Armory Celebrates Co H Twenty Fifth Anniversary
Co H marks a quarter century with a campfire at the armory drawing about a thousand attendees. The event features an Easter party tonight with a full program of speeches music and recitations as the armed forces honor its history and pledge renewed effort.
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National Guard
Chas. E. Shriner
F. L. Hodges
F. Byers
First Infantry
Wisconsin National Guard
Co. H
Milwaukee
Samuel Lewis
Byers
Jacksonville
United States Volunteers
Wm. Monroe
D. A. Stearns
C. S. Young
J. D. Dunwiddie
Young
Wilmot
National Guards
E. N. Catlin
T. H. Rollinson
Frank Gerber
American Eagle
J. G. Boeme
Mus
Theo. Etter
Allie Mitchell
Sousa Orchestra
All Fools Day and the Vanishing Prank Spirit
The piece recalls Aprils past when children and adults eagerly plotted pranks. It notes that the tradition declined, with only a few weak attempts remaining and the day losing its former charm.
Chicago Weather Forecast Tends Warmer With Showers
The official forecast says tonight and tomorrow will be fair and warmer. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with probable showers and warmer in the eastern portion.
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Chicago
Horsethief Agrelius Seeks Pardon After Fifteen Year Sentence
Aged horse thief Charles J W Agrelius has petitioned Wisconsin state prison at Waupun for a pardon claiming new affidavits prove his innocence. He, 78 to 84, was convicted Oct 17 1904 in Green County for stealing a horse harness and buggy, later linked to thefts in Dane and Oregon Illinois.
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Charles J. W. Agrelius
Waupun
Agrelius
Green County
Oregon
Ill
Dane County
Aurelius
Wisconsin
Primrose
Mt. Vernon
Arrest of August Putzkahn on North Western threat charge
Railroad detectives arrested August Putzkahn at Janesville on threatening the life of a North Western engineer. He is held on $1,000 bond. The arrest follows an attempted wreck of a North Western train north of Janesville on March 21 in which Detective John Cowan of the St Paul road was shot by would be wreckers.
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Malcom C. Douglas
Milwaukee Sentinel
Co. H
National Guard
Jacksonville
Lawton
Lee
August Putzkahn
Janesville
John Cowan
St. Paul Road
Cement Walks Offered by A F Rote Lumber Office
Parties planning cement walks are urged to place orders at A F Rote's lumber office. Prices are advertised as reasonable and workmanship promised to be good by A F Rote.
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A. F. Rote
Easter in the City Services mark joyful Easter Day
Elaborate services filled city churches with large crowds and special music. The Methodist church overflowed with 44 new members and a benevolent offering that broke previous records by 47 dollars. Universalist services featured notable solos and a sermon on The Larger Easter Vision, ending with a 3225 dollar contribution.
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F. L. Stone
Miss King
Burton Isely
Marjorie Wallace
Universalist Church
Bilse
Miss Green
Death of John Bleiler Seen In Green County
Mortuary record notes John Bleiler longtime Green County resident dies Friday evening after a winter illness. Born July 17 1826 in Baden Germany he emigrated 1848 and lived in Duncansville Blair County before moving to South Prairie Boone Illinois then Monroe Township Green County in 1864. Survived by seven children and a widow, funeral held at 1 30 and 2 at Emanuel Evangelical Church.
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John Bleiler
Green County
Mr. Bleiler
Baden
Germany
America
Duncansville
Blair County
Pennsylvania
South Prairie
Boone County
Illinois
Monroe Township
Catharine Myers
Bleiler
J. J. Zinser
Sarah C. Kruegger
Louise Bleiler
George Bleiler
City
Phillip Huber
Emanuel Church
Real estate sales across several towns
Mary Ramsey transfers 25 by 84 acres in Albany to W A Lewis for 700 dollars. Andrew Niffenegger sells lot 7 block 10 in New Mexico ad city of Monroe for 1000. W A Lewis sells 83 acres section 10 Albany to W C Ramsey for 4000. Margaret Fleck sells 10 acres section 31 Decatur to Israel T Fries for 1 dollar. D G Nance et al to G T Hodges lots 128 and 129 Monroe for 1800. Mary Popp sells to Fred Neuenschwander tract Clarno Monroe township for 4800. Margaret Fleck sells to John S Keen, Lizzie S Holmes to Charles F Laube lots 5 and 7 block 75 Brodhead for 2000.
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Mary Ramsey
W. A. Lewis
Albany
Andrew Niffenegger
Ellen Miller
New Mexico
City of
Monroe
W. C. Ramsey
Margaret Fleck
Israel T. Fries
Decatur
D. G. Nance
Et. al
G. T. Hodges
John S. Keen
Lizzie S. Holmes
Charles F. Laube
Brodhead
Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Promotes Elasticity Grace
Gymnastics alone cannot bring the desired ease and graceful figure, the ad claims, praising Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a remedy. It offers Tea or Tablets at 35 cents and is credited to A. F. Lichtenwalner.
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Hollister
A. F. Lichtenwalner
Monroe entertains course ends with profit and crowds
A large Monroe audience attended the closing concert of the year long entertainments course. The project netted 140 dollars, funds to strengthen next season, with citizens' committee praising Superintendent Swartz and voting to continue the course with tighter contracts and bureau talent support.
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Citizens’ Committee
Monroe
Chicago Glee Club
Swartz
Colin W. Wright
J. H. Durst
Bureau
Father Vaughan
Chicago
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Armory
J. H. Palmer
Emanuel Elmer
Armory Association
Co. G
Madison
Andrew Arnott
Capt. Lewis
R. D. Gorham
F. F. West
M. C. Durst
Col. Lewis
Weather Forecast
The
Times
Horsethief
Milwaukee Road
the Times
M. E. Church
Mortuary Record
Mary Popp
Clarno
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