Iowa County Republican Convention And Caucuses Set In July 1902
The Iowa County Republican Convention will be held at Dodgeville court house on Friday July 11 1902 at 1 pm to elect 13 delegates for the state convention in Madison July 16 1902. Caucuses in wards towns and villages will occur July 8 1902 at designated times to select delegates. Poll sites include Arena Brigham Clyde Dodgeville Eden Highland Linden Miffin Mineral Point Moscow Pulaski Ridgeway Waldwick Wyoming and city wards with multiple precincts. The county committee sets times and delegate counts.
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Republican Party
Iowa County
Court House
Dodgeville
Wisconsin
Madison
Arena
Brigham
Town Hall
Clyde
City Hall
Adelegates
Town of Eden
Spm
Highland
Lynch Hall
Ste
Linden
Village Hall
Mineral Point
Council Chamber
Republican caucuses and convention urged in Wisconsin note
A passionate appeal urges Republicans to attend July caucuses and the Madison state convention to decide on Gov Robert M Lafollette's renomination. It warns of a moneyed machine opposing direct primary reforms and calls for loyal delegates free from stalwart influence.
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Madison
Robt. M. Labellette
Robert M. LaFollette
la Follette
LaFollette
Republican Party
Labollette
Lakollette
Wisconsin
Farr misrepresented in Tribune attack on H R Farr
The Tribune erred in portraying H R Farr of Price county as a stalwart for secretary of state. He supported Governor La Follette and policies, and as Ludian Bureau special agent he uncovered timber fraud in Indian dealings, recovering about 75000 for Indian funds.
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The
Tribune
H. R. Farr
Price County
la Follette
Farr
Ludian Bureau
Wm. A. Jones
The Man for the Occasion and Adams Story
A Milwaukee Free Press link praises Congressman Babcock for vice president. A tale recalls Charles Francis Adams as a candidate who would stand the test, told by a Massachusetts editor. The piece notes land availability in Wisconsin and the Red River Wheat Belt with reduced rates and railroad fare refunds through J. B. Reynolds near City Hall.
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Washington
Milwaukee Free Press
Babcock
Taylor
Brother Taylor
Babecock
Massachusetts
Charles Francis Adama
Charles Francis Adams
Wilsell
Wisconsin
Red River Valley
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
J. B. Reynolds
LaFollette Strength Tied to People Not Mutualizers
Democrats ridicule the Republican factional fight but lack numbers to fuel internal battles. The Milwaukee News argues true politics comes from direct voter address by leaders like LaFollette, whose strength rests on the people and is harmed by mutualizing influences surrounding his administration.
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Milwaukee News
LaFollette
Illinois Central to Jacksonville via Dixie Flyer Route
Illinois Central announces a through sleeping car service from Chicago to Jacksonville starting Monday January 6 1902. The train departs Chicago at 6 10 PM daily and reaches Jacksonville on the second morning via Nashville Chattanooga and Atlanta. The service extends the year round Chicago and Nashville sleeping car line along the Dixie Flyer scenic route.
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Illinois Central
Chicago
Jacksonville
Nashville
Chattanoga
Atlanta
Public Officials in Politics Debate Wardens and Funds
A Wisconsin newspaper column attacks political activity by deputy game wardens under La Follette, comparing funding sources to Scofield era practices. It notes license revenue funds wardens, cites specific expenditures, and urges citizens to influence nominations by voting for delegates. The piece also includes local notices on marriage, cattle pasture economics, Flag Day events, and a call to participate in county conventions.
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la Follette
Scofield
LaFollette
Monahan
Martin
Darlington
Lafayette County
Mineral Point P.M
Jno. Hardcastle
Charles A. Fillback
Katie Kosharek
Cobb
Wisconsin
Bath
Sore Teats and Dairy Barn Design Advise Farmers
The article explains sore teats as a common issue in newly carved cows, often chronic and worsened by wet milking and cold weather. Treatments include camphor elder ointment, glycerin and carbolic acid, and removing milk with a heat tube. It urges case by case care and notes brisk creamery expansion and dairy economics. It also stresses proper barn design for easy cleaning, feeding, cow movement, and ample sunlight.
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Creamery Journal
Mark
Cost of Oleomargarine Sparks Dairy Debate In Chicago
The Armour company estimates 100 pounds of oleomargarine costs 2.01 in materials and 6.41 with tubs and tax, arguing it harms butter markets as it sells at 12 cents a pound versus 18 to 20 cents for real butter, while backers claim it expands milk demand and cattle feed.
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Armour Company of Chicago
Catry and Creamery
Chicago
Holland
Beat Time For Calving
Dairy guidance argues cows calving on grass are least profitable. best profits come from cows calving July through December when dairy prices rise. Dry cows in haying season reduce costs, while spring calves on grass after winter feed increase production and overall profits.
Tainted Mink Affects Cheese Flavor Value
An experiment tested milk from cows near stables and pigpens. Cheese made from tainted milk scored 27 in flavor after eight weeks and sold for 5 cents per pound, while cheese from the same milk kept clean sold for 11 cents.
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Mineral Point Tribune
Wis
Moscow
Pulaski
Ridgeway
Waldwick
Wyoming
Pam Miles
Py. Allen
Tres. R. Moxpy
Florida
Madison Medicine Co
Rocky Mountain Tea
Eastman & Meserole
John. R. Tory
Mineral Point, Wis
Iowa Co
J. J. Hanscom & ZO
Kentucky
Lew
Gratton
Wharburton
Geulph Boy
Harry Wilkes
Gratton Boy
Palmyra
Sol Gratton
Penberthy
Fred Kesster R
High St
J Gorgen & CO
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