County Canvassers Report 1906 General Election
The Wisconsin Green County canvass certifies votes from the November 6 1906 general election. It lists totals for Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State State Treasurer Attorney General Insurance Commissioner and multiple county offices with candidate tallies for each post. The document confirms the official results and is signed by County Clerk I M Stauffacher Supervisor W F Trukenbrod and S S Summers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Stauffacher
W. F. Trukenbrod
S. S. Summers
Register of Deeds
Young & Co Offer Special Sorghum and Corn Pepper
Wednesday notice notes ten sacks for ten dollars and advertises fine home made sorghum at Young & Co with a claim of something new in corn pepper. Mentions B L Wood traveling to Stockton NL and Henry Musselman home from South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Young & Co
Shar’s
T. L Summeril &Son
Marie Hecktoen
Westby
Wis
Henry Feldmann
Neillsville
M. Feldmann
C. L. Chambers
J. C. Kauffman
W. H. Caradine
North Lybrand Street
C. L. Chambes
Strohber
B. L. Wood
Stockton
Henry Musselman
South Dakota
Young & Co.’s
Echose Defeated in Muddy Season Finale
Monroe high school closed the football season at the fair grounds by defeating Madison Echos 11 to 0. Mitchell scored in the first half after a line back sequence and Trickle kicked goal. In the second half Madison threatened near Monroe's goal before Trickle recovered a punt and returned 75 yards for a score.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Fairgrounds
Madison Echos
Mitchell
Trickle
Madison
Columbia phonographs and a season party invite headline
Local ad notes Columbia phonographs with price and terms offered by C. L. Chambers. Firemen announce plans for a season party inviting public attendance. Thanksgiving plans for several families. A fish car bound for Washington bureau was detached en route to Dubuque and Manchester. Real estate listing sells a six room house with outbuildings nearby the glove factory. Magazine subscriptions offered at Schiesser's Book Store. Funeral attendance for Thomas Keegan pending shipment. Flour deal offers ten sacks for ten dollars with guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Bureau of Hatcheries
Illinois Central
Dubuque
Manchester
Schiesser’s
Thomas O’neill
Michael O’neil
Yankton, S. D
John Keegan
Council Bluffs
Thomas Keegan
Jamestown N. D
Queen of the North
C. L. Chambers
Idle Fifteen Poland China Boars and Sows Eligible for Registration
Idle Fifteen Poland China boar pigs and an equal number of sows are eligible to register. Located two miles south of the square. Contact THOS. SMITH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
Thos. Smith
Warrant of attachment against J Gordon Morse alleges debt
In Justice Court Monroe Wisconsin a warrant of attachment is issued against J Gordon Morse to satisfy 196 dollars 25 cents owed to Commercial and Savings Bank of Monroe Wisconsin. Edw Ruegger Justice of the Peace must appear by November 30 1906 at 10 am or judgment will be rendered and property sold. Dated November 2 1906 W T Saucerman plaintiff’s attorney C W Twining president bank. SS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Monroe
J. Gordon Morse
Commercial & Savings Bank
Edw. Ruegger
Said
W. T. Saucerman
Commercial and Savings Bank of
Wisconsin
C. W. Twining
Dilemma on coeducation shocks Harper's readers
A college professor poses a two horned dilemma to coeducation advocates. If twenty boys and twenty girls share a lecture, will the boys listen to the lecture or the girls. The dean retorts that if they listen they are not worth lecturing to.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper's
Muscles and tendons provide leverage for limbs
The text explains that muscles distant from the action point are linked by slender tendons to allow efficient operation. If all power were in the hand or foot, these members would become oversized and cumbersome rather than useful.
Mirabeau's Trumpet Voice Projected Awe and Authority
Mirabeau possessed a trumpet like voice, rising in denunciation to inspire awe. His imposing appearance and dramatic manner, including head lifts and emphatic shakes, caused onlookers to draw back in fear.
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Mirabeanu
Mirabeau
Speechmaker Silenced by Farm Kid Quip at Congress
A Washington Star quip recalls a farmer remark about sending a young man to Congress to quiet his speechmaking for a few years. The tongue in cheek line frames a critique of political rhetoric and reform era patronage.
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Congress
Farmer Corn Tessel
Washington Star
Choice of a Vocation in Aunt Rosa
A brief dialog skit shows Juanito, teased for a future career, replying with irony that he would prefer to be an orphan, while his parents are stern and enforce strict norms. The exchange ends with a light satirical note on adult expectations.
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Rosa
Juanito
Doubting Science She A Woman's Brain Declines After Thirty
A reader notes a claim about women's brain weight reducing after age thirty and questions how such conclusions are established, contrasting it with the stereotype that women do not reach that age. The exchange hints at science skepticism in a public forum.
State of Wisconsin County Court of Green County In Probate
Probate records from Green County Wisconsin detail court actions, estates authenticated, and matters of executorship and guardianship filed in the County Court of Green. Proceedings include petitions for administration, appraisals, and final settlements in the probate docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Court of
Green County
Notice of Settlement and State Senate Result
Notice requests debtors of M. C. Durst to settle before January 1 as the repair business closes. The official canvass shows state senator votes: Simpson 3,383 Martin 6,284 Marty 189 Porterfield 4 W. J. Martin 1, totaling 10,861 and Martin leading by 1,901.
