Curios on Exhibition in Menominee Museum Display
A collection left by the late Magnus Galgren to his son Carl is now exhibited at the Menominee County Agricultural School museum. It includes world coins and global curios, plus a Havana Moro castle shell fragment from the 19th century. Also listed are names of registered assistant pharmacists and dates for the next exam in Milwaukee.
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Menominee
Mich
Magnus Galgren
Carl
Menominee_County
Moro Castle
Havana
Halgren
Wisconsin board of pharmacy certifies 26 of 37 applicants
Madison Wisconsin October 16 the state board of pharmacy concluded examinations with 26 successful candidates out of 37. Registered pharmacist certificates were granted to Arthur R Bowes Edward W Mees Fleury Hiddessen Joseph A Filippowten George Worhler Theodore Piscwack Harden H Adams Jeander Tramilton Elector Francar Maurice J Hannon Henry Stoppenbeck and others.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin State Board of Pharmacy
Arthur R. Bowes
New London
Edward W. Mees
Clintonville
Fleury Hiddessen
Joseph A. Filipowten
Milwaukee
George c. Worhler
Racine
Theodore A. Piscwack
Harden H. Adams
Brooklyn
Jeander
Separation drives suit for divorce over jockey fraud
Memphis tale reports Mrs. Hattice Finch Augustus filing suit against E. R Augustus claiming deceit and that he posed as a jockey for prominent owners J. W. Schorr and William Gerst. Married 1907 the couple shows a large age gap and money spent on racing ventures across Belmont park and other tracks.
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Memphis
Tenn
Alesing
Hattice Finch Augustus J
E.R Augustus
Augustus
J. W.schorr
William Gerst
Belmont Park
New Orleans
San Francisco
Blue cloth afternoon dress coat set shown in Paris
In Paris on October 16 a fashion note highlights a blue cloth skirt and coat costume for afternoon wear. The coat fronts feature a tailored silhouette with decorative detailing reflecting contemporary style.
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Paris
Trimmed braid skirt with crochet buttons scene
A description notes bands of braid ending in points and trimmed with crochet buttons. Sautache braid is braided and trimmed to adorn the long close fitting skirt with decorative buttoned sides.
Crows Rescue Pig After Eagle Like Bird Attack
A large bird, possibly an eagle, seized a pig on Daniel Gaskill’s farm near Files Mil and was chased by two crows for about a mile. The bird dropped the pig on James Patterson’s property, where the pig was returned to Gaskill. The bird then attempted another grab, suggesting repeated predation.
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Pee Clayton
Daniel Gaskill
Files
Mil
James Patterson
Farmers Friendly to Automobiles In Western Regions
In the prairies of Dakota and Oklahoma farmers increasingly use automobiles for agriculture. The vehicle handles dairy loads, wheat shipments, and shopping trips, contrasting with the old ox-cart era. The car speeds rural trade and expands daily routines for farm families.
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Dakota
Oklahoma
West
Joe .Chappe
National Magazine
Taft Labor Record Highlighted Ahead of Campaign
Special to The Northwestern Washington reviews Taft’s long stance on labor while serving as secretary of war and under the Philippines administration. The piece cites support for the eight hour day and stresses consistency with administration labor policy as a campaign credential. It also examines General Edwards’ political potential and loyalty to Taft’s team.
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Taft
Northwestern
Washington, D. G
Ste Permoss
Margt
Philippines
Tatt Waa
Hearst Gvreriveka
Hong Kong
Mr. Taft
Secretary of Peace
Wiliam Randolph Hearnt
Six Cent Freight Rate in Standard Oil Case Heard
Testimony before Judge Franklin Ferriss in the government suit to dissolve Standard Oil cites a six cent rate as shown by tariff schedules between Whiting and East St. Louis. Henry D. Pierpont testifies that tariffs indicated six cents whereas eighteen cents is cited by other records. Attorney Rosenthal argues tariffs are best evidence as the case hinges on rate between Whiting refinery and the Missouri River.
