Waupaca Social Side Notes Highlight Week
Mrs James Richardson hosted a tunebrown at Badger store with autumn colors and criss chrysanthemums. Bridge crowned Van Nelson high and Mira William X Martin second. many local names listed as attendees and admirers. Los Angeles visitors and Mrs Mey Rally host an Afternoon beuge event while Mrs Lord Fitzpatrick guests in California.
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Northoree
Waupaca
Wis
Weilnewiay
James TL Wichardson
Badger Store
van Nelsen
Mira William X. Martin
I. Cormican
A. J. Barry Betle Chamberlain
Ot. Lewis
Albert Larson
Willan
Dresser
A. Lea
Willant N. Martin
Prank A. Houreman
von Nelson
W. Nelson
Irvin Mansen
Paul Wilbane
Wateon
Robert Croscet
Louder
Minnie Subs
Teving
Lord
Lord Fitzpatrick
Los Angeles
Mey F. Rally
South Main Street
Oshkosh Cow Test Association Report Sparks Activity
The Oshkosh Cow Test Association details energetic bovines and a September testing event. Notable members include Evans Pickett and Winsett activists. records cite a high cow with 886 pounds milk and 7 percent fat. The secretary notes total fat production and registry entries amid the year’s testing.
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Bers VU Rtes Meritaaret
Eare Evans
Pickett
Win
Evans Ale
D. Wurts
Accretary Cabkesh Caer Fesing Association
Lone Beek
Roser Evans
Jacksen
Amin
Jonny
Professional Men of Berlin Plan War on Expanding Waistline
A United Press report outlines Berlin professionals' campaign against obesity with plans described as a coordinated effort. The feature notes organized groups and public messaging aimed at healthier living and weight management, reflecting social concerns of the era.
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Berlin
Faith in Superstitions in Kentucky Mountains
In Kentucky mountains many traditions tied to Halloween persist across about 4000 beliefs. Br. Lindsey reports on beliefs about marriage, death, money, and luck, noting 26.5 percent of 4000 records studied were nationwide in scope. He cites Abraham Lincoln’s era practices and a list including the belief that a doomed filly can affect a Derby outcome.
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Associated Preax
Frannfort
Harlows
Kentucs
Dantel Lindsey
Ole Centre
T Ie
Kentucky
Thomas
Abraham LikcoIn
Lwcke Food Inck
Bettef
Ralfrexd Commission
Prairie du Chien Interprets Broadside on Indian Weapon
United Press reports testimony from a local widow in Prairie du Chien regarding an incident involving a weapon described as a three foot long steel blade or aborus, connected to Native Americans. The fragmentary text notes plowed fields nearby and mentions Vrailié du Ukiem and ro wonsta Biss, but facts are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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Prairie du Chien
Rowonsta Biss
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Keev
Clevenger
Baptist Church
Mrs. T
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St. Agnes Guild
Sert Stenet
Wissor Sanders
Mt. Ohna Mittury Academy
Delafield
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Parenia
First Trust Company
First Investment Company
Oshkosh, Wisconsin
United Prese
Revilla
Wix
Warssiines
Moevinette
L. H. Noordhoff
Chy National Bank
Trinity Episcopal Church
Fay
E. W. Taith
Was—Holy Communion
Church School
First Presbyterian Church
Division Streets
J. 4. Wilson
D. D
Vested Choi
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Corger
Main
Merrie
A.M
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Yemen
Youns
Ph. B
Java
JW. Nenys
Lawrence Callers
Appleton
the Church OF the Cordial
Ackard
Packard
Boch Packard
Cross OF Christ
God
First Baptist Temple
Walter 3. Ryder
Abraham
Wisconsin
United Press
Sparconburg
John E. Rogers
Ais PhoneeOften
Benj. A. Zinth File Furs
Washington Boulevard
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