Old Settler James E. Bowen Dies in Wis.. Funeral in Juda
James E. Bowen a Green county pioneer who crossed the plains in 1851 died Tuesday in Ladysmith Wisconsin where he had gone to live with his son Davis Bowen. Born September 25 1825 in Fayette County Pennsylvania he traveled from Virginia to the Ohio river then to Galena before settling in Green county He later mined in California and returned to Green county married Martha Clark in 1859 and had two children. Services were held today at Juda hall with Brodhead lodge in charge. Relatives were notified of the death of Mrs Anna Durgin of Glen Flora who died Monday evening age 31, survived by four children. Funeral Friday afternoon.
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James E. Bowen
Green County
Ladysmith
Wis
Davis Bowen
Mr. Bowen
Fayette County
Penn
Preston County
Sylvester Township
Virginia
Ohio River
Galena
St. Louis
Mississippi
Urbana
Freeport
Plains
California
Oregon
Panama
New Orleans
Mississippi River
Martha C. Clark
Decatur
Bowen
Sylvester
Masonic Lodge
Brodhead Lodge
Juda Hall
Anna Durgin
Glen Flora
Ames Durgin
Ferdinand Fritz
Glen Floray
Miona stomach tablets promise easy meals without distress
The advertisement promotes Miona stomach tablets to enjoy meals without dieting or medicine. Trukenbrod's Pharmacy offers a positive guarantee with two boxes at 50 cents each and a refund if the remedy fails to cure.
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Trukenbrod
Weather forecast for Chicago shifts to warmer Friday
The official forecast calls for generally fair conditions tonight and Friday with warmer temperatures in the later part of tonight and cooler readings Friday night. The item ends with an advertisement for Ohio maple syrup from Hoesly & Grinnell's described as pure and delicious.
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Chicago
Ohio
Hoesly & Grinnell’s
Woman of Exeter Dies by Suicide in Monticello Area
Mrs John Disch of Exeter town killed herself Wednesday with a butcher knife. Her body lay on the kitchen floor four miles northeast of Monticello after milking. District Attorney McGrath ordered an inquest. Deputy Sheriff Ball summoned a jury at 1 pm. She left a husband and four children, ages four years to four weeks.
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John Disch
Exeter
Monticello
McGrath
Ball
Green county canvass totals show Marshall wins by 862
The Green county canvassing board led by County Clerk I M Stauffacher completed the count for state supreme court justice and county school superintendent. Marshall carried every precinct with 1340 votes to Scudder 478 and total 1892. Penn re elected county superintendent with 1045 of 1131 total votes. Monroe and Brodhead did not vote.
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Green County
I. M. Stauffacher
W. F. Trukenbrod
E. E. Carson
Marshall
Supreme Court
Scudder
Marshal
Supreme Justice
Adams
Albany
Albany Village
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Village
Browntown
Clarno
Decatur
Exeter
Jefferson
Jordan
Monroe
Monticello
Mt. Pleasant
New Glarus
Spring Grove
Sylvester
Washington
Brodhead
Lst
J.C. Penn
Mr. Penn
Albany trip yields new election board and ballot sacks
County Clerk I M Stauffacher returned from Albany with election returns and a new election board. The sacks containing ballots were sent with the returns and were to be opened only in case of a contest, so a new report was prepared to comply with the law.
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I. M. Stauffacher
Albany
Hardware Man Gone Missing From Juda Store
William Ammann, a Juda hardware dealer, has been missing since Thursday after telling a helper he would return from Brodhead. His wife, away with her parents, returned to find him gone and fears foul play. He has run the local store for years, served as Jefferson town treasurer, and left behind a young son.
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William Ammann
Juda
Brodhead
Jefferson
Ammann
McVickers to Stage The Round Up in Chicago April 15
Klaw & Erlanger present Edmund Day drama The Round Up at McVickers Theatre Chicago beginning Monday night April 15. The play follows two men loving the same woman set amid the New Mexico badlands with Apache danger and a sheriff aiding the lovers. Maclyn Arbuckle stars as Slim Hoover delivering comic and dramatic leadership. The production promises a magnificent, indefinite run.
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McVicker’s Theatre
Edmund Day
Klaw & Erlanger
McVicker’s
Chicago
Mal Pais
New Mexico
Pinal County
Ariz
United States
Slim’’ Hoover
Maclyn Arbuckle
Steinke to Return to Mendota State Asylum
Freeport Bulletin reports William Steinke will be sent back to the Mendota state insane asylum, as officials confirm he is a paroled patient. If a description is satisfactory, an asylum officer will be dispatched to retrieve him.
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Steinke
Freeport Bulletin
Wm. Steinke
Mendota
Wis
Burrell
Will Shoot For Clay Pigeons Trophy Match
It R. E. Orton of Darlington challenges E. W. Voss of South Wayne to a clay pigeons championship shoot. Voss currently holds the trophy and the event will be staged at South Wayne in a few weeks. Remember it The Times for news.
