Personal mentions trace visits and travels in local area
District Antonney Williams and wife visited Stevens Point last week. Mr and Mrs Fran's Lueckenback visited friends in Menasha this week. John Gardney of Spencer visited Marshfield Saturday. L G C Smith of Oshkosh called on Rev Rolly Branch Monday. Frank Weiged stopped here briefly Wednesday. Oscar Honser and wife of Cadovy visited the Moadis family Wednesday. Mrs Vern Peck mourns grandmother's death. Stratford store sale notes. Archer of Colby stopped en route to Neillsville. G M Arnold of San Diego visiting son C B Arnold. Capt Chase and Col Deliratt attended unveiling of Rusk memorial in Viroqua. Miss Himma Ruethe visited Mayville on weekend. Aged parents of Mr Be Ry Winch visited. TM Arrigl of Marion started work Monday. Pewe and Annie Ruplinger left for York. Mrs G A Coon and daughter Anne visiting Van City from Rhinelander. Mrs Jen Wright’s mother hospitalized, Meg Wright visiting. Mr and Mrs Lacy Gwin visited Waunakee area. Mrs Lwa staying with parents for a week. Mrs ak Wieser of St Paul visiting. Tiusburg sister of Mis Hehe left for Chiltan. Two Wients DeGentl accompanied by ute to Aloo. Deluge flood affecting area near what pine. Wheeler and Ma Wheeler leaving for Waupaen. Mayor Col faced with pending changes. city plans for exercises completed.
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John Gardney
Spencer
Marshfield
Res. L. GC. Smith
Oshkosh
Rolly
Oscar Honser
Cadovy
Moadis
Arrigl
Marion
Padinia
Lucuile Elping
Ar. Pewe
Annie Ruplinger
Inextives
York
Ak. Wieser
Paul
Tiusburg
Chiltan
Wients
Elute Veserdiy
Aloo
The Hessian Fly Invasion Prompts Minnesota Actions
The article discusses the appearance of the Hessian fly in the United States, especially in winter wheat regions, and notes Minnesota authorities are taking steps to combat the pest. It describes the fly's life cycle from egg to larva to pupa, damage to leaves, and recommended control methods such as planting strips along field edges, plowing under eggs, and pasture management to limit infestation. It also touches on economic and political notes unrelated to the insect.
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United States
Minnesus
Jinlessy
Dius
Auwimn
Snc
Chaos at Chicago Board of Trade as July wheat futures spike
Confused trading at the Board of Trade driven by frantic demand for July wheat. Reactions followed reports on impending wheat production and supply constraints, sending prices higher in a single unsettled day. The upheaval centered on speculative activity and fear of shortages.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Labor meeting plans union branch in city hall
A packed labor meeting discussed organizing a city branch of the Wood Workers International Union of Chicago. Speaker Li foned Lo Wilk spoke for Rico interests and urged action for an organized inbox. About 50 people signed for the effort and a parent organization is to be effected June 5th.
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Duno
Kidd
Wood Workers Tuuerntional Union
Chicago
Spesiser Li
Cheap Excursions to the West Offered by Railway
The Chicago and North-Western Railway advertises cheap excursions to western and northwestern destinations. The offer appears dated May 21st with language inviting readers to contact agents for full information.
North Western Line Excursion Rates For Denver Trip
The North-Western Line offers discounted excursion fares to Denver Colorado Springs and Pueblo with a $2 membership fee. Tickets are valid for return travel until September 1 1893. Reduced rules apply on June 17 16 and 18 with returns until June 27 18%. Information available from Chicago North Western Railway agents.
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Edu A
Denver Col
North-Western Line
Gand
Missouri River
Denver
Colorado Spring
Itu
Pueblo
Ala
Buffale
Wisb
Northywest
Chi & North- Wot
AilWiy
Appleton
Wis
Chicago North- Western Hailway
Gresham Dies in Washington at 75
Jurist and statesman Mudge Walter Q Gresham died in Washington D C after a long public career. He served in high offices, including secretary and was appointed by President Cleveland. A noted jurist, he faced political failure later in life.
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Mudge
Walter Q. Gresham
Washington, D.C
Inge
Stout
Cleveland
Progress in age of invention shown in Washington exhibit
The article notes a new ocean-crossing model claimed to reach the voyage in three days, now on display in Washington. It reflects on past generations over fourteen months and laments lost time due to forefathers not embracing current advances.
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Washingwa
Milwaukee Police Track Milk Peddlers Amid Odd Clues
Milwaukee police are busy pursuing milk peddlers cited for irregular sales and unclear confessions in a puzzling case. Witnesses describe strange phrases and tangled circumstances as investigators follow leads connected to a suspect and their guardian.
Notice of pardon application in Wisconsin history
John E Adler, convicted of larceny in Wood County Circuit Court in 1864, was sentenced to 18 months at Wisconsin State Prison Wanpun. He will apply for a pardon via the Governor in Madison on May 20, 1898, seeking clemency for further punishment.
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Wirconsen
County of
Wood
John E. Adler
Circuit Court
Wood County
Wisco
Wisconsin
Wanpun
Rigtteen
Madison
Wis Feonain
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Antonney Williams
Stevens Poine
G.a.coon
Fran
Menasha
Vern Peck
Kiefer
Conner Lomber Go's
Stratford West
Ales
Archer
Colby
Levins
Neillsvill
G. A. Coon
Daghter Anne
van City
Rhinelander
Jen. Wright
Meg Wriht
Lacy Gwin
Sturday
Tani Field
Dos
Wheeler
Sfarma Ace
Waaunell Fort
Actin
Goin
W. D. Hnard
Green Bay
Moore
Lloyd Tones
Richard Carter
UW. DeGrol
Hoard
Il. W. Thompson
Ther Bay
Ole Ot
Council of Administration
Adams
Food and Dairy Commissioners
State Cultural Committee
H.G. Thom
Mer. Adams
Rush
Re Qaitins
Vollmar & Voelker Company
Challies
A. Kleinheinz & CO
North- Western
Chisago & North- Western Railway
Chicago & North-Western Railway
United Staes
Ferekets
Phicago
North-Western Wy RO
Voloraio
Gresham
Milwaukee
Pardov
Purstenburg
Prop
Wls
Dream City
Alya
Tauiy Baumann
Joe Merten
Ideal
Central Ave
Joseph Tremmel
Southend Central Avenue
D. GE. Carrot
Harrison Street
Kansas City
Chamberlain
Horn’s
New York
Henry Horn
Sexton Bros
A. F. Backhaus & Son
Gurney
GC. S. Sheerin
Noll Hardware Company
VU Celebrately
World
Win
Noll Hardware Co
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