State Farmers to Hold Meeting Programs Announced
Madison reports the annual convention of the state board of agriculture will run February 7 8 with nine livestock breeders associations meeting separately in Agricultural Hall from 4 to 9 30 p m on February 7 and the Wisconsin Horsebreeders Association program on February 7 8 The Wisconsin Humane Society outlines 1012 plans including branch organization junior clubs and stable inspection while the Wisconsin country life conference sets February 1 2 to foster rural community ties The Wisconsin Fair Association selects officers led by M M Parkinson Madison and county fair date coordination aims to reduce conflicts with the state fair and other fairs The state board of pharmacy announces examination results with numerous Milwaukee Madison and Racine names among registrants and assistants The insurance department schedules hearings February 6 on workers compensation rate books and Northwestern Railway negotiates better highway stone rates for state work The article also notes a surge in expected attendance at the meetings and the volume of activity across agricultural and humane organizations.
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Madison
R. W. Raw Sands
State Board of Agriculture
College of Age Culture
Board of Agriculture
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders’ Association
Breeders’ Association
Wisconsin Horsebreeders’ Association
C. H. Hill
Rosenanle
A.J. Pinkerton
Waupaen
Wisconsin
Sulian Nets
Brookfeld
W. H. Hatton
New London
J. G C. McDowell
Waukesha
James A. Frenr
Hudson
State Forester EM
Griffith
Agricultural Hall
Wisconsin Helstein Breeders’ Association
Wisconsin Guernsey Breeders’ Association
Wisconsin Jersey Breeders’ Association
Wisconain Ayrshire Breeders Association
Wisconsin Shoopthorn Breeders
Wisconsin Red Polled Breeders’ Association
Wisconsin Sheep Breeders’ Association
Poland
China Breeders’ Association
Wisconsin Burkshire Breeders’ Association
Atdresa
Eyalem
Ita
Bkern
Nsurance
Ekern
Insurance Commisssioner
January 28 1862 News: Naval Actions and Political Moves
Reports describe a Union gunboat expedition near Port Royal to cut Fort Pulaski from Savannah, with Confederate counteraction and a naval engagement. Also covered are a slave abolition petition in the Senate, a Missouri march toward Springfield, and Gen McClellan ordered to arrest Gen Stone. Additional items include Mason and Slell’s England/France mission, Morgan’s Kentucky raid, and early Monitor launch coverage.
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Port Royal
South Carolina
Savannah
Fort Pulaski
C. H. Davia
C. P. R. Rodgers
U.S. N
Wilmington Narrows
Wall's Cut
Wright River
Tatnall
C. 5
Hitfois
District
Columbia
Congress
United States Senate
Baunlsbury
Delaware
Tuton
Jem C. Davis
Versailles
Missouri
Springfeld
War Department
McClellan
Stone
State News Jefferson County Fair Opens With Upgraded Premia
Jefferson County holds a four day fair September 4 to 7 with largely increased premiums and several new buildings authorized. Officers elected include President Walter Carlin Palmyra. Vice President William Everson Lake Mills. Secretary Henry G. Fischer Jefferson. Treasurer Fred H. Henry Jefferson. Green Bay hosts a campaign for woman suffrage with organizers and speakers from Milwaukee Oshkosh Madison Chicago and other cities visiting Brown County. The Wisconsin rail commission grants a certificate of convenience to the Chicago Wisconsin Valley rail line to build an electric line from Madison to Merrill via Portage Grand Rapids and Wausau. Despondent Judge Hell commits suicide near Gaylord. Belle City Manufacturing plant in Racine Junction escapes serious fire damage. Barron funds approved to support agricultural instruction in Marion County. Kenosha sees ice workers strike over a cook dispute. Portage fatal sleigh accident injures John Hunter. another crossing incident reported with a horse killed. Waukegan reports hanging death of Laura Kobler. Madison hosts Southern Wisconsin teachers association meeting with notable educators on program. Bleckier Falls fire destroys Waeecler restaurant and stores. rebuilding underway. Madison pardon petition for Henry Duddu, life term for murder. Fond du Lac butter prices rise. local chorus forms to promote substitutes. Kenosha faces virulent scarlet fever spread prompting police help to enforce quarantines.
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Madison
M. M. Parkinson
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Arthur Taylor
Rhinelander
H. C. Fischer
Jefferson
M. Byverson
Tomah
Arete
Wincontio
United States
Selrs
R. W. Rowlands
State Agricultural Board
Rowlanda
Arr Ag
C. G. Wilcox
Depere
Wilcox
Jeferson County
Walter Carlin
Palmyra
William Everson
Lake Mills
Henry G. Fischer
Fred H. Henry
Far as He Could Go A Feed of Hay
A murder jury case features M Thurpauer and C M Thur seemingly at an impasse. After hours of deliberation one juror remains steadfast, prompting a court officer to suggest meals and a feed of hay as a humorous nudge toward agreement.
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M. Thurpauer
Ecourt
C. M
Gal¢ Thurnauer
Valor and Discretion in a Street Corner Conundrum
A fragmentary exchange shows Brown debating meaning of valor and discretion with a pugilist, noting valor as boldness and discretion as avoiding trouble by keeping quiet, even suggesting using a telephone to monitor or report. The overheard dialogue hints at a street culture of bravado and caution amid a reading article about an operations piece.
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Brown
Anti-Tuberculosis Campaign Expands Nationwide
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis notes that on January 2, 1905 about 150 agencies were active in anti-tuberculosis work, with 111 sanatoria. The push has grown to over 2,000 agencies, underscoring the need for widespread prevention efforts nationwide.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
Chorus Girl Reporter Exchange Sparks Local Banter
A playful exchange between Christmas Puck and chorus girl Reporter Trixie O mocks a Pittsburg millionaire’s picture on a bureau. The quip highlights social satire and backstage gossip vibe in a lighthearted column snippet.
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Trixie
Pittsburg
Exchange of Stang You can go as far as you like
A dialogue on limits opens with You can go as far as you like and a counterpoint about youth not wanting to go so far that they cannot return, reflecting a cautious stance on exploration and risk. The exchange suggests concern for futures and the possibility of retreat if needed.
Surprised Doctor Illustrating the Effect of God
A Racine Wisconsin woman reports illness from stomach trouble eased by Grape-Nuts and Postum. After weeks, her stomach healed and she could eat freely, while nerves improved. Letter from Postum Co. promises more inquiries and notes the ongoing publication of similar testimonials.
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Racine
Wis
Postum
Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
Wellville
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