Death Comes To An Old Citizen In Albany
John Lammell a prominent Albany resident and former postmaster, county clerk, and merchant, died Monday morning after a long illness. Born near Strassburg in 183? he served in the Fifth Wisconsin Volunteers and Meade’s Army, later returning to Albany to run a mercantile tailor business with his son. He was highly respected in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lammell
Albany
Mr. Loninel
France
Leen
Strassbury
Jonroy Giri
Strassburg
Migrlighein
Die de Tho
New York
Madison
New Carns
Sylvester
Monticollo
Fith
Wisconsin Volunteers, Co. T
Thos. Flint
Army Corps
Army of the Potomac
Hawa
CROP CONDITIONS IN THE STATE THIS WEEK
The week was cooler overall with many areas under 60 degrees. Severe local storms brought high winds heavy rains and hail causing some crop damage in low lands while tornadoes near St Croix Polk and Barron counties did little crops but hurt property and lives. Continuous rains slowed corn cultivation, but winter wheat rye oat and barley show strong growth and pastures are excellent with rust appearing in some areas.
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St. Croix
Polk
Barron
Catholic Summer School Opens In Madison July 12
The fifth annual Catholic Summer School will meet at Madison from July 12 to August 3. The program features familiar and new performers, with lectures appealing to both Protestants and Catholics. Activities include recreation and entertainment, including Wisconsin Day with railroad specials. Prof. J. A. Wartigan of St Paul Minnesota will oversee and provide information.
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Amu
Snonner Schoo
Madta
Wisconsin
Lin
Madisoni
Anil
Vistora
J. A. Wartigan
St. Paul
Mim
Relief committee formed for tornado victims in Wisconsin
Gov Scofield and Wisconsin leaders convened to aid storm sufferers after the New Richmond tornado. A relief committee of state representatives was created to collect and distribute funds, with members including Leslie Williams of Chippewa Falls and O W Mosher of New Richmond.
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Gov. Scofield
New Richmond
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
St. Paul
Scofield
Leslie Williams
Chippewa Falls
Inuibermmn
W. Mosher
A. E B. Jefferson
First National Bank
Hedson
H. Ingram
Ian Glaire
Dumberman
Col We Ol
Boyla
Claiming Title to Large Welsh Estate Reunites Benbow Heirs
Rev. J. H. Berkey returned from Munice Indiana where the Benbow family heirs held their second annual reunion. Nearly 400 family members attended, with a plan to place estate title records in London attorneys for examination. The family, largely Quakers, traces back to three Welsh brothers who settled in America and scattered across the states.
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J. H. Berkey
Munice
Ind
Benbow
Wales
Barkey
Mumber
Cstate
Berkey
America
Zo Alway
London
Rev. Berkey
Tennion
Union
Brethrs
Ametica
Boy Falls Into Mineral Hole In Jordan Field
Mas Scharer, six years old and son of Ferdinand Scharer, farmer of Jordan, tumbled twenty five feet into a mineral hole Monday afternoon. He was rescued by tying a rope around his waist and pulling him out. he suffered a gash above the right eye and bruises but is believed to have escaped serious injury.
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Ray. A
Bechtolt
Lad
Ferdinand Scharer
Mas Scharer
Avory
Witter
Viter
Rhrete
People's Drug Store Closes After Short Run
The People's Drug Store on the north side of the square, opened by Dettler and Butterfield, has closed. The proprietors will auction remaining stock and fixtures as the business failed to pay from the start. Mr. Dettler left today for Springfield where he takes a pharmacist position.
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People’s Drug Store
Dettler & Butterfield
My. Dattlett
Spring Groom
Good Night for Cream at the Munroe Military Band
A large crowd gathered on Blakely lawn Monday evening to enjoy the Munroe Military Band and Goldberger's new destra. The audience praised the musicians as receipts reached 22.94 dollars with profits earmarked for band uniforms.
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Blakely Lawn
Munroe
Goldberger
Brother of Wim Hinchliff Dies in Runaway Accident
Chas. Hinchliff traveled to Burlington Wisconsin to attend the funeral of his brother Wim Hinchliff who died yesterday from injuries after a buggy runaway. He was 28, leaving a wife as survivor.
