SOME POINTERS FOR HUNTERS IN NORTH WOODS
This piece urges careful deer hunting practices with licensing soon to be required. It warns hunters to avoid firing in dawn light fog and to keep guns unloaded until away from camp. Emphasizing muzzle safety and sobriety, it cautions against shooting at colors sounds or shadows and recommends accident insurance naming a wife as beneficiary.
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George Newett
Ishpeming Iron. Orc
North Woods
Wausau Son
Winniger Brothers Strong Company At Adler Opera House
The Winniger Brothers troupe, led by John Winninger, head a strong repertoire run at the Adler opera house this week. A capable cast and fine plays drew packed houses Monday and Tuesday, with solid expectations for the remainder of the week.
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Winniger Brothers Company
New Adler Opera House
John Winninger
Jam stealing boy sparks table chaos at dinner
A seven year old, Johnny, collapses into a fruit jam episode during a family dinner with a hungry guest. The boy quips a racial joke during the scene as laborers at a public meal guess the guest’s nationality, prompting varied comments and disbelief.
Barrette Woes and a Marble Necklace Mystery
Marshfield jeweler Mr Zweck muses on broken barrettes and customer luck as two girls bring in a shattered clasp. He jokes about fixing countless pieces yet notes broken barrettes return weekly, then flirts with a girl revealing a cheeky line about wedding rings. The piece closes with a seasonal mood as cold weather settles in.
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Zweck
Marshfield
Mr. Zweck
Weathered Warnings Echo Dated Romance Crux
A diatribe on climate unfolds in dated cadence as a speaker muses on weather. He hints that a beloved’s flushed cheeks may foretell a chin of winter chill, linking affection to forecast in a wry, old style moment.
Bethel Welcome and Village Accident Spotlight
Bethel Ohio hosts Mr Plantz and Stevens Brigham's family while a patrons reception at Bethel Academy promotes harmony between patrons faculty and students. A Redfield South Dakota child of G W Stilson was badly injured by a northbound train. a brakeman attempted rescue and Walter Stilson aided until hospital. The child may lose an arm and remains under care with local sympathy.
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Academy
G. W. Stilson
Bethel Academy
Redfield
S. D
Stilson
Walter
Mrs. Stilson
Local Notes From Spencer and Surrounding Areas
News items from Spencer include births, visits, and medical mishaps. Mr and Mrs Will Kommer welcomed a son on November 6, Gladys Dygart of Thorp visited relatives, while Mrs Guy Bigisdell of Eau Claire stayed with Stoltenow parents. Harley Graves visited Ladysmith to see sister-in-law Foster McNattan. Max Stolte suffered a serious gout attack with complications and was bedridden for several days. B J Landall sold his residence to Chas Luepke and George Coo and will auction household goods Saturday. C K Richardson sprained her wrist, bruised her hip, and cut an ear requiring stitches. Mohammed Ali, Hindukhaujauqua lecturer of Detroit, spoke at Beaver and Hope Chapel with Rev. Household hosting. Two hunting accidents occurred: Albert Sorensen dislocated arm from accidental gun discharge and John Hebert was lightly shot by buckshot. Mrs. Farrington won a $5,000 verdict against Rib Lake Lumber Company in a death damages suit. Horace K. Turner Art Exhibit opens at the schoolhouse Friday November 17, with proceeds funding school decorations.
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Guy Bigisdell
Eau Claire
C. Stoltenow
Mirs
Harley Graves
Ladysmith
Foster McNhattan
B. J. Landall
Chas, Luepke
George Coo
C. K. Richardson
Mohammed Ali
Detroit Mich
Rock G H Burt Visits Oshkosh With Sons
Rock G H Burt travels Tuesday to Oshkosh to visit his three sons. The Union Mission Circle meets next Wednesday afternoon led by Mrs. S Hart. all invited. Mr and Mrs A Renne visited Waupaca on the 25th returning with their mother and step father Mr and Mrs E Bell. The Lindsey Telephone Co urges those in arrears to pay by December 15 to settle pending bills, per Gen Byers. The Union Mission Bazaar is set for Thursday evening the 9th at town hall with amusements and lunch. There are changes to regular services at the town hall next Sunday with Sunday school first, preaching at 2:30, and Rock and Lincoln Sunday schools on alternate Sundays. Mrs Kate Wood united in wedlock.
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G.H. Burt
Oshkosh
Union Mission Circle
S. Hart
A. Renne
Waupaca
E. Bell
Lindsey Telephone Co
Gen. Byers
Town Hall
Lincoln
Town Hall Union
Rock and
Marriage of Edward Bell the 26th in Waupa ca
Edward Bell and his bride arrived in Nason ville on the same day where Mrs H Gepner Mrs A Renne and their families entertained the newly married couple for supper. The bride wore gray silk and accompanied by a stately procession. Mr E Bell, a former soldier, met his bride at Waupaca. They plan to reside in Appleton where he is employed. Congratulatory wishes flowed from many old neighbors and friends hoping for lasting happiness.
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Lock
Edward Bell
Waupaca
Nasonville
H. Gepner
A. Renne
E. Bell
Appleton
Cameron Gossip from Camber Cameron area social notes
Albert Johnson returned home from Canada last week Miss Lora Anderson of Marshfield visited Enola Johnson Mr and Mrs Elias Noble and family visited with Mr and Mrs Wilbur Sherwood Sunday Mr and Mrs Wm Keisling visited the Nobles James Hurd moved the Weilbecker house across the road Peter Zenner bought a hay press and gasoline engine began pressing last Thursday Emma Chesterfield from Chicago visited the Nobles last Saturday
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Albert Johnson
Canada
Lora Anderson
Marshfield
Enola Johnson
Elias Noble
Wilbur Sherwood
Wm. Keisling
Floyd Noble
Weilbecker Brothers
James Hurd
Peter Zenner
Emma Chesterfield
Chicago
Two Annual Events in Chicago Highlight Expositions
The article notes two major Chicago events with schedules: The International Live Stock show from December 2 to 9 and the S. Land and Irrigation Exposition from November 18 to December 9. It mentions Dee failing to attend and directs readers to Ticket Agents of the Chicago and North Western for full parts.
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International Live
S. Land and Irrigation Exposition
Dee
Chicago & North Western
Recommendation for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Mrs L B Arnold of Denver Cal praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best and safest for coughs colds and bronchial trouble. She states it has been used repeatedly with reliable relief and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
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Winninger Bros. Strong Company
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Hinariburk
Johnny
Johny
Darnels
Mountains
Delaware
Pat
Adolph
Jose
Pree
Eae
Rackac
W.F. & CO. M¢ Laughlin
Blue Shield
the Ltd. Kaiser Mfc CO
Kaiser
New York City
E.G. C. Burnham
Jellycon
Be Co
Ancus Watson
Lo.u.co
Tlam
Bethel
Mr.Plantz
Ohio
Elder
J. C. Nielsen
Stevens Brigham
Mrs. Hoffman
Wild Rose, Wis
Will Kommer
Gladys Dygart
Thorp
Max Stolte
John Farrington
Rib Lake
Chippewa Falls
Horac K. Turner
Geidi
Birta
Kate Wood
Cameron
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