Reform Work Seminar by Maria C Brehm at Monro WC Union
Mrs Maria C Brehm headlined a Monro WC Union meeting in the court house, delivering over an hour on temperance, the WCTU history, its global reach, and reforms from increased consent ages to public school temperance teaching, noting dedicated women and international branches. The event opened with song, scripture, and prayer, and closed with a blessing from Rev Cara as funds were raised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court Houss
Monro W. C. I. U
G.E. Varney
Oval Union
W. GT. U. Liggumr
Noah
Puedes
America
Theas
W. C
Way
Hawaii Islands
Philippines
Cole
Cara
Sharpshooters Meeting Debates Growth and Plans
President Edward Ruegger led the Sharpshooters meeting on Monday in his office. Ten of thirteen members attended amid heated discussion. A Thursday afternoon shoot is planned and members consider inviting new talent to the title society if the provisions suit. if not, they will resign to focus on other improvements and the shooting horse will be reshingled.
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Edward Ruegger
Title Society
Anilas
Time Is On Its Trail Against Free Passes
Officials in Wisconsin face a new anti pass law ending free transportation. Railroads like Wisconsin Central have halted pass usage, with further actions expected statewide. A Madison report states pass holders must surrender passes, as using or accepting favors becomes a state prison offense for public officers and related employees.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Central
Madison
Evert
License to Wed Issued In Green County Court Action
J Jacob Tschniy appears as first applicant for a license to wed in Green County under the True marriage bill with Judge Becker granting the permit to marry within five days. Olive Burgy is named with Tschniy on the initial document. Tschniy, son of Fred Tswindy, runs a Monaco dairy farm, educated in stock and dairy business. District Attorney Clark presented the case.
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J. Jacob Tschniy
Green County
Wistonsin
Monica
Tremot
J. M. Begker
Plains
Clark
Tudge Becker
Olive Burgy
Granii
Fred Tswindy
Shadeland Stock Fem
Parti
Monaco
Pittsburg
Tramps In Brawl Result In Fatal Wounding
Madison police end a pitched confrontation in the eastern city with six tramps. Frank Reilly, about 40 and well dressed, was shot and killed in the melee. Three armed suspects were captured including one wounded in the hand. two others escaped during the struggle.
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Schercrail Ivick
Madison
Frank Reilly
Young Man Seeks License After Bedtime Visit
County Clerk Lyman, awakened by Peter Sagen of Avon, Rock County, issues license to wed Miss Galena Shirly of Brodhewil on May 14, claiming urgency to beat the five day limit. Clerk faces fourth such encounter with licenses issued at odd hours.
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Lyman
Peter Sagen
Avon
Rock County
Galena Shirly
Brodhewil
Licanas
Small pox patient flees pesthouse in Cincinnati escape
In Tanesvilly a small pox patient from Cincinnati escaped the pesthouse at an early Sunday hour. The patient dressed in keeper George Phelps's clothes, drew a knife on Phelps, and took his watch and money before fleeing. Phelps pursues the thief through town causing public alarm over possible disease spread.
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Tanesvilly
Cincinnati
George Phelps
Memorial Sunday Exercises by Monroe Ministerial Association
Memorial Sunday observance is arranged by the Monroe Ministerial Association. A Memorial Day prelude with patriotic music and a program at 2:30 PM Sunday May 28 at Truuer hall features Rev Bussing presiding Chaplain Varney greeting young and old soldiers, Connie Case delivering the address, and Beidler offering benediction. The ministers met with Mr Varney in a yard tent used during Civil War camp days.
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Monroe Ministerial Association
Trruer
Bussing
United
Berkey
Bethel
Chaplain Varney
Conrada Case
M. BE. Eburch
Love's Old Sweet Song Bride and Groom Wed in May Ceremony
Miss Oliver Burgy and Mr J Jacob Tachady married in a simple May ceremony at the bride's mother's home on West Russell Street. Rev Geo W Case officiated with only close relatives present. The couple, native to Green County, will honeymoon in Milwaukee Chicago New York Philadelphia and Pittsburg before settling in Mona, Pa.
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Oliver. Burgy
J. Jacob Tachady
Jacob Bungy
Russell Street
Geo. W. Case
M BE
Milwaukee
Chicago
New York
Washington
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Monara
Grouar
Boll
Green County
Monaen
Fred
Applicants From Almost Everywhere At Board Meeting
The school board has one high school position and a large pile of applications from many states across all instruction areas and salary levels. Prof. Axley of Madison offered to take the post at 3800 dollars per year, as the board discussed hiring plans.
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Prof
Axley
Madison
Rockford Pitcher Barber Debuts In Western Association
Frank Barber, former Monroe pitcher, debuted for Rockford Friday against Bloomington in the Western Association. He struggled with wildness and nerves, allowing six bases on balls and a hit by pitch, contributing to Bloomington’s 1 0 victory.
