Notes from Mukwonago social scenes lingered
Mukwonago and nearby Milwaukee residents shared visits and gatherings across the week. Mrs. Otta Pook and Delphine Chicago visitors. Miss Burnice Anderson Milwaukee for a weekend with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Goetsch and Robert Soller from Chicago were in town. several neighbors hosted games and picnics at local parks. a Sunday table of church events and a YOM.G activity extended into the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mukwonsgo
George Horland
Henry Menter
Ti Bend
Eleanor Huening
Holy TN
Henry Goetsch
Robert Soller
Chicago
Burnice Anderson
Milwaukee
Marygerel Anderson
John Glenisy
Kroupar
Otta Pook
Delphine
C. Perkins
Amy Swan
Otiin
L. Z. Swan
Silentine
Adwinkee
Esther Holtz
Tess Corners
Helen Miller
Jome Sheridan
George Bur
Baday
Derathen
Dillentwek
Uawley Dillenbe
Orville Sugden
Iafkerioan
Arnold — Steecker
Waukesha
Wis
Chris Steecker
Ye Alex
Sellers
Idn
Delbert
Mes
George Austin
Austin
Marion
Vermim
Joba
Austin Sandis
Monson
Milwaaskee
Consu
Stephan Quinn
PT. Hucklay
Ger
AL Carr
Stephen Quinn
Miss Quinn
Vielt
Vermont
M. and Mex
Otto Bandan
Winogens
Wanpite
Beultz
M & HB
Belrulty
Otto How
Winogene
Som
Dieah
Washington Path
Mark Theater
St. James
Chureti
Ladies’ Guild
Congresational
Churetw
Chickta Park
Hagie Lake
Jobo UL Tahel
John and
Lyle
Guntherhomme
Iyle Stalph
Mra
Joi H. Dane
Tey
Karrer
Oliver
Edna Tofel- Ming
Noth Prairie
O. Milarson
van de Walker
Vernon
J. Snitener
Wil Myr
Anark
Gooth
Kingston
Ellayson
Aimopers
Jung
Milwawker
John Wendt
Dhe Farr Wiereau Pimie
Mraz Williany Bee An Sen
Glen
Milwauskee
Fred Ice Hone
Glen Lee
Nobisch
West Aes
Pol
Charles Voshiie
Mary Tégerix
Mies
West Ale
Robisel
Mlanora Alihe John and
George Nic
Social events and notices from Nestimtown area
Very faint record shows a social event at Nestimtown with attendance noted as very poor. Mentions of Vernon M. EB church activities, threshing near Loakdale and Mrs. Jack Wilkinson, Mrs. Grace Meplein of Milwaukee, and visitors Lettie Churchill, Kenneth, and Stanley Maurse. Also references August Maurice home guests, church picnic at UP Church, Elm Glen farm visit, and Tryn Mawr Waleneo notes about L. J. Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nestimtown
Vernon M. EB
Kenneth
Stanley
Lee
A. Haege
Lettie Churchill
Wiliam Membrook
Frances Menick
Vernon
Agnes Mair
Elmer Mann
Bert Mann
D. T. Hat
Elm Glen Farm
Vernon MK
Tryn Mawr
Waleneo
L. J. Wright
Aga
Teltet Arsbuary
Armenia
To Was Toy i
Fur
Local Social Notes and Arrivals in Menomonie
Long column of community notices from Menomonie area detailing visitors, illnesses, baptisms, weddings, and memorials. Names include Mrs M. E., Hines and daughter Nessie of Milwaukee, and many local families. Events reference church services, hospital visits, family gatherings, and a community picnic at Honey Creek with notes on welfare of children.
