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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1900
Page
4
Terms of subscription offered for advance payment at 21.00 per year. After three months Le 8 telephone 3 of Ferre on Jackson Street opposite Currell Bros grocery store. Monroe Wis December 6 1900.
A marriage license was issued to Chas. Zee of Sylvester and Emum Glutzman of Clarno. Warren family travel plans and a diphtheria quarantine at 67 Stewart Street are noted. Sheriff Gardner rents a home on Van Buren Street while away. Probate application filed for Micheal Bidlingmair of Washington Township. estate valued at 3,000 personal and 4,600 real property.
from Janesville to Albany and Freeport, families announce a newborn, marriages, and relocations. notable items include Mr. and Mrs. Barry Phillips welcoming a baby boy on Thanksgiving, Charles W. Baker and Misa Clara Comstock wed in Freeport, and Rev N H Axtell presiding. multiple obituaries and funeral notices follow, alongside industry talk on egg market shifts and a land sale by Eleven Bros. and Samuel Martin.
A county judgeship race returns to the fore as Republicans debate a convention to name their candidate. Judge Becker is seen as a strong foe, while Democrats may rally behind him. The April campaign will test party unity after a divisive four years.
Wisconsin State Teachers association issues its annual Milwaukee program for Dec 26 to 29. Highlights include a dedicated school board day with discussions on contracts and board relations, plus sections on art, child study, music, domestic science, and libraries. Notable speakers include Mayor Rose and Gov.-elect L. Wullette. Conference headquarters at Plan Kingston House with rail discounts and hotel offers. Blacksmith Wilhelm Schneider of 324 Market Street dies after strokes. survived by wife and five children.
Official census returns show Green County with 22,719 residents, among a handful of counties in Wisconsin not growing in the past decade. Statewide population totals reach 2,064,042, up from 1,686,480 in 1890, a gain of 382,162 or 22 percent, with Milwaukee County rising to 280,101 and Dane County adding about 10,000.
A historic note proclaims Foley's Kidney Cure as a remedy that makes kidneys and bladder function properly. The claim highlights urinary health restoration and general wellness based on period medicine advertising language.
A meeting led by I Murray of the Minnesota state board of examiners at Willard T Saucer's offices favors a proposed barbers license law. The plan aims to improve the trade with sanitary standards, requires licenses costing five dollars for examiners and sixty cents annually to renew, and outlines a three member examining board.
The annual election at the Pinney post chose officers including Commander Thos Lachsinger and Vice Commander Raymond Blumer. Other positions filled were Surgeon J W Byers Chaplain Geo W Case O T Alva Hane O G Edward Ruegger and three-year trustees Joan Charades Geo W Chan and Treat. Bathers at City Hall approved closing evenings after this week starting at eight o'clock.
Wa J Fouke father of Dan Fouke of Rockford, wanted for murder near Benna Vista, is dead at Mt Morris. Civil War veteran and Mt Morris resident for nearly 50 years. Mrs David Discher suffers lung trouble. H A Marizell, editor of Orangeville Coaster, welcomes a ten point girl born the night before Thanksgiving.
J M Barrey director announces the group can cover any engagement in or out of the city. Chas O'Donnell and Earl Noble won first prize of ten in the weake walk at the Firemen’s dance in Darlington. George Maynard, Freeport’s oldest merchant, died in a New York hospital at 77. he opened a Freeport store in 1850 and ran it since.
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