Death of Chas A Breed Pioneer Resident Dies at 60
Chas A Breed, longtime farmer and resident of Warren Avenue in the city, died at noon Tuesday aged nearly 60. Born in Wauwatosa, he lived a declined health period, survived by his wife, a son Allen Breed, daughter Mrs Gus Gregg, and three sisters. Funeral held Thursday at 2 PM from his Warren Avenue home, Rev Thain officiating. Interment Forest Home Cemetery. Sympathy poured from Wauwatosa friends and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. A Breed
Allen Breed
Gus Gregg
Wauwatosa
G. H. Fowler
William Wesson
Richard Sherwin
Milwaukee
Warren Avenue
Thain
Forest Home Cemetery
Death of Lynn Fuller in Chicago at 41
Myron Lynn Fuller, former Wauwatosa resident and son of Alonzo B. Fuller, died in Chicago on Saturday aged 41. Born in this city he spent most of his life here and graduated top of his class from Wayland Academy Beaver Dam in 1885. A noted musician and artist he authored several popular compositions and played pipe organ piano and strings. Funeral from his Chicago residence Monday afternoon. surviving wife one brother Dr BE Fuller Milwaukee and sister Mrs Frank W. McRavey of this city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Lynn Fuller
Wauwatosa
Alonzo B. Fuller
Chicago
Mr. Fuller
Wayland Academy
Beaver Dam
BE. B. Fuller
Milwaukee
Frank W. McRavey
The Campaign for Beauty Across America
The piece notes a nationwide movement toward beauty through parks, artistic architecture, and removing unattractive elements. It describes urban agitation for harmony in parks and sounds, village adaptations, and country efforts to preserve trees and landscape beautification as marks of noble civilizations.
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America
Special Election Called in Wauwatosa Wisconsin 1908
The Common Council of Wauwatosa Wisconsin orders a special election on May 23 1908 across all wards to consider bonds of 6000 dollars for school ventilation upgrades. Polls open 6 AM to 8 PM at designated ward locations including Old Town Hall First Ward City Hall Second Ward Fingado West Main Third Ward and Matt Goebel Fourth Ward.
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Common Council
Wauwatosa
Wisconsin
Wareatosa
Old Town Hall
City Hall
Fingado
Main Street
Matt. Goebel
Nations measure greatness by beauty and culture
The author argues that a nation’s greatness rests on its appreciation and expression of beauty, citing Egypt Greece Rome England and Japan. True poverty is not monetary but a deficit of ideas, harmonious surroundings, happiness, and companionship.
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Egypt
Greece
Rome
England
Japan
Classified ads list various local notices and sales
The page lists Trinity church ram mage at Guild Hall on May 27 and 28 with telephone contact, plus multiple help wanted and for sale items. Wives for general house work advertised with inquiries at 287 E Milwaukee Av and 44 Vine Street. Listings include 2w for a collie puppies, 4w8 Jersey bull calf, a good barn for sale for removal, a cooking range priced at 7, and inquiries directed to Mrs R M Brown 42 Center St Mrs E T Root 227 Wauwatosa Ave and other local addresses.
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Milwaukee Avenue
R. M. Brown
Center Street
Notice to riders and cyclists keep off sidewalks in LA
Public notice warns bicycle and motor riders to avoid sidewalks or face prosecution. Classified ads offer a heavy wagon for sale at $10, photos by VPeetz of Milwaukee, and a Britannica Encylopedia 24-volume set in good condition for $25. Contact 399 Church Street CG and 156 West Main Street for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michels
Church Street
Wade
West Main Street
For Rent and Sale Notices from Becker & Mortimer
For rent about thirty acres of garden or farming land inquire J D Warren. For sale walnut bedstead oak table three small oak stands walnut book case and walnut rocker inquire at 384 First Avenue Becker Mortimer grocers sell Barrington Hall Steel Cut Coffee.
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J. D. Warren
First Avenue
Becker & Mortimer
Barrington Hall
Education as the key to lasting value in life
The piece argues that education cannot be lost or stolen and urges that proper training early in life benefits a person more than wealth. It suggests a good education equips individuals to begin life prepared and independent of future fortunes.
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Wauwatosa News
Picial Paper OF the
Wis
John R. Benoy
United States
Chas. A. Breed
Lynn Fuller
Trinity Church
Guild Hall
Gerl
Vine Street
Day Street
Duston
W. A. Donahue
State St. Barbar Shop
Jersey
E. T. Root
Wauwatosa Avenue
Vpeetz
Walnut St
Ucwtau
Old Statesman
Eglantine
Old
Sailor’s Pride
W. N. Tinsley
THE
American Tobacco Coo
St. Louis, Mo
Optical Dept. of
Gimbel Bros
Z. D. Waugh
Optometrist
Grand Ave
Nee-Ska-Ra
Wauwatose
Schwaiger
East Water St
Robert Cain
H. Minahan
Tel, Wauwatosa
Jacobus
Minahan
Wauwatosa, Wis
Price Bros
Third St
William Berlin
Puone Wauwatosa
Herman Haberman
Center City Cement Company and Contractors
State St
A. C. Euch
Jynski
Practical Barnessmaker, Pabst Biag
John Zimmermann & CO
Blue Tround Road
R. R
Martin Eriksen
Wauwatosa Ave
James Posselt
Dittmar
F. H. Bark
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