St Paul’s, Lutherans Hold Mission Festival at East Side Park
Winneconne village reports St Paul’s Lutheran church held an annual mission festival at East Side Park with morning services in German led by J. Zuberics of Flatbloom Nell and afternoon services in English conducted by K. Chatulan of Madomines. A feast followed though attendance was not strong and no groups from other denominations attended. Local notes mention riverbank improvements by J. S. Vandredge aiding boat landings, news of Honolulu papers gifted to servicemen, and various residents visiting relatives, trips, or birthdays including Mrs. McCorpin’s ninety-fifth birthday celebration with about fifty guests.
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Spee
Winneconne
Win
St. Paul's Ormin Lutherain
East Tide Park
Gartaan
Hey. J. Azuberics
Flastbloom Nell
Beglleh
Ke Chatulaen
Madomines
Dupuig
Abe Neon Hiternigeton
Toxide
Wiliam C. Procknow
Coxawain
Lowist
Hunohile
Honolulu Star
Asvaitin Islands
Porl Harbor
Herat
Goh
Lashe
Nash
Afra
John Weeks
Chicega
Ter
Lund
Oscar Clawhog
Lake Superior
Mel
Actyve Milles
Prof
Mra. K. Hidten Furve
Midison
Abs
Dora Pederson
Roger
Rdventh
Ba McAllister
Whitewater
Lake Side
Ta. McCrpin
Hoenar
GOOD TEMPLARS FLOURISH IN WISCONSIN REPORT
The Good Templars in Wisconsin report growth with officers elected including supreme officer positions and local leaders. Notable actions include extensive outreach, debt settlement, and distribution of literature, with over two hundred thousand people addressed and more than four hundred thousand pages distributed.
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Wauyaen
Win
Wisconsin
Juventry
D KF. Smith
Segarin
W. Os
Pragler
Kee
Wend Taren
W. Raster
Milssuk
Hla
Brand
Reid
Ander
van Weare WehWor
We 8
Prery
Milwaukee
Scretary
Laursen
Woungster
Ay W
Bowesteet
W.ostur
Milan
Osecretary
Local Clippings Trace First Steamer Builder
Mrs. Margaret Lathbie of this city has received clippings from a Scotian shipping journal. The paper has pursued clues on who built the first steamer in Huegtish waters and identifies W. Denny of Dunberton as the grandfather of Mrs. Lembie, who in 18 built the Margery.
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Kaukauna
Wia
Aus
Margaret Lathbie
Shipping Journal
Pittplay
Huegtish
W. Denny
Dunberton
Lembie
Margery
New Suits Today Impress With Classic Weaves
The new suits showcase fabrics reproducing old time weaves with sterling value. They feature fresh colors and updated beau ties while retaining timeless shades for a refined look.
Early 19th Century Steam Ship and Kaukauna Bridge Update
William Alderson, Glasgow merchant, visited Milton January 23, 1815 and sparked awe as the first steam engine packet seen in Paris and London, advertised in the Official Gazette. A dismantled hull remains on the Slone banks. The city of Kaukauna plans two new bridges on Main Avenue and the Green Bay Canal tailrace, costing 4500, with plans and bids to follow, aldermen Thompson Jansen and Nelsen named.
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Williama Alderson
Glasgow
Milton
Paris
London
Official Gazette
Thompson
Jansen
Nelsen
Main Avenue
Green Bay and Mississippi Canal Company
Wisconsin primary previews and La Follette stamp impact
Milwaukee reports the Senti nel say Ail endorsing W. A. Hatton as the only true blue progressive and notes his chances would rise 60 percent if the stamp is given. Pressure builds for a timely endorsement before the Aug primary, while McGovern’s radical stance adds competition.
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Milwaukee
Wis
the Sentinel
la Follette
W. A. Hatton
Mr. Hatton
Hatton
McGovern
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Tye Yard
Chidren
Ssc
Winneconne Village
Ureh
Fleete
Good Templars
Grood Lode
Aruth
Ordecen Kiceted
Wirst Kiah Stetmer
R. B. Anger & Co
Soc
Manor
Heymann Co
Northwestern
Mualn St
Straebing's
Dr. F. N
L. A
Neenah
Saskatchewan
Scott
Winnipeg
Man
Scott Goverment
Motherwell
Calder
Cook & Brown
Michigan
Chicago
Goodyear
Supatieg
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