Davidson Movement Grows As Wisconsin Bosses Align
Madison reports indicate Lieut. Gov. Davidson is forming an organization to influence the Republican gubernatorial nomination. Supporters claim he operates independently of Gov. La Follette and is assembling clerks, deputies, and job holders from the state house. Connor, Lenroot, and party figures are cited as wary as Davidson gains momentum amid shifting alliances and civil service concerns. Milwaukee Sentinel notes county fair activity by Connor backers and a physician tour at Marshfield.
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Madison
Davidson
Calong
State House
Connor
Conner
Capitol
Washington
Anchorage
Strate Houser
Fry
Davidsen
Lenroot
Dick White
Jefferson and
Beaver Dam
Connor Posilities
Milwaukee Sentinel
Opening meeting of Ladies Travel Class in October program
The opening meeting was held Monday evening October 2 with a fine program and enthusiastic audience. Refreshments followed. October 9 program includes roll call on native states a policy of the United States Mormon topics and suffrage excerpts. notes on Julia Ward Howe and Indigestion remedies are also listed. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea is advertised by Sexton Bros.
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Miss Winch
R. Upham
P. J. Kraus
United States
Lathrop Mormons
Cracraft
Pioneer Advocates
Tiffault
Julia Ward Howe
Mason
Bishop Clark and the Polite Stranger in a Boston Lecture
The account recalls a comic scene at a Boston lecture where Right Rev Thomas L Clark bishop of Rhode Island mistaken a stranger for someone else. He urged the man beside him to punch the ostensibly disruptive figure causing a humorous misunderstanding. The umbrella bearer confronted the misidentification and the incident unfolded with ongoing amusement while the speaker continued unaware. An unrelated 1905 notice from McMillan Grange Mutual Fire Insurance Co. details a 3 and 6 mills assessment to cover listed losses totaling 2711.50 due by December 2 1905 with a 2 percent weekly penalty for late payment.
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Ishop Clark
Thomas L. Clark
Rhode Island
Bostab
Bishop Clack
Courag
Boston
McMillan Grange Mutual Fire Insurance Co
McMillan
Wis
Filer A. Hephner
Friedrich Schuster
iConrad Schalk
Dan Hayes
Luke That Strew Heat and a Transylvania Lake Mystery
A quirky tale from City Star about a boastful Ohio attorney in Michigan and a judge’s rebuke. It also describes Madeve in Transylvania where a sun warm lake sits atop salt-rich rock and saltwater behavior under varying temperatures, noting experiments on heat absorption in saturated solution.
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Madeve
Transylvania
Grace Knives of the Sixteenth Century Variants
A description of four part basilica style grace knives from the sixteenth century. Each blade bears Latin inscriptions for grace before and after meat. Sets of four match the four vocal parts bass tenor alto treble and are stored in an upright feathered case before the diners. The specimen reads I've this beneficiis Deus gratias egimus tibi praising God for gifts.
Notes on Old Language Links in Horse Terms
The text traces how words for horse and kinship evolved from older languages. It explains mares and filly origins, linking French and Scandinavian roots to terms like Ally, fille, mare, and marshal, noting shifts in meaning from horse master to master of the horse.
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Shakespeare
Puck
Boundary Mapping Effort Spurs Precise European Survey
The article notes the boundary line between Norway and Sweden is the most minutely exact in Europe. Each touched parish receives a detailed plan, renewed every ten years, with the complete surveying work carefully repeated each time, reflecting ongoing accuracy and systematic effort.
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Mont Accurate
Norway
Swelen
Europe
Pearson
Qualities Valued in Intimate Differences
A snippet from Nineteenth Century thought on romantic bias notes that men love women for genuine qualities rather than possessions, while women value qualities men do not pretend to possess. It underscores differing charms in cross sex intimacy.
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Hhe Wan
Notice to Contractors for Sewer Construction on Central Ave
Sealed bids for constructing sewers on Central Avenue between 4th and 3rd streets will be received until 12 o'clock noon Thursday October 12 1905 at the office of the City Clerk. Plans and specifications are at the City Clerk's office. M G Purck ENateixn City Clerk.
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Central Avenue
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Nearly new and room for rent at barn complex
Short ad offers nearly new rooms and a barn for ten dollars per month. Inquiries directed to local residence to contact for details and availability.
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W.M. Buckle
Grand Rapids
Thammas Hotel
Marshfield
Hollister
Sexton Bros
M. C. Lueckenbach
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Germantown
Angora
Tiffault-Kamps Merc. Co
Ben Lang
Michigan
Ohi
Lin
City Star
Local Market Report
Hurley
Shesyengh
Teyew
GopynichTs
Consul
Kandecok
Uidnet Aguriey
Mung & Co
Rad Weekly
Fanpaelentiie Puenui
Newadentarn
Munn & Go
New York
F St
D.C
Incorporated
Wood County
Taylor & Scott Co., Wood County Abstracts
Wisconsin
American National Bank
State Depository
W. D. Coxxor
Marshfield, Wis
E. E. Wixen
State of
G. Sixpemars
Jacos Leinwander
D-Connor
EE. Winch
E.m.deming
P.n.christensen
G. H. Reynolds
K.w.doege
Robt. Connor
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