Local notes from Edmund and surrounding towns
A collection of brief items mentions visits by Linden professor Thomas and Dr Blanchard in town, Joseph Bray from Mineral Point, and Eastman the lumberman. a two year old boy was kicked by a horse. Richard’s wagon was wrecked but no injuries. Elisha Tredinnic family moved into a new home. several names attend a funeral. Amerson buys a restaurant and adds dry goods. Elmer Hammill marries Anna Trevalaer at Edmund. Crase from Plankinton arrives after arm injury. a cattle shed and grain crib burned on Robert Hawk’s farm with heavy losses. miscellaneous local greetings and a segued advertisement for Rocky Mountain Tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prof
Thomas
Edmund
Joseph Bray
Mineral Point
Dr. Blanchard
Jeffry
Chicapo
Joe Crase
Dodgeville
Eastman
John Dixon
Dick Richard
Elisha Tredinnic
Jacob Rolling
Jeasie Smith
Fred Schaédes
Ja Hicks
Geo
Mr. Son
Cobb
A Amerson
Flisha Tredinnic
Elmer Hammill
Linden
Anna Trevalaer
Cools
Jouseph Crase
Plankinton
South Lakota
Tues
Tae
Robert Hawk
Byrds Creek Community Notes and Illnesses
Byrds Creek residents report J Powers improving after woo villy illness. H Marcus traveled with a bed of rags and iron. C Schmitt of Muscoda visited Otto Kite’s school Friday. Clate Barmed to run Fox Hollow cheese factory this season. Gib Ellett and A Miller from Muscoda visited Sunday. J W Schmitt and Minnie Schmitt saw Byrds Creek friends Sunday. C J Schmitt the Byrds Creek cheese maker visited relatives Saturday. Andrew Kite, recently very ill, died. funeral held at Hasswood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gib Ellett
J. W. Schmitt
Minnie Schmitt
Byrd Creek Friends
Byrds Creek
Andrew Kite
Lace
Local Notices From Rosestal Lodge and Village Affairs
Fifteen members at Rosestal lodge. Dr J C Wright of Excel sior visited Wednesday. J M Qubeia transacted business in Lancaster Tuesday. Masonic hall updated to Hightech electricity. John Young sold lumber yard to Edgerton party and is investing. Supt C H Nye inspected public schools Tuesday. newly elected village trustees meet Monday. petition signed to close saloons and Sunday prices. business people work hard six days and desire Sunday rest. Mrs F Rudolf visiting Bascobel. Miss Biddy Flannery and Miss May Ward were Tuesday carers. Miss Mable Jones of Richland Center visited Miss Bessie Darling. F Miller called to Richland Center for his mother's death. Steve Hasler left for Chicago. Kate Swihagle kept pit. Chandler and son hosted by Mrs Logan. M M J 3 Club met at Miss Emma Viktor Saturday. Lancaster Herald changed to six column print. Mr Johnson promises better letter service for advertisers and readers. large Cheapo firms ban cigarette smoking. 1000 affected, 80 percent under 18. US Supreme Court upholds Chicago anti cigarette ordinance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosestal Lodge
J. C. Wright
Excelsior Wad
J. M.qubeia
Lancaster
Masonic
John Young Bes
Edgerton
C.H. Nye
Mable Jones
Richlard Center
Bessie Darling
F. Miller
Steve Hasler
Chicago
Kate Swhagle
Chandler and Son
Emma Viktor
Lancaster Herald
Johnson
Country Press
High School Notes From Muscoda Games and Absences
Joseph Sikhart was absent from school before part of the week. The Muscoda high school beat Avoca by 12 to 19 with G. W. Bankis and T. O. Dougherty leading the team. Several students missed school Tuesday to play in a band. Emma Schmitt was absent Friday and Luther Noyes attended business at Red Chiky Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avoca
Muscoda
J'rof
G. W. Bankis
T. O. Dougherty
Emma Schmitt
Luther Noyes
Red
Chiky
Lesta
Helen
Oberwitter
Local official defends road and bridge bill and duties
A letter from GEO Tapping describes separating road and bridge work in a bill, noting a three hour explanation before the board and no objections from Mr. Will or Mr. Cody. He claims not to interfere with Mr. Dax’s duties and denies any boodling, implying others may be cited if applicable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dax
