Death of a Young Man After Long Illness in Green County
A young man from Green County dies after a three week battle with a violent germ infection that began in a leg injury. Born December 12, 1871 in Monticello, he had taught school, married Lida Jackson, and leaves two children and a widow. His death follows his father’s similar illness and amputation complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Tris
Michigan
Montes
Simon P. Noble
Lida Jackson
Walworth County
Hin
Democrats
Green County
Modern Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows
Wisconsin State Fair Profits Despite Poor Attendance
The Wisconsin state fair ended with about 2000 onlookers and gloomy weather, costing around 88000 while receipts may reach 24000 leaving a small profit. Officials say attendance over four days was 29500 with 13000 from other counties, sparking debate whether four days are worthwhile and hinting at a possible three day format next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Train Strikes Pedestrian Near Haney Creek Curve
An afternoon Milwaukee line passenger train struck an unknown person west of Haney Creek on a curve. The engine crew did not see the man but felt the impact. a doctor identified as Dr A Looshienray was called. The incident suggests a possible flaw or misjudgment by the approaching train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
Milwaukee Voal
Haney Creek
3. A. Looshienray
Teds
Fire destroys Freeport printing plant buildings
Evening Post proprietor Mr Rockey reports a major fire swept the Freeport printing plant and surrounding offices, leaving several historic temple and lodge buildings damaged or ruined. The blaze destroyed the sort Ofks, Masonde temple, Webster black, Metin diet chareb, and other structures, with the city’s thickly involved residents affected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Heeds
Iyday
Freeport
Liveoln
Y Selterdany Aus
Mr. Rockey
Evening Post
Jon Suly
I Friende
Masonde Temple
Metin Diet Chareb
Webster Black
St. Wsehntek
Miceniv
University invites agriculture viewers to capital city visit
The university president and board extend an invitation to all interested in progressive agriculture to visit Madison during the last week of September. Rail fare is discounted with a one-way rate from Wisconsin points and a round trip cheque fare allows a one-day stay. Special excursion trains may run if enough advance tickets are sold. contact A. Moore or station agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Agriculture
State University
Wisconsin
Sonth
Madison
M, & Sth
Regulwr
A. Moore
Wis
Organize a League in the Name of Art
A city group forms a Library Art league to promote knowledge and love of art among children. The constitution was adopted and a meeting set. Miss Marie Caroll is president with a slate of officers including Mirabeth Buehler as vice president and Clyde Copeland as treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Caroll
Mirabeth Buehler
Pauline Cloistensen
Yeeetling
Grive Eye
Life in the Alps concert at Turner hall
The Swiss club of Silwaukee presents a mini operetta Dis Sennenfahrten depicting Alpine life at Turner hall on Saturday evening September 23. The Tamony club assists with over thirty performers. Tickets are 24 cents general, 6 cents children, 31 cents reserved. dance tickets 25 cents. Tickets at Trukenlod’s drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Hall
Cli
Silwaukee
Alps
Switzerland
Tamony Club
Trukenlod
Madison man seeks wife return amid divorce bid
Ball of Madison arrived in Monroe to persuade his wife to return, offering to live there if she deserted him. He set a week for her to decide, noting she has two of his children and had previously left him. The report includes scattered details of unrelated items and local business notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
Madison
Mourus
Monroe
Retton
Hin
Jet Nin
Ale
Dall
Bogkind
Estate disputes and final judgments outline New York probate filings
A list of probate actions shows several estates, including the Adams and Smith successes, with heirs such as Oliver and Howes, detailing residuary bequests, specific legacies, and appointments of executors and administrators. The record notes final judgments on accounts and distributions, with references to churches, charities, and family members across multiple towns.
Had a Happy Surprise by Mas and Mas
Fragmented OCR text mentions names like Mas and Mas and several surnames and initials, with unclear actions. Readable parts indicate a social or personal notice style item listing people and relationships without a clear event.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank Nobie
Alera
Berlin
Germany
Paris
France
Europe
America
Seeriat
H. C. Secrist
Chicago
Ratges Var Sale Rly
Mornrace
Jake
Tim
Polly
Duuuuuuuy
Trukenbrod
Colin W. Wright
Attorney-At Law
Office Treat's
Blk
Monroe, Wis
Edward Ruegger
Dustic of the Peace
State Agricultural Society
Anan
Will
Wong Sal
Seb Marti
Mia
Hal
HES Printing
Hlf
Rocney Meess
Stephenson County
Avelosu
Che
Boll
Swiss Club
He Ball
Stiusaiur
Cep
WormTale Preserving Co
Maddleport
N.Y
Young & Cy
Ferndale Carmel
Berd Gsonida
Tiazhert Arady
Carmen
Indu
Boles Up
Rceont
Beinre Futye Beekes
Seniemier Cal
Rie Tiwlsy
Fei
Ats
Btu
Vorkiel Tiga
Grab
Huretoid
Ules Olivers
Tay
Bye
Nate
Beis
Marlin
Agelig
Leoward
Charles L. Howes Meade
Uty G. Smith
Ann Delnda Smith
Cenry Ge. Smith
Tamanks
Hlranbeth Firehanks
Earl
War von Smith
Usher Hearn
Oulinu
Pursaines
Sir Vietor
Pripos John Collentina
Michael Collenting
James Collentine
Sarah Tobit
Gridget Collentins
Mahar
Asha
Daniiel Mahar
Yidie
Wieestife
Patiten
Graces
Wiese
Bryokdyn
Daniel Wackinmn
Spol
Wiles
Mas
Ties Carlsteiger
M C Risen
Wu Mra
Mal Risen
Ani Sidvan Mas
Cacpentes
A. Vargeli
Taig Marlowes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!