Defend Limburger Cheese Industry Challenges Dairy Commissioner
Green county cheese men condemn Dairy and Food Commissioner Emery for claiming odor in limburger stems from dirt and filth. They insist odor is natural during ripening and defend the process as clean, traditional, and essential to the cheese’s flavor and market.
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Green County
Emery
Limburger
John Luchsinger
Local
Dairy and Food Commissioner
Europe
Holland
Two Cases Left on the Calendar for Trial in Green County
The Green County circuit court opened at 1 30 pm with two cases left for trial. Edward Ruegger as administrator of Christian Teuscher deceased versus Joe Marti proceeds before a jury including E T Kundert and others. The second case involves Jane E Jennings against the city of Monroe with Wm Smith as attorney. Other actions include dismissals, continuance, and three defendants pleading guilty to riot with fines of 30 dollars and costs totaling 51 70. District Attorney Sherron altered the charge against Ross Mayhew to simple assault with sentence to follow in the morning. Relatives of the complainant did not wish to press prosecution.
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B. F. Dunwiddie
Green County Circuit Court
Edward Ruegger
Christian Teuscher
Joe Marti
E. T. Kundert
John Wild
L. J. Stabler
H. K. White
John Dreibelbis
Fred Trumpy
S. D. Fisher
Wenger
Marty
George Lindsay
John Maddrell
Paul H. Muffley
Sherron
Ross Mayhew
Weather outlook for Chicago tonight and Tuesday
The official forecast says increasing cloudiness tonight with warmer temperatures in the west portion. Tomorrow may see showers.
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Chicago
Becker Responds to Suit Denying Stenographer’s Character
Judge J M Becker through Janesville attorneys filed an answer to a damage suit brought by his former stenographer. The document denies knowledge of her good character and quotes his use of terms such as liar and chippy while describing alleged misconduct at the county courthouse.
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J. M. Becker
Fethers, Jeffries, Fifield & Mouat
Janesville
Green County
United States District
W. G. Wheeler
Becker
The
Good Shepard
Ice Cream Makers Expect Name Change Under Pure Food Law
Ice cream firms anticipate a name change as the pure food law enforces rules. Government health commissioner Dr H B Wylie issued a circular detailing requirements, notably 14 percent butter fat to qualify as ice cream. Federal oversight covers interstate trade. Monroe dealers selling only locally are unaffected. Also note sale on wallpaper remnants at 50 cents on the dollar at West Side Drug Store.
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H. B. Wylie
Monroe
West Side Drug Store
Wisconsin dairy chief links limburger odor to curing not cleanliness
Madison reports Dairy and Food Commissioner J Q Emery finds cleanliness improves butter and cheese but the limburger odor stems from curing and ripening methods. He says clean milk aids quality, yet odor largely derives from how the cheese is aged, not dirt in production.
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Emery
H. B. Stanz
Broadway
Milwaukee
Madison
Wis
J. Q. Emery
Wisconsin
Notable Madison Lawyer Herbert C. Chynoweth Dies at 67
Herbert W. Chynoweth longtime Madison attorney and chief counsel in major railroad taxation cases died at his Blooming Grove home Sunday morning. Born August 29 1848 in Nunda New York he moved to Madison in 1855 and graduated from the university in 1868 with a masters degree earned in 1871. He practiced law for 35 years earning a reputation in high profile Wisconsin cases.
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Madison
Wis
Herbert W. Chynoweth
Blooming Grove
Mr. Chynoweth
Nunda
New York
Thomas Chynoweth
Chenoweth
Wisconsin
Abolishment of Half Fare Clérgymen Passes Proposed
Passenger traffic officials in the central territory plan to end the practice of granting clergy half fare permits after January 1, 1907. The association discussed the proposal at its meeting and likely will advance the rate from 1 to 1.5 cents a mile by November, with arrangements to be discontinued at year end.
