Edward Hines Operated On for Kidney Removal in Chicago
Edward Hines, lumberman, underwent surgery in Chicago Tuesday removing his left kidney. Reports say the operation was a success. Local news notes mention business, a minstrel show at the Opera House Friday, and a big noon parade.
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Edward Hines
Chicago
Opera House
School Exhibit at Walker School and Easter news
The annual city school exhibit will be held at Walker High School Friday May 1 with an address on school work by President McCaskill of Superior Normal School. Music by the school. other items include local notices, travel, and community events. one case and patient nearing recovery from smallpox. many social visits and notices of sales and shipments. Safety and convenience are urged by Home Telephone installation.
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T. R. Spears
Duluth
Walker High School
McCaskill
Superior Normal School
Sterling Stock Co
Opera House
Mary Arseneau
Houghton
Emma Burke
J. Corbet
Superior
Cecil Lowry
Newell Uphan
Agent Beagle of
Barksdale
Sydney
Montana
Polansch
Mason
Times
Rats Steal Joe Perry Savings in Trunk Treachery
A tale recalls Joe Perry storing years of earnings in a trunk, only for rats and mice to gnaw and ruin about $600 of his funds. The incident highlights the danger of hoarding cash away from banks. District Attorney E C Alvord was in Iron River. others note hospital visits, city council actions, and local notices.
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Joe Perry
Mr. Parre
Joe
Ashland Breakwater stone contract to start at Pike's Quarry
Captain Sanger of Duluth holds the government contract for Ashland breakwater stone. Stone scows are being fitted and quarry machinery prepared. Work expected to begin early next week and continue about two years, employing about fifty men.
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Captain Sanger
Duluth
Ashland
Kidney trouble warned in early signs
An advertisement warns that kidney trouble is an insidious disease and may lead to fatal illness. It urges taking Foley's Kidney Cure at the first sign to correct irregularities and prevent Bright's disease and diabetes. The message is attributed to W. Frost.
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Washburn
Foley
Bright
W. Frost
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