Funeral for Mrs. Julia Schupp Held at Selsemeyer Home
The funeral for Mrs. Julia Schupp, mother of Mrs. A Selsemeyer, took place Tuesday afternoon at the Selsemeyer residence. Rev Hughes of Union Church led the services. Born in Germany almost 90 years ago, she came to the United States in 1884, lived in Ashland for five years, then in this city. Her husband died in Oklahoma in 1888. She leaves six grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Interment was in Bessemer. Attending from out of town were C Wurtzbath and Mrs George Haycraft of Duluth.
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Julia Schupp
A. Selsemeyer
Selsemeyer
Hughes
Union Church
Schupp
Germany
Ashland
Oklahoma
Mrs Kenfield Dies in Rhinelander Visit After Hip Injury
Mrs. Kenfield aged about 82 or 83 for 380 years visited with millinery goods here annually died at Rhinelander about two weeks ago. A hip injury last spring is believed to hasten her death. The body was taken to Oshkosh for interment.
Lawyers from Ontonagon in Wakefield for Circuit Court cases
John Jones of Ontonagon and Mr. Patek, partners of Jones and Patek in Tronwood, visited the city Monday on legal business. They are reviewing many cases in the current Circuit Court term, focusing on matters arising in Wakefield.
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John Jones
Ontonagon
United States
Jones & Patek
Tronwood
Mr. Patek
Circuit Court
Wakefield
Union Church Ladies Aid luncheon notices hosts named
After the operetta Wednesday evening a lunch is planned with the Ladies Aid of the Union Church in the Community Building. Hostesses for the reception are Mrs Jack Cole Mrs A W Clevenger Mrs Albert Lavigne Mrs Roy Bedell and Mrs Joseph Rowell.
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Ladies Aid of the
Union Church
Ilrs
Jack Cole
A. W. Clevenger
Albert Lavigne
Roy Bedell
Joseph Rowell
Wakefield Club to Serve Turkey Dinner at December Meeting
The Wakefield Commercial club plans a turkey dinner at its next regular meeting on December 17. Attendees should notify the secretary promptly. Abe Mathews leads the program for the evening.
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Wakefield Commercial Club
Abe Mathews
Mystery meeting at American Legion club rooms Monday
The American Legion will hold a mystery meeting at its club rooms on Monday evening. Members are told the meeting will be novel and Dom enic will serve lunch. bring membership card or face disappointment at the door. Mrs. Hasbrook entertained Friday for her sister Mrs. Stephen Quayle of Virginia Minn with out of town guests Mesdames L. Rice and William Rice of Bessemer.
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American Legion
Domenic
R. F. Hasbrook
Stephen Quayle
Virginia, Minn
Mesdames L. 8
Faunces Tavern a Landmark of New York History
The Faunces Tavern at Broad and Pearl in New York City, built in 1719, played a central role in colonial and Revolutionary history. It hosted Washington in 1783 and his officers, endured a 1775 cannon strike, fire damage in 1832, later fires, and restoration culminating in 1907 by the Sons of the Revolution. The first floor remains a restaurant, the second houses the long room, and the third is a museum with relics. Reward offered for information about a garage car damage incident from two or more weeks ago.
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Faunces
Broad and
Pearl Streets
New York City
DeLancey
Sain
Samuel Faunces
Chamber of Commerce
Whitch Faunces
George Washington
Clinton
New York State
Washington
Broad Street House
Sons of the Revolution
Notice of wife leaving and debt disavowal
John Boller announces in 1923 that Nell Pisher Boller has left his bed and board and he will not be responsible for any debts she incurs after November 10 1923. Dated November 19 1923. Also a lumber company ad seeks buyers for various forest products with price quotes and market information.
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Nell Pisher Boller
John Boller
Golfing Fish Story At Lake Erie
J W Williams drove a ball from a Lake Erie cliff then a large sturgeon near the shore supposedly swallowed the ball. The ball was later recovered wedged in the fish’s gullet at the clubhouse.
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J. W. Williams
Lake Erie
Ostrich Egg Facts from Nature Magazine
The ostrich hen in captivity lays from fifteen to eighteen eggs yearly. Each egg weighs three and a half to four pounds and measures four to five and a half inches in diameter, roughly bowling-ball sized. It takes forty-two days to hatch with both parents sharing incubation. The male is black and guards the nest at night while the gray-feathered female tends the nest by day.
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Nature Magazine of
Washington
Great Books Written in Prison by John Bunyan
The Pilgrim's Progress may have been planned in jail and its first part written there Bunyan composed Grace Abounding Holy City Resurrection of the Dead and other tracts in the 12 year confinement His name appears in the general pardon granted by the king in council for prisoners of that persuasion.
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Bunyan
Davy Crockett Tale Masks Real Rifle Hero Captain Scott
The frontier yarn credits Davy Crockett with a famed coon encounter, but Captain Maartin Scott of Bennington Vermont was the sharpshooter behind the legend. Scott rose to fame in the War of 1812 and Mexican War, ending at Molino del Rey in 1847, leaving many stories of his marksmanship.
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Davy Crockett
Coon
Crockett
Maartin Scott
Bennington
Alamo
Scott
Betsy
Lake Bonaparte
Adirondacks
Utica
New York Sun
Captain Scott
Palo Alto
Resacs de la Palma
Monterey
Molino del Rey
Prateau's Barber Shop and Bessemer Laundry Agency
A small business notice notes Prateau's Barber Shop operating in conjunction with the Agency for Bessemer Steam Laundry. The item outlines services and locality, marking the two entities as connected in a local commerce context.
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Prateau’s Barber Shop
Bessemer Steam Laundry
Back Hurts Begin on Salts For Kidney Health
An authority promotes drinking soft water and using Jad Salts to flush kidneys and prevent bladder disorders. The remedy, made from grape and lemon acids with lithia, is said to cleanse the kidneys, neutralize acids, and keep the urine clear, with regular use described as inexpensive and safe.
Mentho Sulphur Cited As Best For Ugly Skin Breakouts
A noted skin specialist claims Mentho-Sulphur rapidly clears itching burning and irritation from facial and body breakouts. The sulfur preparation, praised for germ destruction, heals eczema and leaves skin smooth. A small jar is available at drug stores and used like cold cream.
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A. F. Olson, Prop
Home & Tourist Service Garage
Harry Barr Tronwoop
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Lad
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America
T. T. Maxey
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