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Assoriate
Pima
Chicago
Ouet
Testamony
Standard OF Company
East St. Louis
Franklin Ferriss
Henry D. Pierpont
Chicago, Miwankes & St. Paul Railway
Moritz Rosenthal
IOU Company
Whiting
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Kellogg
Rosenthal
Pierpont
Standard OH Company
Indiana
Landis
Teeth Rescue After Plunge in Deep Water
A fifteen year old boy fell into fifteen foot deep water during a fight. Six plates of false teeth dislodged and sank, prompting a youth named Weert to dive in. He retrieved the lost dental plate from the water, completing a daring rescue.
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Willman
Wisconsin Drops State Tax This Year For Capital Building Fund
Madison Wisconsin officials announce no state tax will be levied this year except the newal interest levy of 157 570 on bonded debt from the civil war. Governor Davidson Secretary Frear and State Treasurer Dehii transfer 450 000 from the general fund to the capital building fund to cover the statehouse project. The general fund remains large enough for other demands. Estimated receipts total 5 300 879 with disbursements at 5 801 775 for 1907. Standard educational levies remain: seven tenths of a mill for common schools about 1 500 000, two sevenths of a mill for the university about 500 000, normal school 230 000, free high school 125 000, and graded school 120 000.
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Madison
Wis
Oct. T
Wisconsin
Davidson
Frear
Dehi
Taft and Sherman Club Formed at Ripon College
At a Ripon college RepublicanStudents meeting on Thursday afternoon no Taft and Sherman club was organized. Arthur Schaar Fond du Lac was elected president Morgan Edwards Oshkosh vice president A B E Broker Marshfield secretary and William L Es Avertermim New York city treasurer. The club will join the National Republican College league and is the first political group among the college students.
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Ripon
Wis
Ripon College
Taft and Sherman Club
Arthur ©. Schaar
Fond du Lac
Morgan Edwards
Oshkosh
A. B E. Broker
Marshfield
Wiliam Les
Avertermim
New York City
National Republican College League
Fisherman Loses Teeth in Escanaba Incident
In Escanaba Michigan on October 16 a fisherman named William insisted on wearing his teeth while setting nets. He crashed a stake, lost his teeth, and became an accidental patient of a local dentist after the mishap.
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Escanaba, Mich
Hirman’ Willam
Escanaba
Fred Weis
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James
Paterson
Rudolph Charles Albers
Sheboygan
Harlow
Whitman
Harvey
Ernest Dutzauer
Hebert
F. Olson
Merrill
Hubert. E. Blank
Sparta
Leonard M. Lund
Viroqua
Dean Swift
Edgerton
Willian A. Targe
Wausau
Joseph C. Hajewski
C. O. McDaniel
Irving C. Batager
Withee
Max Tetzlaff
Watertown
Peter Delelden
Chilton
Arthur McDonald
New Richmond
Main St
Ainda
Board OF
Sawter
CMAS
Schriber
Port Moses Hooper
Hooper & Hooper, Attys
S. W. Hotlistenn
Hollister-Amos Co
Phien Sawyer
Oshkosh Gas Light Co
H. Fatten
Hatten Lumberco
OLD National Bank
Main and
Wasitington Streets
Paria
Boston
Webbs House Fur. CO
Edwards
Clifénne Edwards
Nte Filenda
Loch
Bureau of Insular Affairs
Wellngton
Roop
Ife
Lia
Roosevelt
Mir. Lock
da Miurh Mare
Passione
Tibeth
White House
H, C. Stevens
Necen
Ripon College Studentsa
Hondon Mig
Minneapolis
Ming
Dr.pierces Golde
J. Stadler
N. K. Fairbank Company
The
German National Bank
Oshkosh Wisconsin
J. L. Clark
High Street
O'Brien
the Jeweler
Main Street
Taylor’s Beauty Temple
Nature
Chiapas
Mt. Vernon Street
the Furniture Exchange
the Super Furniture Co
N. H. Teal
G.N. Brazeau
Mar
Nowe
Twront
Gleseen
Gillen’s
Oko
Agia
Steude Furrier
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