Wisconsin State Jewelers Convene With Talks In Milwaukee
Mayor G A Bading welcomed the Wisconsin Retail Jewelers Association at Milwaukee, with about 200 attendees. H E Miles Racine spoke on Industrial Education, J R Bloom Neenah on the State Apprentice Law, and C T Higgenbotham demonstrated balloon tailoring. The event included multiple addresses, an automobile tour, and a banquet at the Pfister Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
G. A. Bading
Wleetnam Retail Jewelers’ Association
Milwaukee
Gustave Keller
Appleton
H.E. Milea
Racine
J. R Bloom
Neevah
C. T. Higgenbotham
Blatz Hotel
Missionary Societies Elect Officers at Wisconsin Convention
At the closing session in Waukesha the missionary societies of the German Evangelical churches of Wisconsin elected officers for the coming year. President Mrs Amelle Dietrich of Milwaukee. vice president Mrs Anon Simonson of Milwaukee. recording secretary Miss Sarah Stroebel of Milwaukee. corresponding secretary Mrs H J Droegcamp of Eau Claire. treasurer Mrs H B Erffmrrer of Fond du Lac. superintendent mission band Mrs C Schneider of Appleton. The convention voted to hold next year’s meeting in Monroe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Label League
Wisconsin State
Brisbane Hall
Milwaukee
Frank Kong
Fond du Lac
John Reichert
L. ©. Henderson
C. B. James
Racine
Kenosha
Madison
la Crosse
Ashland
Chippewa Falle
Watertown
Convention of the Missionary Societies of the German Evangelical Churches of
Wisconsin
Waukesha
Atileera
Amelle Dietrich
Anon Simonson
Misa Sarah Stroebel
H. J. Droegcamp
Eau Claire
H. &. Erffmrrer
C. Schneider
Appleton
Monroe
State Treasury Beginning Balances For Fiscal Years Cited
The text lists beginning balances in various funds for fiscal periods. It shows the general fund starting around $2,520,000.20 and $1,733,719.14 in preceding years, the general fund total near $2,022,7319, the state highway fund at $300,034.60, and the state teachers' insurance and retirement fund at $63,086.28. It includes OCR garbling but centers on yearstart fund amounts.
Wisconsin rail agency approves purchase of Riv Valley lines
The state railroad commission granted authority to Wisconsin State Telephones to buy the For Riv Valley Telephone and Telegraph Co of Appleton for 324000 dollars. Of this sum 135000 is to be paid at transfer time with the balance in pro rata notes. The Flandyau Paper Co of Park Falls, Wis with 150 employees was admitted Wednesday under the workmen's compensation law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Railroad Commission
Wisconsin Hw State Telepions Company
For Riv + Valley Telephone and Telegraph Company
Appleton
Proiaiamory Nates
Flandvau Paper Company
Park Falls
Wis
Wisconsin State Auctioneers elect officers at Newark meeting
At the annual Wisconsin State Auctioneers association meeting in Newark officers were elected. President Ellison Kingston. vice-president William Isbbo Marshfield. secretary-treasurer J. H. Sephardt Neenah. trustees L. G. Herting-ton, N. G Wilbur Maplehurst, James Weller Pickett. Oshkosh chosen as next meeting place. The group acted on steps to improve and enlarge the association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Badger
Wisconsin State Auctioneers’ Association
Newark
Ellison
Kingston
William Isbbo
Marshfield
J. H W. Sephardt
Neenah
L. G. Herington
Rietland Center
N. G Wilbur
Maplehurst
James Weller
Picketts
Oshkosh
Voters Pick Karel and Schmitz for Wisconsin Governor Nomination
The Wisconsin Democratic convention at the Pabst theater adjourned after ballotting for governor. Karel received 393 votes to Schmitz 375, with later discussion of a platform including income tax reform and state government economy. The call aims for a September primary to decide the nominee, with two candidates to be named for other offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
F.C. Karel
Adolph J. Schmitz
Pabst
Karol
Schmidtz
State Central Committee
T. M. Kearney
Rured
Hubert O. Wolfe
Bryan
Wilson
Committee On
Chippewa County
Karel
J. Kerehaw
W. F. Wolfe
la Crosse County
A. J. Schmitz
George E. Balhorn
Woodrow Wilson
Wisconsin
Gov. Marshall
Wiacongin
Baltimore
W. J. Bryan
Madison Bayfield summer horticultural meeting summary
Madison reports the State Horticultural Society will hold its summer session at Bayfield on August 21 and 23 with free boat excursions to Matamelaland Apnatte group and along the shore to Cornucopia. Visitors will view fruit farming around Washburn and Bayfield, highlighting Bayfield County as a leading state fruit center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Horticultural Society
Bayfield
Madelineyland
