Talk on Our Country Schools by Dr. J W Stearns
Large audience hears Dr J W Stearns head of Wisconsin Education department lecture to county teachers on Our Country Schools. He cites frontier origins, critiques inequity, cost, and inefficiency, and outlines improvements including county supervision, new course of study, library aid, and transport to central schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Stearn
Department of Education
University of Wisconsin
Stearns
John Brimmerman
Jed
America
Bhaner
Massachusetts
Sauk County
Wisconsia
Correspondence from Juda and area events in Moro
Local notes record visiting ministers Rev J Andereck Mrs Nellie Andereck and families at the assembly in Juda. W E Patton and daughter visited. Swan drove to Madison and stayed over. Mrs H Lovelace and Mrs J M Phner returned home after assembly. Frank Sineck pursued Green County Fair interests. Ze Gavs retired home after a week with relatives. Also noted: T J Blackford raised a half story on property. J Andoreck hosted Nes J. W. Lynan in Monroe. Miss Maud Boderick and Gordon visited Juda. Ben Byers and Chris Nanvol of Monroe questioned details. Milwaukee Road offers 2¢ per mile harvest hands to Iowa Minnesota North and South Dakota, sale to Aug 11.
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T. J. Blackford
Milwaukee Road
Iowa
Minnesota
North
South Dakota
Mislaid Horse Mixup Leads to Damages Demand
McCulligutt, after heavy drinking, mistook John Hoosier's horse for his own and rode off toward Spring Square. The horse was returned by Sunday afternoon, but Hoosier demanded damages. Hoosier notes previous instances of McCulligutt taking other men’s horses when intoxicated and seeks restitution or consequences.
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Aley
Toe Square
Spring Square
John Hoosier
Gre Wiles
McCulligutt
Kelly
Hoosier
McCelligutt
McCulligcutt
Jubilee Brings Church Debt Elimination Celebration
A Wisconsin church celebrates wiping out 7100 in debt from 1867 mortgage totaling 558.55 and other obligations. Rev J S Gussing led the jubilee service as the congregation raised funds, repainting plans, new windows, and a vestibule. A ceremonial match burned the mortgage as the crowd cheered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vans
J. S. Gussing
Suvcess
J. A. Richards
Ontario
Wis
Jesus
Carlton Sues For Divorce In Colorado District Court
The article reports Carlton of Colorado Springs filing for divorce from Missive J. Stanton of Warren Jr. in Tuller County Colorado. The complaint cites willful desertion for over a year following a Las Vegas ceremony.
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Albert
Carlton
Colorado Springs
J. Stanton
Warren, Jr
Tuller County
Colorado
Las Vegas
N. M
Wai-cen
Olive
Mr. Carlton
Cripple Creek
Wiryle Rational Bank
Rations Enterprises
Carllon
Harvest Wands Berg Well Paid Harvest Wands Berg
Harvest bands are urgently needed to work in grain fields of the Northwest. Railroads report scarce labor as farmers, landowners in Minnesota and the Dakotas offer high pay for harvest help. Employers insist on quick mobilization despite tramps and idle persons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibis
Minnesott Land
Ringling Brothers Circus Feature in Monroe
Ringling Brothers bring a grand lineup to Monroe on Friday August 18 with top male riders led by Michael and John Rooney and a galaxy of equestriennes led by Elena Ryland Julia Lowande and others. Two performances will thrill with a majestic street parade and a two-stage mid air and ground spectacle praised for originality and scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringling Brothers
Aragon
United States
Aivenses
Europe
Michael
John Rooney
Edward Shipp
Cecil Lowande
William de van
Dan Ty vi
Leash
Albert Gandall
Elena
Ryland
Atention
Equestrienne
Julia Lowande
Cigar Reed
Lizsie Rooney
Nellie Fields
Beautul Suliana
Averigt
Monroe
Ring Ning Brothers
Laele San
Local club hosts Browntiya game amid crowd
A fragmented report notes a Sunday basketball game at Browntiya featuring players Frain Hicanthwi, Dill, and Som Way ag against the Colts. The scene describes a lively crowd and competitive play, with the home team seeking a strong finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klintia
Frain Hicanthwi
Dill
Som Way
Local Soldiers Leave Saturday for Camp Douglas
Local Co H soldiers prepare for a week at Camp Douglas, Wisconsin, leaving Saturday by train. About sixty men will join Co D of Darlington in experience, with a full program of drills, parades, religious services, and camp inspections outlined by regimental officers. Governor Uphfield plans to visit, and the Second Regiment opens its military season today with the Wisconsin National Guard coordinating from capitol HQ. Mary Newman visited Saturday and stayed through Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co. H
Camp Douglas
Co. D
Darlington
Jancaville
W. WN. G
Tolly
Nto
Wisconsin National Guard
Capitol
Crap Lovales
Boardwan
Will Pethers
Pulloo
Col
W. CG
Ginty
Capek
McNeel
Doyon
Fupfield
Caurp
Satmiday Oltemest
AMC
HallaTon
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J. W. Stearns
Tosk
Bosse
John BicUatiges
U. B
Leick
Hodges
Stevenson & Treat
Ralph Horton
Berg
Dakotas
T. Ins
Nor ‘West
Ringling
Grand Conclave of World Famius
Meg
Mary Newman
Dada
Lene“ Werity
Atest
Berlin
Germany
Paris
France
Inher
Yuri la
Asphomex
Psad
Rees
Roy
Bisense of
Warren
Mnie Neein SB
Seurist. MD
Ll.b
Afiscombein
Ludlow Horse
Bua Berkey
A. Baller
Jewelry and Music Store
Albany
Wee Wire
Sidvinks
Dallas Qiavis
Fadi
Miss den
Epward Ruegger
Insurance Apert
Jesuas the Peace
Jiotpey Puptic
Ofice
Postohiea
Colin W. Wright
Attociy
Office Treat
Bik, Montoe, Wis
Werbe GE
Osey
Ggao
Spangler
Pioneer Gun Store
Vor
Morgan & Wright
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