Unclear Text Notice From Local Shops and Names
Fragmentary OCR item lists multiple shop names and notices including drug store, dance, watch tips, beverages, musical director, and cemetery association annual meeting. Reads like a mosaic of advertisements and notices with numerous unreadable fragments.
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Pittman
Griewold's
Griese
Rowley & Son Occ
A. A. Aris Atecimicis
Clarence W Bown
Steves
Melvins
S. F. Sherwood
Ramms
Annual Meeting Cemetery Association
Tyrrell & Co
Weather and notices from Chicago and Winona 1900
Weather forecast cool and fair in Wisconsin and Minnesota with westerly winds. temperatures rising, and river forecast for La Crease district. Classified ads seek stone haulers, exchange for city property, single horses and harness, piano, rooms to rent, and sale of boxes and kitchen items. Woodlawn Cemetery annual meeting set for June 11 at 8 pm in Laird Library for trustee election and business.
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Chicago
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Callat
Woodlawn Cemetery Association
Pdkoce
Laird Library
Fay
Charles Horton
Orion
Winona
Milwaukee and St. Paul
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Milwaukee
Wis
Supreme Lodge
Sioux Falls
Philadelphia
Chicama
Ula
Kansas City
National Republican League
St Pan
Minn
National Educational
Charleston
S. C
Young People's Christian Union
Denver
Cola
Hwaukee
St. Paul x Va
Commencement at Winona Normal Honors Seventy Five Graduates
The Winona Normal School held its commencement at the opera house this morning with 75 graduates receiving diplomas. Rev Henry M Simmons of Minneapolis delivered remarks on The Worth of a Man while the Mendelssohn Club and Normal Chorus performed. President Mills paugh presided and Ankeny of the Normal Board received diplomas, praising Minnesota Normal schools and urging continued funding. An afternoon steamboat excursion and an alumni banquet at Pyttman hall closed the day with music from the Echo Club and Mendelssohn Club.
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H. M. Simmons
Ankeny
Winona School
Miss Smith
Winona Normal School
Opera House
J. F. Millspaugh
Carrie V. Saasith
Philip von Rohr
Mendelssohn Club
Mendelssohn
Henry M. Simmons
Minneapolis
Goa
Adam
Hve
Garden of Eden
George T. Simpson
Simpson
Millspaugh
Eady
Teman
Minnesota
Pytaian Hall
Central ‘Methodist Church
Pythian Hall
Alumni Sketch Honors Winona Normal Historians
Wednesday alumni meeting recalled the school’s early days and the leadership of Presidents Ogden Morey Shepard and Millspaugh. Miss Carrie V. Smith presented a retrospective history of graduates, with notes on class growth and global spread of alumni.
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Carrie V. Smith
George T. Simpson
Mendelssohn Club
Foran
Southland
John B. Ogden
Winona
Wm. F. Phelps
Prescient Ogden
West
Phelps
Northwest
Ieh
Charles A. Morey
Morey
Alma Maer
Rohn Shepard
Shepard
Hepard
National Educational Association
Winona Normal
Wimona Normal Njoy
Wiona Normal
South Ameria
Hawaii
Philippine Islands
India
United States
Minnesota
Minnedapolis
California
Cornelia Walker
San Jose
Cal
South America
South
Clarkson W Houser
Houser
Louisville
Mary D Hyde
Marion
Ala
Lillian Cathcart
Lincoln Academy
King's Mt, N C
Resident Director Morey Outlines School Needs to Alumni
At a Wednesday alumni meeting, Resident Director Morey urged support for a west side model school building and a new block housing Students Hall. He called for a manual training facility on the east end, higher faculty salaries, and admission reforms to attract rural students, with a committee named to draft resolutions.
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Morey
James Drew
C. B. van Tuyl
Mart. M. Heffron
James Manahan
E. F. Lobdill
Amy Tanner
Jas. L. Garland
Sue Dixon
Municipal Court records brief fines for two drunks
Simon Bernard and James Thomas were arrested for being drunk. Each was fined 25 dollars or thirty days in city prison. Commitments held until 2 o'clock this afternoon.
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Simon Bernard
James Thomas
Boers Welcome Crowd At Milwaukee Depot
A large Milwaukee crowd greeted Boer envoys on their route to St Paul. A Fischer and C H Weasels spoke aboard the train, noting continued American support and ongoing surveillance. The party later received a La Crosse welcome and reached St Paul by noon.