Apostle Group
Cornucopia
Local Horticultural Society
Washburn
Injured In Fire Run in Beloit Fay Hulbert Hurt
Beloit Fay Hulbert aged 0 was seriously injured when thrown from the driver’s seat of a horse wagon into a cement sidewalk in a collision with a heavy fire truck during a fire run here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beloit
Fay Hulbert
Timber Wolf Scares Farmers Near Luco and Tarcheo
A timber wolf escaped from a carnival exhibit and roamed rural areas near Luco and Tarcheo frightening farmers. Local authorities urged residents to stay indoors and report sightings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luco
Tarcheo
Cleaning Advice for White Straw Hats and Sunshades
Cleaning tips cover a white straw hat, sunshade, ball cleaning belt, leather restoration, and white paint care. Steps include ammonia-water solution for straw, soap and gum water for sunshade, homemade cleaning ball with French chalk and pipeslay, sandpaper on unpolished leather, and two-person enamel washing and polishing for white paint.
Sea Foam Fudge Recipe Instructions
Combine three cups sugar one half cup corn syrup and four cups water and boil to a soft ball in cold water. Beat two egg whites to a silk froth add a half teaspoon salt then gradually pour in syrup. Stir in one cup chopped nut meats then beat until nearly stiff. Turn into buttered pan cut into squares after cooling.
Salad Dressing Without Oil
Break two eggs into a bowl and beat thoroughly. Have ready two tea spoons of mustard mixed smooth in a very little cold water. Measure the mustard before mixing it. Add thiy and a dash of red pepper, one teaspoon of galt, two teaspoons of sugar and five tablespoons of sugar and fire table spoone of vinegar. Put one tablespoon of butter in a double boker, and when it is just melted add the slove mix ture and cook a few minutes till creamy, stirring constantly. Too much cooking is apt to curdle it, WIL keep well if covered.
How to Make Orange Marmalade Jelly
Instructions describe preparing orange marmalade from one dozen navel oranges. Halve, scoop juice, soak peels, remove pith, cut into straws, weigh pulp, add sugar, roll two hours, then set into jelly in six quarter pint glasses.
Lemon Pie Without Eggs From Gond Housekeeping
A quirky early cookbook note describes an eggless lemon pie. Grate lemon rinds and juice, mix with raw grated potato and sugar, then bake like an English tart with an upper crust only. A curiosity of frugal cooking.
Canvas Awnings Show Bright Stripes Stay Fresh
The best striped canvas awnings fade less when painted with red or green stripes using common house paint. In a single season they remain vibrant and wear well, preserving their look with minimal maintenance.
More Hospitals Required to Treat Tuberculosis
The piece notes only four states Mississippi Nevada Utah and Wyoming lack any beds in special hospitals or wards for consumptives. It recalls eight years since the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis formed when 26 states had no provision and the U S bed total was about 110000. Dr Livingston Farrand says growth in anti tuberculosis work is evident yet about ten indigent consumptives remain per bed, with 250000 to 500000 consumptives in the country and only ten poor to pay for care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missisaippi
Nevada
Utah
Wyoming
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
United States
Livingston Farrdad
Nacional Asociation
Skin eruption on cheek heals with Cuticura in child
Mrs W J Cleland reports a thirteen month old baby broke out on the cheek with pimples that spread to the eye and nostrils. After using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment the rash subsided within days and did not return. The note offers samples and a Boston post card address for Cuticura products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kingaley
Mra
W. J. Cleland
Cutieurs
Dept
Boston
Amaranth Seeks Help For Visiting Suitor Amid Witty Advice
In a witty Harper's Weekly exchange a cheerful Amaranth asks for hints to charm Wille Smithers during a visit to her office. Mr. Blinks counsels a pre-visit ether to blunt the suitor’s advance. A related joke notes a girl’s belief about her baby’s curls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amaranth
Wille Smithers
Esalér
Mr. Blinks
Harper’s Weekly
Fragments Hint at Herbal Laxative Claim and Gossip
Reading odd lines about Gur fold Tex and a herbal laxative, the text also alludes to church talk among women and a bachelor feeling bald headed, suggesting a column of overheard remarks and questionable product claims.
