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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1907

Page

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Change of venue law eyed as clause to curb county judges

Colin W. Wright uses new Wisconsin law to seek venue changes in Green county court matters disqualifying Judge Becker. The 1907 law allows county judges to be replaced in probate and estate cases when impartiality is in doubt, aiming to curb judicial influence over attorneys and clients.

Colin W. Wright Green County Court Becker Green County Wisconsin Jessie Asmus Otto F. Asmus J. L. Sherron Wright Anna Blumer Jos. Blumer Blumer Fridolin Blumer

Real Estate Transactions Seed Browntown and Attica Deals

Farmers Bank of Browntown sells a 75 by 9 foot lot at 919 Browntown to George Hanson for 150 dollars. Joseph Bartlette sells lots 2 and 7 of block 19 in Attica to Elizabeth Qually for 500 dollars.

Farmers Bank of Browntown George Hanson Joseph Bartlette Elizabeth Qually Attica

Henry Baltzer Struck and Killed by Omahas Limited

Henry Baltzer a 50 plus year old check clerk at the Stover plant was struck and killed by the Omaha limited while crossing track in front of the Illinois Central depot in Freeport at 6 this morning. Passengers waiting on the depot platform witnessed the accident.

Henry Baltzer Illinois Central Freeport The Omaha Limited Baltzer Stover

Rain Cancels Special Train At Lafayette County Fair

Rain kept the Milwaukee Road from running a special train to Darlington for the Lafayette county fair. Grounds were too wet to open, but officials expect a full fair if weather clears, with big turnout anticipated despite the rain.

Milwaukee Road Darlington Lafayette County

Paying Out in Full for Carnival Expenses

The carnival expense account nears $1100 with several bills still due. Expenses exceed receipts, but all bills are paid in full, with a shortage covered by carnival boosters who organized the event.

Carnival

State Fair Dairy Show promises largest butter and cheese exhibit

Wisconsin dairy leaders plan a massive dairy display at the state fair. L S Scott will direct a milking machine demonstration on a raised platform with cows milked by gasoline powered machinery. A tuberculosis exhibit by Dr David Roberts and Prof H L Russell accompanies the dairy displays with public post mortem demonstrations.

Wisconsin State Dairymen’s Association L. S. Scott State Board of Agriculture Scott United States State Fair Board David Roberts H. L. Russell University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture

Tragic Scalding Death Of Spring Grove Child

A one year old son of Mr and Mrs Kubli of Spring Grove died from severe burns after pulling a steaming wash tub onto himself while the mother, washing Monday morning, lost control. The funeral was held at 11 this morning from St Johns church in the city.

Rabies Kill Hogs In Distressing Illness

Dr. David Roberts state veterinarian reports receiving a letter from W. F. Bauer of Kilbourn describing hogs showing rabies symptoms. Hogs act frightened by sounds and jump, dying in distress. Roberts orders immediate killing of diseased or exposed animals and thorough premises disinfection.

David Roberts W. F. Bauer Kilbourn Roberts

Card of Thanks from Beckman family

The Beckman family expresses sincere gratitude to friends and neighbors for aid and sympathy during their recent affliction. Mr. and Mrs. WM Beckman and Mrs. Fred Beckman thank those who offered timely assistance and cheerful support.

WM. Beckman Fred Beckman

Freeport Doctor Converts to Mental Telepathy Call

Dr. E. H. Place of Freeport abandons vacation in Denver after sensing trouble at home. He learns his sister Mrs. George F. Grove has drowned Sunday at Bass Lake Michigan, bringing a dramatic turn to his beliefs and plans.

Dr. E. H. Place Freeport Dr. Place Colorado Denver George F. Grove Bass Lake Mich

Farms for Sale in Monroe Wisconsin

A notice advertises choice farms of various sizes for sale at reasonable prices. Listed by Wm Harper, the listing notes Monroe Wisconsin as the location and invites prospective buyers to inquire for details.

Harper, R Monroe Wis

Planing Mill Co. Receives Cedar Posts in Car Load

A car load of cedar posts was received by the Planing Mill Company, promising a fresh supply for local carpentry and fencing projects. The shipment signals continued activity in timber trades and supports nearby construction needs.

Planing Mill Co

City clears fines by forcing prisoners to quarry work

Freeport officials begin a program to collect fines by sending prisoners to a municipal stone quarry. Each 50 cents of a fine earns a day of labor, with 7 am to 6 pm work and bread and water for noncompliers. The system reduces drunkenness arrests and keeps hobos away.

Freeport

Mortuary records from Monticello and surrounding areas

Franklin Loveland died at 2 30 p m Tuesday at his Monticello home after a long illness. He was 69 and had lived on a farm in Washington township before moving to Monticello four years ago. He leaves a wife and six children. A funeral is set for 1 o'clock at the home and 1 30 at the Lutheran church. Mrs Christ Weiss, an aged Monroe resident, died Tuesday after a weeklong illness. She was born in Switzerland and was && years old. The funeral was held Thursday with interment in the Benkett cemetery in Monroe township. Information arrived of the death of David Byron Everett at Thompsonville Michigan. Byron Everett, a well known Monroe figure, was born in Ontario and moved to Wisconsin with his parents, pioneers of Monroe. He learned the shoe business with his father and for twenty years traveled as a traveling shoe salesman visiting Monroe, home of his brother Charles Everett who died last February. He is survived by a son Harry Everett of Detroit, a brother Clayton Everett of Dakota, and two sisters Mrs Ann Walker of Blanchardville and Mrs Helen Green of South Haven.

Franklin Loveland Monticello Washington Township Christ Weiss Monroe Switzerland Benkett Monroe Township David Byron Everett Thompsonville Michigan Byron Everett Ontario Canada Wisconsin Lawrence Everett Charles Everett Everett Harry Everett Detroit Clayton Everett Dakota Ann Walker Blanchardville Helen Green South Haven

Engler and Wild to Wed in New Glarus Ceremony

Miss Ottilie Engler and Mr Joshua Wild plan marriage at the Reform ed church in New Glarus on Tuesday afternoon Sept 3 with festivities at the William Tell house. A license was issued for Miss Lena Brietow and Julius Nennemann and the marriage followed in the county court with a special permit.

Ottilie Engler Joshua Wild New Glarus The Reformed Church William Tell House Lena Brietow Spring Grove Julius Nennemmann Decatur

Picnic Postponed by Rain and Mud Prospect

The Methodist picnic is postponed due to rain and mud with more unsettled weather forecasted. The committee announced the delay as workers assess grounds and reschedule details.

Weather forecast for Chicago shows showers Thursday and Friday

The official forecast for tonight and tomorrow in Chicago calls for showers on Thursday and on Friday.

Chicago

No. 1 Farm for Sale 160 Acres Near Monroe

No. 1 farm for sale comprising 160 acres located five miles west and south of Monroe. For particulars inquire at this office.

Monroe

Residence Dressmaking Rooms to Close This Month

After this month Mrs. Emma Booth will close her dressmaking rooms at her residence and conduct residence dress making cutting and fitting. Engagements can be made now by phone 206. Residence 509 Est Payne street.

Emma Booth Payne Street

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County Court Mr. Wright Monument of Success John D. Rockefeller Prestece Standard Oil Co D. Feey Wisconsin Butter and Cheese Men Rudy Kubli Mortuary Record Loveland Engler-Wild Brieton Weather Forecast
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