Old Resident Amanda Patchin Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Amanda L Patchin of this city died at Mudlavia Indiana after rheumatism and a bowel illness. She was 67, born on a Jefferson town farm, lifelong resident, active in Christian church and Woman's Christian Temperance Union. Survived by brother W W Chadwick and sister Mrs J J Newman. Funeral held today.
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W. W. Chadwick
Amanda L. Patchin
Mudlavia
Ind
Mudlovia
Elizabeth McNish
Wyoming
Decedent
Jefferson
Christian Church
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
J. J. Newman
Juda
Mr. Chadwick
Janesville
Chicago
Enrollment Surges at Wisconsin as New Term Opens
Madison reports 2,508 enrolled in first three days at the University of Wisconsin, with 1,158 new students exceeding last year. Total attendance may reach 4,000 as upperclassmen lag. Growth strongest in letters and sciences and engineering. medicine and journalism programs attract newcomers. A new automobile law requires front and rear numbers and chauffeur licensing with a $1 recommendation, taking effect next month.
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Madison, Wis
University of Wisconsin
Letters
Medicine
Suit and Skirt Sale Announced for Tomorrow
J. H. Miller advertises a one day sale of ladies tailored suits and skirts from a major eastern manufacturer. Exhibits run October first from 1 to 6 p.m. and shoppers are urged to attend plus a millinery opening.
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J. H. Miller
Prize cheese division at Green County fair announced
Premium money in the cheese department was distributed pro rata based on test results. The report notes the method of allocation and the resulting shares among exhibitors.
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Green County Fair
Weather forecast and local notices from Chicago and surrounding areas
The forecast calls for showers tonight and tomorrow with fair spells in the north, then a Tuesday fair and warmer in the west with rain in the east. Notables: Senator Frederick Landis to speak at Lena October 4 for the Stephenson county soldiers reunion. A Dane County resident, Patrick Sherlock, dies at 65 from heart trouble. Local visitors include M J Gates and Dr C O Gates, Mrs Penn hosting guests, and Miss Cunningham and Miss Sanders visiting Chicago. Piano pupils recital and drill operations report on Upper Rush ore discovery.
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Chicago
M. J. Gates
Santa Cruz
Cal
C. O. Gates
Mountain View
J. C. Penn
Merle Cunningham
Greta Sanders
Rockford
Frederick Landis
Congress
Indiana
Stephenson County
Lena
Patrick E. Sherlock
Sherlock
Madison
Dane County
C. F. Johnson
Milwaukee
Ludlow
Johnson
Fred Trachsel
Commercial and Savings Bank
Mountain Echo
Yellville
Ark
N. C
Durst
Monroe
Wis
Upper Rush
Herman Rice
M. Earl Clark
East Street
Florence Stuckey
Nola Wells
Cleta Baltzer
Helen Drake
Etta Smith
Frances Miller
Edel Hawthorn
Edith Milem
Lulu Tracy
Kittie Nalty
Edna Kroeger
Lucy Gothier
Laura Millman
Vera Kloutz
James Fitzgibbons, Jr
Leon Schmidt
The New Pure Food and Drug Law Announcement
Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs, and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults by West Side drug store.
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Foley
West Side Drug Store
Prices rise for Limburg cheese as buyers bid high
Limburg cheese prices are climbing due to strong demand with buyers visiting multiple factories offering as much as 13 cents to secure stock. Several buyers hunt in the same region while producers prefer to hold cheese, forecasting a market for September and October as cold storage stocks are unusually low.
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Limburger
Governors and Roosevelt party study river trade route
Gov James O Davidson and Col O G Munson traveled via the Illinois Central from Madison to Keokuk to join President Roosevelt for a lower Mississippi River inspection. Davidson planned to speak on The Upper Mississippi River as a Commercial Proposition in Memphis Friday. Congressman H A Cooper left Racine for St Louis to join a Mississippi river tour with inland waterways officials and Roosevelt aboard the trip to Memphis.
