Northwestern Echoes on Farm Policy and Rural Development
The piece discusses President's plans and expert input on County agriculture. It highlights Prof Dalley and five experts from the University of Wisconsin to study social, economic, and farming conditions. Emphasizes farm profit, broader business, and rural welfare as essential to national growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parmers
Preste
Thin County
Dalley
Wwole College of Agriculture
Matley
I Physidian
Guy
Agriculhura
Brow
Irving
Toby
Confort
Keno
Pua
Ted Cp
Denee
Democratic Comebacks and Political Buzz in Early Autumn
Congressman Clark predicts a Democratic majority in the next House with strong New England gains including Maine. Debs campaigns via special train plan raises funds. Senator La Follette pursues Chautauqua circuits as other candidates face fundraising and local backlash.
Welcome to Mleet and Nineteenth Century Aid
Fragmented text extols welcome to New Zealand and Australia with praise for friendship between nations. Mentions United States respect and confidence abroad, and questions why individuals fail to invest in schemes. Contains garbled phrases and many nonsensical sentences.
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New Zeta
Bret
Tus Republic
New Yaaland
Sperry
Australia
United States
Stephenson Pledge Discussed by Speaker in Open Letter
The open letter from Speaker Ekeru discusses Mr Stephenson's pledge to serve a short term and not seek re election. The piece analyzes whether the pledge would influence his senatorial candidacy in Wisconsin and how rivals view the stance amid the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephenson
Santor Stephenson
Ekeru
Milwaukee
Froese
M Stoe
Stephensen
Sabbe Fanin
Adam Butonpente
Han
Amides Footer Roenater
Fepiwhitnre
Dao Ohly
Pledee
A Welcome Shower Ends Drought Worries for Farmers
The rain brings relief after drought across the county with crops in Stackeep dn the Tiny showing improvement. Early crops like hay and potatoes face mixed results but overall farmers report strong yields and rising prices. The text notes farmer prosperity linked to national gains while hinting at broader labor tensions in Alabama with striking miners near Linningham.
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Gardin
Fragmented report mixes literacy claims and political chatter
The clumsy OCR blends crude statistics on literacy in Roumania and coffee consumption in America with disjointed political gossip, salaries, and derailed quotations. A jumble of names, places, and events creates a garbled panorama of mid 20th century news culture.
Youth and Arcady in Meadow Verse Reflections
A fragmentary poem evokes pastoral scenes with imagery of meadows, shadows, and a fairy sea. The voice recalls youth and escapist landscapes, mentioning Murmurs and a distant bells motif as it threads nostalgic mood through solitary reflection.
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Arcady
James Jr
Yachting Victories Spark Challenge for America’s Cup
A collection of notes reports yachting wins at home inspiring Sir Thomas Lipton to challenge for the America’s Cup. Other items mention Read Admiral Evans’s retirement, Bryan’s Lincoln banquet remarks praising unions, and counterfeit coin losses in Spain.
Wisconsin Notices and Local Updates Across Counties
Yon Hansen a farmer of Oscenia dies from sunstroke, leaving a young wife and family. Kate Dorn of Norway Racine county sells root beer in bottles and pays a fine. Marie Henry of Rockford joins Holy Jumpers at Waukesha and dies of Wright’s disease. Racine merchants protest water and gas light rate cuts. An interstate bridge between Superior and Duluth opens to traffic after two years down. Racine leads fundraisers for monument to Carl Jonas, former lieutenant governor. Wausau Canning Co. plans to ship 1,460,000 cans to New York Chicago and Milwaukee. Milwaukee ex mayor Shorburn AY aims for alderman seat in large vacancy caused by Vianets J. Stigibaun’s death. Kenosha County’s Robert Wo Bacon jailed with typhoid fever and a related hearing postponed. Gust Raessemann of Wausau cited over river mill dispute. Platteville mining prospect opens in August. George, Western University of Pennsylvania director, named at Penn. Bank of Konosh facing embossing charge. bail set. North Rally deputy arrested for loafing city. Peddler Goldstein arrested after witness testimony. Three Dounerstig brothers near Rhinelander jailed for counterfeit coins. to be freed in La Crosse on Sept 15. Wisconsin Supreme Court term opens. many justices on vacation. John Raines questioned on Sept 1. Whitelin notes Miss Rabbitt not engaged. no reason given for disappearance. Wisconsin Redman convention to meet in Lacrosse Aug 45. candidates named for grand council. Rhodes scholar Athol E Rolling from Racine to Oxford passes final exams. William Broker arrested Cashton for fraud in Merchants and Manufacturers association scheme. Poker quip closes with frontier pioneer humor.
