Green County Assessors Gather for Lawful Valuation Meeting
Green county assessors met at the courthouse led by County Supervisor J. C. Steinman to review valuation rules and recommended livestock and merchants stock schedules. Steinman urged strict adherence to the law, noting real estate values rise and urging fair, notified assessments with owner recourse before the board of review. He warned against underreporting personal property and highlighted wide district assessment variances while listing the local roster of assessors.
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Green County
Court House
J. C. Steinman
Robert Miller
Wm. Norton
C. F. Pengra
Frank Arthur
Silas Lewis
David Albright
Wm. Smith
Steinman
Board of Review
State Board
State Tax Commission
Adams
John Conway
Albany
T.M. Crook
Peter Flood
Brooklyn
W. A. Bourbeau
E. M. Wilder
Brodhead
Wm. H. Smith
Browntown
G. G. Hardy
Cadiz
Ed. McDaniel
Clarno
Decatur
F. N. Stewart
Exeter
Wm. Doyle
Jefferson
C. M. Bridge
Jordan
Monroe
Herman K
No Break Yet As Regulator Bill Is Defeated In Assembly
Madison Wis April 24 There is no sign of a break in the legislative deadlock as the joint senate vote remains unchanged though three democrats were absent yesterday The John O Thomas automobile bill was defeated by almost two to one after a two hour debate The assembly passed several measures including a fender requirement for street cars and a rule against employing under eighteenth year railroad telegraph operators The assembly killed many other bills and the senate introduced several new ones notably for education in public schools and representation at the Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition The session also addressed life insurance bills and a smallpox control plan in schools sparking heated debate between supporters and opponents
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Madison
Wis
John O. Thomas
Assembly
Durley
Anderson
Assembly Committee On Judiciary
Congress
Marquardt
Supreme Court
Roycraft
Waupun
J. O. Thomas
Thomas
Minnesota
Senate
Brazeau
Wisconsin
Braceau
Life Insurance Investigation Committee
Roehr
Fairchild
Miller
Judiciary Committee
Martin
Bancroft
Stephenson
Cooper
Hatten
Lenroot
Esch
la Crosse
Wisconsin vaccination bill debated and laid over
Dr Noble argued vaccination prevents smallpox and most Wisconsinites are vaccinated. Opponents of the bill questioned whether schools should close or only exclude the 5 percent of unvaccinated pupils. After lengthy debate the measure was laid over.
Deadlock in Wisconsin Senate Delays Nomination Ballot
The sixth joint ballot in Madison leaves the senatorial race largely unchanged. Debates on compulsory vaccination and Elver bill for sterilization of insane incurables dominate discussions as factions maneuver for support.Rumors swirl of strategic withdrawals and potential bids by Esch Lenroot and Gov. Davidson, with no decisive break in sight.
Heroic Deed Remembered by Miss Frances Cook
A letter from the duke of Cumberland recalls Capt. Franz Louis Koch who died saving King George and the crown prince during a 1866 shipwreck. Koch’s sacrifice saved the royal party. King George honored the family, supporting them after his death and ensuring the widow and children would not want. Frances Koch of this city is his daughter.
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Frances H. Cook
Cumberland
Brunswick
Luneburg
Hanover
Germany
George
Franz Louis Koch
Koch
King George
Tov
Crown Prince
Capt
Frances Cook
Mrs. Koch
America
Roch
Miss Frances
Miss Cook
Horse's Kick Fatal Claims Young Rider at Brodhead
Dan Swain, sixteen, died in Brodhead after a February head injury from a horse kick. He recovered after a week laid up but last week suffered a severe headache and died. W J Newman of Juda offers pasture for stock inquiries.
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Dan Swain
Brodhead
League figure resigns from Wisconsin Anti-Saloon League post
T. M. Hare, longtime superintendent of the Anti-Saloon League of Wisconsin, submits his resignation to the board. He seeks release on June 1 due to climate affecting Mrs. Hare’s health and plans to move south for several months while negotiating with a southwest league for future work.
