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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1907

Page

3

Cave In At Both Ends Blocks Illinois Central Tunnel

Large crew clears tracks after a major cave in the Illinois Central tunnel between Belleville and Monticello caused by spring rain and frost withdrawal. Trains resume with delays managed as workers repair the line. reduced roadbed washouts affect Milwaukee between South Wayne and Gratiot.

Illinois Central Belleville Monticello Lamboley Farnum Madison Freeport Milwaukee Roads South Wayne Gratiot

Tunnel Landslide Halts Monticello Tunnel Traffic

Heavy rains Friday caused a landslide that blocked both ends of the Monticello tunnel four miles north of Monticello. A force from Freeport cleared earth by 4:30 p.m., resuming Illinois Central trains with passengers diverted to the opposite side and taken to Freeport.

Madison Monticello Illinois Central Road Freeport Central

Central's section men get more pay

Illinois Central section men have been granted a wage increase effective immediately. The raise amounts to about 1.50 dollars per day, while foremen salaries rise by over ten percent as management offsets union agitation.

Illinois Central Section

Foley's Honey and Tar safe under new Pure Food law

West Side Drug Store states Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults despite the national Pure Food and Drug Law.

Foley West Side Drug Store

New Plan Lets Wisconsin Butter and Cheese Makers Send Monthly Samples

Professor E H Farrington of the University of Wisconsin dairy school outlines a program for butter and cheese makers to mail monthly product samples for expert examination. Results and advice will be returned with diplomas awarded to participants, stressing quality without competition.

E. H. Farrington University of Wisconsin Dairy School Dairy School Wisconsin

Painting Under a Double Inspiration

In Interlaken a neck of the Jungfrau inspires a girl to paint. An American stranger counsels morning work and rest, guiding her canvas to rise with the mountain. The finished piece is attributed to Demond, but the admirer reveals he painted with love.

Interlaken Swiss Alps Mademoiselle Paris Demond G. Demond Miss Barker Gertrude Gowan

Jefferson Republican Caucus nominates town ticket

Republicans of Jefferson caucused on Thursday and nominated a full town ticket. Candidates include J. J. Raymer as chairman supervisor, W. J. McElwee, F. J. Tschudy. clerk W. D. Whitehead. assessor Chas. Bridge. treasurer Ammann. justice J. H. Ostrander. Chas. F. Grenzow. constables Herman Nix, Ben Hoylane, Mark Randall.

Town of Jefferson J. J. Raymer W. J. McElwee F. J. Tschudy W. D. Whitehead Chas. Bridge Ammann J. H. Ostrander Chas F. Grenzow Herman Nix Ben Hoylane Mark Randall

Agates Found on Plum Island and Goose Island

Between Long Island and Watch Hill a string of small islands hosts two named Plum Island and Goose Island where heaps of colored quartz pebbles called agates are mined. The stones yield red yellow and purple tones used for stained glass and attract regular work for owners who sail to beaches to gather them as waves polish them.

Long Island Watch Hill Plum Island Goose Island New York

El Dorado meaning traced to Orinoco and Amazon tale

The term El Dorado is linked to a land of wealth said to lie between the Orinoco and the Amazon. Sir Walter Raleigh and other explorers sought it, giving the phrase its legacy as a mythical golden realm akin to Cockaigne.

el Dorado Pizarro Orinoco Amazon Walter Raleigh Cockaigne New York American

Happiness and Hunger

A seedy philosopher describes ideal happiness as entering the finest restaurant, placing a hand over the price list, and ordering what his taste dictates regardless of a dwindling wallet. He makes his fourth visit to the free lunch counter.

Correction on Bertie Father and the Egotsist

A playful dialogue defines an egotist as the man who says he is smarter than anyone else. The father and mother debate whether all men think themselves clever, revealing the common belief with a humorous spin.

Bertie Father Mother

No Black Dog Sought By Mourning Widow At Seller

A widow seeks a dog but rejects white gray or brindled colors and insists on an all black hound. She states she is in deep mourning.

Panama Priestley Loisirs Chickering Chase Bros. and Stronger Piano CO

Has Continuous Life Venus Archery Cupid Rhyme

Comic verse dialogue features Venus and Cupid in a playful exchange. Cupid jokes about rhyming with stupid while Puck comments on engagement and activities beyond archery. The lines mix mythic figures with light wordplay and whimsy.

Venus Cupid Puck

Unclaimed Letters for Week Ending March 23 1907

Advertised letters include Rulah Bonder Cleo Buch Lee Frederick Caroline Hefty Mrs L G Legler Lela Morris Jakob Matti Johan Ryser Mrs Dr E A Smith Bruno Taensch Zeller Steiger R A Etter and P M. Unclaimed items listed in the week ending notice.

Rulah Bonder Cleo Buch Lee Frederick Caroline Hefty L. G. Legler Lela Morris Jakob Matti Johan Ryser E. A. Smith Bruno Taensch Zeller Steiger

Georgia Judge Calls Bridge Whist as Bad as Craps

A Georgia judge condemns bridge whist, equating it with craps in a sharp remark that reveals no special aspirations from the jurist.

Georgia

Fooling Worry and The Hard Work Remedy

The note counsels confronting fear by facing tasks head on and applying steady effort. It advocates active labor as a cure for anxious hours and suggests persistence to overcome unease.

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Illinois Central Big Hill John Leech Millais Cowdray Hall England Leech Jefferson Republican Caucus BOSC Janesville Wis Seneca R. A. Etter, P. M Hackley Chase Stodard Strohber Upright Chicago Ellington Ferrand & Volty Estey & Camp G. W. Speigel A. Miller’s Monroe Thymoline Troaenbrod United W.N. G Mch Oec She Commercial Savings Bank Monroe, Wis THE Citizens Bank
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