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James O. Davidson
Col
O. G. Munson
Madison
Keokuk
Roosevelt
Mississippi River
Davidson
Memphis
H. A. Cooper
Racine
St. Louis
Inland Waterways Commission
Tenn
Congress
Association
Brain experts at trial of Miss Dugan in Janesville
Milwaukee brain experts plan to attend the trial of Florence Dugan in Janesville this week. She is charged with shooting George Schumaker last April. A brain storm defense is expected. Attorney H L Maxfield has withdrawn from the case.
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Milwaukee
Janesville
Florence Dugan
George Schumaker
H. L. Maxfield
Afternoon Musicale Presented by Trachsel and Palmer Pupils
A recital of advanced pupils under Mrs. Carrie Sullivan Palmer and Mr. Frederick Trachsel took place at Palmer's studio on a Saturday afternoon. The program included vocal and piano items by Ethelbert Nevin, Steve Moszkowski, Lillian Karlen, Ada Stauffacher, Elsa Trukenbrod, Barbara Blotz, Oleg Speaks, Horatio Parker, Arthur Foote, and Frank Lynes, with performances of The Merry Merry Lark and I Fly like a Bird among others. The organizers plan to make these musicales a regular event, with the next scheduled for Saturday afternoon October 5.
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Frederick Trachsel
Carrie Sullivan Palmer
Ethelbert Nevin
Stella Bilse
Russia
Steve Moszkowski
Lillian Karlen
Ada Stauffacher
Karlen
Stauffacher
Gipsy Maid
Horatio Parker
Arthur Foote
Bilse
Blotz
Moszkowski
Secce
Frank Lynes
Maud Monroe
Real Estate Transfers From Monroe and Spring Grove
Fred Marty sells 150 by 116 feet outlet 92 in Monroe to Peter Zumkehr for 3400 dollars. Mary N Haas sells 10 acres in section 27 Spring Grove to Fred Arnsmeier for 1000 dollars. Christian Neuenschwander sells parcel in section 28 of Monroe to Henry Neuenschwander for 2400 dollars.
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Fred Marty
Peter Zumkehr
Monroe
Mary N. Haas
Fred Arnsmeier
Spring Grove
Christian Neuenschwander
Henry Neuenschwander
Town of
Perjury Threat Over False Resident License Claims
The first assistant attorney general rules that out of state hunters who falsely swear to be residents to dodge $9 in license fees face 2 to 5 years in prison. A. C. Titus grounds the decision, citing cases in Oshkosh and Waukesha and a state game warden concern.
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A. C. Titus
Titus
Oshkosh
Waukesha
Deutsche Gesellschaft to Mark Turned Section Anniversary
The turning section anniversary on Thursday evening November 14 will be celebrated with a public entertainment. The ladies class of Bahn Fraeverein Milwaukee, winners at the Green Bay turn event in July, will assist.
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Deutsche Gesellschaft
Bahn Fraeverein
Milwaukee
Green Bay
Freeport Faces Deciding Game in Wisconsin Iowa Series
The Inter-league series board sets best three out of five with a possible decisive game at Madison if Freeport wins this afternoon. President Moll attends to watch the finish. Freeport beat Waterloo yesterday on timely hitting with Warhop Gwinn and Ireland delivering key late offense.
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Freeport
Ill
Board of Control
Wisconsin
Iowa State League
Madison
Moll
Waterloo
Warhop
Gwinn
Ireland
Death of a Martintown child after sudden paralysis
The two year old son of Charles Cline died after rapid paralysis following a visit to Winslow. Doctors thought repeated falls while learning to walk caused the injury. The death comes soon after another loss in the Cline family. Also noted is Lena Conrad turning fourteen with a birthday gathering at 1125 S Clinton St with friends Lillie Kiefer Caroline Klassy Hazel Hefty Olive Schindler and others.
