Evening Features at State Fair Milwaukee
Two major nightly entertainments at the Milwaukee State Fair run September 7 to 11. In the Live Stock Judging Amphitheater open horse shows with riding and driving, plus Liberati's Concert Band concerts. In front of the grand stand illuminated auto races and high class fireworks by Pain Pyrotechnic Co. of Chicago. The New Colorado Special Electric Hightech leaves Chicago for Denver daily at 10 A.M. with through service to Colorado Springs and Pueblo, Pullman, reclining chair, and dining car options at $30 round trip.
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Liberati
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Pain Pyrotechnic Company of
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Denver
Pullman
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Union Pacific
North Western
North Western Line
Foreclosure Sale of Wood County Real Estate
July 29 action of Mathias Hinukenhui Plain t/i Maggie Wolf and John Wolf Grace Cole Fred Cule Jacobo Sturm and George Reynolds. Sheriff announces public auction to highest bidder at City Hall North Door Marinfield Wood County Wisconsin on Sept 10 1908 at 10 oclock for the mortgaged premises described as Lot 6 section 6 township 25 range 3 east of the fourth principal meridian.
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Soph. V.au Cireult Cours
Wood County
Wisconsin
Mathias Hinukenhui
Maggie Wolf
John Wolf
Grace. Cole
Fred Cule
Jacobo Sturm
George H. Reynolds
Tondinus
Wiscoualy
Maralefield
Wood
Wisconal
Rouge
A.D
Wissonsin
Bred Warsinske
Sherri
Alaska Wheat a Fake Warns Farmers in Tribune
The Grand Rapids Tribune recalls warnings about the Alaska wheat touted at $20 a bushel. Letters and clippings from Experiment Stations and the Sat urday Evening Post debunk the claims, calling it a get rich quick scheme and urging farmers to avoid the seed.
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Grand Rapids Tribune
Alaska
Telfer
D. A. Telfer
Implement News
W. H. Olin
Colorado Experiment Station
Saturday Evening Post
Adams
Idaho
The Little Things in Farm Life Bring Big Loss Savings
A Farm Star article argues small details determine profits, urging tests for milling quality and attention to seeds, livestock, and timing. It warns that one failing grain, hog, or chick can cut profits, stacking minor losses into a large gap.
Clover seed prospects hinge on weather and timing
The piece reviews clover seed prospects across the region noting early cuttings and good stands boost yields, while delayed mowing risks reduced second growth from grasshoppers. It stresses saving every bushel to meet rising demand and explains price differences between brown heads and full bloom harvests. It cites Wallace's Farmer on early cutting value.
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Ijly
Wallace
Widow pensioners urged to mail certificates for increased rate
Widows eligible for higher pension under the April 19 1908 act must mail their pension certificates to U S pension agent in Milwaukee. Certificates must be stamped to authorize the twelve dollar rate before October vouchers can be mailed. F H Madgeburg U S Pension Agent Milwaukee Wis urges immediate action.
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Heastan Titel
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Williams
Business College
Oshkosh, Wis
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Roosevelt
Himself
Parker and Jones
Barger
Hay
Brand Sc.hotiles
Philo Bay Spec. Co
Newark
H. J. Hay
Sexton Bros
R., i. Strauss
Sexton Brothers
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