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Green
LaFayette
Iowa
H. C. Martin
J. Simpson
Carl Marty
D. Porterfield
M. C. Durst
Simpson
Martin
Marty
Porterfield
W. J. Martin
C M and St P RailroadsEastbound and Westbound Schedules
Passenger and freight times listed for the C M and St P Railway. Eastbound and westbound daily departures show 8 22 pm, 11 47 am, 5 00 am, 12 50 am, with through coaches to the Mineral Point division and parlor cars between Madison and Chicago. Agents P W Puffer and F A Miller noted.
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Chicago
Mineral Point Division
Madison
P. W. Puffer
F. A. Miller
Gen. Pass
Agt
Train Arrivals and Schedules at Freeport and Chicago
No. 341 passenger arrives Madison No. 331 passenger arrives No. 353 freight arrives Daily trains except Sunday No. 342 connects at Freeport with fast No. 1 for the west arriving Omaha 7:30 a. m. and Denver 9:30 p. m. same day New train No. 6 leaves Freeport 3 p. m. arrives Chicago 6:05 p. m. No. 331 leaves Chicago 3:45 p. m. L. L. Lams, Agt.
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Madison
Freeport
West
Omaha
Denver
Chicago
L. L. Lams
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Monroe Weekly Times
Emery A. Odell
Bridge’s Block
South Jackson Street
A. L. Noel
Belleville
Ned Schoenfield
S. R. Moyer
Browntown
Leland C. White
John F. Reimer
Darlington
S. S
Fred J. Bolender
Janesville
Schiesser
John Legler
Barbara Luchsinger
M. T. Gapen
Canton
Alva Hoyland
Rockford, Il
W. H. Wagner
Sevy
Ivanhoe Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Beloit
K. of P
E. A. Williams
Equitable Fraternal Union
Frances Staver
Henry C. Staver
Jamestown
D. C
G. M. Gray
Kenmare
N. D
Pennsylvania
Wilson Wright
University of Wisconsin
Phi Alpha Delta
Edward Dugan
Illinois Central System
Alina Baltzer
Cleta Baltzer
Mary Frankfather
Hampton
Pearl Baltzer
Huffman
Swift
Orchestra
Parker House
R. C. Whitcomb
Titonca
W. S. Newman
Juto
Alfred Woodbury
Burlington
N. A. Loofbourow
S. R. Greenwald
Earl Clark
Harry Keegan
Michael Teehan
Addie Ludlow
Armory
Miller & Son
J. B
Ada Welsh
Agnes Cady
Moyroe Highs
Madison Echo
Elizabeth Buehler
Jennie Marks
Ernest Gorham
Margaret Schiesser
Kathryn Smock
Harriet Carson
Nell Gapen
Teresa Gettings
C. F. Niles
Menomonee, Wis
George Cotherman
Grenada
Minn
Katie Goetz
Goetz
West Washington Street
Jacob Reger, Jr
Robert
Louis Hirsig
Viola Hayter
Helen Douglas
Racine
A. S. Douglas
Standard and Select
A. F. Lichtenwalner
Jacob Rouch
Huntley, Minn
Rose Deal
THE
Board OF County Canvassers
County
OF Green
John A. Aylward
James O. Davidson
E. H. Eaton
Winfield Gaylord
Irvin Lenroot
Ole T. Rosaas
Michael F. Blenski
Wm. D. Connor
Aug. F. Felandt
Wm. Kaufman
John Vierthaler
Clarence J. Noel
James A. Frear
John E. Clayton
Chas. J. Schmidt
Andrew Jensen
Andrew H Dahl
David W. Emerson
John Ammann
Martin L. Lueck
F. L. Gilbert
Ryan E. van Keuren
Richard Elsner
Henry J. Nevens
Geo. E. Beedle
Lincoln Abraham
Herman W. Bistorius
J. J Cunningham
H. A. Cooper
Moses Hull
T. North
Said County
Willis Ludlow
Fred ‘Ties
A. A. Ten Eyck
J. Montgomery
Wm. Ferguson
J. M. Stauffacher
Evra H. Stewart
Isaac Brobst
J. W. Stewart
C A. Gifford
Geo B. Thorp
Geo. W. Bray
J. M. Berry
H. L. Gloege
M.C. Durst
J. S. Fessenden
John Moor
J. Derrick
M. J. Knight
Henry L. Ball
John Snow
Mills
Sam Blum
R. J. Holcomb
F. Graves
Ed. Mahar
Wm. Bowell
W. A. Loveland
Wm. H McGrath
Burr Sprague
J. L. Suerron
John O'Connor
Frank E. Carson
Greek Ellis
A. Bennett
J. Manning
A. C. Stuntz
F. Ainsworth
County Board of Supervisors
Echos
Columbia Phonographs
A. M. Royce
Platteville
E. N. Royce
Oconto
Clara Barkhausen
Green Bay
R. A. Etter
F. F. Ligbly
State OF
Justice Court
Chad’’ Palmer
Edgar Eels
Denny Hogan
J. F. Wells
Adams
Blackford’s Mill
Christ Bleiler
J. Blain
T. L. Summeril & Son
Jas. Purcell
J.C. Dolan
Spring Grove
Sec
Juda
D. M. Davis
M.M. Hulburt
W.j.newman
Monroe, Wis
Rosa B. Deal
Iss Lucy L. Dealate
Clarnoin
Colin W. Wright
J. M. Becker
Ephriam Miller
George Norder
C. M
St. P. Ry
R. R
Minnetta
C. Flinn, M. D
Tod
R. B. Clark
M. ED
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