A Close Graze A Close Graze
Glen Worden arrives in Creston where a belligerent miner Rustler Dan menaces Gretchen Wallace, an orphan living in the town jail. Worden intervenes, thwarts Dan, and escorts Gretchen home. After a perilous escape to the railroad, Gretchen reveals her gratitude and Worden’s protective bond deepens as she becomes his sister.
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Creston
Worden
Ada Kaw
Glen Worden
Dutcer
Castler
Treame
Rustler Dan
Bi Glal
Gretchen Wallace
Gretchen
Gretehen
Gretehon
Gretehon Lee
Leland
Tral Ress
Nic
Greer
Sue
St. T
Amgel
Togal Prins
Uretchen Lee
Mafel Worden
Hogs Win Decision In Wisconsin Supreme Court Case
The Wisconsin Supreme Court in Clack v Watubold declares hogs have rights to pens adjacent to a summer cottage. The owner sued to enjoin hogs from muttering near the pigpen, but the court held pens must be kept with reasonable elegance and hogs' rights can be equal to the cottage owner’s if hogs are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Wisconsia
Watubold
Russian censorship of democracy shocks British delegate
Compositor W S Sanders reports from Petrograd that Russia enforces a powerful censorship of democracy. He recalls newspaper compositors refusing to set up or later beating passages of any speech not pleasing to the party's advanced line.
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W. S. Sanders
Petrograd
Russia
London News
Not Much Difference In Father's Taxi Fare Tale
An old man visiting his son at school discusses a taxi fare mix up with the youth. The father calmly notes a distinction between a tuss driver and a taxidermist, while muttering about a line of words. The dialogue ends with a muddled, phonetic flourish.
Beauty Beat Leads Two Reporters Toward Marriage
Cecile Dayton and Tom Landreth meet amid newsroom pressures and a heated career clash. He proposes a life partnership and marriage after plotting a joint venture in journalism and solving a Sunday beauty page story controversy. The scene unfolds in a 1917 McClure syndicate tale.
Wrong Recruit Papers Served on Hull Baby
A two months old Hull baby boy was served with call-up papers after the mother brought the infant to a recruiting office and reported an error. The husband is a discharged soldier, but the papers were not intended for him or any other household member.
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Hull
England
Beauty for All Who Seek
A reflective piece extols beauty as universal and accessible to the poor. It argues that appreciating nature and art elevates the soul, eases drudgery, and refines character, linking aesthetic joy to spiritual uplift and resilience.
Libraries of Real Service in the Modern Public Library
The article praises a shift in libraries from private book collections to public access. It notes growing reference services, a move toward taking books to the public, and the librarian as a public servant discovering and meeting patron needs with available printed information. It highlights the profession’s evolving role in serving society.
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Rilice
Platinum Filaments in Telescope Wires
A brief note states spider wells face objections as not perfectly light and tough. Troy instrument makers replace spider web with platinum wire, achieving diameters as fine as one twenty thousandth of an inch. Such threads are invisible to the naked eye and require careful handling and mounting by skilledg professionals.
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The
Companion
Ecard
Paper Nesting Wasps Show Precision in Colony Life
The article describes paper nest wasps building colonies with many workers, several males and multiple queens. They produce waterproof paper from wood pulp, gather materials from dead wood, and store winter in sheltered sites. Queens live long and assist nest building and egg laying in spring.
Are You Looking Old Chamberlains Tablets Ad
An advertisement urges readers to keep liver and bowels healthy to feel younger. It promotes Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for constipation and biliousness, claiming easy use and wide availability everywhere.
Seeing Oneself in Art and Humor
A passage from A Student in ArmA discusses how a dramatic sense and humor arise from outside self judgment. It notes artists must avoid egoism, see all characters as part of the broader story, and that prayer offers the truest proportion and humor as the author designed the tale.
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Arma
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W. G. Chapman
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Cecile Dayton
Tom Laodret
Lhen T
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Star
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Cecile
Gen
Tom
Thor
Red Cross
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Toro Landreth
Rey
Hatej
Sur
Cadhe
Ceclie
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Tor
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Geelle
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McClure
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Mansion House
D. L. Miller
West Sth St
Elle
Eagle Hotel
C. Hulee & Son
Wausau
Wis
George J. Jacques
Neillsville
Geo. H. Welton
A. Kleintieinz & Son
Tate
Wisconsin
Wood County
Victor Paterson
Grand County of
Wood
P. A.peterson
Victor Peterson
Marshfield
Oid County
Court House
Vickor Petersen
W. J. Conway
Cameron
F. F. Deckert
South Central Avenue
Wisconsin Motor & Machinery
Sparr Cereal Mills
John Seubert
City Hall
National Medical Inilwaukee
Wes
Chichester
Diemo
Berg
Professional Directory Physicians
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K. W. Rowse
Over Raye
Vedder
Vedder Physigans & Surgeons
Br. J
H. A. Vedder
Oldice
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Altorney-at-Law
PA & Rk
BR. Williams
Sexton Drug Store
Edward N. Pomainville
Grand Rapids, Wis
W. T
Ofice
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Cudar
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Edward Halle
South
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C.B. Edwards
Over Marshfield State Bank
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