Wisconsin and Ohio notes mix in chaotic county recap
In Chippewa county a wild oats destruction tally shows 189 dollars due for last month. James W. Pyle, a young Ohio farmer, is declared insane after declaring during departure that he voted for free silver. Wisconsin politics surface as talks of cabinet bets and rail line plans swirl amid state recollections and a humorous inauguration supper menu.
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Chippewa County
James W. Pyle
Ohio
Aayturn
State Appointments List From Governor Scofield
Governor Scofield announced several state appointments including Board of Regents members from Madison Milwaukee and Menomonie plus a supervisor of inspectors of ruminating oils and a labor statistics commissioner The Chippewa Falls Herald reports deer venison shipments from northern Wisconsin labeled cranberries and alleges lax enforcement by wardens and rail shipments to Chicago under false labeling with bears on how shipments move before the open season and cold weather aid in preserving meat
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Scofield
Board of Regents
John R. Reiss
Shepoygan
B. J. Stevens
Madison
W. P. Bartle
Han Claire
George H. Noyse
Milwaukee
John Johnson
Chippewa Falls
Wisconsin
Chicago
Chicago Dealer
6Uch Ag
Epworth League Convention in Clark County
Epworth League convention including Marshfield and Spencer will meet in this city on Saturday February 13 at the MEB church. Program covers opening exercises, papers on league relations, pledge, and social events, with speakers from Greenwood Colby and others. Also notes a separate item on a Superior hotel explosion and a plug for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
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Epworth League
Clark County
Marshfield
Spencer
Tyes Knudson
None League
Methodist
RCS
Morrison
Naifiarine
Ito
Miss
We Douglass
Nellie Allen
Las
Epworth
KI Man
Colby
Re Bieoty
Greenwood
Smith
Love Making in Mexico Reveals Family Courtship Rules
Edward Page Gaston notes in Ladies Home Journal that Mexican suitors face strict caste-based access to a fiancée, admitted only with parental consent. Lovers endure public courtship under family chaperones, attending events with the entire clan, until a sanctioned engagement signals a wedding.
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Edward Page Gaston
Mexico
Ladies Home Journal
Pat
Mamor
Poriero
Gayety
Land of Milk and Money in Wisconsin Dairying Growth
Wisconsin dairying has surged from small beginnings to more than 30 million dollars in products. Prospects look bright as northern wild lands are settled by farmers, boosting wealth and population. Dairy revenue dominates farm income and consumer costs, highlighting the critical role of dairy farming in the state's economy.
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Wisconsin
A Cure for Lame Back and Other Remedies
A swelled collection of brief notes highlights Cham berlains Pain Balm as a cure for back pain rheumatism and fever recovery reports from Swedish Ky and claims of instant relief from DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve One Minute Cough Cure touted for croup and bronchial ailments with ads noting Pabst Brewing Co donations and public health reminders.
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Tou 1
der Grover
Swedis
Chamberlain
Henry Horn
Ghihuabya
Mex
Robert Burns
Scotland
Croup
Henry Hero
George Cate
Stevens
DeWitt
Pabst Brewing Cow
Milwaukee
Chicago
Pabst
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C. B. Gray
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Emerald Isle
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G.N. Foster
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Hartfo
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A. J. Davis
McManus
Lake H
Superior
Westfield
Ing
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Henry Horo
Russia
Henry Torn
Philadelphia
John Wanemaker
Vollmar & Voelker CO
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Sextons
Cunther
Gcandins
Gunther Candy
Allan
Allionaire
Fourth and
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Tiltston Milling CO
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Minn
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Niece
Baltimore
Len Wright
Tolf City
Farmer’s Home
Furstenburg
Bowthouse
A. G. Loucks, Prorr
Frank Morrill
Mest
St, Louis House
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Wisenesin
Bodega
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