Republican Ticket List for Wisconsin Officials
A Republican ticket lists candidates for state and local offices including Governor Robert M. La Fochette Lieut. Gov Janis O Davinson Secretary of State Walter L Houser Treasurer Joan J Kempr Attorney General L P Sturpevant Railroad Commissioner Joan W Tuomas Insurance Commissioner Zeno M Host Superintendent of Public Instruction C A Cary Congressman Wesster E Brows State Senator H C Wipperman Assembly Frank A Capy County Clerk E Bexor Jacos Searls Register of Deeds E A Upham Clerk of Court Cuas A Popawittz Sheriff Joan J Bar District Attorney Theo W Brazeau Superintendent of Schools Rupert Morrs County Surveyor L W Pitts Coroner Jacob Lusk Auburndale
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Joan J. Kempr
L. PF. Sturpevant
Joan W. Tuomas
Zeno M. Host
C. A. Cary
Wesster E. Brows
Rhinelander
H.C. Wipperman
Grand Rapids
Frank A. Capy
Joan J. Bar
Marshfield
Theo. W. Brazeau
Rupert Morrs
Republican Push To Retain Webster E Brown In Congress
In the Tenth district campaign the Times notes five weeks remain before election and urges Republicans to fight hard to reelect Hon. Webster E. Brown. It cites Iowa and Wisconsin GOP gains since 1894 and warns Democrats offer only free trade while risking national ruin. Ashland Press.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Congress
Ashland Press
Hunter Kills Bear Near Goodrich Camp
George Pierce, leaving a lumber camp to work on a logging road, shot and killed a black bear and wounded the sow cub on a nearby hill. He returned with help and found the wounded bear dead. the bear weighed about 250 pounds. John Neuenberg later delivered meat, and the Board of Trade served roast meat to customers.
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George Pierce
Goodrich
Ctb
Pierce
John Neuenberg
Board of Trade
Athena Record
Educated horse and diving dog thrill Street Fair crowds
Thousands of attendees at the Street Fair and Carnival watched Prof. Fred Burns perform with his educated horse Logan, a diving dog, and a life slide. The free attractions delighted spectators, with the horse pulling drawers and selecting colors and numbers as commanded from the audience.
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Carniva
Fred Burns
Burns
Logan
Obituary of Hans Paulson Sr a Pioneer Wisconsin Farmer
Hans Paulson Sr died at St Josephs hospital Marshfield after a long abdominal tumor operation. Born February 4 1844 on Lolland Denmark he came to Wisconsin in 1875 with his wife and four children and built a well run farm in Nasonville Wood County. He served as town treasurer and school board member and was highly respected. Funeral rites were held at the family home and German Lutheran church on September 30 with large community attendance and sympathy for the bereaved ten surviving children six sons and four daughters.
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Hans Paulson, Sr
St. Joseph's Hospital
Marshfield
Wood County
Lolland
Kingdom of
Denmark
Necedah
Junéau County
Nasonville
H. Paulson
Freshman Class Forms at Local High School
Miss Olive Walker, formerly of Tomah, joined the freshman class on Monday. The new class elected officers: President Clyde Teaman, Vice President Helen Connor, Secretary Rosa Bille, and Treasurer Ella Rowe. Miss Bates now offers singing lessons to the school on Tuesdays and Fridays.
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Olive Walker
Tomah
Clyde Teaman
Helen Connor
Rosa Bille
Ella Rowe
Card of Thanks to Sisters and Friends
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to the Sisters of the Sorrowful Mother and friends for generous help and sympathy during illness and at the funeral of a beloved husband and father. Signed by Mrs H Paulson and children.
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H. Paulson
Lynch for Senator Nominated by Democrats
Edward Lynch of Grand Rapids was nominated for state senate by the Democrats at their senatorial convention held at Plainfield Tuesday. The district comprises Wood Adams Waushita and Marquette counties.