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Frank Barber
Monroe
Western Association
Rockford
Bloomington
Prof Wal Company
Tie
Ita
Hay
Tille
Wil
Thomingtons
May Have Beet Sugar Plant Planned in County
Rockford businessmen organized a consortium led by Atay W. Brown with B. Bathe and Wy. Woodrit to raise beets for experimental sugar production. They expect a beet sugar plant may be built near Lilt city, with local farmers engaged through Prmiatt as superintendent. Madison attorney PML Wiehe represents the city.
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Rockford
W. Brown
Woodrit
Uett
ATL
Pml
Wiehe
Madison
City
Military officers lack uniforms as state ships gear delays
Captain M C Durst and First Lieutenant Arthur Musselwan lead Go. H troops as officers procure uniforms while enlisted men receive state supplied attire. Lieutenant F C Phillips resigns his commitment at Stoughton and crew await gear before the next stage. The unit notes equipment shortages and waning morale while preparations for a local celebration proceed.
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M.C. Durst
Arthur Musselwan
Go. H
Pas
Courpany
Lhisa
F. C. Phillips
Ing
Stoughton
Toot
Operation did not save him 13 year old dies after appendicitis
Frank Nyman son of Mr and Mrs Christ Nyman living two and a half miles east of Juda died Monday from appendicitis following a Sunday operation. He was 13. The funeral will be held tomorrow at noon. Burglars blow safe at Blanchardville store but flee with nothing missing. Contents valued at about $400. Suspects fled. officers caution.
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Frank Nyman
Bini Christ Nyman
Juda
Martin Monson
Blanchardville
Heroes of Two Wars Honor Dead This Year
Memorial day plans in the city announce participation by Civil War veterans and the G A R post. An executive committee led by Henry Moehn will organize ceremonies at the cemetery with Col E B Woodman as orator and school children invited to attend.
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O. F. Pinney Post
Post
Co. H
Henry Moehn
Alva Hare
John Chanters
A. & Douglas
Thos. Luchsinger
M. P. Maine
Col. E. BE. Woodman
St. Paul
Monrot
Monroe Ministerial Association
Great Water Carnival and Fireworks Display Plan
The water carnival committee announced an elaborate fireworks display on the 87th evening, detailing a plan submitted to the Vali Fireworks company. The general arrangements faced revisions with a more complex layout than initially planned, aiming for a grand city event.
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Suiwattekee Bay
Vali Fireworks Company
Louis Adelowish to Take a Bride in May Ceremony
Louis Adelowish, proprietor of the Lender, plans to wed Miss Eva Album of Chicago. The wedding is set for Sunday May 21 at 5 p m in Englewood St Louis with 500 invitations issued. The bride’s father Rabbi H Alluii and family reside in Chicago. the couple will reside on West Street after the ceremony.
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Louis Adelowish
Eva Album
Chicago
Englewood
H. Alluui
Anistead and
14Th Street
Fair
Boston
Weat Street
Washington
Wisconsin Weather Bulletin Reports Week Climate Trends
The Department of Agriculture Weather Bureau notes a slightly cooler weekly average than the prior period but about six degrees warmer than last year. Heavy frosts touched exposed areas on Wednesday while rainfall was generous and well distributed, with Jackson Whod and Portage counties receiving over two inches. Early seeding is done in southern and central counties, corn prep underway, potatoes planted, and pastures have grown well as stock returns. Fruit trees are already budding but largely less loaded than last year.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Wisconsin
Jackson
Whod
Portage
Wisconsin Couple Weds in Rockford to Bypass Publication
A Wisconsin couple from Kenosha named Adam Greenwood and Mies Himush Anderson wed Monday in Rockford to avoid the five day publication clause of a new Wisconsin marriage law. They returned by train to Wisconsin after the ceremony.
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Wisconsin
Badger
Illinois
Adam Greenwood
Mies Himush Anderson
Kenosha
Rockford
Imme
Deeds Identified as Dubuque Wanted Man Arrested
Jo Deeds, arrested at Freeport, identified by Dubuque County Sheriff Ulsadenghield as the man wanted in Dubnatte. He was taken to jail. Deeds had been in the area a few days, and a youth aided the arrest.
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Jo. Deeds
Freeport
Ulsadenghield
Dubuque
Deeds
Youtus
Agian
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Maria C. Brehm
Temprance
Judi Tschudy
Becker
Tyman
Janesville
Ministerial Association
Solhudy—Burgy
Barber
Farnuts
Uewarttel Uit
Aed
Heroes OF
Illinoia
Gretne Green
Log Man
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