Spooner Likely Returns to Senate After Broad Wisconsin Support
The Times notes Senator John Spooner accepts another term as U S senator amid statewide endorsement from 102 legislators. It criticizes the Milwaukee Free Press for narrow factionalism while affirming U S neutrality in Venezuela and reaffirming Monroe Doctrine commitments in South America.
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Joen C. Spcone
United States
Spooner
Milwaukee Free Press
Free Press
The
Free
Wisconsin
Republican Party
United States Senate
Lumber Demand to Peak Within Ten Years Says Scofield
Milwaukee December 15 Former Governor Edward Scofield warned at the Pfister Hotel that lumber demand may collapse within a decade as steel concrete and tiles replace wood. He opposed a forestry commission arguing new forests would take a century to mature and industry would adapt with substitutes already in use.
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Milwaukee
Edward Scofield
Pfister
Forestry Commission
Timber lands and Wisconsin farming prospects in Oconto county
The article discusses the Monroe Doctrine's perceived limits in Venezuela and argues timber lands in Wisconsin, especially Oconto county, will become prime agricultural soil. It notes timber land remnants, future farm value, and Scofield and son’s Idaho timber land tour with plans to buy 50 000 acres once titles clear.
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Wisconsin
Oconto County
Scofield
George
Idaho
Oconto
Tax Reform Support Prompts Broad GOP Unity
Readers unite for tax reform and urge the legislature to heed public opinion. Supporters praise Bob La Follette and John C. Spooner as capable leaders in Washington and Madison, noting mutual respect despite personal disagreements.
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Bob la Follette
John C. Spooner
Washington
Madison
Wisconsin Central Railway Maintains Daily Through Service
The Wisconsin Central Railway runs daily trains linking Chicago, Milwaukee, Manitowoc, St. Paul, Minneapolis, Ashland, Duluth and Eau Claire, with connections to many Wisconsin points. Pullman sleepers on night trains, A La Carte meals, agents available for tickets and sleeping-car reservations. Also notices on cough cures and health products from Fox Bros, DeWitt’s Early Risers, and Foley’s Honey and Tar. Bids invited for school hard wood cards. house for rent. rifle dealer ad. lentils in soup. Wigwam Matches at local grocery.
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Wisconsin Central Railway
Chicago
Milwaukee
Manitowoc
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Ashand
Duluth
Eau Claire
Chippewa Falls
Marshfield
Hurley
Ironwood
Bessmer
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central Ry
Jas. C. Pon
Apt
Milwaukee, Wis
Dissolution of Talbot and Smith partnership in Washburn Wis
Notice states the Talbot & Smith retail grocery partnership is dissolved by mutual consent. Smith & McClatchie assume all debts and liabilities and will collect outstanding accounts. Dated November 1 1902 at Washburn Wisconsin. There are additional advertisements for Rocky Mountain Tea and Greene’s Syrup of Tar and Washburn gun accessories.
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Talbot & Smith
Smith & McClatchie
Washburn
Wis
Cascarets warning against counterfeit drug fraud
Public notice warns consumers to seek only the verified Cascarets Candy Cathartic label and avoid bulk sales and counterfeit products. It cites AV druggists and a trademark C. C. C as the authentic mark to verify genuineness.
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Zoe
C.C.C
Druggists
Roc
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England
Venezuela
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Castro
Little Republic
E. H. Wise
Fox Bros
DeWitt
W. H. Howell
Houston
Tex
J. A. Sheridan
Sec’y
High Street West
Finnegan
B. Ungrodt
Co-Operative
Foley
Frost & Spies
HK. J. Born & CO
Bristol Block
Ashland
Dia
Greene
Fox Bros. Pharmacy
Carridge
Nice
C. P. Dickey
7Th and
8Th Ave
HALY
Bayfield
Iron River
Orienta
Pratt
Port Wing
D. M. Maxcy
Washburn, Wisconsin
Brazelton Conservatory of Music
Edgar A. Brazelton
Mary D. Gleason
Harriet Buckles
Mary Sage Brazelton
Scott B. Prowell
Prowell
Royal Academy
London
Emil Liebling
Chicago Examiner
Nat’l Bank Bldg
High Art Tailors
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