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Edward Lynch
Grand Rapids
Plainfield
Wood
Adams
Wauahata
Marquette
Training Shepherd Dogs in Mexican Herding Method
The article describes a Mexican native method of training shepherd dogs starting from birth. The pup is separated from its dam at noon, fed only before morning and after evening grazing, and gradually learns to accompany and drive the flock. Punishments deter early interference and, by about one year old, the dog can guard and guide the flock independently amid temptations, remaining faithful to its duty.
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Mexico
Peculiarities of Russian Winters Change Fast
The article notes a Russian winter pattern where mild late autumn weather shifts quickly to a severe freeze within a day. A sudden northern haze signals a 50 degree temperature drop in twenty four hours, risking traveler exposure and farmers stranded outdoors, sometimes found under snow until spring.
A Hasty Conclusion About Dr McCosh at Princeton Tutor
A Philadelphia hiring note recounts a student misidentifying Dr McCosh as a prankster while lounging smoking in his room. The story highlights the tutor's innate kindness as he responds by denial and withdraws to avoid recognition.
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Princeton
Philadelphia
Jimmy
Dr. McCosh
Itia
Napoleon’s English Letter From St Helena Revealed
A historical note recounts Napoleon Bonaparte’s English study during captivity on St Helena. His tutor Count Las Cases reported the effort in a single known letter written in English, detailing progress and word counts over weeks and years.
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Napoleon
St. Helena
Count Las Cases
Lad
A Penguin Devotion Survives a Spike on Deck
A shipboard account describes an extraordinary penguin core to life after a spike mounted through its beak and fin. The narrator recalls guarding the creature as it waddles upright, seemingly unfazed, despite the weapon still fixed to its skull.
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Southern Croes
G. BE. Borchgrerink
Leslie
Just the Thing for Rising Bread? A Humorous Quote
A Portland Oregonian joke scene shows a young wife lamenting how to raise her bread while her inhuman husband suggests using jack screws or a derrick. The remark ends with the husband startled by a cold supper.
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Portland
Oregonian
Reply From Tennyson On Horace And Keats Masters
A correspondent asked Tennyson if he drew his tapropration from Horace and Keats. He replied that Horace and Keats were great masters, but not his masters.
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Tennyson
Horace
Eats
Keata
The Aggravation of It Exchange Line
A fragmented humorous exchange misquotes a map and a person about temper and age. The text notes old word uses such as meddle meaning to concern someone, with garbled typography and stray letters in a Berigtures context.
Organizing a Sons of Veterans Camp Urged by Local G. A. R.
The G. A. R. Post receives a division commander's appeal to form a Sons of Veterans camp in the city. The letter stresses preserving veterans' memory, aiding the post, and ensuring Memorial Day observance as posts decline without younger generation support. Adjutant E. G. Lees signs, with Commander T. F. Vannecom.
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Sons of Veterans
G. A. Geisler
Sons of Veter‘ans
S. of V
Uttless
E.G. Lees
T.F. Vannecom
Clever Swindler Targeted Wisconsin Firms
A man calling himself Glines attempted to swindle J M Braun in Appleton out of 50 to 100 dollars claiming ties to Menasha Wooden Ware and Upham Manufacturing. Braun alerted by phone and learned no such employee existed. the suspect, Martin Glines, had prior arrests and a Wausau sentence. He recently left Antigo for Wausau.
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Appleton
Wis
Glines
J. M. Braun
Mr. Braun
Menasha Wooden ‘Ware
Woods
Upham Manufacturing Company
Marshfield
Braun
Minor
Menasha Wooden Ware Company
Menasha
Wausau
Waupun
Finney
Martin Glines
Antigo
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Williams & Bailey
Robert M. la Fochette
Janis 0. Davinson
Warter L. Houser
E. §. Bexor
Jacos Searls
Seneca
E. A. Uphan
Cuas
A. Popawittz
Arpin
L. W. Pitts
Pittsville
Jacob Lusk
Auburndale
The
Times
Heaven
Earth
George Pierce Kila
Sexton Brothers
Vt E
Gents
Widerspels
Marshfield, Wis
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