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R. E. Orton
Darlington
E. W. Voss
South Wayne
Wisconsin
Mr. Voss
La Follette backs Roosevelt renomination after Helena speech
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin urged Roosevelt's renomination in a newspaper interview. He warned railroads opposing Roosevelt risk driving him to seek a third term by pressuring Harriman and associates, insisting public sentiment favors Roosevelt to continue reforms.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
Helena
Mont
Roosevelt
Harriman
Theodore Roosevelt
Matrimonial Notes From Local Church Weddings
Miss Clara A. Schwerin and Henry Roeder wed at Freeport with Rev. C W McCaskill officiating. Miss Sadie Sullivan and Edward Clark married at St Victor's with Rev. Lillis officiating. Jessie Sullivan attended the bride. Will Clark was best man. After a wedding feast, the couple left for a trip and will establish a home on the old Albright farm south of the city.
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Clara A. Schwerin
Henry Roeder
Ogallala, Neb
Freeport
C. W. McCaskill
M. E. Church
Sadie Sullivan
Edward Clark
St. Victor’s
Lillis
Platteville
Jessie Sullivan
Will Clark
J. C. Sullivan
Albright
Hyomei Offers Direct Cure for Catarrh
Direct local treatment is described as essential for catarrh with Hyomei. The pocket inhaler reaches nose throat and lungs to relieve symptoms and claims permanent cure in severe cases. A complete Hyomei outfit costs $1.00 with a guarantee from Trukenbrod's Pharmacy that the treatment costs nothing unless it cures.
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Trukenbrod
Loveland and local notices from Monticello area
Frank Loveland Sr. traveled to Madison to enter a sanitarium for treatment. Edith Blum began another school term in Broderick district near Brodhead. Village board appointed R A Barney as village marshal succeeding George Mey thaler. Alda Marty, a local teacher, is ill under doctor’s care.
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Frank Loveland, Sr
Madison
Madison Sanitarium
Edith Blum
Broderick
Brodhead
R. A. Barney
George Meythaler
Alda Marty
Republicans Hold Caucus for United Action in Senate Race
Madison Wis April 11 Monday night April 15 at 8 o clock a caucus will be held by the republican members of the legislature to nominate a party candidate for the United States senator to succeed Senator Spooner. The senate concurred in the assembly resolution to raise legislative pay from 500 to 1000 dollars per session. Senator Whitehead opposed the measure noting questions of state constitutional power. vote 21 to 8. Assemblyman Brooks proposed an interstate conference of legislators for uniform legislation.
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Madison
Wis
United States
Spooner
Connor
Senate
Assembly
Whitehead
Brooks
Real Estate Sales Transactions Listed
Real estate transfers include Frank P. Northcraft to Charley Schwartzlow 40 acres in Sylvester for 3200 dollars. May Rogers to Ellen Owens for two lots in Albany village at 600 dollars. Stanton E. Miller to O L Careron 40 acres in Brooklyn town for 2400 dollars. Nels Rasmunson to Walter Winters two Brook lyn lots at 1150 dollars. C P Turton to Gustav Weisser town of Brooklyn parcel for 150 dollars. Joseph Page to Charles Miller 40 acres in Jordan for 3800 dollars. Emma L. Dalen to Thos Gravenor four Albany village lots at 700 dollars.
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May Rogers
Ellen Owens
Albany
Stanton E. Miller
O. L. Careron
Brooklyn
Nels Rasmunson
Walter Winters
C. P.turton
Gustav Weisser
Joseph Page
Charles Miller
Jordan
Emma L. Dalen
Thos. Gravenor
Monroe Markets: Brown new division agent in Illinois Central
W H Brown of Blanchardville has been appointed division agent to succeed G E MacAfee who moves to Freeport freight agent. Brown is among Wisconsin's oldest Illinois Central agents and formerly served in Monroe. Jno N Burns Edwin M Thorpe and Jesse Gapen named letter carriers by Postmaster Etter with Homer Shank as substitute.
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W.H. Brown
Illinois Central
Blanchardville
G. E. MacAfee
Freeport
Brown
Wisconsin
Minerva Brown
Jno N. Burns
Edwin M. Thorpe
Jesse Gapen
Etter
Homer Shank
Dormitories urged to cut University of Wisconsin costs
Madison hearings on Bill 705 recommend building dormitories for 500 students for both men and women to lower living costs for lower income students. Proposals include women's gymnasium, expanded dorms, commons, and a large dining hall to provide affordable, nutritious board and support students’ education.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Harvard
Yale
Columbia
Princeton
Pennsylvania
University of Chicago
Chadbourne Hall
Gapen Promotes Asphalt Roofing in Monroe
If your roof leaks ask M T Gapen about asphalt roofing. Many Monroe buildings use this roofing material and report perfect satisfaction. Twenty kinds to choose from with prices to fit all budgets. M T Gapen salesman 416 Emerson Street Monroe Wisconsin.
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M. T. Gapen
Monroe
Emerson Street
Wisconsin
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Ladysmith, Wis
Durgin
Weather Forecast
Albany Election Board
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Senator la Follette
Schwerin-Roeder
Sullivan-Clark
Monticello Messenger
the Times
United Action
Legislators
Frank P. Northcraft
Charley F. Schwartzlow
Monroe Markets
Timothy
Elgin Price
Etree
State University
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