Wisconsin State Fair Opens in Rain
The Wisconsin State Fair opened amid drizzle and cold rain. Exhibits and events faced delays with races postponed to a later day while officials hailed the midway and machinery shed as top attractions despite wet weather. Secretary True and President McKerrow praised the complete livestock displays and high class exhibits once the rain eased.
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Frito Calla
Madison
Trua
Horeomen
Ull
McKerrow
Tts
Woodward Quiet Ministry Ends in Wisconsin Conference
The Wisconsin Conference of the M. I. Church met at Edgerton to review Rev. W. H. Woodward's case. A verdict recommended reprimand, but Woodward resigned before action, and the charge against the district superintendent was dismissed as without sound basis. The conference will reduce districts from five to four next year and Edgerton hosted generous hospitality for visiting ministers.
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Wisconsin
M. I. Church
Edgerton
W. H. Woodward
Woodward
Hie
S. Ad. Anderson
Ood
September Crop Report Shows Mixed Yields and Averages
The September department of agriculture crop report lists corn at 78.2 percent condition on September 1, spring wheat harvested at 3.1 dollars per unit, barley 69.8, oats 83.3, and hay yield at 1.44 tons. Total production is indicated at 50,126,000 tons, versus 64,988,000 tons final in 1909, with average quality at 2.5 dollars.
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Department of Agriculture
Crop Reporting Board
City Superintendents Convention Heads to Madison
State Superintendent C Z Cary calls the annual city superintendents convention to meet in Madison October 7 8 with speakers including Prof J Judd and Prof C B Mann from Chicago and Prof M S Slaughter of Wisconsin University. A discussion on judging teacher efficiency will follow and Cary urges cooperation on night trade schools per 1909 legislature.
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C. Z. Cary
Madison
J. Judd
Education
University At Chicago
M. S. Slaughter
Wisconsin University
C. &. Mann
University of Chicago
David Elmey
The
Normal School of Normal
Pti
EB. ©. Elliott
University of Wisconsin Wl
Caryissa
Counties lag in returns as state races tally slow
Secretary Brear reports only forty three counties have sent in results with no congressional or senatorial districts complete yet. In assembly districts two districts spanning multiple counties are finished. Adams Marinette saw George W. Holliday defeat W. B. Bingham 1 16 to 735. Ed Urquhart beat George J. Osterman in the Price Paylor district 1,367 to 775.
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Brear
Adams-Marinette
George W. Holliday
W. B. Bingham
Ed. Urquhart
George J. Osterman
Price-Paylor
Bears and legal notes dominate Wisconsin column
Greenwood reports a bear and cub sighting with a man catching a cub but fleeing from the others. La Crosse notes Dunn coupon ballot trial for proxy voting. Portage recounts a one‑armed officer shooting a man. Rittenhouse, a U.S. private, was injured. Milwaukee notes a 62‑pound muskellunge caught near Rhinelander. Marinette reports a jury’s disagreement in a whipping case. Ottawa bond deal sells to N. W. Halsey & Co. Marinette details a hunting accident. Kenosha flags a potential attorney general nomination. Marinette reports growing families. another resident survives poisoning attempt. Monroe notes a wagon incident. Madison expects higher valuation. Eau Claire reports a box car fire. Markesan lists a coach’s injury. Relott records a fatal wagon accident. A Stoughton storm causes damage but boosts crops.
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Greenwood
Mark Chadwick
Chadwick
la Crosse
Marcena Dunn
Aventor
Dunn
Eau Claire
Portage
John Hammer
Richard Rittenhose
New York
Rittenhouse
Mr. Rittenhouse
Twentyseventh Infantry
Sparta
Fort Sheridan
Milwaukee
Asherman
Wisconsin
Rhinelander
Howard Kelley
Bis Friends
Kelley
Lake Laura
Marinette
Gireult Y Court
Ina Lambert
Sevasaput
Dour County
Boneta Marsh
Ponijan
Ottawa
N. W. Halsey & Co
Chicago
Beath & Co
Frank Cardy
Jacksonport
Kenosha
Robert
Verne Baker
Kenosha County
Frank T. Tucker
Baker
Marivette
Joseph Martells
Goodman
Marinette County
Rank Bobros
Paris Green
Monroe
Henry Stominger
Om Bridge
Juda
Steininger
Madison
Minenegponig
Monomifiee Junction
Markesan
Ernaner
Yosemite House
Riage
Relott
Ole Lunn
Rock Ccoty
Hig Farm
Stoughton
No Modernized Bible Says Critics Favor King James Style
A letter disputes plans for a modernized Bible in everyday language. The writer argues the King James Version preserves Saxon words and classic English better than any renovation and rebukes efforts to imitate a hybrid modern English form.
Cuticle Cuticura Soap Ad Promotes Skin Care
An old advertisement extols Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment for skin scalp and hair care. It highlights cleansing and soothing properties, promising relief from itching irritation and clogged pores, and inviting readers to request the Cuticura Book from Potter Drug & Chem Corp Boston. A narrative follows of a beach scene at Atlantic City and a man recalling a past meeting with a woman, hinting at social tension and the era’s tone.
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Potter Drag & Chem. Corp
Boston
Mass
Fall Millinery Notes and Mil waukee Dealers
Fashion notes discuss the fall hat season and how Milwaukee’s Blumenfeld Lever and the Progressive Millinery House lead pricing. The piece touts millinery quality, low prices, and directs shoppers to ask for a hat with no OB while praising the trade. It mentions Mrs Winston and a mix of unrelated lines about children, sea battles, and postcard collection as filler.
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Indien
Morogh
Inilies
Blumenfeld
Lever & Hr
Minwaukee
Milwat
Chereby
Vanude
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Wisconsin Medical Women's Association
Republican House
State Board of Health
M. Adeline Riddle
Oshkosh
Nelle P. Nuire
Fort At Kingon
Lucia Hager
Minnie AL. Hawkins
Oconto
H. M. Dreppes
Dare
Dane County
Qkc
Milwaukee County
Wisconsia Free Seaach For the Deaf
Badgers
David &. Bartle
Robert Bucka
Frederick Willian Miller
Andrew Reid
Robert Law
George W. Snyder
Alert Brower
William H. Brown
James Crozier
Joseph HH
Doppler
Alfred A. Dow
Ary E. Gleason
Elizabeth Polin
Honry Keatz
George J. Pitt
Willam Sandmier
William Bison
James H. Handy
King Jamies Vergion
Success Magazine
Atlantic City
Winstown
Lydia E. Pinkham
Huon
Ohio
Lena Carmacino
Hudson
St Regis
Lydia E.pinkbram
J. H Bieyére
St Regis Falls
Lydia B. Pinkham
Clauda
Clnerper
Grultesard Corea
Wisconsin Keeley Institute
Waukesha
Standard OK. Co
Ascot Free
Colony Homestead Company Board of Trade
Teriny Cag
Gy W. Ruckes
Brunswick
Benedict
Anise Saad
the Centaur Companys
Bears
Gastoria
Tiree
Matt Hrecht
Ballicrador Dauphin Ca
Teta
Mysel Ead
Chas
Sansas
H Bool
Féananton
Lyra
Finlds
WNN
Sant Mendortul Parallilities Aiorca
Ria
Ustuatraghiaca
Milwaukes
Milwaukee Directory
Achlunes
Sumner
Biwigkoe
AriLomoble
Cottinereral Jaw
Yentoanship
Lara Catalog
Alex. C. Mefeusid
Tatts
C. A. Hoffman
Ite
Marquette University
Lal
Pharmacy Academy
Business Administration
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