Wisconsin Golf and Rowing News From June in Multiple Cities
The report covers Wisconsin and national college teams with results in golf and rowing events. It notes Wisconsin varsity activities near Green Bay and Milwaukee, mentions participants like J. Mo Viven and W. J. Yule, and previews a tournament in Kenosha with a trophy offered by W. J. Yule.
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Kenosha
Wis
Munby
Oie Wisconsin Golf Association
W. J. Yule
Qhreelers
Ay Roenasha
J. Mo Viven
Ia Crosse
Hamlton Vose
Milwaukee
Ceorge Russel
Aminsuker
Wot
Yule
Kenest Ro Morris
Madison
H. HH. Outer
Blue Mound
SF Wyatt
Berkhe Gag
Stewart Ofegiffen
Janesville
Chase
Oshkosh
Karelia
Green Bay
Joseph de Moss
Green
HL Grahm
Eauchure
Jad Stevens
Appleton
Aid Rachard
Liehbinsen
Raeme
Women’s Christian Temperance Union forms in Menasha
Mrs Nlow Haw state WCTU lecturer addressed Congreess Sum church women in Menasha. An organizing committee was chosen and officers elected including President Rees, Secretary De anton, Treasurer Ingram. A meeting to discuss a tax levy appeared upcoming, with Miss Agnes Cranformt hosting a kitchen shower on Third Street.
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Northwestern
Menasha
Wis
Nlow
Haw
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Congres Sum
Wisconsin
Woo
Mra
Deanton Secretare
Mere
St. Patrick's
Agnes Cranformt
Third Street
Birthday party honored Miss Leonora Donohue
About twenty five guests attended a pleasant social evening in honor of Miss Leonora Donohue. Little Miss Sarah Telet hosted a Mayco Street lawn party for her fifth birthday with guests Janet Parks, Margaret Leonard, Elizabeth Uts, Morris Winderhyden and Margaret. Mrs G A Banta visits Chicago. Mrs FLW Pleasants visits Milwaukee. Emma Heckle from Chena day visits Menasha relatives. G M Thompson and J M Hart visit Appleton. Mrs Josh Ottman returns from Milwaukee visit.
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Leonora Donohue
Sarah Tellet
Ayco Street
Janet Parks
Margaret Leonard
Elizabeth Uts
Morris Winderhyden
Margaret
G. A. Banta
Chicago
Flw
Pleasants
Milwaukee
Emma Heckle School
Chenaday
Menasha
G. M. Thompson
3. M. Hart
Appleton
Josh Ottman
Mibwaukee
University Growth Marked by Five Year Expansion
Madison Wisconsin June 17 five year review of University of Wisconsin under President Charles Van Hise shows 40 percent attendance rise from 287 to 401 while degrees conferred climb from 272 to 467 bachelor degrees from 344 to 467 masters from 25 to 71 and doctorates from 4 to 17. New buildings labs and courses added with over 1000 students in correspondence courses and extension reaching about 4000 in state. forecast at 10 000 students in coming decades.
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Northwestern
Madison
Wis
Charles van Fise
University of Wisconsi
Sttendanes
University Extension
Heber
College of Agriculture
Peealdent van Wiss
University Halt
van Hise
Wisconsin Railroad Commission Sets Calendar for June Hearings
The Wisconsin state railroad commission released its June calendar of 14 cases for hearing this month with 42 carried forward. The workload is heavy, and officials say vacations may not be possible for the commission members this summer due to the volume of work.
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Madizon
Wis
State
Taft Delegates Uphold Credentials Committee Action
Amid a lengthy credentials session in Chicago Indiana mayor Bookwalter led anti Taft protests over contested seats. The committee’s rules limited debate as Taft supporters held a strong majority in Alabama contests, with 31 to 7 votes.
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Chicago
Iil
actHiei
Charles A. Bookwalter
Indianapoliz
Indiana
Taft
Bookwalter
Charles W. Patton
Oregon
National Committee
Afr. Bookwaiters
Fassett
New York
Bookwnalter
Gallinger
Fulton
Mr. Fassett
Alabama
Armuuigais
Cecamitier
Taft Delegation Wins Key State Seats Amid Committee Bordering
The national committee seated Taft delegates from Arkansas Florida Georgia Kentucky Mississippi Missouri Ohio Tennessee and Texas after disputes over thirty six seats. Colonel Lyon argued for the Taft cause though not a lawyer while A N Sager of St Louis opposed him. The committee found the allied cases weak and unlikely to overturn any decision.