Unclaimed Letters List for Week Ending October 13 1906
Advertised letters for the week ending October 13 1906 include Vernon C. Ellis Norman Herth William Thomas Jones Leona Lewis August Lightfoot Magic Spandal Susie Sweeney Chary Thoma James Wells Sam Zurbugg R A Errer P M.
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Vernon C. Ellis
Norman Herth
William Thomas Jones
Leona Lewis
August Lightfoot
Magic Spandal
Susie Sweeney
Chary Thoma
James Wells
Sam Zurbugg
R. A. Errer
P. M
Day Dreams lecture opens Monroe course with L B Wickersham
A Turner opera house audience welcomed L B Wickersham for a Day Dreams lecture praised as among the best locally. Reports lauded his message on better manhood, boy upbringing, and personal responsibility, calling the talk persuasive and uplifting for families and the community.
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Turner Opera House
L. B. Wickersham
Mr. Wickersham
Ohio
Iowa
Wickersham
Monroe
Attorney General opinion on county clerk fees
Attorney General Sturdevant rules that the 10 cent fee for hunting licenses may be kept by county clerks acting as state agents, while the 50 cent marriage license fee must be turned into the county general fund.
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Sturdevant
Factory Man Gone Leaves Buena Vista In Debt Cloud
Local farmers seek the missing cheese factory owner amid shutdowns and legal attachments by Creamery Package and other firms. The plant, bought last spring by a Chicago resident, is tied to the Meridional Cheese and Oil company of New York, with P Pontecora named as manager.
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Buena Vista
Creamery Package Company
Chicago
The
Meridional Cheese and Oil Company
New York
P. Pontecora
Many new towns along St Paul railroad line
Between Evarts South Dakota and Butte Montana the St Paul railroad plans upwards of seventy stations along the expansions. When the Pacific coast extension ends a town may arise about every ten miles with some becoming important commercial centers. Local traffic gains from fostering and building such towns is viewed as the railroad’s most profitable income source.
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Evarts
S. D
Butte
Mont
St. Paul
Monroe Highs blank Delavan Mutes in Saturday clash
The Monroe Highs defeated the Delavan Mutes 32 to 0 in a city football game Saturday afternoon. The first half ended 11 to 0. In a separate note, Janesville Highs beat Brodhead 12 to 0 in Brodhead, Wis., on Oct. 13.
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Monroe
Delavan Mutes
Brodhead, Wis
Janesville Highs
Brodhead
Pickett and Gift Wed in Rockford and Freeport
Clarence A. Pickett of this city and Verna M. Gift of Orangeville were married at Rockford Thursday. Miss Myrtle Taft of Oneco and Carl Frenzel of Clarno were married at Freeport by Justice Geib. The bride is a daughter of H. C. Taft of Oneco.
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Clarence A. Pickett
Verna M. Gift
Orangeville
Rockford
Myrtle Taft
Oneco
Carl Frenzel
Clarno
Freeport
Justice Geib
H. C. Taft
Rev. Peter Rosen Dies. Hollandale Priest
Rev. Peter Rosen, longtime Catholic pastor of Hollandale, died Sunday at age 55 after an extended illness. The funeral is set for tomorrow at 10 a.m. with interment in St. Louis.
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Peter Rosen
Hollandale
St. Louis
Real Estate Transfers Include Mt Pleasant and Clarno Deals
Real estate notices show Thomas Whalen sells 8 acres in Mt Pleasant section 12 to Henry Rhyner for 720 dollars. Maria Tanner sells 17 acres in Clarno section 26 to Albert Wallmann for 1000 dollars. Lillie M Johnson sells lot 8, block 48 in Braehead to Walter W Douglas for 1550 dollars.
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Thomas Whalen
Henry Rhyner
Mt. Pleasant
Mrs
Maria Tanner
Albert Wallmann
Clarno
Lillie M. Johnson
Walter W. Douglas
Braehead
Wisconsin Trees Fail to Color This Fall
Local horticulturists report Wisconsin trees will not color as frosts arrive. Leaves stay green after a recent heavy frost, then fall without the usual autumn hues.
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Wisconsin
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Taft- Frenzel
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