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Newspaper
Three Lakes Page
Location
Three Lakes, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1916
Page
2
A fragmentary political column notes McGovern’s withdrawal hint and Philipp diverse tactics at the Republican State Central Committee meeting in Chicago. It questions who will lead the ticket, discusses pretend progressives versus old guard, and cites campaign strategy claims amid a looming convention.
A fragmented political piece notes how Philipp McGovern and a progressive faction form a coalition on selecting alternate delegates. It criticizes McGovern and warns progressives to reassess their support as the campaign shapes up.
Wisconsin Oneida County Court orders hearing on the estate of John Anderson deceased to grant license to sell or encumber real estate. Administrator William J. LaSelle to petition, with publication for four weeks in New North Rhinelander. Hearing set for May 13, 1916 at 10 a.m. at Rhinelander courthouse.
John Melton fifty eight? thirty eight years old died after long tuberculosis. Funeral by Rev Messenger. Family mourns. Also a note on the Copts of Egypt describing roles, language decline, and church service use of ancient tongue.
The St Louis Post-Dispatch defines spitting the beans as the unpremeditated promulgation of information one should have kept reticent in a Boston teacher Emerson discussion revealing slang terms and meanings in a colloquial sense.
The aid society will meet with Fanny Brown this week Thursday. Service were held in the Lutheran church Sunday. A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. George Mitchel Saturday morning. Dr. Cutter was the attending physician. Mr. and Mrs Albert Adelair and family came in their auto from Rhinelander to visit at the Knute Halverson home. Miss Crain and Miss Clarn, our teachers finished their school and departed for their homes last week. The Royal Neighbors will meet with Mrs. Peterson this week Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Tresness are rejoicing over the arrival of a little daughter. Mr. Barrick plowed for Dan Lee Wednesday. RESIDENCE FOR SALE Fine residence property at 425 South Pelham street. Corner double lot, a splendid Investment. Call on or write Oscar Raudson, City.
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