Annual meeting of Natural Premium Mutual Life Insurance Co of Wisconsin
The annual meeting at Madison on Wednesday largely attended by incorporators and workers marked the company’s growth since its founding years. Officers were reelected with new appointments in agencies and advisory members including Gov. Upham and Milwaukee figures. The narrative praises the cooperative venture as a remedy to high life insurance costs and notes substantial policy growth and paid up insurance since 1893. A banquet at Capital House closed the day with remarks by lawyers and officials on the company’s value to Wisconsin and its residents.
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Natural Premium Mutual Life Insurance Company of
Wisconsin
Wiasilina
Wisvorsim Fustivacion
Madison
Hepburn
Agenelies
A. BR. Greene
Baber
Chicago
Illinois
Hysistant
Ageuties
Adda
William He Upham
George W. Strohmeyer
Cuahive Org
Wo Dorner
Mil Keon
Asassuunt
L. M
War
M. Hepburs
A. M. Thyber
Wussishynt
Agencios
Yy O. Futtfoun
la Vox
Medicial
A. K. Bushnell
Garnell Advisory Board
UW. Upham
Omer Th
Opera Gaion Aires
Navural Premium Mutual Life Insurance Company
Tife
Dimnousirabal Thik
Williamy I. Rogers
Roger
Autoraey General
Mylrea
Wisggual
New York
Baiwaukge
North Qwostara Matun
Hingis
Steee
William MM
A. D. Batfmana
Rosenkrang
Milwaukee
Spuuleer Geo
le Harrow
John A. Johnson
James EK. Moseley
Madisons
A. M. Baker
W. Y. Bennett
Grant Comity
Piepers LL G. Cote
Kenosha
G. A. Cole
Ashiash
BR. We Hunnee
Buffalo
A. BH. Gruen
Frank H. Br
Found His Friend and Theft Tale From The Times
The Times recounts a theft involving two pairs of pants from Kraus and a suspect named Gurdon. The piece notes a prior arrest of Lom for stealing, his sentencing to the county jail, and his future release expected with spring.
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Times
Kraus’ Slare
Agoor Gurdon
Vom
Lom
Qounty
Justile
Snake In His Stomach Case Audiences Readied
A Strangs Avenue butcher Gus Menzel’s eleven year old son Max endured intestinal pains that baffled doctors until a five o’clock burst revealed a decomposed foot long greenish dead snake in his bowels. The boy soon recovered with no lasting effects, and his family expressed relief.
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Lavens Point Journal
Max Menzel
Gus Menzel
Strangs Avenue
Hutcher
Fing
Tie Max
Dynes
Ion Ghave
W Rs
Bazel
Accident at Narshfield Brewery Ice House Injures Rounds
AL Rounds sustained a severe arm injury at the Narshfield Brewery ice house last Saturday when a rope lifting ice cakes failed under strain. He was pulled around a horse and thrown about 15 feet, striking his arm on the ice. The injury will leave his right arm permanently immobile.
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AL. Rounds
Narshfield
Elguch
Scott and Roessler Dis dissolved partnership
The times reports the partnership between James Scott and Theo Roessler in the sewing and tailoring firm Seould Roessler was dissolved by mutual consent yesterday. Scott withdraws from the firm after a long Marshfield history dating to January 18, 1838, with Roessler continuing the business and Scott likely to relocate.
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the Times
James Scott
Theo. Roessler
Nf Seould& Roessler
Scott
Marshid
Aly, Rovggler
Some Onee to Blame Prom Prominent 1809 Records
In 1809 the register of deeds shows 1705 surriages and 162 births in the tourly wis. A glance at these figures suggests guidance that some one is very she went regarding these statistics. It notes magistrates clergy and physicians should report to the register on these numbers and warns neglect of duty could lead to inefficiency and fines.
Well Drilling Notes Near Wisconsin Works Plant
Report on multiple drilling attempts near a Wisconsin water works site. Smith reports progress at 85 feet through hard bedrock toward a reliable water supply. A second drill near Cramer's farm reached about 80 feet with a vein close to the surface, prompting Water Works head Upham to consider a prospecting well near the pumping station to help create a sufficient reservoir.
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Wisconsin
Hoop Gompany
FB. Smith
China
Smith
Pele Cremmear
Ey, Upham
Cramer
Duns Marghlich
Pleasant Presbyterian services draw growing crowd
At the Presbyterian Church last Sunday evening a growing congregation enjoyed a well received service. Rev. Bollaranch preached a strong sermon on Seeking and Saving with an excellent choir directed by Mr Ky W Palling. Miss Florence Philibogain captivated with sweet singing. Next Sunday features morning services at 10 30 and evening at 7 30 with Rev Rollo Bremer guiding Our Mission on Burt and music including an anthem Pruse ye the Father and The Mary City sung by Walter Mason.
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T Ble Weesbyterian Church
Welock
Christ
Obucin Seaba
Goenele
Rollo Brebeh
Burt
Gund
Walter Mason
Adams
Rare Birds Sighted in Wisconsin Woods
Will Rhodes, while rabbit hunting, found a flock of rare birds nearly robin sized with rose tinted male plumage. They were sent to Mrs. Upham in Madison for study. Born singers Rosy Breasted Uros-beaks may migrate south, suggesting belated Wisconsin winter visitation.
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Will _Rhodes
W. A. Upham
Madison
Wisconsin
Midur
Ladies Hose Advertisement Fragment
A fragmentary notice highlights ladies' hosiery with emphasis on new styles and quality. Reads as a brief, promotional insert pointing to fashionable patterns and reliable fabric for the era.
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Wisconsin Enterprise
Itelf
Guimpany
Scott & Roessler Disgolve
The
Presbyterian Church
ANC
Menasha
Vlinitie Sped LE
Scamurics
Gambrieg
Quetun Hatton
Ping Lear
Torluis
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