Professor Kent Returns and a Wall Hopping Mystery
In a seaside town artist Francis Sedgwick encounters a disciplined Japanese style self defense expert on his wall who explains a theory of defense by wall hopping. Chester Kent, a Washington scientist, reappears with a case in mind as Sedgwick learns of his past and his new role with the Justice department while viewing the studio and works.
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Jarvis
Washington
Sailor Smith
Skeller
Chester Kent
Francis Sedgwick
Sedgwick
Japan
Hintof
Kant
Peggy
Kent
Wilds
Iroels Sedgwick
Yelative
Paris
Mecca
Parle
Galette
Montmartre
Agricultural Department
Judiciary Department
Department of Justice
Redgwick
P. Criminology
le Professeur Chatre Kenant
Department of Agriculture
Wiles
Howard
Merriam
Lucius Carter
Lonesome Cove
Chester
Bedgwick
Itz
Fragmentary note hints at varied subjects in Times
The text presents a fragmented, reflective aside noting varied subjects and a clear, individual tone. It hints at ongoing coverage in the next week's issue, suggesting continued discussion and analysis without specific events or names.
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Tedods
Ebbe Ladies Aid Ice Cream Social at School District 66
Ebbe ladies aid plans an ice cream social at School District No 66 on Wednesday night July 22. The event aims to raise funds for community activities and features a simple menu and fellowship.
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Ebbe
Ladies Aid of
Obituary: Herman J. Steinke 1857 1914 Brandon resident
Herman J. Steinke, long known in Brandon and vicinity, was born September 29, 1857 in Jackson township Wisconsin and died July 10, 1914 at his Brandon home at age 56 years 9 months 21 days. He moved with his parents to Reeds Corners at 17, married Augusta Zimdars in 1884, and had five daughters and two sons. After bulbar paralysis, the family moved to Marshfield about thirteen years ago then returned to Brandon this May. His funeral at the Evangelical church featured sermons in German and English, with interment in Brandon Cemetery. He leaves a wife, five daughters, one son, four brothers, one sister, and many relatives.
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Brandon Times
Herman J. Steinke
Brandon
Jackson Township
Washington County
Wisconsin
Reeds Corners
Augusta Zimdars
Heavenly Home
Marshfield
Evangelical Church
J. A. Siewert
Juda
Wis
G. H. Scheible
H. R. Tavs
Alma
Lillian
Laura
Gertrude
Gayhart
Staadt notes farm sales haying and local life in 1914
Staadt Wisconsin July 29 1914 Miss Vin Ja Staadt returns from visit. Wm Zopfi sold his farm and made a good return. Corn is troubled by weeds but haying is near done with fine weather. oats rusts threaten yield. Visitors include Mrs Hellermann from Milwaukee and Miss Hollister from Lama Ohio. A local party at A M Norman's ends with unplanned guests. Stratford game ends Staadt 9 Stratford 8. Safety First is motto after a berry incident.
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Staadt Staadt
Vin Ja Staadt
Stevens Point
Win. Zopfi
H. G. Hellermann
Milwaukee
B. J. Trimborn
Clara Garske
App Trimborn
A. M. Norman
Dorris L. Hollister
Wr. Thurston
Miss Hollister
Lama
Ohio
Clyde Lawrence
Marshfield
Staadt
Stratford
Wisconsin primary election notice 1914 for Wood County
Statewide primary set for September 1 1914 in Wood County Wisconsin to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor secretary of state state treasurer attorney general United States senator representative in Congress for the Eighth District and Wood County assembly member sheriff and county clerk with terms expiring in 1915 and 1916 as specified. Voters to choose in towns villages wards and precincts for the general election on November 3 1914.
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Wisconsin
Wood
Francis E. McGovern
Thomas Morris
John
Donald
A. D
Henry Johnson
Walter C. Owen
United States
Isaac Stephenson
Marathon
Portage
Waupace
Waushata
Shawano
A. J. Cowell
HL Eberhardt
Nate Anderson
Circuit Court
A. B. Bever
Register OF Deeds
E. E. Ames
Chas
E. Briere
Wm. Corcoran
John Werner
Grand Rapids
F. H. Eberhardt
Wood County
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The
Bobba-Merrill Company
Brandon Farmer
Charles F. Schroeder
Mr. Schroeder
Mr. Steinke
J. C. Hayward
Misa Rowan
Henry Wahle
M.D. Deutscher Arzt
Rembs & Sturm Furniture
Eal's
Cherry St
H. H. Milbee
Marsefield
J. B. Vedder
Rose Brothers
House
MASON
M. C
M. D
Grd
Maple Streets
WM. Bipke
Adler Block
R. P. Potter
Lundgren
House 9
C. B. Edwards
Marshfield State Bank
Williams
Attorneys-at-Law
Armory Building
Victor W. Nehs
Berald
W. T. Poadey
Deming Block
Cedar Streets
W. H. Lind
C. B. Saren
First National Bank
the Times
Humphreys
Manuel
Homeo, Medicine CO
Comer Jilam
Ann Streeta
New York
Chichester
Orugkists
August Senn
Maple
C.B. Edwards
MaasusreLp State Bank
Marshfield Music House
Lahr
Wm. Ebhe
Chicago
School of
E. M. Rowan
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