U K Ordinance For Pool and Billiard Regulation Introduced
City council considers license and monthly statements to curb gambling ties and regulate pool and billiard tables. An ordinance proposes annual $1 licenses per table, fines, and fixed hours from 5am to 10:30pm. Clerk cites $125 cost to publish ordinances in pamphlet form and sewer levy adopted for Main street project.
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Ald
Gorham
Ak Nalty
Gettings
Main Street
Wilcox & Harvey
Monroe Fir Department
Drake
City
Knipschild Bros
Fred Freese
Jacob Taxacher
Monroe Lumber and Fuel Company
Committee On Claims
Committee On
Monroe Planning Mill Co
Wisconsin Cheesemakers to Hold January Convention in Milwaukee
U. S. Baer secretary of the Wisconsin Cheesemakers association sends notices about the annual convention at the Republican House in Milwaukee on January 9 10 and 11. The event will feature talks by nationally known speakers and a notable exhibit of Wisconsin cheeses.
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Milwaukee
U. S. Baer
Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ Association
Republican House
If I Were Santa I Would Give Hollister Tea
A humorous ad imagined Santa rewarding children with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea priced at 35 cents. Signed by A F Lichtenwalner, this cheerful sales pitch touts the product as the greatest medicine in the world and a never ending wonder.
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Santa Claus
Hollister
F. Lichtenwalner
Rocky Mountain
Houuister Dorve Company
Madison
Wis
REN Wugrets Son Saall
The Kicking Cow Parson and Farmer Learn Patience
Aunt Hetty charges Samuel John son with swearing and cow cruelty. A pastor visits and settles the conflict by milking the troublesome cow himself, revealing the animal’s meekness and the need for gentleness. Aunt Hetty final y exits in a humorous, moral twist.
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Homer Sprague
Hetty Strong
Samuel Johnson
Smithville
Brother Johnson
Delhi
Johson
John
Belight
Parson
Aunt Hetty
Sister Strong
Wisconsin Tax Flows Reallocate Funds For Schools and Capitol
Wisconsin collected about 600000 in general taxes this year and returned three times that to common schools as aid. Corporate taxes and federal funds boosted state revenue, with over 1 million from the federal treasury and added railroad tax income. Northern lines paid large fees for capital stock records. The surplus reduced need for property taxes, though Governor Davidson opposed full tax remission to stock cash for the new capitol building.
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Wisconsin
Secretary of State
North-Western
St Paul
Davidson
May Plea Hinted In Morse Case And Family Aid
The Morse case takes a turn as Mrs Morse plans to borrow funds from her father and Morse brothers in the west to cover losses from Madison's Raffles. After restitution is secured Morse may plead guilty to municipal court charges. Also news arrives of the birth of a daughter to Professor Arthur Robert Crathorne and his wife in Gottingen Germany.
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J. Gordon Morse
Morse
West
Madison
Raffles
W.S. Pengra
Brodhead
Arthur Robert Crathorne
Gottingen
Germany
Crathone
Pengra
Crathorne
State University
Crabone
Fish Digging Habit Among Indian Natives
The native people of certain Indian regions annually dig dry river banks in summer to harvest hundreds of fish. They crack mud lumps to retrieve live fish eight to ten inches long that seem active as if just taken from water.
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India
Railway Excursion Tickets Sold Weekly to West and Southwest
C M and St P Ry announces home seekers excursion tickets available every Tuesday in December and the first and third Tuesdays through April 1907 for west northwest and south southwest routes. Agent F W Zimmerman oversees sales.
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West
Northwest
Southwest
F. W. Zimmerman
Queen Alexandra's Charm Collection Noted in Europe
Queen Alexandra holds one of Europe's largest charm collections featuring tiny elephants in malachite jade and other stones along with humming birds swallows bees and beetles fashioned as uncut gems and enamel works of art.
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Queen Alexandra
Europe
Foley's Honey and Tar Not Affected by Pure Food Law
Notice from West Side Drug Store endorses Foley's Honey and Tar as a safe remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles for children and adults claiming it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is not regulated by the National Pure Food and Drug law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
West Side Drug Store
Woman Scholar Wins Honor
Mrs. Agnes Lewis of England is said to be the only woman to receive the degree of D. D. in recognition of her labors deciphering ancient Bible manuscripts from a monastery on Mount Sinai. She is regarded as the world’s most famous woman Bible scholar.
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Agnes Lewis
England
Mount Sinai
Wooltex Cloaks Go On Special Holiday Prices
Special notice announces new shipment of Wooltex cloaks by America's leading cloak makers. The supplier JOHN T ETTER signals holiday pricing on these garments.
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America
John T, Etter
Tests of Love and a Hidden Bracelet
A man bets on tests in marriage but the woman reveals self made secrets. A gold bracelet with a serpent and ruby exposes past loves and tests of curiosity and jealousy. She confesses the tale was fiction and they reconcile with a kiss.
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Lief
Mar
Arline Phillips
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City Bookkeeping
U. K
May
C. M
St. P. Ry
Tie
Palmer’s
Lowney
Knives, Tc
Chamios
Pharmacy
Trukenbrod
Commercia
Birkle Acome
THE
Little Home Bank
W. J. Knight
Minnella
C. Flinn, M. B
Commercial & Savings Bank
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