Shooting incident and community notices in Milwauke e area
An artily shooting incident near Milwaukee caused minor injuries to a resident during a neighborhood dispute. Local aldermen discuss handguns rules, while a culvert repair and yard excavation alert residents. Community events include church services in German and Magtiah languages, a Fox Point band, and several social visits. A real estate listing offers multiple properties for sale or exchange in Newhall Ave and Grand Ave with Waukesi contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alopinen
Milwanker
Ald
Ant
Z. W. Daring
Milwaukee
Serlona
Schroeder Laymber Co
Church Bunday
Audolph Grienwald's Grove
Imme Rev
Wis
He Plemann
Cedarburg
I. Mialuotke
Tex Point
Fox Point
Evangeliga
William Pagan
Benjain Apelleyard
New York
Aml
George Sid Whehard Finn
W. C
Tlenry Olson
Gira
Evelyn Ditcler
Alarie
Leatoy Hwyer
Tildefard
Viola O'Connell
Velen Setrank
Lake Tischigan
Canton
Pawpkis
Subuch+an
Diminy Pains
Uist
Kent
Josephine Green
Gordon
Ty Green
Mhuekholin
Wankesin
Amimi
J Marhie Redford
Sleep
Wille
Chutes
Pawel
Vic Kere
Wo. Smith
Tharsis
Trayen
Air
Eiward Troyan Fay
Tran Mountainy Mich
Radler
Michael
Charles Kueknek
Dinighter
Joseph Is
President and Workers Confer on Ending Railroad Strike
Washington reports ongoing talks between President Harding and railway executives aimed at resolving the shopmen strike. Spokesmen for unions say they have not yet been consulted, while officials warn the labor action could disrupt train service and transportation nationwide. Talks focus on bargaining terms and potential resolutions to end the impasse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Harding
Xaid
Oliver
Jin
Lon Ag
Fue
Wits
Sheppard
Wisafe
Taylor Hous
Uratans
Equiment
Theresa
Univ
Interstate
Coinneren Econmission Epitontizas
Mrs Coolidge In Accident At Busy City Intersection
Aug 14 at the intersection of Hreadway and Grahee streets a vehicle struck Mrs Calvi, wife of the vice president. The driver was uninjured and no one else suffered harm. Police report by the campaign witness remains unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gar
Portland
Porthiut
Gre
Calvi
Evire Prresittertt
Hreadway
Grahee
Jeerlent Ras
More coal cars loaded in Wastin region week
Railroad report notes additional coal cars loaded near Wastin. The article mentions John of real gars rewarded at Muscontin for assisting operations and describes the week’s progress including pre mies for the first sist week in U0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wastin
John of Real Gars
Muscontin
RAIL BRIDGES SHOPS DESTROYED IN MULTIPLE FIRES
A flood of damaged text reports rail bridges and shops burned in Portland Oregon Wichita Texas and New Jersey with losses reaching over 1 000 000. Explosions and arson are described as causes with depuities investigating and officials detailing injuries and disruptions to rail service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Wichita Faille
Tex
New Jersey
Ten Hart
St. Lows
St Louis
Sa Francisco
Sue River
Ash Grove
Austin
United States
Portia
Old Maine Central
Dale
neuTom
Galtier
Bomba
Norte Bergen
N. T
Wese Shore
Rene Grayton Jone- Hon
Wecel
Granton
Uber Ion
Thesei
Wyken
West Shore
New Yark Central
Santa Fe Faces Showdown With Unions Over Strike Action
The Santa Fe Railroad confronts leaders of the four major railway labor groups amid a sympathy strike. Iron A. G. Wells, Santa Fe operations head, condemns the disruption and warns of immediate steps to replace striking workers if contracts are not honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Jepilera
Santa Fe
Cologiara
A. G. Wells
Preyihat
Jafar
Stikors
Poem Tribute Reflects Nurse’s Quiet Service
A dated anonymous verse honors a nurse’s long hours and steady care through day and night. It laments patient suffering, recalls routine duties like temperatures and pills, and ends with a prayer for a star and heavenly crown.
