Improvements planned for county fair grounds and track
The adjourned Green County Agricultural Society meeting showcased broad support for extensive fair improvements. Plans include a race track upgrade, new buildings with hog and sheep bins, a cattle barn, improved water access, and a modern layout to attract large attendance, funded by a raised $125 and anticipated private contributions.
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Agricultural Soviety
Dadr
Misa
Déower
Hwas
Mio
A. C. Dolye
W. W. Todges
Willie Dow
Tard
Spain
Colt Avalon
Believed Robbers Belong to Bad Gang Describe Suspects
Eyewitnesses and officers connect a group of fugitives to recent bank and post office robberies. Descriptions match three men named Howe, Tarrell, and Johnson, with a fourth suspect elusive. Photographs, telegraph tips, and sightings across Evansville, Janesville, and Milton bolster the claim while District Attorney Clark weighs turning the case to federal authorities.
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Benke
United States
Marshal Bout
Marshal Broughton
Evansville
Janesville
Partie Marsiad Blind
Tanville
Evans
Clyborn
Obie
Clark
Win
Howe
Dhan “Telty
Gerald
Thomas Tarrell
Dad Riga
Telon Johnson
Ancient Graft Fifty Years Celebrated by Monroe Lodge
The Monroe area marked fifty years of Smith Lodge No. 84 with a warm gathering, table dining, and speeches by members including W. Bulender and J. Lewis. The lodge debated history from 1831 onward, noted 800 Masons admitted since charter, and reported a current membership near 100. A separate crime report described Bank/Post Office robbery investigations, involving suspects active across the United States and Canada.
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Anus Aniensary of Masonry
Monroe
Smith Lodge
T Bulender
Win. Monroe
OU. Pon
Audrey Lewis
Fred Bulender
John Lewis
Sifford
F. W. Byers
Varney
Dan Hawver
Georg Shattuk
FG. van Wagenen
Shen Thera
MM. Ball
R. B. Stephenson
J. C. Crawford
Fillebrown
M. Knipachield
Walworth
Wadsworth Foster
Peter Chandar Taddotin W. Steward
Hart
Jane
Silith Lodge
Marquerat
Grand Thinatia Wid
Brooks Dunwiddie
Wis
Alan
Blunt
Dinwiddie
Blot
Tndge
Fragmentary report on legal notices and local events
Readable fragments describe payroll issues and claims handled by the attorney general's office in Madison. A separate brief notes a barge mink incident and a distant question from an evening event.
County Assessors Meet to Review Exempt Property List
County assessors gather to finalize exempt property listings and changes to assessment forms under new state tax rules. The group, chaired by Win Smith, will present to Green County officials and later appear before the state board of equalization in Madison on May 14.
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Girvan
Pssengers
Ghaimei
Furthion
Aspar
Jgsensors Ib
Waessors
Tax Commission
Alza
Hanks
Secretary of State
Iimprees
Adams
John Ryan
Argyle
Albany
Myron Vint
Albay
Albany Village
A. W.combine
Brooklyn
B. B. Partington
Attica
Brodhead
A. W. Twining
Browntown
Mt. P. Rhodes
Uadiz
Henry Shank
Winslow
Wk Glarno
David Albright
Naw
Mees
Spring Grove
Thretmilly Uy WU
Sylvester TM
Stiafachier
Waelindtote
Tuurcell
Mangan Yorks Alu
del Ole
Wisconsin Soldiers Finally To Receive Government Pay
After 18 months of wait and bureaucratic delay, members of Co H First Wisconsin Volunteers are set to receive government pay for service from enlistment. Milwaukee camp payments started with state wages, but government compensation was long delayed, now checks will arrive between May and an upcoming date. Janeville unit received theirs yesterday. overall, privates should see about $40 while officers and non commissioned officers receive more.
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Co. H
Wisconsin
Uncle Sam
Officius
Camp Harvey
Milwaukee
Mullen
Madison
Washington
Janesville
Matton
State Dairy School Expands at Madison
A historical note reports the dairy school at Madison enlarging its facilities to add a cheese press and curing room for Cheddar and Swiss varieties. Builders advertise for an addition intended to provide space for manufacturing and testing cheese, with work led by Dr. Tiboruk and Mr. Russell.
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Wheestulic Dairy School
Madison
Arden
Chrases Adie
Tiboork
Russell
More young wolves bounty payments detailed
The county clerk handles bounties for wolves with Mishael Gavin of Adams involved in a claim for five additional wolves. A certificate from the town chatman and payment for vacations are noted. Wolf bounties total three dollars from the state, and fifty four cents from the county per animal, with half paid by each. Fourko wolves have already drawn bounties this year.
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Mishael Gavin
Adams, Varie
Joan Weilay
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Farwell
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Postoffice Inspachr Goull
Canada
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Berlin
Wils
J. Steinman
Joel
Pvanit
Iree
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Macksmilles
Milwaukee Simday
Crean Emmty
I. C. Greenwald
Attorney Generals Office
Ah Madison
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Grea Ly
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Parner
DR. Turbin
Germany
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Frei
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Torbin
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Youneell
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State Dairy School
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