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Charles Cline
Martintown
Winslow
Mrs. Cline
Lena Conrad
Frank Conrad
S. Clinton Street
Lillie Kiefer
Caroline Klassy
Hazel
Grace Hefty
Olive Schindler
Florence
Mabel
Hazel Stauffacher
Charline Miller
Irene Burgy
Nora Hoyland
Hannah von Arx
Jail fines and forty days for Ashford Morton and Gus Mulhern
Ashford Morton and Gus Mulhern faced drunk and disorderly charges in the police court this morning. Each was fined 10 dollars plus costs totaling 15.77 and sentenced to forty days on the stone pile due to lack of ready money. They are prohibited persons, with potential further action by an alderman over liquor sources. Marshal Blunt handled their arrest Saturday evening. Rosa Marty of Washington township and Herman G Legler of New Glarus announce their wedding to be held Thursday October 3 at 3 p.m. in Wittwer's hall, Monticello, with many guests invited.
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Ashford Morton
Gus Mulhern
Marshal Blunt
Rosa Marty
Washington Township
Herman G. Legler
New Glarus
Wittwer’s
Hunting Ban Notice at Christ Bleiler Farm
A farm owned by Christ Bleiler posts a strict hunting prohibition. violators will face full prosecution under applicable laws. This alert warns against trespass and illegal hunting on the property.
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Christ Bleiler
Funeral Follows Telegraph Strike Delays for Patchin Kin
Mrs Amanda J L Patchin's funeral drew hundreds after a telegram notifying relatives in Juda and Shenandoah, Ind., failed to deliver in time due to telegraph operator strikes. The service at Patchin residence 518 East Russell Street was delayed until J J Newman and her son Ira arrived from overland travel, then relatives from Juda and the county gathered for the ceremony. Rev J H Berkey led the service as W C T U members attended. bearers included J H Durst Henry Ludlow and others. The body came from Mudlavia Ind with Miss Elizabeth McNish and W W Chadwick and son Howard Chadwick present.
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Amanda JL. Patchin
Patchin
East
Russell Street
J. J. Newman
Juda
Ira Newman
Shenandoah
Freeport
Newman
Iowa
Indiana
Orangeville
J. H. Durst
Henry Ludlow
Wm. Dunwiddie
S. R. Greenwald
Hugh Lichtenwald
M. J. Newman
Mudlavia
Ind
Elizabeth McNish
Cheyenne
W. W. Chadwick
Howard Chadwick
Janesville
Doctor Probes Wardrobe Before Exam
A doctor questions a husband about his wife’s latest dress and hat and whether she has visited the sea this year as he prepares to begin an examination. The exchange appears in Meggendorfer Blätter.
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Meggendorfer Blaetter
Decrease in Death Rate in London Since Charles I
In Charles I’s era London’s death rate stood at 70 per 1000, more than triple the modern figure. The contrast highlights dramatic improvements in urban health and living conditions over time.
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Charles I
London
Expert Cigarette Makers at London Tobacco Exhibition
At the London Tobacco Exhibition some women demonstrated cigarette production, making 120 cigarettes in 30 minutes. The display highlighted efficiency and industry skill in cigarette manufacturing.
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London
Requisites for Victory
A concise aphorism notes that a person with intellect wealth courage and resolve can overcome any obstacle, underscoring value of mental strength and bravery in triumph over difficulty.
The People and the Art of Persuasion
A concise quotation study notes Bismarck on how public opinion forms. It defines “the people” as a shifting, self-justifying group, gathered by leaders to fit their aims. The remark comments on manipulation by rhetoric or policy to align a crowd with personal objectives.
Cannot Satisfy Covetousness Latin Proverb
A Latin proverb notes covetousness cannot be satisfied as the world remains too small for endless desire. It warns against greed and urges restraint.
Graft Versus Theft Highlighted By Courier Journal
An editorial contrasts petty theft of ten dollars with large scale graft of ten million, noting the accused petty thief ends in jail while the grafting figure may be a proud and prominent citizen. The piece reflects on public hypocrisy and the cost of crime across society.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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J. Altman
Mineral Point
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Geo. Aultman
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Teeee
J. H. Elmer & Son
Weather Forecast
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Miss Dugan
Afternoon Musicale
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Palmer Studio
C. D. Frey
Deutsch Gesellschaft
Mortuary Record
Cline
Amanda L
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