J E Brown to retire from Congress in 1906
Hon Webster E Brown, longtime congressman from the Tenth district, announces he will not seek reelection to the sixtieth Congress. He notes he has served three terms, expresses gratitude for support, and pledges continued GOP backing for his successor. He cites business reasons and a desire to fairly allow other candidates to compete.
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J. E. Brown
Webster E. Brown
Rhinelander
Congress
Republican Party
Wood Co Normal Notes on Commencement Preparations
Preparations for commencement are underway at Wood County Normal. Miss Given Jero returns to complete practice work. Many applications for the coming year have been received. Alumni banquet set for June 22 with former graduates expected. Miss Josie Johnson of class 04 and Miss Mae Drager of class 05 visited campus. a Longfellow picture was added to the collection. The school thanks the class of 04 for their kind remembrance.
Postmaster Robbed at Riverton Ta and cured by Electro Bitters
Postmaster G W Fouts of Riverton Ta reports a near-fatal robbery and loss of comfort in a letter. He credits Electric Bitters with curing a twenty year chronic liver complaint including jaundice and yellow nails, claiming eleven years of good health. The tonic is sold at Sexton Bros. Drug Store for 50 cents.
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G. W. Fouts
Riverton
Sexton Bros. Drug Store
Ripon College visit by seniors and field meet reports
At President Hughs request several Ripon College seniors will visit on Friday. The field meet for Saturday is well started. Evening practices show many athletes breaking school records on the campus. Rev Miller of Portage Orphan Home reading on Sigurd sparked interest and he distributed contribution envelopes for the cause.
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Pres. Hughs
Ripon College
Rev. Miller
Portage Orphan Home-finding Association
Sigurd
Foley's Kidney Cure Praised by Stimpson of Williamantie Conn
A letter lauds Foley's Kidney Cure after Alvin H Stimpson nearly failed to recover. He says four bottles cured him of acute kidney trouble and he is now entirely well, attributing recovery to the remedy.
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Foley
Alvin H. Stimpson
Williamantie Conn
Sexton Bras
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