Sheboygan Mortgage and Security Company Formed
The company organized at Sheboygan with articles filed in Madison. Incorporators are Charles Weaver Wiwaukee SH Smiley Sheboygan Falls and R J Rosenfeld Portage. Capital $100000 with all ten shares subscribed. Business to begin within a month, by July 15 at latest. Rosenfeld, a Plymouth native and securities expert, holds bank connections and is vice president of Portage Mortgage, a Loan and Trust firm. Smiley, a leading Sheboygan Falls resident, has long resided in Beloit before moving to the village. Much capital subscribed by Wisconsin residents and influential citizens from Sheboygan.
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Charles Weaver
Wiwaukee
SH. Smiley
Sheboypo Falls
R. J. Rosenfeld
Portw
Rosenfeld
Plymouth
Huson & Zerlt
Portage Mortgage
Sheboygan Falls
Beloit
Wisconsin
Meeme St Jacobus Church Golden Jubilee Observed
The St Jacobus congregation of Meeme will celebrate its golden jubilee on Sunday June 3 at the Gren Bay road Bohne s Church. The Rev I Foesch has directed years of service. Four special services are planned with speakers including Rev J Bier Medford Rev W Bueberg Town Rhine Rev Krue this ery Rev J Holzapfel To Mah Rev L Boeker St Louis and Yea Holm ada.
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St. Jacobus congregation
town of Meeme
Gren Bay
Ret I Foesch
J. Bier
Medford
W. Bueber
Injury at Fox River Paper mill prompts jump fall
In Ableton Wisconsin on June 26 an Emerson employee, reacting to a girl strike, jumped from the mill's second story stair to the pavement injuring a leg. The accident disrupted operations at Fox River Paper Co and prompted a medical response.
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Ableton
Wis
Emerson
Fox River Per Co
Saloon Licensing Rules Outlined by Attorney General
Madison Wis June 26 Attorney General W C Owen proposes guidance on saloon licenses amid July 1 1907 population ratios. Provisions cover continued licensing at existing locations transfer rights upon rent loss owner use or sale of premises and conditions for license eligibility when saloons exceed the per population limit including for abandoned or transferred premises.
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Madison
Wis
W. C. Owen
Wisconsin Senate Sets July 8 Recess Amid Talks
Madison June 26 reports tentatively agree that when the senate adjourns this week it will reconvene Tuesday July 8 with informal daily sessions. A field day on water power control bills is planned for early July. Also the Teasdale Brewery Divorce Bill banning single entities from holding multiple liquor licenses was killed in the senate.
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Madison
Wis
senate
Bridgman
Teasdale Brewery
Wisconsin Dairy Board sales weekly report summary
The Wisconsin dairy board provides a weekly table of sales with time and meeting locations, cheese styles and sizes, and totals. For the week ending June 25, figures for Ams Longhorns Twins Sheboygan Plymouth Appleton Muscoda Seymour Elgin and Mineral Point are listed with various parcel weights and percentages, including Butter 28c and multiple 14% entries.
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custon
dairy board
Wisconsin
Ams
Longhorns
Sheboygan
Plymouth
Eagles convention honors go to Antigo and Sheboygan
Antigo wins next Eagles convention while Sheboygan earns equal honor with Theodore Benfey named national delegate to Baltimore in August. Wisconsin state officers were elected with Armstrong, Wausau as president and other posts filled. Manitowoc hosts praise and a $100 prize for neat uniforms amid fife and drum corps and concert band performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antigo
Eagles
Sheboygan
Theodore Benfey
Baltimore
J. C. Teal
Rhinelander
A. H Hathaway
Beaver Dam
J. C. Burke
Manitowoc
Eagle
Sheboygan Eagles
Manitowoc Aerie
Fondy Rts The Molly's Wisconsin League Move
The Milwaukee team of the Wisconsin Illinois League is leased and formally transferred to Fond du Lac as manager Moll signs the lease in Fond du Lac Wisconsin on June 26.
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Fond du Lac
Wis
Milwaukee
Moll
Gerard Honored in Wilsons Diplomatic Tie Ups
Washington reports Justice James W. Gerard of New York poised for appointment as ambassador to Germany. President Wilson also names ex Governor Benton McMillan of Tennessee for minister, with Augusta Thomas Claywright in line for an important diplomatic post.
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Associated Press
Washington
James W. Gerard
New York state supreme court
Wilson
Germany
Benton McMillan
Tennessee
Augusta Thomas Claywright
Maurice Francis Egan
Denmark
Spain
France
William McCombs
Charles R. Crane
Chicago
Russia
Lisbon
Constantinople
Balkan states
Sheboygan High School Commencement at Opera House
The Sheboygan High School commencement will be held at the opera house tonight with the auditorium full despite warm weather. Diplomas will be awarded as students bid farewell to their school days, featuring an address by Prof. P. S. Reinsch. The class will be presented to Superintendent Leverenz by Principal Urban, ending with the song A Beautiful World.
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Sheboygan High School
opera house
P. S. Reinsch
Leverenz
Urban
The Demand for Speed and Service in Modern Life
A brisk overview extols speed in travel, production, and service as the key to success. It argues time is money, slow workers fall behind, and rapid, reliable service wins customers, with speed and quality as the two halves of victory.