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Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Kentucky
Mississippi
Missouri
Ohio
Tennessee
Texas
Taft
National Committee
Futton
Colonel Lyon
Ex-Mayor Frank of Butte Found In Chicago In Distress
Ex mayor Frank of Butte Montana and twice a US senate candidate was found in a Palmer House Chicago hotel in a serious nervous breakdown from insomnia. Detectives Tobin and Bailey took him to police headquarters where he was questioned by Lt Sullivan. He is 57 and a mining magnate and former leader in Montana politics. Attorney Leonard said rest will restore his health.
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Frank
Butte
Chicago
Funell
Henry I. Frank
Mont
Palmer House
Tobin and
Bailey
Mr. Frank
Lieuttenant Sullivan
Montana
Southern Cross Mining Company
United States
W. A. Clark
Marcus Daly
Clark
Charles A. Leonard
Frnk
Ir. Frank
Leonard
Fortune Hidden in Chair Leg Reveals Dietrich Heir
In San Francisco a public administrator uncovered the fortune of the late Mrs Jessie Fremont Dietgch concealed in a secret compartment within an antique table leg. The bank book shows deposits of thousands, a collection of jewelry, and shares in Wildcat concerns once valued highly. The sole heir is Mrs Mary Anne Jemina Sizemore of Georgetown Idaho.
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San Francisco
Cal
Jessie Fremont Dietgch
John €. Fremont
W. J. Haynes
Hirs
Mary Anne Jemina
Sizemore
Georgetown
Idaho
Farming Notes on Cucumber Cultivation and Pests
Cucumber growing requires heat light and moisture in well drained soil. Sow seed after frost risk ends, six to eight per hill with six feet between hills. In spring use glass frames, thin to three plants per hill at four inches tall, cultivate until vines run. Remove old vines in autumn and avoid two-year land rotation. Control insect pests with dry insecticides or bone-dust. Pickling cucumbers are harvested small for brine and vinegar. Many varieties suit different uses.
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Thames
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Malian
Uae
Storis
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Otto
Investral
Tan
McDonald
Parish
Tatas
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Hray
Wausat
Gardner
Ali Auleyr
Bax
Brady
Moore
Iserman
Tfar Wa
Johnsen
Sfanros
Bohr
Potler
Worsia
LaBelle
Pater
Pitchers Guirdner
Dotan
Fox
Stark
Thea
Boy Madison
Merrugats
Wilbore
Hawell
O Cook
Tlowelts
Armstrong
Seow
Hite -Ot Seett
Durst
Diothde Vlay
P Lale
Thorford
Thack Cort
Bret Rhe
Kahin
I Waugh
Thiteher
Titton
Kempf
Taylor
Tracy
Willian
Balltles
Jones
Ford
la Crosse
Twa Bas H Eker
Bond
Kaphan
Tarai
Ziv Baillius
Yiteher
Taslar
Hues
F.N. Oium
Elec
Tam
Abraham
Ceape Strest
van Wine Metinides
Work For Rate Commission
Main St
Kramricds Monred Co. Jewelers
Wax Vwunitest
Bob Fel
L. H. Noordhoff
Osteopath
Moure
Ies
G. N. Brazeau
Oshkosh, Wie
Omro
Eureka
Berlin
Calumett Harbor
Brothertown
Stockbridge
Main Street
Oshkosh Steamboat Co
P. S. Bixby
Opera House Square
F. M. Lampson
Watsoo Steer
William Hoeckh
Oregon Street
Badger Concrete Co
Marion Street
Whipple Humane
Sample
John Steinbarth
Hanson & McGregor
Central Ave
South Side Weed & Coal Co
Servas, Yost & Meyer
Sixth Street
H. H. Schrottky
Tel
Merritt St
John Pool Gun Co
Reim’s Shoe Hospital
Goodyear
Frank de Mars
Huron Street
Garland
F. S&s Hoaglia Auto Co
Rambler
Sakesroom and Garage
Almzoma
Peter Rasmussen
Louis Larsen
Omten Avenue
Masterson’s Park
H. M. Harmon
High Street
Northwesters
Winnebago Traction Company
Oshosh-Neenah
Neenah
Omacas and
Sungars
Omre
M._Omre
Oshkosh-Berlin
H. F. Wenrich
Ath Street
Oshkosh & Winneconne
Anona
Winneconne
Rte 2
Anona Boys
Thomas Cement Block
Thomas Block
Malic St
Coal and Wood
Morsell & Caldwell
Allorneys
Majestic Building
Munwaukee
Wik
Oliphant & Young Patent Solicitors
Bfttwankee
Temidy
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