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Milwaukee
St. Paul
South African Republic
Messr
A. Fischer
C. H. Weasels
T. M. DeBruyn
A. D
Winona
America
England
H. L. Buck
Joseph Leicht
D. A. Stewart
Chicago
Messrs. Fischer and
Wesels
Secret Service
Pretoria
la Crosse
Fischer
Pythian Memorial Day Planned By Knights Next Sunday
Knights of Pythias held a meeting to arrange Pythian Memorial Day with services at Castle Hall at 2 PM followed by a mass procession to Woodlawn Cemetery to decorate graves. Seven Knights are buried there with two members of the Winona Lodge named George Evans and W Brink.
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Knights of Pythias
Castle Hall
Woodlawn Cemetery
Woodlawn
George Evans
W. Brink
Winona Lodge
Saengerfest Director Praises Winona Singers Ahead of St Paul Event
Claud Madden of St Paul visits multiple singing societies for the Saengerfest to be held June 22 23 and 24. He met the Philharmonic Maennerchor and expressed satisfaction with rehearsals and confidence in a splendid success for the festival.
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Saengerfest
Claud Madden
St. Paul
Philharmonic Maennerchor
Firemen Seek Citywide Decorations for Convention
Chief Norton of the fire department urges all businesses and homes to decorate during the three days of the State firemen's convention next week. The request is likely to be approved and decorations are expected to be elaborate.
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Norton
Fire Department
Norton Endows Chair of English at Hamline University
Matthew G Norton of this city has endowed a chair of Finglish at Hamline University in memory of his two sons Herbert H Norton and Matthew G Norton who were students there and died within a few years.
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Matthew G. Norton
Finglish
Hamline University
Herbert H
Personal and Social Notices From Winona
Misty Aiken has gone to Cleveland Ohio. Mr Henry Neumann of Sparta is visiting in Winona. Mr W D Abbott is attending court at Mankato this week. Mr EB C McNally of Minneapolis is spending a few days in the city. Mr E J Clark of Nebraska visited in the city en route to the Paris exposition. An ice cream social was held Wednesday at the German Presbyterian church. The Misses Della and Flora Pletke have arrived home from Lake City for summer. Miss Nellie Jacobs of La Crosse is spending commencement week with Miss Edith Arensen of Minneapolis. Mrs G W Kunkel and daughter Vida returned to Winona after visiting Mr and Mrs Adam Kroner of La Crosse. Mr N Theisen returned from a West trip for health, looks well and improved. Mr F D Briggs of Sterling Tennessee came Tuesday evening on the Dubuque boat to visit, then continued to St Paul. Miss Jessie Cunningham, studying with Clarence W Bowen of Minneapolis, has returned to Winona. Cunningham has sung in many concerts under Bowens coaching at musicales and receptions. A Sh int raised for her Splandiane with leading singers at the baccalaureate address in the Army Armory last Sunday. Tyrrell & Co, 172 Center street advertise shirts and waists made to order.
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Dubuque
Ladies’ Choral Union
Winona Ball Club
Arcadia
Pension Board
Lillian McConnon
Joseph Will
Brotherhood of St Andrew
John Peter Sac
Mary
Caledonia
Pine Creek
J. T. Robb
Minnesota
St. Paul
Whipple
Trades ‘and Labor Council
G. A. R. Hall
Laird-Norton and
Winona
Minerva Owlet Society
Charles Doud
Sanborn
Chicago
Henry B. Upman
Upman
Dover Bank
Frank Dwyer
Rutledge
Ontario
Canada
Crayon City
Colorado
Thos. Jones
Fred. Harris
Hans Sorgenson
North Prairie
Acil Hendee
E. H. Ingham
BE. H. Ingham
R. J. Baines
John Aupnerie
Henry Neumann
Sparta
W. D. Abbott
Mankato
EB. C. McNally
Minneapolis
E. J. Clark
Nebraska
German Presbyterian Church
Della
Flora Pletke
Lake City
Nellie Jacobs
la Crosse
Edith Arensen
G. W. Kunkel
Vida
Adam Kroner
N. Theisen
F. D. Briggs
Sterling
Jessie Cunningham
Clarence W. Bowen
Cunningham
Bowen
Armory
Poultry Hatching, Feeding and Care Notes From St. Louis Republic
Tips on egg age for hatching under 15 days and oats as a stimulating food. Pekin ducks need minimal water, spring chickens fetch higher prices, and light land use yields daily harvests. Avoid idle confinement to prevent feather pulling. crush eggshells fine to prevent egg eating.
