Mormon Elders canvass in city for missions reach
Bilder Wrigham Gardner Jr of Afton Wyoming and Elder Thos G Reese of Beaver Utah have secured permission to canvass and distribute tracts for the Latter Day Saints. They will conduct house to house work and street meetings for about a month, with two street meetings weekly. They emphasize non solicitation and describe missionaries as volunteers from varied trades who devote years at their own expense. They deny polygamy and claim only a small minority previously practiced it. They aim to explain faith, build strong church organization, and not merely convert.
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Bilder Wrigham Gardner Jr
Afton
Wyoming
Thos. G. Reese
Beaver
Utah
Latter Day Saints
Mormon Church
Reese and
Gardner
Women lead campaign to provide literature to lumber camps
Mrs. W. H. Upham heads a movement in Wisconsin and across northwestern states to collect camp foremen addresses so good reading is sent to lumber workers through headquarters. The effort aims to deter saloons near camps, keep men sober and industrious, and ease winter isolation by supplying reading material.
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Thg W.u. 1
W. H. Upham
Mississippi Valley Lumberman
Upham
Wisconsin
Praises Wisconsin National Guard at Camp Griffin encampment
Lieut Edward Chyno weth of the U S regular army reports to Adj Gen Boardman that the Wisconsin National Guard performed at a very high order during the encampment and deserves first rank among U S guards. Armory inspections by Maj C R Williams will yield camp work markings.
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Adj
Boardman
Edward Chynoweth
U. S. Regular Army Service
Camp Griffin
Wisconsin National Guard
United States
Bad Machine for Bugs at Pan American Fair
Walter Mason, noted photographer visiting Buffalo, describes an inventor selling a bug destroying device at the fair. The torch-lit tin pan design lures insects to water, touted as economical for potato bugs, with over 40,000 sold this season. The Milwaukee Free Press notes northern county leads in crops and exhibits at the state fair.
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Walter Mason
Wisconsin
Mr. Mason
Bufffalo
Mason
Milwaukee Free Press
Walworth
Waukesha
Douglas
Flint
Met Defeat At Stanley By Local Aggregation
The Stanley crack team, unbeaten in the region, defeated a mixed Marshfield lineup last Sunday, four to one after five innings, with Helixan Specht and Stauss the star battery. Cebell pitched well for Stanley, and Desbrow’s hair saved a shutout. Umpiring was praised and the game remained quiet and orderly.
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Stanley
Marshfield
Willson
Peter LaBelle
Helixan
Specht
Stauss
Star Battery
Cebell
Earl Desbrow
Maiehfilld
Pamley
Ti Lient
A Minister's Good Work in Loyal
Rev and Mrs J A Hill begin Saturday for the annual west Wisconsin district conference closing their first year at Loyal. The Hills are praised as universally beloved by church members and locals for their earnest preaching, hard work, and debt reduction from 1100 to about 500. Neighbors urge the bishop to send them back.
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J. A. Hill
West Wisconsin
Hill
Loyal
Speaks Up for Marshfield at Wisconsin Fair
E L Reese cashier of First National Bank Marshfield was registered at the Kirby en route home from Dodgeville. He praised northern Wisconsin and Marshfield citing strong agricultural exhibits, manufacturing potential, and superior transportation facilities as reasons for investment and growth. Milwaukee Sentinel.
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E. L. Reese
First National Bank
Marshfield
Milwaukee Sentinel
Missing 17 year old John Lang last seen in Marathon City
Dispatch from Marathon City reports 17 year old John Lang has been missing since April. He lived on Clark street after two years at Stevens Point Normal and was not in school at the time. He may have gone to Chicago with help from local friends who may know his whereabouts.
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Marathon City
John Lang
Stevens ‘Point Normal
Clark Street
Chicago
Jevers Point
Excursion Tickets to Milwaukee Exposition
Excursion tickets to Milwaukee Exposition at reduced rates on Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. Return valid through the following Monday. Apply at Chicago and Northwestern Railway 4415.
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Nortwestern
Arents Chicago & Northwestern Ry
Low rate excursion tickets to Pan American Exposition
Excursion fares advertised via Northwestern and Omaha lines to Buffalo and Milwaukee state fair. Includes specific routes, dates, return limits, and agent contact, with illustrated booklet offered for two cents postage. Rates to Chippewa Falls and La Crosse via Omaha Line listed, limited sale periods through September.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Chicago
Lnes
W.B. Ikern
Milwaukee State Fair
Chippewa Falls
Omaha
la Crosse
Wis
Excursion Rates via Wisconsin Central Railroad
Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo New York runs May to November with tickets on sale now. For full particulars apply E C Frost local agent.
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Wisconsin Central Railroad
Buffalo N. Y
E. C. Frost
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