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1904

The old district school building near where Frances Willard spent her girlhood was renovated within and without, a porch added, and named the "Frances Willard School."

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PropertySeptember 8, 1904

An interurban car ran into a cow on the curve just below Yost's Park at about half-past seven in the morning, near Miles Fenn's farmhouse.

PropertySeptember 18, 1904

The Janesville local baseball team was scheduled to meet the Rockford Three I leaguers at Yost's park on the Sunday following the September 16 announcements.

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The old district school building near where Frances Willard spent her girlhood was renovated within and without, a porch added, and named the "Frances Willard School."

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The latter school house has hardwood floors, steel ceilings, neatly painted side walls, slate blackboards, and the latest type of school furniture and apparatus. In 1904 some sixty-one of the districts in the first county district made good improvements. In the second county district Avalon built a substantial two-story building at a cost of $1,800. In this district, about three miles southwest of Janesville, is the historic spot where the famous Miss Frances Willard spent her girlhood days and attended district school. That old school building, which had become quite dilapidated, was in 1904 well renovated without and within ; a neat porch was made and the name "Frances Willard School" was placed over the door in attractive lettering. In 1904 the average monthly wage of teachers rose to $33. In that year 184 pupils from district schools were attending Rock county high schools (other than those comprised in the districts) and were paying for tuition $3,312 each year for the four years of the city school course.

Brown, William Fiske, editor. Rock County, Wisconsin: A New History of Its Cities, Villages, Towns, Citizens and Varied Interests, from the Earliest Times, Up to Date. Chicago: C. F. Cooper & Co., 1908. 2 vols. archive.org/details/rockcountywiscon01brow, archive.org/details/rockcountywiscon02brow.Vol. 1, PDF p. 260 / book p. 238

1904

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1904

The old district school building near where Frances Willard spent her girlhood was renovated within and without, a porch added, and named the "Frances Willard School."

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The old district school building near where Frances Willard spent her girlhood was renovated within and without, a porch added, and named the "Frances Willard School."

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The latter school house has hardwood floors, steel ceilings, neatly painted side walls, slate blackboards, and the latest type of school furniture and apparatus. In 1904 some sixty-one of the districts in the first county district made good improvements. In the second county district Avalon built a substantial two-story building at a cost of $1,800. In this district, about three miles southwest of Janesville, is the historic spot where the famous Miss Frances Willard spent her girlhood days and attended district school. That old school building, which had become quite dilapidated, was in 1904 well renovated without and within ; a neat porch was made and the name "Frances Willard School" was placed over the door in attractive lettering. In 1904 the average monthly wage of teachers rose to $33. In that year 184 pupils from district schools were attending Rock county high schools (other than those comprised in the districts) and were paying for tuition $3,312 each year for the four years of the city school course.