Green Fancy Mystery Deepens On Mountain Road
In a rugged New England setting Barnes probes a vanished traveler and a stranger woman linked to Green Fancy. Two shots ring out at the tavern as a mislaid Panhard driver and an unnamed woman weave into a growing puzzle, drawing in guests O Dowd De Soto and Curtis.
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New Yorker
New England
Artives
Barnes
Diaroep
Tin Conley
thirty-Ave
O'Dowd
Green Fancy
Mr. de Soto
Rewgon
Tyson
Odawd
le Bente
de Soto
Mr. Barnes
Eut
Bedad
Green Iancy
Old Peter
Green Footy
Chen
Peter
Geld de Soto
Notice to Contractors for Marshfield Water Main Work
The Board of Public Works of Marshfield Wisconsin invites sealed proposals until 8 PM on June 28 1919 for excavating walking and back filling 12849 feet of inch water main 500 feet of 4 inch water main setting 22 hydrants 36 valves and fittings City to furnish materials and bidders to supply a 5 percent certified check and corporate security bond Plans and specifications available at the City Clerk's Office Clay Soil John Seubert city clerk
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Public Works
Marshfield
Wis
City Hall
John Seubert
Chronic Constipation Advice and Oats Statistic
The article explains constipation stems from low moisture in residual food and recommends water, fruits, outdoor exercise, and mild laxatives like Chamberlain's Tablets. It notes harsh cathartics worsen the condition and ends with a question about oats usage, citing a 44,400,000 bushels oats planted last year, up over 40 percent from 1906.
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Chamberlain
Wisconsin Happenings: county stats and notable deaths
A digest of Wisconsin items notes Peles county with 122 silos and 3617 dairy cows, 8436 cultivated acres, and several farm losses from cattle lightning near Platteville. Obituaries include Publius Lawson’s mother Mrs Elizabeth Lawson of Menasha, and Appleton businessman David H Shannon’s death on his 84th birthday. Also reported are military furlough denials at Camp Grant, a Kenosha home purchase for a slain patrolman’s widow, and vivid wartime reminiscences at local gatherings.
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Elizabeth Lawson
Publius Y. .Lawson
Menasha
Camp Grant
Janesville
Kenosha Lodge
Anton Pingetore
Kenosha
Graga
Manitowoc County
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
George Kiel
Whitelaw
Clarenes Lindegreen
Axel Lindegreen
Rhinelander
Dodge
Jefferson
Watertown
Riverside Park
George Clarrington
la Crosse Interstate Fair Association
la Crosse Normal School
David H. Shannon
Appleton
Shannon
Manitowoc
Joseph “Peiska
Mary Shelak
la Crosse High Adhoe
Mary Evans
Bage Hospital No. 22
Bordeaux
France
Raymond Gram
Harry Rezel
Wlaconuls
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
The
Industrial Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Kenosha Home Building Corporation
Ledger F. Reed
Army
Plantad
Ettie
Charles
Minneapolis
Rhinelander Postonce
Matt, Stapleton
State Highway Commission
Clay Buhks
Forestville
John
Paul Loring
Lydia (Coit) Spooner
Wisconsin
Indiana
Senator
Madison
University of Wisconsin
Lincoln
Fortieth Wisconsin Infantry
Lucius Fairchild
Barlow
Bert Grodivant
John G. Barnsdale
United States
Frank P. O'Connor
Fort Leavenworth
Villa Driven From Juarez Battles End in Juarez City
El Paso reports Villa forces driven from Juarez after six hours of fighting as Carranza troops tighten center control. Villa withdrawal follows ammunition shortages and a cavalry charge by Colonel Escobar. Federal casualties include 35 killed. American John Anderson killed in Juarez police doorway. Bullets strike El Paso. two U.S. soldiers wounded by stray fire as troops patrol the riverfront.
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Juarez
Max
Ifi
Villa
Commercia Street
Escobar
Carrioza
Juarez Race Track
John Anderson
Villa Wing
Federita
Associated Press
el Pass
HY Paso
Tex
Erwin
Edward Reilly
Mortar Transport
Earl O'Smith
Twenty-fourth
International Bridge
EL Paso
Navy Chief Hails Transatlantic Flight Aboard Army Plane
Washington celebrated the landing of Captain Jono Alcock and Lieutenant Arthur W. Brown in a Vickers Army bomber at Clifden Ireland. Secretary Daniels called the feat a landmark toward greater aviation developments and urged Congress to back naval aviation funding, contrasting with Britain’s spending.
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Washington
Congress
Daniel
Carroll
Page
Naval Affairs Committee
Senate
House
Great Britain
Wilson Yet To Answer Knorr Resolution On League Ties
Paris June 15 President Wilson has not prepared any reply to the senate resolution urged by Senator Knorr to separate the League of Nations from the peace treaty. Ambassador Hugh C. Wallace hosted a dinner for President Wilson Mrs Wilson and Miss Margaret Wilson at the event.
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Paris
Wilson
Senate
Knor
League of Nations
Hugh C. Wallace
France
Margaret Wilson
Hungarist Leader's Wife Spending Spree Report
Vienna dispatch notes Mrs Bela Kun wife of the Hungarian dictator and several Soviet ministers arrived from Budapest to shop generously. Mrs Kun spent 25000 dollars on hats lingerie shoes and gowns while Mrs Di Wenlo spent 40000 dollars on antique furniture as part of the delegation's expenditures.
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Vienna
Bela Kan
Budapest
Kun
di Wenlo
Dean's Kidney Pills Booster Ad From Marshfield
A vintage testimonial ad urges readers to try Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney complaints backache and urinary issues. Mrs F Gentle of 604 West Fourth Street reports relief and improved mobility after using the pills priced 60 cents at dealers nationwide Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY backs the claim.
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Marshfield
Dean
F. Gentle
Fourth St
Relative Value of Milka Milk Quality in Condensed Formulas
The text argues that geats' milk contains very small fat globules that cream slowly, giving uniform richness unmatched by cows' milk. It notes many condensed milk factories use gonte milk for infant feeding, and that thousands of infants rely on condensed cows' milk, which is not ideal for their stomachs.
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George Barr
M¢ Cuicheon
Graustark
Biaeherec
Barns
Peles County
Platteville
Irwin Laul
Bryan Trenary
J. C. Hill
Ceonto
Council
Mike Congrove
Washburn
Anna
Red Cross Army Service
New York
Bayfield County
American Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Arthur Taylor
Roinelander
War Department
Douglas Taylor
Taylor
Filmes
Fox River
Green Bay
Somers
Smith Farm
Kenosha County
Marathon Shoe Co
Oconte County
Oconto
Oconte
Atoundson
C. R. Soardman
Henman Buege
Racine
Corliss
Thomas Finnegan
Buffalo
Henry Ktingel
Toledo
Navy
Frank Swajkar
Francs
Thia
Big Mother
Mary Swejkac
Corp
Swejkar
U. S
Viltistua
Carranza
Daniels
Gaya Ward
Trenchold
Knox
Parla
Han Net
REDS
Bata’ Kun Sperids
Humphreys
Hamphreys
Timate
Humphreys' Homfo, Medicine Co
Willan
Ann Strivts
Chichester
Physicians
DRS. Ved
B.A. Vedder
Puone 1
Bouese
der & Vedder Er Trie Theatre
Lawyees
P. A
Willise
Attorneys-at-Law
Ofice
Sexton
Drag Ature Marsufield
C.B. Edwards
New State Bank Bldg
Berg
South Central Avenue
Ite
Frank
Cheney
Aenior
F. J. Cheney & Co
Bucineas
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