Wisconsin Butter Scores Narrow Margin At St Paul Exhibition
Wisconsin placed close second in butter judging at the National Creamery Buttermakers Association meeting in St Paul. Minnesota led with 92.32 points to Wisconsin's 92.26, a margin of 0.06. Montana posted the lowest score among states at 89.75 as other states entered exhibits.
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Wisconsin
National Creamery Buttermakers’ Association
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Minnesota
Montana
Minnesota Cenedecanen
Michigan
Illinois
Iowa
New York
Washington, D.C
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Washington
Oklahoma
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Judicial order up to clerks decide ballot order
Madison Wis March 19 Special The county clerk may place judicial candidates on the official ballot in any order. Attorney General Gilbert says no law requires alphabetical order for judicial ballots and no rule governs relative positions. The form from the secretary of state should meet legal requirements regardless of arrangement.
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Madison
Wis
Barnes, Bashford
Ruger
F. L. Gilbert
James A Frear
Secretary of State
Strange comet light spooks Hartland residents before Burned Hustisford fire
In Hartland Wisconsin on March 19 a northern sky lighted like a comet unsettled locals who feared the end of the world. By morning residents learned the glow came from a fire in Hustisford and the village returned to normal.
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Hartland
Wis
Hustisford
Wisconsin farmer plans suit over cow disease diagnosis
Whitewater Wisconsin March 19 special Charles Bienfang a nearby Cold Spring farmer may sue the state for damages after a state veterinarian wrongly diagnosed disease in cows Nine of Bienfangs herd one from Richard Marshalls and two from Bert Wilburs were condemned as unfit for the tuberculin test The cattle were sent to Milwaukee slaughter house and killed by a government inspector Only two of Wilburs cows showed any sign of illness and the inspector reportedly cleared the rest
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Whitewater
Wis
Charles Bienfang
Cold Spring
Wisconsin
Bienfang
Richard Marshall
Bert Wilbur
Milwaukee
Wilbur
Lawrence University Plans First Annual Banquet in Appleton
Appleton Wisconsin March 19 Special The first annual banquet for students and faculty of Lawrence university will be held about April 15. If successful the event will become an annual fixture like those at large eastern universities.
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Appleton
Wis
Lawrence University
Two Miller Boys Drowned After Skating Accident
In Amherst Wisconsin on a farm pond two Louis Miller sons aged 13 and younger attempted a rescue after one fell through the ice. Both boys drowned in the icy water yesterday.
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Amherst
Wis
Louis Miller
Warmer Fondy race in Fond du Lac election
Fond du Lac voters face a lively municipal primary with a Democratic contest for assessor. Republican E A Seeley has no opposition for the nomination. Mayor race between E W Clark and S D Wyatt promises an engaging contest.
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Fond DU Lac
Wis
E. A. Seeley
E. W. Clark
D. Wyatt
Pyramid Pile Cure Promises Quick Relief and Private Cure
An advertisement touts Pyramid Pile Cure as a painless private solution for hemorrhoids and related inflammation. It claims constipation fuels piles and cancer risks, offering a free trial by mail and a full-sized box for 50 cents from Pyramid Drug Co., Marshall Michigan.
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Pyramid Drug Co
Pyramid
Wreck at New Richmond Demolishes Engine and Cars
A work train wreck at New Richmond Michigan last Saturday left engine No 164 and its tank and fire car dropped 60 feet through a culvert. Officials will not salvage the wreck but will pile the heap and burn it. Engineer Ben Hoffman suffered severe injuries. the rest of the crew escaped.
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New Richmond
Mich
Ben Hoffman
State News In Brief From Superior To Manito
Reports from multiple Wisconsin towns note police actions and incidents. Ben Orstad was arrested for selling to a 19 year old. Mrs Batchelder was wounded by a 22 caliber rifle during target practice. W W Dietz case was dismissed over venison mislabeling. No loitering rule issued in Eau Claire. Grandma Benson turns 103 in Whitehall with family visit. John Berkens, 16, killed during a building move. Madison pupil Thomas Burke charged with forging checks. Manitouoc ward school expels 128 pupils after inspection.
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Moore
Barron
W. W. Dietz
Bill
John F. Dietz
Cameron Dam
Foley's Honey and Tar Adheres to Pure Food Law
Notice to customers proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and lung troubles is not affected by the Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates. An unrelated note mentions a woman finding her underwear fits only after reflecting on her misdeeds.
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Foley
O. T. Erhart
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