Monroe Wis Daily Edition Highlights Local Notices
Monroe Wisconsin daily edition dated April 11 1907 reports residents in Chicago travels including Sylvester Belveal H G Van Wagenen and Agnes Elmer. It notes railway engineers civil projects Illinois Central workers and stock shipments with community notices and upcoming events at Turner hall and local sales.
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Sylvester Belveal
Chicago
H. G. van Wagenen
Henry Ludlow
D. A. Stearns
Agnes Elmer
Colin W. Wright
Janesville
Fred Trachsel
Theo Jenny
John Blotz
Darling
Turner Hall
T. L. Newman
Juda
Wis
Ford
Ingold’s
Louis Weber
F. C. Bennett
Jersey
Levi Gapen
Sam Isley
Funeral services for Mrs. Ames Durgin Scheduled
The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from her parents home at 1 30 and at 2 o'clock from St John s Evangelical church.
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Ames Durgin
Ferdinand Fritz
St. John’s Evangelical Church
Saloon fines and sudden deathreported in Monroe
Three saloon keepers were fined seven dollars plus costs for Sunday openings. Ferdinand Fritz and family returned home with the body of their daughter Mrs Ames Durgin, accompanied by Arthur and Ames Durgin and two children. A coroner jury found Mrs Jno Disch Jr died by suicide. Other notices promote maple syrup from Hoesly Grinnell and roofing materials from Trinidad Asphalt via M T Gapen.
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Ferdinand Fritz
Glen Flora
Ames Durgin
Arthur Durgin
Hoesly & Grinnell
Ohio
A. M. McCulley
Monroe Planing Mill Co
Jno. Disch, Jr
Matt Marty
George Meythaley
J. H. Barlow
Matt Stauffacher
Jacob Wittenweiler
Fred Jordan
Trinidad
M. T. Gapen
Emerson Street
Monroe
Wis
Elevator operators press case to abolish the word next
In a New York Sun report, elevator workers complain the word next causes confusion. The anecdote recounts riders misinterpreting floors as the dispatcher claims next should be abolished. The tale ends with the operator reporting inattention.
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New York
New York Sun
Danish Vikings Reach Across Europe in Early History
The Danes first rose to prominence in 783, raiding France and Britain’s northern coasts. Their bold seafaring, in small ships, extended to the Mediterranean, striking Italian Sicilian and Greek shores. Skiold is noted as Denmark’s first king in ancient legend.
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France
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Italy
Sicily
Greece
Denmark
Skiold
Potatoes and Dressing Divide A Dinner Table Debate
A husband criticizes a wife for potato salad, detailing how more oil vinegar pepper mustard horseradish and onions would improve it. He suggests slicing eggs and reducing potato quantity, while she defends the effort and affection behind the dish.
Tolerance in Japan and religious allegiance
The Japan Times of Tokyo notes Western difficulty in understanding how Japanese keep faith in multiple creeds. It suggests a broad explanation that the nation remains tolerant in mind, especially on religious matters.
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Japan Times of Tokyo
The Jam Mixup Causes Pantry Panic
Mrs. Haskell consoles Bobby after his finger is pinched in the pantry door. The boy sobs as he laments not getting the jam he wanted, while his mother suggests he try again later for a Pick-Me-Up.
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Haskell
Bobby
Getting Back at Him Hewitt and the Vax Doctor Feud
Hewitt describes retaliation after a doctor who vaccinated him ran for office. Jewett asks how, and Hewitt explains he scratched him as payback, illustrating a tense personal conflict rooted in political versus medical actions.
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Hewitt
Jewett
Flattery Quote Cited From Dallas News
A quotation from the Dallas News notes that flattery is telling a man to his face that which was meant only for his tombstone.
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Dallas News
Woman in Revolt Confronts Smoking Car Misunderstanding
A fat woman aboard a Providence Union station train complains the smoking car is like a cattle car and an ice box. She scolds the brakeman after being asked to confirm the car’s designation, challenging perceived cold storage and impudence.
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Union Station
Providence Journal
Roses With Thorns
A reflective piece notes that those who pick roses expose themselves to thorns in fingers or hearts, but such people are often those who care enough to take the risk.
Wenlock Elected Brightlingsea Mayor in Church Belfry
A sea captain named Wenlock has been elected mayor of Brightlingsea Essex and the ceremony will be held in the church belfry following immemorial custom.
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Wenlock
Brightlingsea
Essex
England
Not an Ordinary Cow in Connecticut Rabies Tales
A Connecticut item recalls reports of people bitten by a cow alleged to be rabid. The note questions the bite details, asking where the cow's teeth came from, implying skepticism about the account.
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Connecticut
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