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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1900

Page

4

Local News Briefs From Rockford to Manitowoc and Beyond

A mixed scene of small town notes from Rockford to Manitowoc includes visitors from Stockford and Chicago, a possible Zimmerman sighting, a wedding quarrel in Freeport, and plans for a funeral in Concordia Hall. Medical notes mention a pending appendectomy in Manitowoc, while Glen Flora changes hands and the census reports Wisconsin counties mainly gaining population except Green. Municipal clerks anticipate early closing hours post holiday season as merchants eye shorter evening hours.

Wise Fauna Coy Rockford Mew FM Louis Roe Stockford Mow W. F. Glascott Chicago Thos. Steazinger Gardner Wisconsin Zimmerman Zimmermen Lillian Brink G. J Calvin Freeport W. N.crookrite Ouiplayeat John P. C. Eldridge W.B. Hendrickson A. de Campbell Milwaukee Road Mineral Point Concordia Turner Hall Sami Witwer Mackey Manitowov Glen Flora W. PF. Switzer Elmbeth Stanley Wn. Bowe T. B. Leonard Tt. Connor Lowa Green County Rsh Isover

Patent remedies and home health quackery ad row

An assortment of early 20th century patent medicines and devices is advertised. Krause’s Headache Capsules, DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, steam heat installation prompts, One Minute Cough Cure, Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, DeVita Witch Hazel, and other products are pitched with sensational claims and testimonials. An incident involving Hanson’s accident is noted in passing.

Kranses Cold Cure Sold by A F Tachitenwalner

An old advertisement touts Kranses Cold Cure as a safe alternative to quinine with no head or ear effects. It promises clear heating and fueling relief, sold by A. F. Tachitenwalner at a fixed price.

A. F. Tachitenwalner

Pan American Exposition's Exquisite Unified splendor described

The article extols a Pan American Exposition as an artistic triumph with grand electrical displays and elaborate court layouts. It highlights the 830 acre site, cross shaped courts, the Esplanade, and decorative features including fountains, sculpture, and horticultural displays. The Electric Tower with 200000 lamps will center illumination, while Spanish Renaissance architecture and ornate towers promise a festive skyline.

Esplanade Te World Excel Jones Pountaing

Massachusetts Preparations for Pan American Exposition

Massachusetts plans a notable exhibit for the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo. Coordinated by Walter Man Page, the effort involves Sons and Daughters of the Revolution and other patriotic groups. A building site is not finalized, with Providence House considered as a possible Massachusetts home at the fair.

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Old Boston Style Building to Buffalo Exhibit Move

A Boston style building with historic ties, formerly on Washington street near Providence court, will be moved to Buffalo for a major exhibit transfer. Massachusetts officials secured about 450 valuable exhibits from the Paris exposition, with local leaders optimistic about strong Bay State representation at Buffalo.

Buffalo Boston Washington Street Providence Court Clark's ‘Tavern Massachusetts Commission Paris Bs Pony American At Kix Frederick Vosdick Titchburg U.t. ‘Viet Springfield Old Bay State

Visitors and relocations fill midweek notes

Qui Sykes visits as Victor Corsa calls on rangeville Astes. John Legler from Jada. Paul Weirich returns to Milwaukee. many residents travel to Chicago, Madison, Freeport, Peoria, and Belleville for holidays and family. District Attorney Harvey Clark retires from Madison. January term county seat falls on New Year. Copeland family arrives from Chico to Morgantown WV. university ties noted.

Colin W. Wright Ned Shornfield Ben Pollock Chicago Marion Moseepetit Belleville L. A. Woodle Vern Woodle Hodges, Jr Wis Christus Adele Ludlow Dome Tunesville Alien Frances Treat Milwaukie Will E. Wood Marion Clara Tessenden Mont ‘Gello Harvey Clark Madison Misa Kit Strawser Ig Ed. Reebner George Wright Peoria Maggie Murphy Percy Hayilan St Charles G. Haviland Bichie Woleford Michael Shank Freeport Wut Monroe Argyle Tle W. Monroe George Delninger Mya Michael Delninger J.B. Shirk Brooksville D. D. Shirk S. B. Haman Lydia Haman John W. Haman McConnell,n Otto Hirsig Milwaukee Jie Milwaukee Daily News Benny Grimes Rockford C.D. Carson A.B. Rote Dilwankes Pschools

Washington Letter on Shipping Bill and Press Propaganda

Washington Letter notes press focus on the Hey-Peuncefote treaty and shipping bill. It argues a powerful lobby opposing high steamship lines spreads biased material from a single source. The piece suggests opposition to the bill is active but narrowly supported, urging caution in accepting sensational reports.

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Moving People and Places Across a Busy Day

A jumble of notices reports Jon Johuson and others traveling to Chicago and nearby towns while residents like Marion McLean and Mrs Zora Monroe visit Brodhead Argyle Madison and Monticello. The piece shifts to national politics noting the Hay Pauncefote treaty and shipping bill debates with Senator Hanna praised for oratory and a wide chorus of telegrams and letters from across the country.

Pan American Exposition buildings near completion in Buffalo

The Pan American Exposition exhibits destined for Buffalo next summer are nearing collection and rapid construction on the grounds within Delaware Park progresses daily. Favorable conditions promise a swift build and full completion before the gates open to the general public.

Buffalo Delaware Park

Connecticut farm display at Pan American fair planned

The state committee led by Benjamin A. Les of Ubertford schedules a large exhibit to showcase Connecticut dairy fruit and farm interests at the Pan American Fair next year. The commission includes N. S. Matt of New Haven as chair and C. S. Phelps of Storrs as secretary with A. Dubou of Storrs and A. G. Gulley of Hoquanocky among members. J. B. Noble dairy commissioner of Hartford and G. C. Patterson state milk inspector of Torrington are also named.

Connecticut TansAmerican Pan-Americat Fs Benjamin A. Les Ubartford N.S. Matt New Havens C. 5. Phelps Storrs Te A. Dubou A. G. Gulley Ieudinal College B. U1. Jenkins J. B. Noble Dairy Cimmissioner Hartford CG. Patterson Stale Gree Torrington

Government Building at Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo

The Government’s Building at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo is being built by Rasmussen & Steel of Omaha. The contract envisions three connected buildings in curved arcades, a main structure 43 to the 400 bs Way font with a 249 foot dome, and two smaller buildings each 1a feet square. Government departments will supply up to date exhibits, with the Government board currently collecting and shaping them.

Buffalo Rasmussen & Steel Low Omaha

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