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T. M. Hare
Anti-Saloon League
Anti-Saloon League of
Wisconsin
Mr. Hare
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Sold For Blotches Remedy
An 35 cent remedy by A. F. Lichtenwalner claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea treats hives blotches and stomach acid issues. The ad promotes tea or tablets as a simple effective cure.
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Hollister
A. F. Lichtenwalner
Mortuary Notices for Mrs Warren and George Zimmerman
Mrs Eugene F Warren died at home in Albany at 8 PM Tuesday from a paralysis stroke. She aged 72, lived in Albany over fifty years, born Tioga county New York, married September 9, 1855. Survived by husband and three children Mrs Frank Smith Madison South Dakota Mrs Grace Hill and Miss Mary Warren. George Zimmerman of Spring Grove died at C C Zimmerman home Tuesday evening after brief illness from heart trouble and dropsy. Funeral for Zimmerman will be held Friday at 10 o'clock at C C Zimmerman home.
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Eugene F. Warren
Albany
Tioga County
New York
Frank Smith
Madison, S. D
Grace Hill
Mary Warren
George Zimmerman
Spring Grove
C. C. Zimmerman
Real estate transfers in Monroe and Brooklyn details
Real estate sales list shows Fred Leiser selling lot 12 in Gettings addition Monroe to Alfred Kukli for 350 dollars. Clara Rude sells parcel in Adams county section 3 to Ella Bennett Halstead et al for 850 dollars. John Nevill sells lot 4 block 3 Melvin's addition Brooklyn to Katie Chase for 900 dollars. Mrs Mary A Hawver sells 111 by 85 foot block 23 Tallmans addition Monroe to David Roderick for 3025 dollars.
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Fred Leiser
Alfred Kukli
Gettings
City of Monroe
Clara Rude
Ella Bennett Halstead
Adams
John Nevill
Katie Chase
Melvin’s
Brooklyn
Mary A. Hawver
David Roderick
Tallman
Sad
Milwaukee German theatre company at Turner Hall with Alt Heidelberg
The Milwaukee German theatre company from the Pabst Theatre Stock presents Alt Heidelberg at Turner Hall on May 14. Notable cast includes Gertrude Senger Curt Stark Emil Marx Berth Sprotte Conrad Bolten Herm Melzer Ludwig Kreiss Heinrich Loewenfeld and others. Musical Hoyles perform at Turner Hall Monday with a concert and dance after, tickets 15 25 35 cents for the show and 25 cents for the dance.
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Milwaukee German Theatre Company
Pabst Theatre Stock Company of
Milwaukee
West
Turner Hall
Richard Mansfield
Alt Heidelberg
Gertrude Senger
Curt Stark
Emil Marx
Berth Sprotte
Conrad Bolten
Herm. Melzer
Ludwig Kreiss
Heinrich
Cardinals
Schneider Bros
Hyomei Outfits Backed by Absolute Guarantee
Traken orod's Pharmacy offers Hyomei with an unconditional money back guarantee if it fails to cure catarrh or bronchial troubles. Each complete Hyomei outfit costs $1.00, advertised as an economical and pleasant treatment option.
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Trakenorod
Doctor L A Moore Joins Local Medical Practice
Dr. L A Moore now practices in the city with Dr. W B Monroe. He graduated from Rush Medical College and has hospital experience at Presbyterian Hospital in Chicago for two years. He worked at US Steel mining hospital at Soudan Minnesota before moving here. While at Presbyterian, he studied under Dr. Nicholas Senn for eight months. He is the son in law of John Walter of this city.
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L. A. Moore
W. B. Monroe
Moore
Rush Medical College
Presbyterian Hospital
Chicago
United States Steel Company
Soudan
Minn
Nicholas Senn
John Walter
Island sighs as Little Taffy and Rocky Mountain Tea rise
Cuban friends defy restraint and spark renewed zest on the island. The phrase Little Taffy and the drink Rocky Mountain Tea are credited with lifting spirits and stirring controversy among communities.
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A. F. Lichtenwalner
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Miss Frances Cook
King of
W. J. Newman
Juda
Mortuary Record
Warren