pine and hemlock favored for furniture and building, leaving tamarack largely unused in Wisconsin mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nekoosu
Grand Rapids
Wisconsin River
Anday Merrill
Nekoosa
Norway
Wisconsin
Ava
Wisconsin Jawn
Westonsiv
Michigan
Tamarack Furniture Trade Criticized in Letter
A Mississippi Valley Lumberman letter condemns deceptive practices in the furniture trade. He mentions tamarack products and the spread of new sale gimmicks. The writer warns buyers face unfair tricks and urges fair dealing amid rising sales of bedroom furniture and related goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricky
Mississippi Vallay Lumberman
Gov Scofeld Sets Out Broad State Reform Aims
The governor presents a comprehensive message urging nonpartisan appointments, strict bill scrutiny by law commissions, improved road methods, a new board for oversight, intermediate prison for first offenders, consolidation of the land office with another state office, reduced capitol staff, removal of heads’ excess duties, reassigning bank examiner duties to the state treasurer, and abolishing convict labor. He promises thoughtful measures and aims to meet Wisconsin’s public expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scofeld
Seofeld
Wisconsin
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Endorsed By Readers
A sample letter from L G Bagley of Uueneme California praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm as the best remedy for rheumatism and rheumatic pain, claiming it cured joint and muscle aches in his family. The advertisement notes it cures sprains and swellings and is sold by Henry Harn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
L. G. Bagley
Uueneme
Gal
Henry Harn
Diphtheria Cases Reported in Centralia City
Centralia reports seven new diphtheria cases among the children of William Kameen in the Lycn attic district. Dr. C A Boormas leads treatment and containment efforts, with quarantine measures applied to affected households. A separate case near August John’s residence prompted immediate isolation. A local clock crafted by William Bremer and devoted to Daly family heirloom status is described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kameen
Centralia
C. A. Boormas
August John
Daly
lelMoom
Bremer
A Cure for Lamn Bue and Its Relief Claim
A Sardis Kentucky resident Lou den Grover reports his daughter suffered back and hip pain after fever. After trying remedies she died and Chamberlain's Pain Balm allegedly provided relief. the ad claims it treats rheumatism and is sold by Henry Horn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louden Grover
Sardis
Chamberlain
Henry Horn
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