28 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1906
Page
1
Daily and weekly edition subscription prices listed for Mall or Currier and Biloenme mouth and Mondaysland Toursdays with advance payment terms. Dated Monroe Wisconsin December 28, 1906.
Miss Ida Pinnow visits sister Mrs Louise White and family while Mr and Mrs Frank Ostrander stay with Avery Tracy in Monroe. Many local residents attend events and travel, with social plans, church activities, and holiday greetings noted. A village Christmas social, church exercises, and school rewards finish the notes.
A four man frontier tale centers on Dave Dangler and Brady and Bruff as they gamble for a captive Indian girl. A poker night to decide her fate reveals Dave’s superior luck and nerve, culminating in a kiss with the girl and a vow of newfound love.
Miss Janet Jennings sent a golden rule gift to Monroe Wisconsin mayor and aldermen in 1906. The glass plaque bore Luke 6 31 and a brief note inviting acceptance for the council chamber. The unopened package was left with Marshal Blunt after the city clerk's office closed as aldermen kept to their duties and the mayor read the message later.
An intimate friend mentions a wry remark about turning “to make my dinner call.” The anecdote leads to a prompt invitation, as others protest that the person hasn’t attended dinner lately and he suggests a remedy by calling. New York Dress is noted in context.
A Boston Record overhears two women in a bookstore discussing a book. One asks about the volume, the other says charming and plans to buy it. The clerk just wraps it as she asks what the title is, noting she hadn’t looked.
A fragmented reflection argues that human justice cannot perfectly gauge guilt and that real justice serves to protect society. The piece suggests the term justice masks a crude mechanism justified by social necessity rather than precise moral calibration. The quotation cites Cincinnati Engulfer as a source or reference.
A Chicago Tribune quotation recalls a sharp exchange over intent between Bolittle Whatterby and Miss Darling. The line suggests Darling questioned Bolittle’s motives, while Whatterby’s stance appears influenced by her judgment.
A Cloveland Leader quote questions punishments for poverty with a playful jab about labor. The piece notes fashion items like chicken skin gloves once worn to whiten hands in the early era, reflecting social attitudes.
Advertises Onino Liver Lively Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup as providing permanent relief from habitual constipation by stimulating the liver and restoring natural bowel action without irritation. