Volley FIRING Third in Regiment at Camp Douglas
Report from Camp Douglas notes Company A and the Second Regiment Band making a strong showing with a 397 team score despite interference in volley firing. Captain Schoenhofen places high in pistol contests with 162 sharp shooter and 198 expert, totaling 360. Company A beats Sheboygan 7 to 5 in a Sunday ball game. Dispatch cites fine drill, enthusiastic band reception, and Gov. Davidson’s planned camp visit. A wagon accident near the eggs incident results in a near-fatal fall rescued by Louis Laemle.
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Camp Douglas
Schoenhofen
Schoenhofens
Sheboygan Company
Sheboygan
Leo Schoenhofen
Davidson
J C Davis Leads Farmers In Wheat Pool Fight
J C Davis of this city now at Hastings Neb has risen to national prominence in opposing speculators in the winter wheat belt He organizes a 1909 crop pool to hold for a minimum figure and challenges its legality under anti trust law Davis argues farmers may pool their own products and contrasts with the livestock pool noting a Supreme Court ruling allows such pooling The second item recalls a close call on Central avenue when an out of control team caused a wagon to plunge toward Wrights fruit store but bystanders halted the horses and saved bystanders and property on the sidewalk and near the store
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J.C. Davis
Hastings
Neb
Davis
Chicago Record- Herald
Supreme Court of the
United States
Central Avenue
John Peters
Richfeld
Wright
Plan to start work on new south side schoolhouse
Van Ryn and DeGelleke, Milwaukee architects, to draw plans for a new south side schoolhouse. District rushes construction, hopes to complete before next term. Site chosen on south half of Block 3, high school addition between Maple and Cedar streets and 11th street, near Mrs. Mangold property. Board organized for coming year choosing committees on teachers, buildings, supplies, and visiting.
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South Side
van Ryn
Des Gellexe
Milwaukee
Maple Street
Cedar Street
11Th Street
L. J. Mangold
Cracraft
Vedder
Tiffanir
Hoffman
Noll
Tiffany
Dr Hipke Establishes Eye Ear Nose Throat Practice in Marshfield
Dr William Hipke announces relocation to Marshfield to operate a specialized eye ear nose throat practice from Adler building suites. Former Chilton Hustisford physician brings eighteen years of experience and European training and will move his family to the city promptly.
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William Hipke
Marshfield
Adler
Burns
Third Street
Adam Payles
Br. Hipke
Chilton and
Hustisford
Death by Own Action Near Hewitt
Herman Lipke a 74 year old farmer living near Hewitt died by his own action on Monday. His body was found hanging from a beam in an old hay barn after he tied a rope to the beam and stepped off a ladder. He resided with his wife and daughter. no motive is known.
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Herman Lipke
Hewitt
Jor
Lipke
Tis Farm
Praise for Assemblyman Hambrecht From Antipo Journal
The Antipo Journal praises Wood county figure Hamburg reits as a promising political voice. It calls him of the right timber for public capacity and notes his calm disposition and measured listening to sound judgments.
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Hambrecht
Wood County
Antipo Journal
Obituary and city notices mark late week, Manitowoc
John Foehlke dies at 77 at his daughter's Cedar street home after a long illness with nervous prostration. Born in Mecklenburg Schwerin he came to Manitowoc 50 years ago. Funeral at Kalbs ko pf home then burial beside his wife in Manitowoc. Also council passes spitting and trash ordinances prompted by Daughters of the American Revolution. Hab Rebekah lodge installs officers led by Mrs Henry Horn of Loval with multiple named members.
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John Foehlke
R. A. Kalbskopf
Cedar Street
Kittendorf
Mechienburg-Schwerin
Manitowoc
G. 11. Paps
Milwaukee
A. Froehlke
the Daughters of the American Revolution
Common
Hab Rebekah Lodge
Henry Horn
Loval
N.G
Addie Williams
V.G
Oscar Lange
Fin. Secy
A. E. Gerwings
Matt Wright Treas
H. C. Ebche
C. S. Sheerin
Warder
Wm. Ebbe
J.H. Thonson
Helen Gerwing
L. Sup
Bertha Masten
L. Schubert
F. J. Sebuette
Married in Chicago as Miss Marie Heckel Weds H F Patrick
Miss Marie Heckel of this city married H F Patrick of Chicago in Chicago on Wednesday of last week and they are visiting the bride’s parents for a week. Patrick is a linotype operator with the Chicago Linotype Co. and the bride has resided in Chicago for some time.
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Marie Heckel
H. F. Patrick
Chicago
Patrick
Chicago Linotype Co
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Band and Company
Cant. Schoonhoten
New South Side
DeGelleke
DR. Hipke
Praises Assem
Lyman Hambrecht
Nottingham
Taffetta
Shepard
jSe
Law
L Men’s Furnishings
Ise
Ise Men’s ‘Wearwell
Bae
Clearz Price Ie
John Froehlke
Counci
Rebekah Lodge
SOO Line
Pacific Coast
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