Evelyn Lovell and the Lost Dog Mystery
Evelyn Lovell struggles with jealousy and social pressure as gifts for a planned engagement are inventoryed by Dick Hashimy. A wayward dog Pete triggers a dramatic confrontation at a luncheon and play, revealing tensions between Evelyn and Richard Hallam and forcing a reconciliation over the canine distraction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarissa Mackie
American Press
Evalyn
Richard Butlin
Petu
Richard
Nate
Evelyn
Dome
Mr. Hallam
Abe
Mias Lovell
Walam
Jonty
Ivelyn
Martin
Maclo
Tallan
Dick Nullam
Dick Hashimy
Keup
Pete
Undata
Martiz
Richard Hallam
Pervie Goo
Mary Camveon
Perele
Gialam
Goodall
Vinceliff
Mise Lovell
Dick Halwa
Mary Cameron
Miss Cameron
Eyelyn
Evelyn Lovell
Dick Sue
Badwen
Shy
Sue
Prete
Chute
Richard Wallam
Hanteur
Hallam
Cameron
Dick Hallam
Philippines
Gladiesa
Annual School Meeting in Marshfield Wisconsin 1910
The 1910 annual meeting of Marshfield School District No. 1 elected E. M. Deming as director and approved the treasurer's report and tax levy. The clerk cast unanimous ballots for Deming and for E. Finney and John A. Hoffman to two-year school board terms. A county primary election notice followed listing many state and county offices to be filled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshfield
County of
Wood
Wisconsin
Lo’elock
P. m
B. M. Deming
E. M. Deming
P. Tiffault
E. E. Finney
John A. Hoffman
United States
Robert M. LaFollette
James Q. Davidson
A. D
John Strange
James A. Frear
Andrew H. Dahl
Frank L. Gilbert
George H. Beadle
Congress
Tenth
Lion
Vilas
Oneida
Forest
Florence
Langlade
Lincoln
Shawano
Marathon
Taylor
Price
Ashland
Adams
Marquette
Waushara
Wood County
George P. Hambracht
Qh. A
Fred H. Eberhardt
Register of Deeds
Elmer E. Ames
John Werner
Donald McKercher
H. Eberhardt
Northwest Collegiate Institute Names Arthur Oakey Principal
The Northwest Collegiate Institute trustees announce Arthur Oakey of Madison Wisconsin as principal. Oakey a Wisconsin State University graduate with ten years of state teaching experience, brings training and native ability. The school opens in 1900 on a $9 acre farm site with a self help program and affordable terms. It offers preparatory courses and accreditation to strong colleges, aiming for self sufficiency as departments expand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collegiate Institute
Arthur Oakey
Madison
Wisconsin
Oakey
Wisconsin State University
Tis
Agnew
Missouri editor bets on high finance pays for subscribers
A Kansas City Star account recalls a Missouri editor who funded his venture by threatening to publish the name of a young man seen with his sweetheart. He reports fifty seven youths paid a dollar, with letters from others promising to contribute on their next town visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Missouri
Brooks Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Wood County
S. L. Brooks declares his bid for Wood County sheriff as a Republican in the upcoming primary on September 6, 1910. He addresses voters directly, outlining his candidacy and intent to serve if elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Sherriff
Eid
S. L. Brooks
Wanton mattress makers high wages in Spokane
A notice from Manufacturers Furn and Bedding Co of Spokane Washington reports piece workers earning from 2.75 to 3.50 dollars per day. It highlights an excellent climate and favorable conditions for workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattres
Manfacturers Furn, & Bedding Co
Spokane
Wash
Windmill and pump line seeking responsible party at Marsh field
Wanrep seeks a responsible party to take hold of a first class windmill and line of pumps at Marsh field to push the business. For details contact Duplex Mfg. Co., Superior, or W. A. Wesler, 306 E 4th Ave. at Yar.tabe We.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wanrep
Marshfield
Duplex Mfg. Co
Superior
W. A. Wesler
Yaratbele
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Ton
Great Northwest
Union
State OF
Woop
Sherry
Mioney
Mn Bank
BF McMilLan
Parc A Soret Vice Phee
OOO Eneatr Cashier
Mars EL
Dairyman’s Cleaner and Cleanser
Danatans
Sheerin Hardware Company
Sheerins
Carl
the Johnson Manufacturing Co
Marshfield, Wis
J.J. Coyne
Fond du Lac
Wisconale
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