Extra! Auto Brings Death on Bridge Collision
Harvey K Greggory, manager of the Chicago circulation bureau, was killed when his car skidded and struck a bridge railing. Passenger Miss Minnie Bristol drowning initially reported, with Charles Summers, Miss Myrtle Peters surviving. Greggory's wife and three children were found at home. Bristol later confirmed dead, others escaped with minor injuries.
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Chicago
Harvey K Greggory
Charles Summers
Myrtle Peters
Minnie Bristol
Bristol
Summers
Peters
Greggory
Military troop movement to Camp Douglas July fifth
On the morning of July 5 Co. C of this city departs for Camp Douglas, joining Co HL Manitowoc G Appleton Neenah and Co E Fond du Lac for consolidation at Fond du Lac. Train arrives at 1 PM and camp will begin immediately. Mr Roland Pfister, son of W A Pfister, will represent the Press on site.
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Co. C
Camp Douglas
Fond du Lac
Co. HL
Manitowoc
G. of
Appleton
Neenah company
Co. E
Roland Pfister
W A. Pfister
the
Business Men’s Association
Prize Winners Named in City Missing Word Contest
The Press announces prize winners from a three month missing word contest. Dorothy Bowler wins first prize of 20 dollars trade, Helen Baldewein second prize 10 dollars, and E A Machut third prize five dollars. Several seven to six correct answers receive one dollar or seventy five cents in trade, with ties allocated per rules.
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Dorothy Bowler
Helen Baldewein
E. A. Machut
William Klumb
Adolph Baumann
Edward Schmidt
Fred Giesmann
Paul Wisch
A. C. Krepsky
Women See Bill Signed by Governor Dunn in Illinois
Springfield June 26 AP reports Governor Dunn signed the women's suffrage bill, triggering immediate demonstrations. Moving pictures captured the signing and the pen was split into three parts given to supporters. Opponents threaten to test the law's constitutionality. the bill takes effect July 1. Illinois becomes the first state east of the Mississippi to grant women the ballot.
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Associated Press
Springfield
Dunn
Lucey
Ninols
Mississippi
Heroes Needed Heroes Needed for Skin Grafts
Buffalo doctors urge over 10 000 square inches of skin donations after the Hustad elevator explosion and fire. About 300 volunteers are needed to prevent further tragedy as mine wreckage cools and bodies are recovered.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Hustad
Unsettled Weather With Thunder Showers Tonight and Friday
Unsettled conditions bring local thunder showers tonight and Friday. Cooler air expected Friday, especially in the north portion. Medea 6.
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Medea
VETERANS TO TRAVEL TO GETTYSBURG ON SPECIAL TRAIN
Madison officials announce a special train carrying 323 Gettysburg veterans to the Pennsylvania battlefield next week. Gov Francis McGov ern Col John Salman Col W J Cronyn Major Gilbert Seaman and Assistant Adjutant General John G Salsman are among the travelers. Tickets badges and credentials have been mailed. The train departs Madison 1 p m Saturday June 28 and reaches Milwaukee 4 p.m. via the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul line. Other participants include John Steffen and Martin Kohn from Sheboygan Ernest Schreibe from Plymouth and Joseph E Collins of Waldo.
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Madison
Wis
Gettysburg
old battleground
Pennsylvania
John G. Salsman
Francis E. McGovern
John G. Salman
W. J. Cronyn
Milwaukee
Gilbert E. Seaman
Wisconsin National Guard
Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul road
Sheboygan
John Steffen
Martin’ Kohn
Plymouth
Ernest Schreiber
Waldo
Joseph E. Collins
Albert J. Smedemann Nominated Minister to Norway
Washington on June 26 reports Albert J. Smedemann of Madison was nominated by President Wilson to serve as minister to Norway. He is a prominent legal figure, and the nomination follows broader diplomatic appointments announced today by the White House.
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Madison
Wilson
Associated Press
Washington
Albert J. Smedemann
Norway
Cyclone Destroys Kasota Buildings in Minnesota
A cyclone struck Kasota Minnesota seventy five miles southwest of Minneapolis causing a grain elevator to collapse and several smaller buildings to be demolished. Telegraph and telephone wires are down and further information is being gathered by Omaha railroad station officials.
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Minneapolis
farge
Kasota
Minn
here
Omaha
Storm Sweeps Nebraska Causes Heavy Damage
A fierce rain and wind storm swept central Nebraska last night, moving toward Kenesawa about a hundred miles west of Lincoln. Several farm buildings were destroyed but no lives were reported lost. Estimated damage stands at $100,000.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Ken‘esawa
here
Eight Die in Pacific Railway Camp Explosion
Kingston Ontario June 26 eight men were killed today in an explosion of dynamite at the construction camp of the Pacific railway. Authorities reported five injured and said the blast occurred during blasting operations at the work site, two miles from Kingston. Fire and rescue crews responded quickly as investigators began determining the cause of the blast and securing the area.
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Kingston
Ont
Pacific railway
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