Armory Easter Party Draws Record Crowd for Co H Anniversary
Co H marked its twenty fifth anniversary with an Easter armory party drawing about 200 couples on the dance floor and over 300 tickets sold. Prof Wilmer's orchestra led a Sousa finale as Lieut Col Stearns and Mrs Young led a pared line, supper followed, and net receipts of the campfire and party are expected to reach 750 with 500 likely for armory improvements and debt payment.
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Co. H
Armory
Wilmer
Sousa
D. A. Stearns
C. S. Young
Col. Stearns
Monroe clash over Sunday camp fire in ministerial union war
In Monroe a dispute arose between the four pastors of the Monroe Ministerial union and the event committees over holding a Sunday homecoming and twenty fifth anniversary celebration on Easter weekend. The ministers urged Sabbath observance while the committee, led by F L Hodges, backed the Sunday gathering, fueling a campaign of scripture ads in local papers.
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The
Milwaukee Sentinel
Monroe
Ministerial Association
Ministerial Union
F. L. Hodges
Twin Grove Correspondence of Local Declarations and Visits
Mrs. Allethe Barnhill and Alma suffered grip last week while Ranson Holmes and Vina show illness. Beloit visitors Glen and Harry Evans stayed with Sam and Mrs Benage. Minnesota visitor Fiburger visited relatives including Mrs. Ransom Holmes. Easter seen by many families including Hoyland and Co H anniversary in Monroe. Numerous social visits noted among Barnhill, Pinnow, Thorp, Emrick, Raymer, Holmes, and other area residents. Cows traded losses for Randall and Chambers.
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Ranson Holmes
Vina
Messrs
Glen and
Harry Evans
Beloit
Sam Benage
Ben Hoyland
Monroe
Co. H
Steve Schadt
Glen
Clyde Chambers
al. Chilson
Sam Weaver
Will Timm
Hazel Emrick
Juda
John Raymer
Ruth Raymer
John Emrick
Swartz
Barnhill
Mark Randall
Floyd Chambers
Clayte Bolender
Dodgeville
Ransom Holmes
Playing a Trump Card
A separated couple in a strained marriage discusses abandonment. The wife plans to go abroad with her mother to escape the husband who seeks a companion, possibly Mrs Beardslee, while he resists and contemplates divorce as a route to a housekeeper replacement. They end by agreeing to theater to delay confrontation.
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Bluebeard House
Harriet
Mrs. Beardslee
Eugene Holmes Burt
Cape Parliament Targets African Traders with Capital Test
The Cape parliament in South Africa passed a bill requiring traders to keep proper books and threatened to refuse licenses unless the trader proves capital and not a man of straw.
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Cape
South Africa
Reverend Clapton Rings 720-Change Bell Peal at Stebbing
The Rev. E. Clapton, rector of Stebbing Essex, assisted at a bell peal of 720 changes on a recent Sunday. He then conducted the service sermon and played the organ during the parish church rites.
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E. Clapton
Stebbing
Essex
England
Severe Theatrical Criticism in Warsaw
A prominent actress reports two bombs were thrown on the stage during a Warsaw performance. The incident marks a severe strike of theatrical criticism amid ongoing unrest.
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Warsaw
Hungary Allocates 17.5 Million Yearly to Technical Schools
Hungary spends 17,500,000 dollars annually on its technical and agricultural schools to support education and farming technology. The figure highlights the government's emphasis on vocational training and development.
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Hungary
Georgia Judge Bans Bridge Whist as Bad as Craps
A Georgia judge declares bridge whist as bad as craps and shows no special aspirations, labeling the game a vice and urging caution. The remark frames a courtroom remark reflecting legal attitudes toward gambling culture.
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Georgia
Cupid's Throne Is Cold at Midnight Cemetery Lane
A fragment notes a lonely sight beside a cemetery at midnight near Atchison. A ham mock on the front porch appears after the first frost, depicting a stark, odd scene in a rural setting.
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Cupid
Wash Goods Stock Promises Rich Variety at Great Prices
A Wisconsin catalog note highlights a large wash fabrics display featuring checks and plaids, mercerized finishes, and sheer muslins. It promotes Arcadian Silk and other textured fabrics, with prices from 7c to 56c and a vast selection of ginghams and madras shirtings across 3000 yards and 2000 pieces.
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Madras
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Co. H’s
Christ
Twin Grove
Allethe Barnhill
Alma
Mr. Fiburger
Minnesota
Wake Whitehead
John Pinnow
Mr. Andre
Polk
Will Conn
Kittie Deininger
Dave Thorp
Olive Whitehead
Walworth
Wis
Frank Minor
Bertie Bridge
Rolla Miller
Will Miller
Will Williams
Cedarville
Illinois
Amelia Pinnow
Louise Whitehead
Clayre Bolender
Austin Myers
Grover Holmes
Ben Keister
Orangeville
John Myers
Emily Atkinson
Vera
Sam Holmes
Bose Ucrteri
Snd
Janesville, Wis
DRS. Rideout & Clark
Stephenson Street
Freeport, Ill
W. B. Monroe
R. B. Clark
M. ED
C. E. Secor
M. D
B. Clark
F. L. Hodges, M. D
White Block
Citizen Bank
Mollister
Rocky Mountain
Hollister Drouea Company
Madison
Risen
W. B. Shafer
Hackley
Chase
Stodard
Strohber Upright
Chicago
Ellington
Ferrand & Volty
Estey & Camp
Chickering Chase Bros. and Strohber Piano CO
G. W. Speigel
A. Miller’s
the Citizens Bank
Wisconsin
Thymoline
Trokerbrod
Benkert & Stauffacher
South Side Square
Monroe, Wis
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