School Board Hires Teachers and Debates Music Policy
The school board reaffirmed current teacher hires for next year with no salary changes. Miss Ottilie Durst resigned from the kindergarten department. Miss Ella Chambers was elected to replace her. The board may discontinue the kindergarten assistant, Eunice Keen, as the department is under consideration, and may replace music with drawing. Mrs. W. H. Hyde is favored to remain as music instructor if kept. All members attended. bills were approved for payment.
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Echool Board
Tinea
Misa Offilie Durst
Kinslergarten
Miss Bile Chambers
Miss Chambers
Milwaukee Norm School
Aia Prail
John A. Chambers
Eunice Keen
Congare
Kittie Smock
Olf Jaultere
Miaic
Miaie
Mra
W. H. Hyda
Green County Court To Convene Next Tuesday
Green County circuit court will convene next Tuesday at 1 o clock in the city courthouse. A judge is expected to be appointed before then as the term opens with a light calendar. Four cases are listed: Bussobu v Whitman, Lane Vance v Vance, Levina Schermeyer v Jacob Schermeyer, and Wyse v Steinman, all issues of fact or foreclosure with no jury trials.
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Greed County
Goy- Scofield
Fritz Bussobu
Abraham Whitman
Catharine Whitman
Ac S Douglas
J. L. Sherron
Colin W. Wright
Lane W. Vance
Geo. D. Vance
Fact
D. W W. Wright
Levina Schermeyer
Jacob Schermeyer
JL. Sherron
C W. Wright
D. Wyse
Magdelens Steinman
C. W. Wright
Danwirldie
L. Stretton
Twiik
State OF
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Qreen
Ube
Tlonse
Monroy
Snd
Gealuét Samuel Vinod
Gylywster
Courk Mouse
Monroe
di Kell
L Sitios
Green County
Youlen
Mereby Ditken
Thabat
Ald Colmiyat
Coury
Kbit
W. Tremor
Teremah Tremory Tate
Decatur
Thant
Tesme
J. Mourcker
Crop Conditions in Wisconsin Report
The Wisconsin weather bulletin notes weekly climate and crop conditions. Northern temperatures averaged about 6 degrees above last week, southern areas around 10 degrees higher, with very high early week heat. Severe storms brought heavy rain and high winds across the northeast. La Crosse saw 4.00 inches in 24 hours ending Monday morning. Wet fields delay cultivation. some damage from storms but crops show progress. hay, pastures, and grasses are in good condition despite conditions. Local church events and conference notices accompany the report, including talks by Tess McKoy and other items with dates in mid May.
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Bulletin of the
Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
United States Department of Agriculture
Neatark
la Crosse
Min
Tornado Ravages New Richmond Wisconsin Village
A funnel shaped cloud hit New Richmond Wisconsin a village of 100 people in St. Croix county about 6 30 Monday eve nearly all buildings were wrecked and 60 to 100 people were killed or injured The storm damaged surrounding farms and barns a relief train left Madison this afternoon with reports of greater damage than first feared
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New Richmond
Wis
St. Croix County
Huttson
Madison
Judge Case Decided In Heir Dispute Over Bridget Judge Estate
The county court verdict grants the Bridget Judge estate the property and names R D Gorham as administrator. Michael Judge’s heirs, represented by J D Dinwiddie, to appeal to the circuit court. The 2500 dollar estate was contested after testimony and arguments over who died first, with Judge Becker delivering the decision. Additional notes mention family arrivals, travel, a church repaint, and local visits.
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Cass
Michael
Booker
Wolock
Becker
Michael Judge
Bridget
R. D. Gorham
Bridget Judge
J.D. Dinwiddie
Circuit Court
J. L. Sherron
J. D. Honeywell
Tuesday News Items From Towns and Visitors
Vet Baird in Chicago. Delbert Miller home from Beloit. Martin Geigel of Schultz in vow today. Richard Harlow in town from Mon tivelte. I. G. Patterson of Cambridge in the city. AA Walbridge in town from Madison. Albert Broughton of Brodhoad spent the day here. Chas Hall on Freeport business visit. BJ Treat at Darlington and back today. Mrs Peter Wohlgend of Juda screen visit. Peter Stadt of Clarin in for a visit. Win. Matzke of Jods city call today. Steve Stuntz calls home from Madison. Robt A Etter left for Prairie du Chien. John Sullivan in town from Farmer Grove. Red Ties ex-county Glenis in city from Pedee. W A Wayne here from Orangeville on business. Supt H B Dill of the Illinois Central in town. Mrs Nettle Z Miller of Twin Grove visited Monroe. Chaar Weirich left for Sioux City. J G Armstrong of Twin Grays visited. Miss Tillie VanMutre returned from Rockford. Win Johnson and Fred Frantachay here from Oakley. Mr and Mrs Andrew Martin of Milwaukee visiting. Mrs P J Johnson returned from Peastonics. Silas Hayner in town. Misa Argilla Crane visiting sister Mrs I E White. Freeport. John Luchstnger attended funeral of Tadge Bennett in Janesville. Mrs J W Odell and her mother Mira J Linieke left for Watertown. Misa Lena Dixcher visiting Monticello from Cincinnati. Frank Sherer, Ben Chambers, and Watt Stubler at Monticello for a few days.
