Growth in Dairy Production Doubled in Wisconsin
Wisconsin dairy production rose from 60 million pounds of cheese in 1900 to 110 million in 1905, doubling in five years. Butter output in creameries climbed 60 percent to 88.5 million pounds in 1905, while farm butter reached 4.5 million pounds. The central region, Shawano and surrounding counties, saw cheese factories rise from 141 to 206 and creameries from 121 to 191, reflecting rapid factory development and a shift toward small landowner dairying.
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Madison
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Wisconsin
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University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station Bulletin
H. L. Russell
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
U. S. Beer
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Atamstics
Shawano
Oconto
Waupace
Portage, Weed
Shawano County
Green County
Iowa
LaFayette
Dane
Rock Counties
Wisconsin Leads in Foreign Cheese Making Growth
The Lake Shore cheese belt expands westward and northward into Langlade, Oronto, and Marathon counties with Dodge county emerging as a center for brick cheese. Growth is shown by Dodge county factories rising from 102 to 120 in five years, as Wisconsin becomes a leading foreign cheese producer alongside Swiss cheese production in Green county.
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Richland County
Lake Shore
Shawano County
Langlade
Oronto
Marathon Counties
Marathon County
Winconsin
Green County
Dodge County
Fond du Lac
Washington Counties
Wisconsin
Water Board Chooses Bankers as City Commissioners
Mayor Ludlow names Alderman Gorham as fifth commissioner after ballots settle three year Twining two year Durst and one year Strahm on the Marroe water works board. The council will organize the board and elect a superintendent soon.
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Maysr. Willis
Ludlow
Ald
D. J. H. Durst
John Strahm
Board of Water Commissioners
Marroe
Banka
Mr. Twining
Durst
Mr. Strahm
M. T. Gettings
Twinging
G.T. Hodges
Twining
Hodges
Strahm
Strato
Durat
Gorham
Water Board
Portraits of Governor Davidson and W D Connor Supplied
The Times Neighborhood Supplement features large portraits of Governor Davidson and Republican lieutenant governor candidate W D Connor for subscribers.
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the Times
Davidson
W. D. Connor
Tough Paint Wear Longer by Zinc and Grindings
Zinc and grindings make Devoer wear twice as long as lead. Ask Kumrlert Howe Co about it.
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Kumrlert Howe. Co
Real Estate Transfers Reported in Exeter and Monroe
Real estate sales show G I Ellis transferring parcel 14 in Exeter to Fred Schwartz pariel sec 3500. Wilbur F. Hudler transfers tot 105 in Railroad and Monroe to Julia L. Righart ft 3275.
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G.I Ellis
Fred Schwartz Pariel
Exeter
Wilbur F. Hudler
Julia L. Righart
Railroad and
Monroe
Devoe Lead and Zine Paint Requires Machinery
Industry note urges readers to seek the C Kundert Hewe Co for details on Devoe Lead and Zine Paint. The ad stresses machinery needs and implies extended life with the product, appealing to painters familiar with zinc and lead coatings.
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Devoe
C. Kundert Hewe, Co
Arm Severs in Shredder Accident at Local Farm
A corn shredder accident near the city hospital leaves Harley Steininger with nearly the entire right forearm amputated at the elbow. He and his father were shredding for John Warren when a stick pulled into the machine, drawing him in. Doctors say amputation was necessary and the machine, a new one, is being reviewed for safety. Separate incident reports Howard Haman, Sylvester, suffered crushing of two forefingers after his hand was caught in a shredder. doctor aims to save the fingers.
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Harley Steininger
Henry Steininger
Hast Street
John Warren
Loofbourow Hospital
Gottlieb
Ott Farm
Howard, Haman
Satmuel Haman
Sylvester
Clark
Mrs A L Osborn Receives Birthday Grand Piano Gift
Mr A J Osborn, traveling representative for Standard Oil, bought yesterday a $400 baby grand piano in a mahogany case as a birthday gift for Mrs Osborn. The instrument, a work of art, was selected from the piano line at A Miller jewelry and musicatore after considering its tonal qualities. GW Spiegel factory representative.
