Dairy Courses At Wisconsin School Open This Fall
The University of Wisconsin dairy school with Dean H. L. Russell opens November 6 drawing a record registration. Courses cover cheese making Swiss brick and limburger, butter testing methods, dairy machinery and pasteurization. Summer dairy school offered. Fees: winter Wisconsin residents 15 dollars plus 75 cent gym, summer residents 10 and 25 dollars nonresidents. Total twelve week cost about 73.75 dollars. Address E H Farrington Madison Wis for details.
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University of Wisconsin Agricultural College
H. L. Russell
W. A. Henry
Wisconsin
E. H. Farrington
College of Agriculture
Madison
Wis
Now what comes next eggs or firecrackers
A five year old, Elsie, voices a playful question the morning after Christmas as she contemplates her gifts with calm wonder. Her remark captures a child’s wonder at holiday cheer and simple curiosities.
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Elsie
Harper's
Notice of Drawing Jury in Green County Wisconsin
Notice is given under sec 2534 that on Wednesday October 2 1907 at 1 pm a petit Jury will be drawn at the Clerk of the Circuit Court office Monroe Green County Wisconsin for the next Circuit Court term starting October 21 1907 Dated Monroe Wis September 17 1907 SAM Bull Clerk of the Circuit Court
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Circuit Court
Monroe
County Green
Wisconsin
Wis
A. D
Men Over Sixty Face Kidney and Bladder Disorders
The ad notes that more than half of men over sixty suffer from kidney and bladder issues, especially enlarged prostate. It promotes Foley's Kidney Cure as effective, citing Rodney Burnett of Rock Port Missouri, age 91, who reports significant relief after two bottles. West Side drug store is listed as a retailer.
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Foley
Rodney Burnett
Rock Port
West Side Drug Store
A Desperate Remedy and a Guardian's Pursuit
A Nottinghamshire town tale recalls a lady seeking a husband in Bar ford England and a fortune crossed with a forged letter and entrapment. In later years Gwendolin, heiress to vast wealth, escapes control of guardian Roger Millbank after a forced betrothal scheme. She ends her days unmarried at eighty, with no knowledge of her husband. Mary C. Pritchard.
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Barford
England
John Harris
Harris
Squire Gearing
Alicia Darby
Gwendolin
Roger Millbank
Hugh Beardsley
Millbank
Beardsley
Mary C. Pritchard
Tri-state Mining association organized in Platteville area
Ninety delegates from fifteen lead and zinc camps in Wisconsin Illinois and Iowa formed the Tri state Mining association to improve freight rates labor conditions and output control. A permanent officers election is set for the Platteville meeting on October 25 with a central assay office proposed and monthly district meetings planned.
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Mineral Point
Wis
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Tri-state Mining Association
Northwest
Platteville
Platteville and
Benton
J. H. Lewis
George Grilling
Miss Erma Sacker Heads to South Dakota Visit
Miss Erma Sacker departed last evening for Vivian South Dakota to spend two months with her cousin Miss Carrie Sacker.
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Freeport Bulletin
Erma Sacker
Vivian, S. D
Carrie Sacker
Boy Killed Crossing Jefferson Race Track at Fair
A 4 year old, Harlie Prust of Johnson Creek, was run down by a horse while crossing the Jefferson county fair track with his mother. He died minutes later while his mother narrowly avoided harm. Heavy rains forced the fair directors to cancel races as the track lay muddy and desolate.
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Jefferson County Fair
Harlie
William Prust
Johnson Creek
Strides in Farming Show Bright Prospects for Agriculture
Official reports praise remarkable advances in farming methods with Burbank among the notable contributors. The Buffalo News notes how these modern innovators are transforming agriculture, likening progress to wonders of fairyland.
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Burbank
Buffalo News
Liberia Sees Rising White Population and Fewer Fevers
A Liberian health report notes a notable rise in white residents and observes lower frequency and mortality of African fevers there compared with other regions.
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Liberia
Calf Hops Like Kangaroo in Western State
A calf born in a western state moves by long leaps rather than walking. Its front legs are shorter than the hind ones and it has no tail. The odd animal hops across the ground instead of frisking like its playmates.
Effect and Cause in a Press Snippet
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote scene notes an apprehensive look in a man’s eyes as his wife enters the room, capturing a moment of tense domestic tension and observation in a brief reportage style.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
King Pao to Mark Five Hundredth Anniversary
The King Pao, also known as News of the Capital of Pekin, will celebrate its five hundredth anniversary this year, marking its status as the oldest newspaper in the world.
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King Pao
News of
Pekin
Surprising Choice for Stenographer in Florida Times Union
A columnist notes the irony of men erring in choosing wives yet selecting a compatible wife as a stenographer, reflecting on social expectations in Florida.
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Florida Times-Union
Where Woman Is Supreme Flies Made By Women Fishermen
The article notes that artificial flies for fishing are largely produced by women whose delicate touch makes them skilled. It describes fly making as a refined, small scale craft requiring few tools, highlighting the workers behind the trade.
Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup Promises Clear Complexion
A brief ad notes that sallow complexions and dull eyes stem from poor digestion and an inactive liver. Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup aids digestion and stimulates liver and bowels to smooth and brightened skin. It does not nauseate or grip and is mild to take. Refuse substitutes. West Side drug store.
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Orino
West Side Drug Store
Dollar Bill in a Western Town
In a western town a man named William Dollar, known as Dollar Bill, is presented as a good citizen. The piece laments many Dollar Bills leaving town for big cities this year, taking two-cent stamps to mail order stores and reducing local trade for merchants.
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William Dollar
Dollar Bill
Mr. Dollar
Charming Autumn Dress Goods at The Big Store
Women seek the best in silks and dress goods as Janesville debuts fall showings. Lavish Silk and Dress Goods centers from Europe and America are gathered to meet expectations with careful presentation.
Big sale on silks and chiffons at Bostwick's Big Busy Store
Wide selection of chiffon broadcloths from Germany and numerous silks in many finishes and widths. Prices range from 50 cents to 2 dollars with diverse weaves for dresses, waists, mufflers, or linings, all advertised as best values and large Northwest availability.
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Germany
Wisconsin
Bostwick
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Wisconsin Agricultural College
Dean Russell
Sam Bull
Jefferson Race Track
Mohammed of
Buziana
Spain
Luca Paccoli
Italy
London
Mrs. Furze-Farley
Virginia
Mrs. New-Rich
Chicago
Philadelphia Press
F. L. Hodges, M. D
White Block
Citizens Bank
Munn & Co
Scientific American
Munn & C
New York
F St
Washington, D
Dmcr
B. Clark
C. E. Secor Commercial & Savings Bank
B’ld
Clark
Secor
Drs. Rideout
G&g
Stephenson Stree Freeport
Ili
J. S. Clark
Janes
Ville
Europe
America
Dresden
Louisine
Gray Novelties
Miranda
Poplins
Moneybak
Sultana Taffeta
Taffeta
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