Growth in Dairying Production Doubles in Wisconsin
Wisconsin's 1905 dairy output rose to 110 million pounds of cheese from 1900’s 60 million, with 118 new cheese factories and butter production up to 88.5 million pounds. Central Wisconsin leads factory growth, especially Shawano county, while Green and Dodge counties drive Swiss and brick cheese expansion.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station
H. L. Russell
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
U. S. Baer
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Shawano
Oconto
Waupaca
Portage
Wood
Marathon
Clark
Eau Claire
Chippewa
Barron
Shawano County
Green County
Iowa
LaFayette
Dane
Rock Counties
Richland
Richland County
Sauk
Vernon
Crawford
Western Vernon
Columbia
Lake Shore
Dodge County
Fond du Lac
Washington Counties
Bank men on water board chosen for terms
Mayor Willis Ludlow and city council appoint Alderman Gorham C. W. Twining J. H. Durst and John Strahm to a water commission with three, two, and one year terms for Mon roe water works. Twining Durst and Strahm elected after ballots. Gorham added as fifth member and superintendent to be elected.
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Willis Ludlow
Ald
R. D. Gorham
C. W. Twining
J. H. Durst
John Strahm
Board of Water Commissioners
Monroe
Ludlow
Mr. Twining
Durst
Mr. Strahm
M. T. Gettings
Twinging
G. T. Hodges
Twining
Hodges
Strah
Ald. Gorham
Water Board
Portraits of Governor Davidson and W D Connor Supplement
The Times encloses large portraits of Governor Davidson and Republican lieutenant governor candidate W D Connor as a supplement for subscribers. The feature highlights the two political figures and their campaigns.
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the Times
Davidson
W. D. Connor
Devoer paint marketed to resist wear with zinc grindings
The notice touts Devoer paint as lasting twice as long as lead and oil, claiming zinc and grindings boost durability. Consumers are advised to consult C Kundert Howe Co for details.
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Devoer
C. Kundert Howe. Co
Real Estate Transfers Reported In Local Listings
G F Ellis transfers parcel section 14 Exeter to Fred Schwartz for 500. Wilbur F Hudler conveys lot 105 at Railroad and Monroe to Julia L Rinkart for 275.
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G. F. Ellis
Fred Schwartz
Pariel
Exeter
Wilbur F. Hudler
Julia L. Rinkart
Railroad and
Monroe
Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint Uses Machinery
Paint users learn zinc prolongs lead life but few know details unless they have used Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint. The product requires machinery and guidance from the C. Kundert Howe Co. for proper application and grinding.
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Devoe
C. Kundert Howe. Co
Arm Cut Off by Shredder in Corn Mill Accident
Harley Steininger lost his right forearm when his arm was drawn into a corn shredder while cleaning fodder at a Gottlieb Ott farm. Doctors performed an elbow-level amputation, noting the machine was new and possibly unsafe. The incident occurred after noon. Henry Steininger owns the shredder.
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Harley Steininger
Henry Steininger
East Street
John Warren
Loofbourow Hospital
Gottlieb Ott
Mr A L Osborn Buys $600 Baby Grand For Birthday Gift
Traveling representative for Standard Oil company reports purchasing yesterday a beautiful six hundred dollar baby grand piano in imported mahogany for Mrs A L Osborn. The piano was chosen from A Miller jewelry and music store for its tonal qualities, described as a work of art. G W Spiegel, factory representative.
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A. L. Osborn
Standard Oil Company
Public warning on private mail boxes scam
A notice warns residents about agents offering rent or sale of private mail boxes for home or business use. The scheme collects five year rents of fifty cents in advance, but boxes are never delivered. Readers are advised to pay only upon delivery.
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R. A. Epter
Old Folks Day at Methodist Church
Sunday morning service honors the church elders and congregation. Carriages will be provided for those who cannot walk. please notify the pastor before Saturday evening.
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Methodist Church
Halloween Night Passes Quietly Across City
Last night’s Halloween saw youths roaming the city with harmless pranks. Vandalism was minimal and rights were not seriously infringed. Residents reported general liberty with few objections to the observance.
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Hallowe’en
A Daughter of Colorado heads to Turner Opera House
Miss Laura Frankenfield and her company arrive with a large scenic arsenal for the new romantic drama at Turner Opera House tonight. The manager promises full use of the elaborate scenery to enrich the performance and deliver a detailed stage picture for a full house.
