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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1907
Page
2
The notice lists daily edition pricing by mail or carrier at 3 a year and 3 a year in advance, and weekly edition price at 1 a year in advance. It provides contact option with telephone number 8 Monroe Wis and date April 1, 1907.
Voters in Wisconsin are urged to re-elect Justice Marshall to the Supreme Court to succeed R. D. Marshall. Appointed by Gov. Upham in 1895 after Chief Justice Orton's death, Marshall has a strong record as circuit judge and Supreme Court justice. He is endorsed by the state bar, Congress members, and U.S. Senators. his opponent is less known and criticized for unbecoming campaign methods.
Detective Casey and Cannat question several suspects in the Cowan shooting near Janesville three miles north at Mississippi crossing. An Northwestern road engineer is among suspects though no arrestable evidence has surfaced. Investigators suspect railroad knowledge aided the incident as interlocking tower wires were cut beyond a chain and a spike barred the switch, fooling the operator.
Senator La Follette returns to Madison with a recurrence of stomach troubles that forced bed rest at the close of Congress. After partial recovery he resumed the senatorial campaign and began a lecture tour through Minnesota, the Dakotas, and Iowa before again becoming ill.
Carlisle Center NY resident G B Burhans reports four years of lasting relief from a severe kidney trouble after using Foley's Kidney Cure. He says brick dust sediment and pain disappeared and symptoms did not return. He endorses the remedy for kidney or bladder issues. West Side Drug Store seeks a housekeeper at this office.
Factory men organize the Cheese makers' Union with Ernest Pauli of Monroe as president and about 180 members enrolled. Officers named for 1907 include Jacob Mueller as VP, Fred Blumer as treasurer, Carl Frehner as recording secretary, Jacob Schurter as corresponding secretary, and examiners Gottlieb Lory Jacob Fichter Gottfried Steinman. The group aims to benefit the dairy industry widely.
President Van Hise testified before joint education committees in Madison opposing Bancroft resolution plans that admit students without examination and require a language course. He presented a university entrance rule reform adopted February 11 allowing admission without foreign language credit and argued foreign language study is standard in higher education.
Dr A Sutherland has bought a Brodhead home and will move back soon. Milk prices rise to 1 15 per hundred at local cheese factories. Mrs Martha Patchen wins a divorce from N A Patchen in Janesville. Mr Patchen lives with son John. Magnolia men Dillree Finneran Wells charged with arson. trial set for next Sunday. Greene tobacco warehouse torn down and moved to Theodore Gilbertson farm to become a barn.
The advertisement claims Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup stimulates the liver and thoroughly cleanses the system to clear pimples and blotches. It is described as mild and pleasant, suitable for women and children, and superior to pills, aperient waters, and ordinary cathartics with no stomach irritation. West Side Drug.
Mrs. John Wolgast of Jefferson township suffers severe burns after her clothing caught fire while raking leaves near the Blackford cheese factory. Her husband doused the flames in water. she and he endured painful injuries with no permanent damage expected. Mrs. Harriet McKenney, sister of Brig. Gen. George M. Randall, was badly burned when a grass fire ignited her skirts. by rolling and with help from neighbors she escaped serious injury and faces a likely full recovery.
Chief Josh Streiff acted as toast master at the Green County house banquet for Monroe Brewing Company’s sponsor. A fire alarm due to wind caused a rain-soaked disruption, but most of the 32 firemen returned to finish the elaborate dinner. Fred Steffin presented Chief Streiff with $20 for fire services, and another banquet may be planned.
A thunder storm and heavy rain refreshed the area aiding spring growth and easing the ground moisture. A balmy morning gave way to cooler conditions later. For sale two dozen city lots near the courthouse and square, with prices from 300 to 600 dollars, pitched as the best investment in town. O H Atherton.
Monroe Wisconsin March 23 1907 official notice of a Judicial and County Superintendent election to be held April 2 1907 across Green County. Voters must present name and residence at polling places receive indorsed ballots and vote in private with cross marks. Instructions cover ballot use disability assistance and ballot handling. Names of candidates to be voted for in the judicial election are listed in the notice.
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