Joh Shop Whiners and Pipe Men Wage Dispute at Racine
Workers at Mohr Jones Hardware in Racine Wisconsin demand 90 cents per hour increases as union reports persistent friction with management. The incomplete item hints at wage talks and shop conditions involving pipe men and general labor groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mohr Jones Hardware Co
Racine
Wis
Embargo Lifted on Livestock Shipments by Railroad
Chicago reports an embargo on live cattle and perishable freight from Nebraska and Iowa has been removed. The Chicago & Northwestern Railway lifted the ban with shipments resuming on a regular schedule, easing fears of shortages amid strike tensions in Lawn and Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicaga & Northwestern Railroad
Sebrasko
Tawa
Lawn
Nebraska
Santa Fe Train Armored Guards Patrol California Route
Los Angeles August 11 reports say a Santa Fe train labeled No. 4 bound for Chicago will be operated with armed guards to protect passengers and cargo. Company officials confirm enhanced security on the through California route and named destinations along the line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Chicago
Los Angeles
Os Angeles
Santa Fe
California United
Chicaco
Envin
Sheriff Escapes From Winsition County Jail
A prisoner escape was reported at Winsition county Jail involving detainee J. L. Smitty and others. The incident occurred in August near Charnacoga and prompted a manhunt by local authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charnacoga
Town
Aug
Sherit J. L. Smitty
Leyrou
Winsition County
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Lalesting
Lilstorle
Bryn Mawr
John Breemans
Carmicunal
Alex Mair
Care
She Key
TH. Leonart
Vernon M. E
Freman
Caldwell
Farm Bureau
Jane Patey
Warsier
Menomoner
Manuel
Mie
William Seluatelt
Shebr Farm
Jtev
J. Hillman
G. Sehueidt
B. Followers
Merv
da. Sehonliit
Mearel Mes
Warery Screfow
John Sentheen
Milton Hervin
Toby Tag
Walter Rebelean
Marquette
Viola Macei
William Herger
Grafton
Crignks
Sussex
Ar. Winger
Couetery
A. B
Linten
Deh Millan Wil
Grace
Green May
Fred Schutt
Herm Selwuoaker
Rudwonl Walls
Mim
Ben.amison
Lonard
Tortland
Ore
Vilnzo
W. 5
Gonde
Anil Childres
Stobert Wail Joli
Carllton
Lake
A.A. Schmidt & Son
Suinnysile
Robinson
George Schlafer Sul Tanghter
Irbara Nell
Loonington
Inch
Heluaifer
Rickield
Standay
iLi
Keriaeyer
Eller
Mil
Witiker
Elifster
Clu Hind Itev
Wes. Whitlain
Meaoroner Palla
George Muethacer
Ware Muehl
Uarer- Wi
Moboe
Alisa Kried
MiBer
Soul Wiklanl
Muehl Aties
Szatkowaki
Q. C. Perrin
Hotkuiel Krehler
Milieukee
Reehler
Szatkewski
Germany
Keiber
Terra Hast
Ant Alice Charlotte
Tock Eh
Katherine Waester
Marcunee Leister
Mil- Woe
Mave
Milton
Vike
Myr
FL Weeks
JL Verrin
Vida Mace
Milwaukee Noxspital
John Kuebku Ad
John
Ir. Duplainyile
Sid Me
Mree ‘Toy Hayley
Dauy
Ever
Dorothy
Thoanas Digley
Dodges Cornerk
dJolm Spitzner
Sel
Chester
Will
Fred Keltner
Tidy May Howle
Summer Select
John Bdo
Lake Denlah
Ellad Claflin
Alvs
Thomas Trowle
Misa Olson
Ionen
Powje Howne
Martin Posbrig
Honey Creek
Feo Dats
Newhall Ave
Lararel Gant
Grand Ave
Nak
Nadern
Courage
Wagany
Ekehuige
Tovestigan
Gill Exchange
GEO
Gernen & Son Putney UK
Waukesti
Mrs. Coolidge
Levy Mayer
Tevy Mayer
Fin Fitar of
Saves
Mewer
Platt
Sidfenty
Sac’ River
St. Louis
Bord
Brotherhood
Wieemma
Vear
Vived
Subscinke
Freeman
Loop
Horrison Hotel
TRE Mote
Clarkce
Medison
Worden Restaury
Tito
Hinds
Beard Wnd Raon
New Williams House
Manitowoc, Wis
Bismarck
Randolph Hear
LaSalle St
Bath
Ran Veto
Marigold Arden
Dhune “Mariagemand
S.S. Carolina
Omnes
Muskegon
Grand Haven
Grant
Nat'l Exch
Bank of Waukesha
Igwa
National Exchange Bank
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