State Farmers to Hold Meeting Programs Announced
The Wisconsin state agricultural board unveiled the annual convention schedule to be held February 7 in the university main building. Nine state livestock breeders associations and two breed groups will conduct meetings the same day, with over 1,000 breeders expected to attend. The program includes talks on potato industry alfalfa soil management and farm forestry, featuring C H Hill, A J Pinkerton, Julian Rels, W H Hatton, James A Frear, and others.
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Rosendale
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Brookfield
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J. C. McDowell
Waukesha
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State board of pharmacy issues licensing results
The Wisconsin state board of pharmacy announced examination results for certificates as registered and assistant pharmacists. Names of those certified span Milwaukee Racine Appleton Madison Sheboygan Janesville Wausau DeForest Baraboo Merrill Evansville Tomah Gays Mills Mangor and others. Also notes hearings on workers compensation and a railways deal to lower freight rates for highway stone.
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Alie J. Nettlefeyd
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M. Gousaura Hunt
Frank H. Meiners
Oliver D. Kendall
Herbert H. McIntosh
Henry F. Mueller
Frank J. Elias
Milwaukee
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Racine
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Paul J. Swider
Gustav Gogot
Madison
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Arthur J. Brehm
Sheboygan
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Janesville
Walter A. Hackbarth
Aloysius H. Kappa
Wauaau
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Stereng Point
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DeForest
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Wdlgerton
Clarence H. Meer
Clintonville
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Baraboo
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Richard S. Jones
Pau Claire
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Malrose
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Evansvilla
Lenora M. Trubs
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Ralph Pomeroy
Gays Mills
Axel T. Moen
Mangor
W. ©. Hotchkiss
State Highway Commission
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Civil War Headlines From January 1862 Reconnaissance and Battles
Long list of Civil War items from January 28 to February 1 1862 including reconnaissance from Port Royal Savannah river access near Fort Pulaski naval actions between Union and Confederate gunboats Tatnall Davis and Rodgers action at Occoquan Bridge mutiny and surrender aftermath Jefferson Davis Stone Trent affair Nashville and Kentucky events Monitor launch at Greenpoint and Nelsonville and Victoria neutrality actions by Britain and France plus prisoner exchanges and Grant Foote expedition toward Port Yenry Tennessee.
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Jefferson county fair opens with building plans and premiums rising
State news item details the Jefferson county fair set for September 4 6 and 7 with premiums largely increased and several new buildings authorized. Officers elected include President Walter Carlin of Palmyra Vice President William Ryerson of Lake Mills Secretary Henry G Fischer of Jefferson and Treasurer Fred H Henry of Jefferson. Additional reports cover political equality work in Green Bay, railroad commission action in Madison, a Bayfield suicide, Racine fire damage, a Marion county agricultural program, an ice strike in Kenosha and other regional items.
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Business College
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Milwaukee
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Mysterious Jury Delays Verdict Over Hay Feed
A murder trial jury stalls as one juror refuses to join the verdict. After hours of deliberation a court officer asks for progress and the stubborn member quips about bringing in eleven suppers and a feed of hay, revealing frustration and comic tension in the jury room.
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Valor and Discretion in a Quip About Courage
Mrs Hrawn reads the front page about operations near Tripoli when Brown explains valor as shouting at a champion pug in a desert and discretion as doing it over the telephone, a wry exchange on boldness and prudence.
National effort grows in tuberculosis prevention work
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis notes a surge in campaigns across the country. On January 1, 1905 about 150 agencies, including 111 sanatoria, were involved, a figure rising to over 2,000 agencies, highlighting broad expansion of anti-tuberculosis efforts nationwide.
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Chorus Girl Repartee Sparks Racy Exchanges in Puck
In a playful clash captured by Christmas Puck, Trixie-O and Zaza-No exchange witty lines about wealth and image. The mock banter pokes fun at a millionaire’s portrait and urban pretensions, echoing cabaret salon chatter.
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You can go as far as you like in slang exchange
A terse exchange illustrates caution in conversation about limits. The line warns against pushing too far, suggesting retention of a safe return. It conveys boundary setting and mutual respect in casual dialogue.
Surprised Doctor Finds Grape Nuts Aid Stomach Recovery
A Racine Wisconsin woman describes two years of stomach trouble that limited her food. After using Grape Nuts she could eat normally with no distress, and her nerves improved as she recovered. She credits Grape Nuts and Postum and offers to answer inquiries about her experience.
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