Miners Triumph Fall Tempered by Ironwood Defeat
Rhinelander’s football squad traveled to Ironwood for the season finale and fell 33 to 3. Highlights include Frogner passes to Arnold, multiple runs, and Ironwood’s late comeback with key line plunges and forward plays. Hindrances from injuries and illness weakened Rhinelander’s backfield, while Ironwood capitalized on turnovers and surges to seal the win.
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Ironwood
Rhinelander
Frogner
Arnold
Cain
Whittaker
Rhine- Jander
Tronwood
Fronwood
Ri. Hi
S. C
Italy
Ammoth
Nelander
Ironwood Aasb
S. H
Taggart
Steneshen
McRae
Medford
Usher
Redfield
C. Danielson
Municipal Court Fines and Orders in Sugar Camp Localities
Frank O Neil a posted man faced quenting saloons charge a misdemeanor under new law fined 12 dollars and costs paid. Theo Caribeau nonsupport case Judge Smith ordered 4 pounds weekly support. Stanley Sowinski of Sugar Camp fined 25 dollars costs with promise of good behavior after stealing two kegs of nails from Robbins Lumber Co. Mrs Ball and children returned from Oshkosh Stevens Point visit. A Swedish Lutheran Church supper will be held next Saturday 5 to 8 in the Scandinavian hall.
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Frank O'Neil
Theo. Caribeau
Smith
Stanley Sowinski
Sugar Camp
Sowinski
Robbins Lhirr. Co
Chas. Ball
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Ladies and Society of the
Swedish Lutheran Church
Scandinavian Hall
Reasons For 2 Grratitude
A reflective passage urging gratitude for abundant harvests and steady work in mills and factories, incentives to industry, broader educational opportunity, and civic virtue. It celebrates integrity, courage, and the pursuit of an intelligent citizenry with hope for brighter tomorrows through divine help.
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Children of Men
Where Star Turk Comes From In Poultry Production
In Rhode Island land area used for keeping high grade turkeys leads, with Massachusetts second and Connecticut third. The passage notes rising prices for eggs and poultry products for sale to poultry fans amid improving quality and supply.
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Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Connecticut
We Thank These For Flowers in Nature Prayer
Poem fragment praising nature and gratitude to a higher power. Mentions flowers, stream, shade, breeze, blooming trees and ends with a blessing to Father in heaven. Reads like a devotional hymn with archaic spellings. Attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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Ralph Waldo Emereon
Local notes from Minocqua and area including social and hunting news
Mrs Ira Yellon and son Edwin visited Mrs Wilmer Yelton in Minocqua from Friday to Sunday. Wilmer Yelton visits and hunts nearby. Mrs J B Loomis visiting daughter Mrs Wilmer Yelton. Basket social at Jarshaw school Saturday evening November 20 with dancing. music by Mrs Wests victrola. baskets fifty cents. Mrs B Winnie and Miss Smith visited Mrs C West. August Kamke of Mercer spent Sunday with wife and son. Miss Aintha Johnson of Minocqua visited Mr and Mrs T Thorson Sunday. Charles West left for Shelbyville Indiana to resume furniture factory work. Deer reported killed by J J Remo near Pine Lake. deer weighed about 200 pounds. Contractor Jacob Cihlas and son George building a modern fire room bungalow on Dorr Avenue.
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Harsiaw
Ira Yellon
Edwin
B. Winnie
Miss Smith
C. West
August Kamke
Mercer
Aintha Johnson
Minocqua
T. Thorson
Charles West
Shelbyville
Indiana
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Malaga
Filberts
Markham & Parker
W. Davenport St
Victor Over Logal Hugh
Hazelhurst
Henry Haase
Port Edwards
Wim. Missley
D. Vaughan
al. Lytle
Rhinelanier
M. Johnson
Parrish
Paul Schoeneck
St. Taunt
Walter Buelow
Pelican Lake
Rev. de Jung
Lillie Kunze
Milwaukee
McDonald
Jeffries
Sidney Raymond
Edward Laird
Lake Metonga
Trac
Northwestern
Rocky's Siding
Arthur Tracy
Raymond
Mason-Donaldson
Crandon Republican
Wendell Smith
Inocqua Uesday
Carlson
Brown St
Goldstone
Jost
Goodyear
Harry BR. Goldstone
Wis
Remo
J. J. Remo
Pine Lake
Ile
Jacob Cihlas
George
Dorr Avenue
Colla
R. R
Gary & Danielson
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