Obsoratory Miss Pinkerton Learns a Lesson in Intrusion
An observatory-placed Miss Pinkerton spies on neighbors and uncovers a graveyard secret. Evelyn Pleasanton confesses a hidden shame as Reginald Clemens and others confront the meddler. The revelation ends with Pinkerton facing consequence for prying into others affairs. The final note asks what last observation she made from her window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biles Eliza Pinkerton
Evelyn Pleasanton
Relyn
Chen
Miss Pickerton
Reginald
Reginald Clemens
Miss Pinkerton
Observatory
Marelyn
Anton
Evelyn
Lewaldluyr
Mr. Starkweather
Arnol
Misa Pinkerton
Nise Pinkerton
Miss Finkerton
Wisconsin praised for tuberculosis stamp campaign leadership
Wisconsin receives praise from national anti tuberculosis leaders at the American Public Health association convention in Milwaukee. Dr Livingston Farrand John A Kingsbury and Lawrence Velker commend Wisconsin for selling the large per capita Christmas stamps in 1909 and for the state’s outstanding net revenue, noting the strong business system of the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association. They cite Wisconsin as leading the country in per capita sales and urge continued support for next campaigns, outdoor schools, sanatorium work, and education efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
American Public Health Association
Milwaukee
Livingston Farrand
National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
John A. Kingsbury
National Conference of Tuberculosis
Lawrence Velker
New York
Calder
Rochester
East
Mr. Kingsbury
Wiscosin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Wisconsin Association
Dunn Proposes Proxy Voting By Wives For Busy Voters
Montena Dunn of LaCrosse proposes a legislative bill authorizing a wife to cast a husband s vote via proxy when the husband cannot attend the polls. Dunn, inventor of the Dunn seated ballot, argues this would mobilize more voters and boost turnout by empowering registered voters to delegate voting power to their wives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montena Dunn
LaCrosse
Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Spencer and Abbotsford residents visit Spencer area
Spencer reporters note Miss Rispa Crowell spending weekend with Colby friends and Miss Marguerite Hinckley from Abbotsford calling in Spencer on Thursday. E Langdon heads to Minnesota, Everett Hersch of Laval high school meets C F Schaub, Miss Elizabeth DeLap visits Spencer, and Lee Pickett starts final year at Rice Lake high school. Mrs. D S Householder returns from Marshfield hospital. Lee Hanson returns from Marshfield work. Mary Hanson plans a ten day trip to Waupaca Fond du Lac Oakfield. Mr and Mrs William Weaver travel to Chicago with Mrs A W Martin and Valda. and Jos Harrington’s horse accident leaves him briefly injured after a frightened horse spooks a bicyclist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Pickett
Rice Lake
D. S. Householder
Marshfield
Mary Hanson
Waupaca
Fond du Lac
Oakfield
William Weaver
Chicago
A. W. Martin
Valda
Jos. Harrington
Bethel Academy opens with regional attendances noted
Bethel announces the Academy opens Wednesday with students arriving from many states early in the week. Local posts show Bethel residents returning from Grand Rapids camp meeting amid heavy rain. Mrs Pearl visits with Zeruah Alton and Elnora Riehl of Vernal Minnesota. Miss Mabel Cutler resumes Wis Tract Society secretaryship. Thurston elected Wisconsin Conference president, with prior leadership in Canadian Union and Kansas Conference S D A. Pastor Postlethwaite to speak at Presbyterian church next Sunday at 1 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Rapids
Bethel Academy
Roy Jennings
Mesdames
Laura Jennings
Alice McCrillis
Pearl
Zeruah Alton
Elnora Riehl
Verndale
Minnesota
Mabel Cutler
Bethel
Wis, Tract Society
W. H. Thurston
Ela. Thurston
Kansas
Lost Sample Case in Soo yards Near Depot
A tan square cornered sample case about 24 inches long and 8 inches thick was lost or stolen near the Soo yards by the depot last Saturday around six in the afternoon. It contains three tags with the owner’s name and address. A liberal reward will be paid for its return. Deliver to Mr. Atwood, agent for Soo Railway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soo
Atwood
Soo Railway
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marion L. Baker
Mongena Dunn
Spencer
Rispa Crowell
Colby
Marguerite Hinckley
Abbotsford
Elizabeth DeLap
Lee Hanson
Sam Adams
York
E. Heath
Ethel Heath
Oleson
Academy
Mr. Bmecchessey
Miss Keisling
U. S
Town Hall
Geo. Eyers
Geo, Bort
Marsh
Postlethwaite
Presbyterian Church
Headquarters’ For Sporting Goods
UMC
Remington Sa
Tan
LK. Wynn
Sterling
Hlinols
Campbell’s Soups
Marshfield State Bank
State of Wisconsin
Furniture
Nxt
Hecka
Gauh
Totel
Gaplai
Daposita
J Ag
State OF
Govwry Or Woopf
S- I
Amos Roll
Calular
B. Edwards
Notary Public
Jorgenson
Roenig Diractors
Henry Icke
Christensen- Abel Co
Marshfield, Wis
Adolphina Schwan
West C Street
John Dotzel
Kliner, Lang and Scharmann CO
Marshfield Business College
Potter's Drug Store
M. L. Clancy, B. A
Pan-American Nurseries
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