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Laura Frankenfield
Turner Opera House
Colorado
Janesville
Frankenfield
Mont. Legislature Seeks 30 Stenographers With Exam Gap
Thirty stenographers and typewriters will be employed during the approaching session of the legislature, but the state civil service commission reports a shortage of capable applicants. Only about two thirds passed the recent exam and many failed to provide satisfactory records. Another exam is planned for December. Males only are eligible.
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State Civil Service Commission
Birds and Seas Shape Old World Bird Migration
A London Outlook writer explains that birds rarely cross deep seas, using the Madagascar strait as an example of impassable water barriers while north seas serve as routes. It notes birds move by wind weather and food, with instincts and learned paths guiding repeated migrations across shallow histories.
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London
Madagascar
North Seas
Godwill
Nile
Norfolk
Mock Halloween Wedding At Miller Residence
A Halloween social hosted by Miss Grace Miller and Miss Nelle Miller at the Miller home featured a masked costume party for fifty female guests. The highlight was a mock wedding carried out with ceremony followed by midnight luncheon.
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Miller
Hallowe’en
Grace Miller
Nelle Miller
Ettie
Masked party at Dunwiddie residence delights teens
Masses Grace Dunwiddie and Jessie Green hosted a sheet and pillow case party for a dozen girls in the attic. An equal number of young men arrived later in odd makeups and painted faces causing consternation yet not the pleasure of the evening was interrupted.
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Grace Dunwiddie
Jessie Green
Dunwiddie
Halloween Social Brings 400 to Turner Hall
Members of five city church youth groups held a Hallowe'en social at Turner hall last night. Nearly four hundred attended for an evening of music and recitations by Prof. Wilmet's orchestra and a humorous debate between local clergy. Games followed with Hallowe'en doughnuts and apples served.
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Young People’s Societies
Turner Hall
Wilmet
E. C. Dixon
S. S. Stauffacher
Berkey
Kauffman
Hallowe'en
Hallowe’en
Painter and Owner Devoe Lead and Zine Paints Wear Time
The painter and owner Devoe Lead and Zine Paints wear a coating that lasts twice as long as traditional lead and oil. Zine blends with grinding to achieve the longer wear.
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Devoe Lead and
C. Kundert Howe. Co
The Times Publishes Same Old Sale Bills
The Times prints sale bills at the standard price of 1.50 per 100 in both the daily and semi weekly editions, indicating no change to the rate or format.
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The
Times
Mortuary Notices From Green County and Monroe
Mr Charles Moor died at his Brodhead home after a prolonged illness. Mrs Regula Zweifel died at her daughter’s home in Monroe from a stroke. Born August 22 1836 in Canton Glarus Switzerland, she moved to Wisconsin in 1854 and lived in Washington Green County before settling in Monroe. She had nine children, five surviving. Funeral arrangements set for Emanuel Evangelical church with Rev Nienstedt presiding. John Monahan of the county farm infirmary died Tuesday night at age 66. relatives from Benton expected to arrive to handle arrangements.
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Regula Zweifel
Fred Roth
Washington
Green County
Monroe
Henry Zweifel
South Wayne
Fred Zweifel
F. C. Austin
Chicago
John Monahan
Benton
Dangers from Dyspepsia and Mi-O-Na Cure Claim
The ad warns that poor digestion can lead to serious illness and even death by weakening the stomach. It promotes Mi-O-Na tablets from Trukenbrod's Pharmacy as a prompt relief, claiming a 50-cent box cures most cases and money refunds if not satisfied with two boxes for chronic issues.
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Trukenbrod
Haering Stock Company Opening Week at Popular Prices
Haering Stock Company presents new plays and good specialties all week beginning Monday November 5 with popular prices and full performances announced for the run.
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Haering Stock Company
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Manitowoc
Sheboygan
Langlade
Marathon County
Brick
Council
A Times Supplement
Howard Haman
Samue Haman
Sylvester
Hallowe
Civil Service Board
Mont
Youturine
Wordsworth
Levder
Nowice
Montaigne
Martha Baker Dunn
Atlantic
Mortuary Record
Charles Moor
A. S. Moore
Brodhead
Zweifel
Monahan
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