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Chas. Hinchliff
Burlington
Wia
Wim
Hinchllif
Tunaway
Te Waa
Hin
Toland Responds To Offer And Local Events
A telegram from J J Toland shows negotiations for a Toland business lease at 800 to 890 yearly on five shares, while committee plans reply. Also noted is a Bethel church event on July Fourth with a gathering at U S campground featuring speakers Dr BW Dyers of Monroe and Rev S Brooking, plus family activities and swings in the grove.
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Toland
Wnivyavyity
J. J. Toland
Talladay
Syndicat Wluck
Rowdslutryg Daily Times
Bethel Church
U. S
Dyers
Monroe
Us Wells
Costin
Gifts of Money for the Needy in New Richmond
City relief efforts for New Richmond rise toward eight hundred dollars with two hundredplus collected. Banks report several subscriptions including First National Bank and Citizens Bank totaling hundreds, while solicitors continue collecting. Mayor Douglas acknowledges community support and notes many small gifts accumulate toward the goal. women contributors will be listed.
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Richmond
Alioa Treat
Geo. W. Case
Emul
Douglas
Monror
Dousgall
Ridioh Athe
Lam
Yang
Dow
Darktown Fire Brigade Plans Fourth of July Stunt
A chaotic notice from Darktown Virginia announces Capt. O'Connor will lead a spectacle with large followers to set fire to two cabins along the river then rescue the “colored” inhabitants. The plan involves wrestling Sheriff Appleby and deputies, drawing crowds at great expense amid church objections.
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C.D. Child
Dangsville
Capt. O'Connor
Darktown
Virginia
O'Connor
Appleby
Gee
Monroe Telephone Company Formed with Franchise Approved
The Monroe Telephone Company received council approval for its franchise on Tuesday, with all stock subscribed and Bills & Worttam promoting the venture present. Johns & Watter of St. Paul will begin construction in 10 to 15 days, employing about 25 workers to serve roughly 200 initial subscribers and to control Monticello, New Ghirns and Blanchardville lines.
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Monroe Telephone Company
Vonue
Bills & Worttam
Coucil
Johns & Watter
St. Paul
Ladger State
Monticello
New Ghirns
Blanchardville
University Week Of Commencement Plans Detailed
The University of Wisconsin hosts commencement week with large senior activities, alumnae events, and a class reunion. Miss Franeca M. Staver and Stephen C. Bruntz of this city are among the graduates. ceremonies include baccalaureate by President Charles Kendall Adams, class day, ivy and tombstone exercises, and an alumni dinner with speeches by Willam Vilas, John Brink, and others.
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University of Wisconsin
Mailigon
Charles Kendall Adams
Edward P. Vilas
Library Hall
College of Pharmacy
North Hall
Stephen (. Stuntz
Fuller Opura House
Almuni
Tnnett
Ab Dam
Arinory
Charles Kendall Aslam
Misa
Trav Mary Staver
Stephen Vonard Stuntz
Dog tag license adopted by city council
City council approves a dog tax ordinance setting a one dollar tax on males and two dollars on females, with penalties for untagged dogs and authority to kill violators. The measure aims to curb dogs at large and requires publication before becoming law, amid public protest from farmers and dog owners.
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Madison
Ald. Hodges
Ald
Gorlam
Ald. Gorham
Wen
Hyn
Tewagen
Monroe Telephone Company
Comnuton
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John Lemme
Weather Bureau
Catholic Summer School
Benbow Family
Max Scharer
Jordan
North Side Pharmacy
Chos
Hintchilif
Business University Man Makey
Guy’s Relief Fund
Darktown Fire Brigade
Janesville
Huntley
Ton
Carter I
Starrigan
Chicago
L.A
Clark
Brodhead
Mouros
Beloit
Ling City
Leroy, N.Y
Hes Witl
Stephenson County
Samuel Market
Lancaster” Township
Dorrant
Morrie
Ttis
Che Publica Square
Thia
Freeport
Monron
Franeca M. Staver
Stephen C. Bruntz
Pointy
le Tlingia Central
Fond du Lay
League of Wisconsin
Avacey
Elivanse
Gyythvedar
Alayna Pelyphonw Company
Numbur
Volpe
Raity
Atic
Widueiien
Wisvansii
Maatelpaties
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