Reunion of Family Marks 160 Guests at Wisconsin Farm
A large family gathering near Milwaukee celebrates an anniversary with 160 attendees from Fond du Lac Oshkosh Racine and nearby towns. Toasts and speeches fill the afternoon and evening with music, games, and a harvest themed feast. Guests arrive from Prinecton Ripon and Wasilla with many relatives sharing tales and thanks.
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Wis
Bir
Jlenry Maltaha
Vllage
Meligha
Hipan
Sra
F. A. Stebenzohn
EA Somers
al Buller
Louis Hower
Charles Haak
Paul Mallahn
Joe Reipel
Danderine Hair Product Promises Glamorous Shine
A garbled ad styled notice touts Danderine hair tonic promising gleaming wavy hair and a fragrant effect. It claims a strong shine and youthfulness with minimal effort, urging readers to purchase the product from local counters. Includes a stray civic league notice and village church service details for Omre with Reverend L W Went scheduled to preach.
General Reductions In Treasury Personnel Set For Oct 15
United Press reports the first general reduction in Treasury personnel. About 7 percent of 7,890 agents and several hundred clerks will be dropped from the enforcement ranks as part of a cutback. Washington officials said the move targets the staff of the Treasury Bureau and related enforcement offices.
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United Press
Washington
Seerstars
Treasury
Andrews Wakebarse
Peorthigien Fijrean Folte
NEW CABINET EXPECTED TO FORM IN IMPERIAL DIET
Reported lines suggest 25 new ministerial posts and a large house of peers. Rumors crown the rise of Viscount Acki and Visenant Midzane as power brokers. Opposition eyes upcoming Imperial Diet session.
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Fremier Kato
House of Peers
Astor Joie Gha
Tin Hapestng
Seipukal
Seivuhonio
Hich
Heegether
Cshines
Apne
Neriy
Te Eversmen
Mits Kato
Irie Genaraily
Visenant’ Midzane
Che Ups
Viscount Acki
Sever Hota
Bouss of Peech
Inquiries Open on Duncan Matter By Army Reserve
APush inquiry into the Duncan matter as Reserve Officers urge congress to investigate potential misuses of war department resources. Major General Duncan, commander of the Sea Corps area, faces questions over future headquarters and related decisions.
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War Department
George B. Duncan
Sea Corps
Duncan
Ons
Looping the Loop Drains Pocketbook in City Tale
A fragmented note describes a quirky urban scene about looping the loop and financial strain. References to Frese and New York appear amid garbled lines about Keene craters and varying funds. The text includes stray names like Homer Berty and a local city entry, hinting at a dated anecdote or opinion piece.
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Frese
Milwander Berry Named Union Food Store President
The report cites CBI Associated Press with Edward Berry as president, connected to a broader probe of piracy and fraud associations within the company. The text notes a widow and a buried husband, with unclear details about the survivors.
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CBI Associated Press
Milwander Edward Berry
Union Food Store
Federal
Iwence
Lefraud
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