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Newspaper
Redgranite Herald
Location
Redgranite, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
5
The note urges readers across Redgranite and Waushara counties to send news every Tuesday to the county printer. It emphasizes continued liberal patronage after recent losses, requests notices of births weddings deaths visits travels and local events, and aims to make the paper more modern and comprehensive with timely items.
Lenme visited Milwaukee Piidas on Saturday and bought furniture for his new io serial parlors slated to move in as soon as completed. A dancing party is planned at Redfranite's opera house on Wednesday December. The Wautorra orchestra is engaged for the occasion. Dave Halford of Hancock visited from Montel for Thanksgiving. C A Grounder hosted skating at the opera house Saturday and Sunday with strong crowds. Pat Simpson will build a new home in Dedric's addition. A baby girl was born to Mr and Mrs Ward Roguis Saturday night, joining the family with the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs James Robertson on Sunday.
Insurance adjusters have been in town after recent losses from a fire. Redgranite plans a new brick block, a street lighting system, and Clawson pharmacy construction. A special village meeting approves telephone exchange poles and fire limit discussions with the attorney.
Madison Square Garden, now under real estate control, stands as a landmark in New York architecture. Designed by Stanford White, its Renaissance style and Diana statue crowned a tower once tallest. opened 1890 theater, 1900 arena, and 1906 murder linked to Stanford White. The Garden hosted rallies, concerts, and six day bicycle races, shaping Manhattan's social life and large scale entertainment.
A renewal notice informs the subscriber that their existing subscription will expire unless renewed. It urges action to continue service and avoid interruption. The message references account status and renewal steps.
The article highlights small Mull blouses to pair with high waisted empire skirts and mentions Angora and rabbit wool gloves for cold days. It notes skirts sit four inches above the waist and that the blouses may droop over the top, a nod to old fashion. An imperial kitchen apron pattern is offered in seven sizes for ten cents, with home wear emphasis.
The text hints at society women and a December event in Alton Illinois with a December foot race or circus style spectacle. It mentions a Blue Ribbon and a big focus on a foot clown act and public gaze. The passage is severely garbled and incomplete.
The article describes two new bricklaying aids a fountain trowel and a packet system. The trowel serves as a mortar container with a wide opening for quick mortar distribution improving joint filling. The packet is a wooden tray carried to the wall by a wheeled system, allowing bricks to be set face up in two rows with mortar used efficiently and joints filled more completely.
Rockefeller Institute surgeons described a dog leg graft from a dead donor to a living dog. The recipient dog regained use within weeks and walked on all four legs. D Alexis Carrel presented the feat at the American Philosophical Society opening in Philadelphia. The report notes public fascination with experimental surgery and the ethical debates it raises.
Wisconsin notice from Winshara County court announces final settlement and assignment in the estate of William R. Schoonover. Executors Veron Metrege and Separna Schoonover seek approval of accounts and distribution of assets under Wisconsin law. Acknowledges debts, taxes, and heirs entitled to shares as required by the will and court.
Arthur Ovens nineteen of Ware Massachusetts disappeared the night of May H penniless and returned home with a pair of four year old steers weighing over 38000 pounds a new dump cart and about 800 dollars as a peace offering He traded a yearling heifer for a carriage and sold it for more than its cost after joining a lumberman Fre Foster of Warner New Hampshire who helped him travel and trade to prove he could manage on his own terms
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