"Wisconsinesque" meaning in English

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          "ref": "1912 December 14, J. H. Pardee, “THE TENDENCY OF THE TIMES”, in Electric Railway Journal, volume 40, number 23, page 1195:",
          "text": "Public service commission laws are the fad, and in a year or two it will be a poor state that has none. The style is generally New Yorkesque or Wisconsinesque, but every commission dressmaker adds a few frills here and leaves a few off there.",
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          "ref": "1996 October 10, Vikas Sinha, “Will no one rid us of these annoying Wildcats... :-(”, in alt.sports.college.michigan (Usenet):",
          "text": "I'm not going to take any credit away from the 'Cats, who played well and proved last year was no Wisconsinesque one year wonder.",
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          "ref": "2008, Thomas Huhti, Wisconsin, 4th edition, Avalon Travel Pub., page 301:",
          "text": "The most Wisconsinesque local lodging is found not far from town at Kinni Creek Lodge and Outfitters (715/425-7378, kinnicreek .com), a lodge with a B&B complex plunked along the Kinnickinnic River.",
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          "text": "Public service commission laws are the fad, and in a year or two it will be a poor state that has none. The style is generally New Yorkesque or Wisconsinesque, but every commission dressmaker adds a few frills here and leaves a few off there.",
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