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State Jewelers IN Convention
City OF Milwaukee
Mayor Bading
H. E. Miles
Wisconsin State Press Association
W.H. Bridgman
Stanley
Milwaukee Publishers’ Association
Citizens’ Business Leagte and Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Pfister
Frank A. Cannon
da Citzene’ Husinoag League
Gov. F. E. McGovern
Gove
George W. Peck
W. D. Hoard
Milwaukee Automobile Deslera’ Association
Department of Farmers’ Institutes
Callone of Agriculture
Luetr
Liquor Dealers
Wisconsin Retail Liquor Dealers Protection Association
William Schmidtbauer
Frank Archibald
William F. Deuster
M. J. Koenigs
William McCarthy
William Terry
Charles Reichentach
Joseph Guenther
R. O. Huelabeck
Fred Gerhardt
William Jerome
Andrew Speers
Louis Jenz
George W. Becker
Charles Anderson
Tom Stone
Williats
McLaughlin
Berger
August Reichardt
Ben Bammermelater
Hugo Waltera
Tony Alberta
John C. Haines
George Inden
Henry Harpke
Henry L. Genz
Frank Kouth
M. A. Reynolds
Henry Koater
Frank Weittke
John Kirst
Charles Flader
Ed V Voelker
Hugo Alby
Otto Stiebler
D. D. Murphy
Louie Kelmhofer
Mike Jeeckele
Eugene Phaien
Henry Krinker
Thomas Brazell
Joseph Hentgen
Frank Kubiak
Tony Mauer
J. M. Guentzer
John Schmitz
Albert Lugtzow
Charley Armel
Louie Hoisztuertner
Fred. J. Blake
Stevena Point
Derrick
Charles F. Hutgens
Elsie Conrad
David
Crofoot
Edward C. Damrow
Casper Aust
Sherman Fes
O. T. Traser
Osceola
Marshall J. Hill
St. Joseph
Drag
Wallace W. Hoffman
Janesville
Edward C. Kahn
Franklin L. Lane
Berlin
Christopher W. Levisley
Harrison J. Mitchell
William L. Mynlender
Montfort
Ray C. Newhange
Allis-Chalmers Company
Frank J. Redmond
Hilldan A. Steep
Alia-Chalmers Company
Thomas G. Travere
Iron Ridge
Frederick E
A. Wagner
Corn Products Refinings Companys
New York City
Oscar M. Fritz
Henry Lockney
Wauke‘aha
O. 3. Rice
State Brary
Rigg
tMlagionary Societies
Karel OF
Schmitz
EL Helo
Ay Gstharing Glvas Karel
Statenews
Horleon
Ernest Schneider
Optenberg
Works
Maiden Rock
Fred Eckler
Pepin
Frank Miller
Aling Burkert
Jal
Singer Sewing Maching Company
First Congregational Church
William Kelly
J. Preston
William Wolgast
Green Bay
Henry Peters
Depere Grocer
Portage
Charles Burns
Alexander Smith
Duck Creek
Big
Luxenburg
Raciné
Charles Washburn
Astland
A. W. Sanborn
Parkingon
Philips
Fox River
Depere
aAirpont
Carlson Bros
Brillard Hall
Ilvery Stable
Carlson
Ingurante
Bright
M. Tichardeon
Warren
Doan
Wisttemores
Whittemore Bros. & CO
Albany St
Cambridge
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