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Steve Stuntz
Madison
Robt
A. Etter
Prairie du Chien
John Sullivan
Farmer Grove
Red Ties
Glenis
Pedee
W. A. Wayne
Orangeville
H. B. Dill
Illinoia Central
Nettle Z. Miller
Twin Grove
Monroe
Chaar Weirich
Sioux City
Jows
J. G. Armatrong
Twin Grays
Tillie VanMutre
Rockford
Win. Johnson
Fred Frantachay
Oakley
Andrew Martin
Milwaukee
P. J. Johnson
Peastonics
Wednesday Coming and Going in Monroe
A long list of visitors and residents in Monroe is noted. Rev Thos Detepsay travels to Janesville, Henry Zeutner goes to Belvid and returns, Joe Geisler from Waukees greets friends, and attorneys J J Cunningham from Janesville. Numerous locals visit relatives, attend events, or plan trips to Milwaukee, Freeport, Park Monroe, and nearby towns. A Monroe Military band is hired for Monticello celebration.
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Thos. Detepsay
Janesville
Henry Zeutner
Belvit
Joe Geisler
Waukeats
J. J. Cunningham
County Equal Suffragists Gather at Green County Convention
The annual Green County Equal Suffrage convention meets at the Congregational church in Brodhead on Friday June 28 with invitations extended to all. The program includes prayers, addresses, papers on Women of Greece, music, and remarks by local and Albany speakers, detailing the suffrage movement and women’s status.
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Anual Green County Equal Suffrage Convention
Brodhead
Blowar
Carole Moran
Albany
Train Sweeps Farmer Rig. Driver and Horses Die
Monro residents report a Linola Central train out of Chicago struck a farmer’s rig, instantly killing the driver and two horses. A preceding team crossing the track warned the engineer, who had almost cleared the rails when impact occurred. The Fresport bound train arrived half an hour late due to the accident. Several local notices and social items follow including visitors and travel, with weather and flood conditions noted as trains washed out and travel uncertain.
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Monroe
Linola Central
Chicago
Horaes
Fresport
Mayors appeal for aid to citizens in Monroe Wisconsin
The mayor of Monroe Wisconsin appoints a relief committee after a June 41 meeting to aid victims of a wrest calamity in New Kirkaund. Citizens are urged to contribute through the First National Bank of Monroe or the Citizen's Bank, with sub committees formed and a Monday deadline for voluntary sums.
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Oyx
New Kirkauud
Whaieks
A.C. Dodge
Henry Hoenn
Andrew Lewis
Ulster
Monrod
Aosis
First National Bank of
Monroe
Wis
Life on a Bike Tour Through Janesville Eventful
A party of four riders led by John Anderson arrived in Janesville after an eight day voyage from New York City. They plan a world trip and will attend the L A Wa meet in Janesville July 42th through 14th. Crowds watched their track display and the group promotes traffic to a three day bicycle meet with bands, parades, and clam bake. Local clubs report strong ticket sales and the overland outfits draw fascination. Mrs A Lidlow and daughter Nellie Flower visit Park Monroe. Flower plans return to Denver. Dr A Monroe arrives from Argyle. Miss Della Crra dine returns from Albany.
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Janesville
New York City
John Anderson
Yellow Stone Park
L. A. Wa
A. Lidlow
Nellie Plawer
Park Monroe
Farmers Notice Meat Sale by Gottings Packed and Cured
Farmers take notice of Gottings plan to sell homs shoulders bacon and barrels of pork at lower prices than typical markets. Meat offered is described as high quality from choice young hogs, packed and cured by Gottings, with emphasis on affordability.
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Gottings
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