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A. J. Osborn
Standard Oil Company
Public warning on private mail boxes for city service
R A Etter warns the public against agents offering private mail boxes for residence or business mail reception. Swindles involve five year leases with upfront rent paid but boxes never delivered. Buyers should pay only upon delivery.
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Sual
R. A. Etter
Old Folks Day at Methodist Church Observed
Sunday morning service at the Methodist church honors old church members and congregants. Carriages will be provided for those unable to walk. request transportation by informing the pastor before Saturday evening.
Night Halloween Night Observance Quiet Across City
Last night saw Halloween festivities with youngsters out in many parts of the city. The pranks caused little disturbance and did not infringe rights, leaving residents largely unbothered by the celebration.
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Hallowe’en
A Daughter of Colorado to Be Shown at Turner
Miss Laura Frankutchelu and her company will appear tonight at Turner Opera House in the romantic drama A Daughter of Colorado. The company brings extensive scenery and manager Migs Frankenfield assures it will all be used to create detailed stage pictures. Frankenfield says proper scenery is essential for a successful performance and promises a full house as the city seeks top attractions.
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Laura Frankutchelu
Teompany
Turner Opera House
Colorado
Janesville
Migs Frankenfield
Frankenfield
Civil service typewriters in short supply for legislature
Thirty stenographers and typewriters will be employed during the approaching session of the legislature and the state civil service commission struggles to recruit enough capable applicants. Only about two thirds passed the last exam, with many failing to secure satisfactory records. A subsequent examination is planned for December. Males only eligible.
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State Civil Service Commission
Halloween Festivities Highlight Dunwdie Socials
A costume party hosted by Grace and Nellen Miller at the Dunwidale residence drew fifty guests in masks with a mock wedding as the evening’s feature. Attic luncheon, novel decorations, and lively entertainment marked a merry Halloween party with masked revelers in attics and parlors.
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Hallowe'an
Grace Miller
Nellen Miller
Grace Dunwiddie
Jossis Green
Dunwidale
Zine Paints Lead and Owner Face Sale Notice
The Times prints a notice about a sale involving painter and owner Deuce Lead and Zine Paints along with grinding issues. The notice appears in both daily and semi weekly editions at the same price of 1.50 per 100. The inquiry references C Kundert Wdwe Co regarding the sale.
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C. Kundert Wdwe. Co
Times
The
Mortuary Notices Add Two Deaths in Green County Hospi
Charles Moor, son of Mr and Mrs A S Moore, died at his Brodhead home after years of illness. Regula Zweifel died unexpectedly from apoplexy at her daughter’s home in Monroe after a long Green County life. born August 22 1896 in Canton Ilarus and married 1854 to Fred Zweifel. Funeral arrangements set from Roth home and Emanuel Evangelical Church with Rev Mienstedt officiating. Also John Monahan, inmate of county infirmary, died Tuesday night aged 66. relatives plan to retrieve the body from Benton.
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Charles Moor
A. S. Moore
Brodhead
Regula Zweifel
Fred Roth
Washington
Green County
Monroe
Henry Zweifel
South Wayne
Fred Zweifel
F. G. Avastin
Chicago
Zweifel
Emanuel Evangelical Church
Mienstedt
Monahan
John Monahan
County Foit
Benton
Dangers From Dyspepsia Promises Mi-O-Na Cure
An ad warns that poor digestion can lead to serious illness and that Mirona stomach tablets relieve indigestion symptoms. It claims the 50 cent box provides prompt relief, with two boxes sometimes needed for chronic cases, and guarantees refunds if not cured.
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Trukenbrod
Hackng Stock Company at Popular Prices and New Plays
The Hackng Stock company performs Monday November 5 and all week with popular prices and good specialties featuring new plays and strong entertainment offerings for local audiences.
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Hackng Stock Company
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