Northern Wisconsin boom notes and development drive
Northern Wisconsin emerges as a booming frontier with rapid land and industry growth. The Great Northern Land Company and local agents promote settlement through multilingual materials, tours, and fairs. Dairy factories, creameries, and mills expand as towns rise, schools form, and premiums entice farmers to display crops and livestock.
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Thalf
Wisconsin
Seutler
Mississippi
Michigan
Taurty
Wolunteermen
Praines Aves
Indiana
Twinels
East
B.W. Pulling
Rand
Creat Darthern Lane Company
Wirt Ailizes
Alilwa
Ubu
Pulling
W A. Henry
College of Agriculture
Great Northern Land Co
Iowa
Iinois
Iodina
Wood Glark
Jackson
Maravhan
Taboula
Langhide
W Uris
Great Northern Land Company
Wood
Clark
Meravhon
Trentent Uneir
Memorial Service for Civil War Veterans at Mount Eorthor
A Sunday memorial service at the M. B. church honored Civil War veterans from the Blaine Post and Co. A with a procession, a sermon by Rev. Tall, and reflections on Union sacrifice. The crowd remembered Andrew Jackson and the cost of freedom, noting the scars of war on survivors and the nation’s growth.
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James G. Blaine
Co. A
Mt. Ee Thorgh
Viston Ln
Rev. A. Ta Tall
Andersonville
Libby
M. B
Dull
Heras
Aisie
Tull
Willlu
Deaths of Ernst Schmidt and Patrick Loftus
Obituary notices recount the death of Ernst Guntav Schmidt at his Milwaukee home following tongue cancer treatment and Patrick Loftus, aged 82, who died at his daughter's home after a long life in Saxony to Pittsburgh Neenah and Mannville. The column notes family survivors, church services, and recent fires affecting the Loftus household.
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Ernst Guntav Schmidt
Mr. Schavide
Saxon
Gemany
America
Mitwnuttve
Katherine Kulsched
Joseph Kulsched
Henry Kulsched
Wem
Hafer & Kulsched
Briggs
Milwaukee
Kute Benls
Wiscity
Bilyinken
Schmidt
Monaque
Mich
Nurshilekl, Mo
Ahieinheinz & Co
Dmilwaukee
Unm Srnst
Tutheran Shurch
They
Thom
Patrick Loftus
Mrs. Powers
Mannville
Powers
M Powers
William Loftus
St. John's Catholic Church
Child Nearly Dies After Drinking Poison in Home
The three year old child of Mr and Mrs Antony Viet of this city drank carbolic acid found in a bottle and suffered severe burns to throat and lips. Prompt treatment began and by latest reports the child was considered out of danger. This marks the third case of children accessing poisonous drugs at home, prompting calls for precaution by mothers.
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Ed. Kennedy
Auburndale
PB. B. Williams
Williamos
Williams
Antony Viet
Ben
Crowning Communion Rite At St John’s Church
Crowds gather at St John’s Catholic Church next Sunday for the first communion of a class of ninety. Ceremonies feature candidates dressed in spotless white, long veils, and a solemn, extended service marking the religious school’s major event.
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St. John's Catholic Church
Awork
Liege
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SA Dairy Board
Dairy Board of Trace
Nell Hardware Co
S. State
Wim. McPherson
Anton
John Hensler
Anton Jereveler
Poor Krings
Julius Kook
Herman Thiel
Gio
B. J. Dolliver
Chicago
Whith
Elute Cvantu Sly
Niirathon
Marshfield
Whd
Pha
M. A. Sigkles
Marshfeld
Dittaville
Gale
Lyon Tora
Marnie
Phat
ISIS
Burlington
Loomer's
Uphams
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