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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1907
Page
5
The notice lists prices for Daily Edition by mail or carrier at 83 a year and 83 a year, and a percentage sign misread as percent at 83 a year. The Weekly Edition is 61 a year in advance, with editions on Mondays and Thursdays.
Senate committee backs Assemblyman Stout's proposal to amend the state constitution to raise legislative pay from 500 to 1,000 per session. The measure goes to the senate calendar as debates on liquor bills and medical education funding continue.
Mrs. W. T. Saucerman remains confined to bed and under hospital care. Mrs. George Long and her young daughter arrived from Michigan to visit Mr. Long, a patient here. Mrs. J. H. Eaton suffers a serious bowel trouble and has not been well. Mrs. Sam Schar is recovering from a side injury after stepping between a coach’s steps and platform on her return from Freeport.
An advertisement urges early use of Foley's Kidney Cure to prevent kidney disease. Oscar Bowman of Lebanon Kentucky testifies the remedy cured him permanently, claiming it saved his life. West Side drug store promotes the product.
Property of the late Andrew Wyman offered for sale. Enquire of Steve Wyman about details and terms of sale for Wood Street holdings including the house and four adjacent parcels.
Norfolk April 10 Scenes build toward opening day of the Jamestown exposition with workers shaping grounds and removing debris to reveal greensward and booths. President Roosevelt will press a gold button at 11 30 during sunrise salutes and formal ceremonies to start the machinery of the fair.
Madison April 10 rumor swirled that after the initial senator vote next Tuesday stalwarts who back Esch and Davidson on the first ballot might unite on Charles Quarles of Milwaukee. He is the brother of Judge J. V. Quarles, a former United States senator.
Parties planning cement walks should leave orders at A F Rote's lumber office. Prices will be reasonable and the work good. A F Rote.
Laboring work and yard duties requested for able bodied men. Steady year round employment. Apply Fairbanks Morse Mfg Co in Beloit Wisconsin.
A traveler meets an Indian chief in Columbus who carries a package and proclaims it to be Great Medicine Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The price is 35 cents for tea or tablets, advertised by A. F. Lichtenwalner.
West Side drug store announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not subject to the National Pure Food and Drug law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults.
City Superintendent of Schools Geo. W. Swartz will address YMCA rooms Friday at 8 o'clock. The talk titled The Time Element in a Young Man's Life will cover youth development and personal growth.
A local retailer advertises a week long sale to clear stock including over three thousand pairs of hosiery for ladies girls men and boys at deep discounts many items priced under half value. Curtain fabrics carpets rugs and muslin underwear are also discounted with bulk quantities and limited time offers emphasized.
A rumor that the Maritzburg Nat al corporation planned to dismiss unmarried employees led the single staff to seek and obtain special licenses to wed within a week, records show.
Descriptions link heavy eyebrows near the nose with violent temper and overbearing manner, white thin eyebrows near the eyes with inquiring nature and conceit, while uneven thickness indicates good thinking powers. The observations reflect period beliefs on facial features and personality.
A reflective line notes that rumors about a person may travel, yet the key is to leave when chatter becomes persistent. The idea highlights choosing space and boundaries to avoid listening to gossip from friends.
In Chicago the hog drivers use the same cry once heard among swineherds in ancient Greece to urge on reluctant hogs, a cultural thread travel from old world to the west.
Authorities in Bengal offer rewards for sharks captured in the Ganges. Payouts range from twenty five cents for small sharks to one dollar fifty cents for specimens about six feet long.
An English post office official reports the mother of a deceased depositor claimed her son's funds. When asked if the father was alive she replied sharply that the father is living but insignificant.
Eight room house and lot in Monticello Wis offered for cash or time on part payment. Small piece of land may be accepted as part pay. Quick sale sought. Contact J. W. Gray New Auburn Wis.
A New York Sun quote questions why many wronged women remarry quickly after courts release them from abusive marriages. The remark suggests societal judgment ofwomen who seek new unions after hardship.
Advertises Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a pediatric tonic promising rosy cheeks laughing eyes and strength. Claims include improved health for sickly children with 35 cent price options for tea or tablets by A F Lichtenwalner.
A coroner seizes a murdered girl’s body as a blind father identifies his daughter by touch, proving the prime suspect led the girl away. The man is indicted, found guilty, and confesses on the scaffold as Turner Hoyle.
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