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St. Louis Republic
Paris Fair Showcases Canadian Timber and Global Side Shows
The Paris Fair features a Canadian timber display from Canadian woods to large saw logs, and a Vesuvius exhibit near Champ de Mars. Professor Bernhard Fernow of Cornell is elected delegate to the forestry congress accompanying the exposition as private investments in side shows exceed ten million dollars.
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British Columbia
Yukon
Champ de Mars
Bernhard B. Fernow
College of Forestry
Cornell University
International Congress of Forestry
Ais
Town Topics snippets reflect city contrasts and local plights
A string of brief items notes urban quirks and developments. Detroit mentions street car fares with large grips, Concord eyed a steam fire engine, New York politicking over arch funds, Bradford considers Broadway asphalt, and Chicago enforces weighed ice sales in public, all showing local tensions and municipal life.
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Bay City
Detroit Free Press
Concord
Boston Globe
New York
Washington Post
Greater New York
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
Forty-second Street
Bradford
Gotham
Bradford (Pa
Chicago
Buffalo Express
The Cynic and Social Tastes in Everyday Life
A reflective column lampoons average tastes and pop culture in midcentury society noting why people cling to home comforts, the delay in women's readiness for outings, and how dim rooms become makeshift dens. An ad promotes Chase's Barley Malt Whisky with J Hofffartt as sole agent for Winons.
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Chase
J. Hoffartt
Winons
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DAXNS
Day
Gage
Wawr
Janes
la Crease
L. Coleman
West Broadway
de Erent
West King Street
Gery
Ealh
Robb Bros
E. B. Schoonmaker
East Second Street
Smelvin
Ohe City
Crocery
Center Street
Ate
Mongomery
Cerner
Wingold
Merchant Tailora’ National Exit
F. W. Kadletz
Tatler and Draper
Echo Club
George Simpson
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
N. Y
Normal Schools University
Neg &Hoeagied
Ccsaccces
Miss Tanner
University of Michigan
Michigan
Iowa
Radcliffe
Williams
Cornell
Utah
Wellesley
Toronto
Louisiana
Jena Thuringen
Misa Bessie Ashley
Sorbonne
Paris
France
Theodore Richardson
Laura Linton
Rochester
Lfe
Fayette L. Cook
Spearfish Normal
Dakota
Mary O. Graham
la Plata
Argentine Republic
Delia Browning
Senate
Mhinnesota
Edward Roverud
Houston County
River Falls
Wig
Alice Shuktes
Jay B. Smith
Effie Smith Barclay
Akring
Lizzie McGaughey-Bennett
Orville
A. B. Choate
Minneapois
Frank W. Metcalf
School For the Deaf and Dumb
Ogden
Uitah
E. W. Randall
Minnesota State Agrinatural Society
Jennie Ellis Keysor
Keyser
Agricultural College of Minnesota
Austin Lord
Lord
University of California
Elia J. Taylor
Maulmets
British Burmah
Asia
Grant van Sant
Edwin A. Taylor
Alma Ateracey
la Reunion
S .W. Morgan
John Ogden
Normal School
Wi- Tona
Vance
Bandelere
Leslie Stuart
Thomas Simpson
C. A. Morey
O. B. Gould
Soldiers’ Orphan Home
Thn
Beecham
Municipal Court
Tawney
Rocky Mountain
W. Lauer
von Rohr
Milwaukee Depot
Choate Block
Alva Smith
Portland
H. J. Willis
Winona Singers
Seengerfest
M. G. Norton
Misty Aiken
Cleveland, Ohio
Kirk
Pittman’s Drug Store
Bisa
Madras
Edw
F. Mues
Lafayette Streeta
Stevens
Dummal Ali
Bisunes
Maoderate Pelo R. D. Cone Company
Whelesalec Hardware and
Iren
Pierge CY
Steeck
J. E. Kaiser & CO
West Third Street
Burlington
Colorado Canon
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Burington
Republican League of the United States
Burlingtons
Burlington Ticket Office
Prohibition National Consentina
Nea
Prohidi
Buriington
Burtington
Northwestern Railway
Cynic
Atchison Globe
Hood
Fond du Lac
Agenta Chicago and Northewestern Railway
Madison, Wis
Northwestern
Chicago and Northwestern Railway
Wia
Mouthwestern Trailway
Madison Medicine Co
J. W. Lauer
W. H. Elmer
Third Street
Matt. Stamps
Nervita Medical CO
Corner Clip
Ton and
Jackson Streets
Michael Lemmer
Druggie
H. C. Larrabee
Winena
Mina
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