Will
Cody
Local Residents Visit Edmund Town Tuesday
Cobb Will Craze Ben Anderson Henry Cunningham Elmore Fox and Qorvile Step henson C. R. Fox William Rapson leasehold goods sold Elba Eastman Arch Kessler 7p ac and Mrs Mail Grinel Iowa return The new Milwaukee to Galena train passed through April 4 Train east arrives 10 17 am west 3 43 pm Higland Hig sh land attendees carpenters Williams Zimmer Bert Dolphin Ben Bowes Irvin Harris George Spans funeral for William Rapson led by Rev A Derrifield and Rev Cook in Mineral Point
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Craze
Edmund
Ben Anderson
Fénnimore
Henry Cunningham
Dodgeville
Elmore Fox
Qorvile Stephenson
Elba Eastman
Arch Kessler
Higland
William Zimmer
Bert Dolphin
Ben Bowes
Rewey
Irvin Harris
George Spans
Higshland
Dr. Clark
Dryer
Strong
Rapson
A Derrifield
Mineral Point
Cook
William Rapsons
Marriage Licenses Listing for Mineral Point Avoca and Nearby Areas
Michael Putz and Lizzie Esch both of Mineral Point obtain a marriage license. Wi Purdy of Avoca with Mrs. Mary Snyder of Avoca also listed. Francis Pink of Cobb with Christina Boening of Highland. C Wilson of Arena with Mary M. Schough of Arena. R E Stenzle of Little Rock Iowa with Flora May Reese of Hyde.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Putz
Mineral Point
Lizzie Esch
Wi. H. Purdy Avoca
Mary Snyder
Avoca
Francis Pink
Cobb
Christina Boening
Highland
Allem” C. Wilson
Arena
Mary M. Schough
R. E. Stenzle
Little Roct
Iowa
Flora May Reese
Hyde
Contagious Abortion in Cattle and Herd Prevention
A historical note explains contagious abortion in cattle caused by a germ, its risk to calves, and how to prevent spread. It covers separation of aborting cows, disposal of afterbirth, cleaning of stalls with antiseptics, flushing techniques, equipment, bedding disposal, and disinfection of the stable. warns against reusing the bull on healthy cows and mentions noncontagious causes like water and food issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bang
Corenhagen
Zinc ore market steady amid minor price shifts
The zinc ore market across Joplin and nearby towns remains steady with prices unchanged from last week for key lots such as King Jack Eagle Arkansas and J W Ground at 31.50. Some changes noted: moisture adjustments may drop 4 cents per ton for one assay basis price. ore surplus is dwindling and smelters report tighter supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Berald
King Jack
Eagle
Arkansas
J. W
Orottogn
Webb City
Carterville
Miy
Fragmented OCR Summary From Local Text
Incomplete notes describe disease impact on cattle and dairy practices. Mentions herd effects and precautionary measures, with several garbled terms and placeholders for Wisconsin context and veterinary references.
Fine Specimens From Kennedy Mines Displayed at Exhibits
Pieces weighing about six hundred pounds each are shown at the Hotel Grant and DeSoto House. One exhibits lead at the Rawlins berg farm and another quartz and diac die jack from Expansion pad Z near Benton. Will Barrett presents fine ore on display at McNeill's drug store, underscoring Expansion mine’s strong promise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ard Khennedy
Berg
Rawlins
Yesterda
Grant
DeSoto House
Will Barrett
Benton
Higy
Galena
Wim Re
M.neill’s
Gazette
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Iowa County
Gundry & Gray
Wisconsin
Highland Weekly Press
Wisme
San Albareund
Rocky Mountain Tea
C. W. Seubeid
L. E. Simpson
Chicago, Burlington &Juincy Railroad
United States Supreme Court
Joseph Sikhart
We Ko
Groveres
Cobb, Wisconsin
Peter Schutte
J. A. Semrad
F. FP
Semrad
John A. Semrad & Bros
Mrev Ars Akd Maltsters
J. BE. Semrad
Highland, Wisgreyain
Jacob Biggle
Biggle
Balian
Jocal
Ato
Lewis
St. Philip’s
Jacob
St. Philip's Church
Kennedy
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