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Newspaper
Mineral Point Tribune
Location
Mineral Point, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1906
Page
4
An advertisement touts the Varsity style suit from Hart Schaffner Marx, stressing authenticity and exclusivity. It warns against lookalikes and argues that all wool garments offer lasting value and worth the higher price.
Miss Tonkin of Mineral Point visits Linden with sister Mrs. Carroll while Mr. Frank Noel remains ill. Visitors T Workman and Jesse Roach come from Colorado to see Superintendent Gribble. Mrs Gribble is Roach’s aunt. Thomas Batten to Cobb for lumber. a wagon accident left him with a broken arm and bruises. Uncle Charley Weston faces declining health in Edmund. Platteville residents drill on land owned by Mrs. Edith Harwick east of Linden.
Frank Bohan constructed a neat picket fence on Scott street in Hollandale. Constable Harry Pengelly traveled from Dodgeville Monday afternoon to arrest Elmer Steensland on charges of drunkenness and disorderly conduct.
The note compares two suits as similar, saying both are good and share similar clothing quality and standard.
A man named Charles Black staged a high risk burglary to seek the thrill of being caught. He led detectives on a 600 mile chase, then publicly defied them in court. Williams, as his alias, was found guilty after an unusual defense and sentenced to two years in state prison. He used the experience to study prison caste and cash value of freedom.
A promotional excerpt urges readers to discard external crutches and rely on inner worth. It argues the self reliant person is sought after and never disappointed by depending on oneself, citing a Success Magazine quote attributed to O S Maiden.
The article cites Harpers Weekly noting tobacco smoke contains nicotine and various chemicals, highlighting venomous risks. It then traces the origin of the phrase under the rose to Greek myth and ancient banquets where rose clusters signified secrecy and non repetition.
Levi Wilbur Pollard leaves next week for Fort Smith to perform his first Chautauqua engagement of the season. The Primitive Methodist suit against Plymouth Congregational church has moved to the state supreme court on appeal from the circuit court judgment. Also noted are local visits, graduates, a school declamation winner, a Northwestern Medical School graduate, and plans for the Iowa County Fair with Jubilee Singers, base ball games, and races.
Bluffton Indiana resident M F Burroughs testifies that Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is the best bowel trouble remedy for his family. He urges purchasing now from Iveys Pharmacy as summer approaches and emergencies arise.
A measured ode extols the anonymous forward-thinker who pays for goods and services, funder of editors and merchants, whose steady purchases keep the town alive. The piece elevates this prudent customer as more vital than any behind-the-scenes figure.
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