Hart's clearance sale prompts city social whirl
Local notes report Hart's clearance sale drawing attention across Rhinelander with shoppers and visitors. Dan Shea and Th Go Wasserburger drop in from Mercer and Minocqua while Mrs Flynn and Mrs Bailey visit friends. J M Scott and son from Tripoli attend, Rev DeJung returns from Crandon, and Hart's event fuels social chatter amid travel plans and automobile shows.
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Hart's
Dan Shea
Mercer Lumberman
Go Wasserburger
Minocqua
Rhinelander
James Flynn
Marinette
South Side Friends
T. Ames
Alex Gillis
John Anderson
Wibaux
Mont
B. T. Plugh
J. SM. Scott
Tripoli
J. AM
Jess Willard
John DeJung
North Crandon
German Lutheran Parsonage
J. Sanns
F. Pratt
Oliver Shorey
Prank Tints
Ella Lawrence
Community classifieds and notices from Rhinelander area
Local items include real estate and rental offers in Antigo and Rhinelander, sales of household goods, livestock and desks, plus hospital stays and business changes. Notables mention Mr. Knapp planning a Sugar Camp sale, Hart's mid winter clearance, and counterfeit five dollar bills circulating in Oneida county banks.
Vinol Promises Relief From Grippe After Effects
A Wapakoneta Ohio reader testifies to Vinol curing a lingering cough and nervous weakness after grippe. The note praises Vinol as a constitutional remedy for weak, nervous, run-down conditions, chronic coughs colds and bronchitis.
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Wapakoneta
Ohio
James Martin
Meardon
Mrugast
Fibae Lander
Wis
Minocqua Triumphs Over Tomahawk In Season Opener
The Minocqua grammar school basketball team opened the season with an 18 to 7 win on home floor against Tomahawk. Captains Ta Bois and Doucette led their teams with Ta Bois scoring two field goals and twelve free throws for Minocqua and Doucette starring for Tomahawk as the game moved from a slow first half to faster second half. Next Saturday Minocqua hosts Waukesha Mercury five on home floor as they brace for a strong opponent.
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Minocqua Grammar Room
Tomahawk
Min- Min
Ta Bois
Minocqua
Doucette
Waukesha Mercury Five
Waukesha
Local Notes Bring News Of Travel Illness And Delays
Miss Gina Wogsland left for Lansing Friday evening after holidays with family. Miss Lilly Wogsland visited Tomahawk Friday between trains. J. P. Janson visited Rhinelander earlier in the week. Lorena Foss returned to school Sunday after a week home due to her mother's illness. Mr. and Mrs. John Bosma traveled to Grand Rapids Michigan last Thursday for Mr. Bosma’s father’s illness. Mrs. Raab attended her mother’s funeral at Spring Valley Wisconsin. Woodmen and Royal Neighbors postponed officer installation due to widespread illness. new date set for Jan. 29. Andrew Sorenson and Evelyn West ill with measles. A. K. Tresness was a business visitor in Rhinelander Monday. Weather delays trains. Rhinelander schedule lagging one to two hours last week. Drive conditions and cold weather also caused delays, impacting travelers and local business.
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Mienry Blimenstein
Woodruff
A. K. Tresnéss
Cassian
George Dagget
Car Creek
S Louis Danner
Hortonville
Conro
Mas. I. F. Johnson
Wausau
B. Tt. Lewis
Minocqua
Streart County
J. Boudin
B. C. Bassett
Boudin
Perkins
Minocqux
B. O. Bassett
Neuville Brothers
Winegar
Joe Crow
D. L Jenkinson
Wood
Jenkinson Homie
Milwaukee
Floyd West
Tazelhurst
Merrill
August Oppert
Minocqua Clawson
Monico
BE. L. Jenkinson
T -J. A. Bosacki
Winchester and
Duboys
Arbor
Vilne
Leona Zahn
Edna Knutdson
S. J. Loomis
Gina Wogsland
Lansing
Lilly Wogsland
Tomahawk
J. P. Janson
Lorena Foss
John Bosma
Grand Maven
Mich
Bosma
John Raab
Andrew, Sorenson
Evelyn West
B. Musson
K. Tresness
Ahinelander
Prices clash at Sart's mid winter sale
WOODMAN DIES IN CAMP A woodsman named Frank Wor buen died in Dan Hashie's camp in Oneida county around 5:30 Wednesday morning. He had a sore on his left leg treated with salves for some time. The wound bled after tapping an artery during the night. Found dying from loss of blood he was about 45 years old and had worked there about a month. He is said to have come from Chicago.
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Woodman
Frank Worbuen
Dan Hashie
Oneida County
Chicago
Phillips Bee
Rail freight rate proposal before interstate commerce commission
The Interstate Commerce Commission heard arguments from rail carriers, paper manufacturers, and consumers on a proposal to raise freight rates for newsprint and paper products in the territory between the Mississippi, Great Lakes, Ohio, and Potomac rivers. Mills in New England, New York, Michigan, Wisconsin, and other states participate, with competition between eastern and western producers for routes west of Pittsburgh and Buffalo. The suggested increases range from one cent to more than ten cents per hundred pounds.
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Mississippi
Great Lakes
Ohio and
Potomac Rivers
Interstate Commerce Commission
New England
New York
Michigan
Wisconsin
Pittsburgh
Buffalo
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Forest County
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Fred Abel
Antigo
Edward Abel
Father Beaudette
Walter Kerber
Chas
A.conran
Archie McPhail
St. Mary's Hospital
Knapp
A. F. Podvin
Northwestern Oil Company
Superior
Fr. Olson
Olson
Sawyer
Morler
H. “W._ Reed
Clearwater Lake
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C. C. Collins Lumber Co
Collins
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Uart
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Sr. Sterbst
Whitelander
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Harshaw
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Grippe
Vinel
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Congregational Church
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W. C. Weyl
Tomahawk Lake
Wilde
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Swatska
J. Sparks
Clark
Schultz
Roy Montgomery
Rhinelander Veneer
Ehind
C. A. Richards
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Rhinelarder Builders’ Supply CO
Shipul
Ladies’ Aid
Ed. McGary
Pursinger
Mason- Donaldson Lumber Co
Poe
Patek
G.E Conkey Co
Weied
FLJ
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Trugglars
Kaif
Oneida. Bakery
Osceola Mill & Elevator CO
INO
J. Remo
Upper
Wisconsin Lands
Abiselandar, Wie
J. E. Schieh
Hinman
Davenport Street
Park Street
Joyyn
Barnes-Weesner Insurance Agency
Merchants State Bank Building
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