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Yon Hansen
Oscenia
Kate Dorn
Norway
Racine
Seli
Marie Henry
Rockford
Holy Jumpers
Waukesha
Wright
Board of Review
Superior
Duluth
Hshamian
Carl Jonas
Prague
Wausau Canning Company
Thns
Prad
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Ersp
Thorn Iy
Milwauken
Shorburn
AY Decker
Laree
Yianets J. Stigibaun
Flobert Wo Bacon
Illstelet
Kenosht County
Igil
Platteville
C. George
Dnchines
Western University of Punnaylania
Hasse T Welltomer
First National Bank of Konosh
Jinige
Mulaauked
Noenth
Manlowoe County
Davah Goldstein
Wraypun
Dounerstig
State Supreme Court
Slobocker
Madison
John Raines
Clinton Bibbitt
Peloft
Cashton
Mparta
Milwaukee Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association
Broker
The President Takes to Motoring
President Roosevelt visits Troop C at Huntington I T traveling by government White steamer. He is increasingly fond of the automobile and often uses it for church outings with his family, signaling approval of car travel for worship.
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Roosevelt
Hunt
Ington
I. T
Iis
Radicalism Threatens Senate in Comment Upon Iowa Death
Washington notes that the death of Senator Allison and defeats in Kansas boost La Follette, Cummins, and Bristow as radical forces. The piece argues conservatives led by Aldrich Hale Gallinger and Burrows dominate the chamber, while direct election fights and reform pressures shape the coming battle.
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Senate
Washington, D. C
Cummins
Iowa
Bristow
Kansas
Allison
Long
J. J. Bristow
la Follette
Wisconsin
West
Cumming
la Folletta
Hleh Pinery
Hearst
Bryan
Cupmins
Thoosevelt
Dolliver
Middle West
East
Senator Long
Emporia
Wong
Ralph Burton
Long Fin
H, C, Stevens
Silence over the land as snow shrouds the earth
Poem fragment describes a still, grieving landscape with naked trees and a fading red sun. The text notes a hush over the land, grey clouds, a lone crow, and snow covering the world, attributed to Gertrude Brooke Hamilton of Appleton.
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Gertrude Brooke Hamilton
Appleton's
Doan's Kidney Pills Help Oshkosh Man in Back Pain
EB Dalley of 7 Main St Oshkosh Wisconsin suffered a kidney complaint with sudden back pain. After trying no relief, he used Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Horn's drug store and reports his back grew strong and pain vanished. He knows others who praise the remedy. Sold by dealers nationwide Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY agents for US Remember the name Doan's.
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Dalley
Oshkosh
Wis
Horn
Foster-Milburn Co
Muffalo
New York
United States
Doan'e
Fragmented verse from Wenan's Hom Companion
Poem fragment recounts a secret love told by celestial and natural imagery. It speaks of betrayal avoided and a shared vow unseen by others, with moonlight sea and oar blade as witnesses to the couple's private bond.
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Wenan
Among the Newspapers on Wisconsin Politics and Reform
A compilation of editorial jabs and observations from Wisconsin papers on primary elections law reform political candidates and public speech. Includes notes on labor economic attitudes and the 1910s era campaign dynamics with varied local voices and humor.
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Northwestern
Tate and
Otter Streets
Putlinhad
Burihey
Aleke Rintlug Company
Wieconate
Blampa
Winnihaga County
Northwaslarn
Leweth
Derek Im Follan
Fuxtead Offien
Wile Teaday
Way
Ron Rae Tr Bee
Freak Clark
Florida
Democratic Congressional Committee
Washineton
New England
House of Representatives
Congress
Clark
Maine
Thorughly Famiar
Chik
Turk Bisise
Pnall
Mr. Thok
Uf Lt
Mr. Clank
Judae Leyoch
Eugene
Ineke
Pacific Coast
Debs
Stafford
Mark
Mack
Prosident Castro
Venesuela
Wiliam Ty
William
Oucar Lurminetstein
Philadelphia
Hhin
Aiddand
Mleet
Alabama
Linningham
Phersons
Roumania
Cofeu
T Dee Crone
Bina Porto
Muttlind Alexander
Thal Presbyterino Church
Aurea Atlay
Mina Minnie
Tyler
New Orleans
Jen Gandan
Jen Gandan Weverad Vedry Use Bec Stagle
Daiwa
Aoves WY
Vonny Sen
Dass
Hitler
Vernon Fehl
Diao Fe
Royonne
Binet
Denar
Trent
Cherman
Detlevenea
Thomas Liptcn
Dain
Kootenai
Idaho
Sand Point
Robley J. Evans
Willam Jennings Bryan
Printers’ Union
Lincoln
Union
Tangler
Causablanca Sys
Harry Thaw
Alice Webb-Duke
Tobacco King
Great Northern
Norfolk
Amnerican Federation of Catholic Godettes
Boston
Io the Philippines
Buster Brown
Mickey” Crump
Michigan
State News
Aoman
Pioners
Yellident Roosevelt
Washington Matters
Macy
Post Office
Ural
Post Office Committee
House
Wiistow
Wil Rawley Bones
Dean
Winher Love
America
Menasha
Green Bay Gazette
Ratine News
Eugene Chafin
Denver
B. J. Castle
Jenkins
Russel
Madison Reform
Racine Journal
Conk
McGovern
Haad Chance
I.a Crosse
Piasa
Eaw Cluire
Davidson
Lenroot
Janesville Gazette
Fond du Lac
Muffer- Jong
Oolle
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