Wisconsin Dairy Judges Score High On Cheese Exhibit
An exhibit of 59 cheeses judged at the University of Wisconsin dairy school with high scores and low moisture. Winners include American J A Fremont and Brick Kohli Knowles, with moisture around 35.2. Reports cite acid flavors and weak textures as defects and advise on ripening, starter usage, curd heating, drainage, and salt yield adjustments for winter cheese.
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Wis
Spesj
University An Sin Dairy School
J. W
J. D. Cannon
G. Marty
Ao Sic
Sewade
J. L. Sammis
J. Ash Fremont
Fred S&s
Ter Greenleaf
Brick
Kohli
Waele
Michels
Mallpox War Closes Schools and Amusements in J Woc
Health board orders closure of schools public library and two moving picture play roller rinks and other amuse ment resorts on the north side under strict quarantine to curb smallpox. Services cut off for one week and possibly longer.
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J Woc
Wis
Public Library
Tramp Attacks Girl Near Neenah in Lone Route
In Neenah Wisconsin on November 23 a 12 year old girl Ima Behaef, daughter of a local farmer, was assaulted while walking home from school through a desolate stretch. The assailant seized her but released her after the struggle.
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Neenah
Wis
Ima Behaef
New Life Change to Right Food End Sour Stomach
A New York mother and her son recover from months of sour stomach and poor appetite by switching to Grape-Nuts and related foods, avoiding drugs. They report rapid improvement in digestion, weight, energy, and sleep, attributing their cure to proper diet and the Postum Company message.
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Postum Co
Battle Mich
Election Bet 10 Death Duel Over Taft Bryan Choice
Chicago November 20 One of the oddest bets in election history surfaced as Latimer a Taft speaker rode a hearse past State and Van Buren streets to tease Democrat Latimer ally Pullen. They wagered that the losing side would be "buried" in the election results with one riding the hearse if Bryan wins or the other if Taft does.
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Rome B. Pullen
Chicago
Latimer
State Street
Pullen
South Water Street
van Buren Street
State
Taft
Hamilton
Marquette
Illinois
Bryan
Girls Seek Lost Father In Superior Wisconsin
Two Milwaukee girls travel to Superior to locate their father Naton Fredericks who is said to be near the head of the lakes with an injury. A hospital search was reported but no definite location was found. A message from relatives in Dakota claimed he was in Superior Hospital facing possible amputation.
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Superior, Wis
Milwaukee
City
nAton Fredericks
Head of the Lakes
Fredericks
Dakota
Superior Hospital
Fire Ravages Red Granite Village Killing Partially Wiped Out
A village ten miles east of Wautoma named Red Granite was partially wiped out by a fire. The disaster is estimated to have caused losses over $50,000. Police and fire officials responded to the blaze and are investigating the cause.
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Red Granite
Wautoma
Milwaukee fruit peddler fined after July 15 shooting
Geovani Paimiano of Milwaukee faced Judge Turner in Fort Washington for shooting John Winter on July 15. He paid $147 in fines and costs and was discharged.
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Fort Washington
Wis
Geovani Paimiano
Milwaukee Fruit
John Winter
Turner
Manitowoc Judge orders release of Prescott Boynton
Judge Kirwin frees Prescott Boynton from jail after he was brought from Tennessee on a civil warrant while facing a criminal charge. The decision ends his detention in Manitowoc.
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Manitowoc
Kirwin
Prescott Boynton
Tennessee
Largest deer seizure by Wisconsin wardens at Green Bay
MARINETTE Wis Nov 23 Wardens Hitchen and Bowman opened a refrigerator car in Green Bay and found twenty five deer shipped from northern Wisconsin and Michigan to Chicago The wardens accuse a Chicago gang of collecting licenses tags from hunters with few deer and distributing them to Indians and pet hunters The scheme allegedly uses the tags to blind train crews and wardens Bowman says this is the biggest seizure since game laws began and arrests are likely soon for both pet hunters and the Chicago gang
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Marinette
Wis
Wisconsin
Green Bay
Robert Hitchen
H. A. Bowman
Genesee
Michigan
Chicago
Bowman
Slays Neighbor After Quarrel in Wisconsin
Shell Lake Wisconsin Nov 23 Louis LaComb a homesteader was shot and killed by Fred Hartman who is under arrest and has pleaded guilty before a justice of the peace to murder in the first degree. He was bound over for trial to the circuit court. The trouble between the two men led to the fatal quarrel.
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Shell Lake
Wis
Louis LaComb
Fred Hartman
Neighborly Dispute Ends in Murder Over Homestead Claim
La Comb sought Hartman’s aid to prove a homestead claim and was killed when Hartman fired a double barreled shotgun at his house. Hartman pleaded guilty to first degree murder and is jailed. Both men had lived nearby for four to five years and left families behind.
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la Comb
Hartman
LaComb
Rural school boards convene in Calumet County meeting
L. J. Wood of Madison addressed rural school boards of Calumet County on improving school buildings and sites. Other notes include Ashford hosting five generation family. Fond du Lac show expects 1 300 entries. Fairchild funds volunteer fire department. fog incident injures a Janesville brakeman. a new bell for United Brethren church in Janesville. Frank Hanns survives a mill accident at Menasha. Armenia and Necedah petition to form a new town.
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Eva Stroebel
Florian Hall
Fond DU Lac
Fond du Lac Poultry and Pet Stock Association
Fairchild
Janesville
United Brethren Church
Mary Wood
Ladysmith
Frank Hanns
Menasha Paper Company
Maulton
Armenia
Necedah
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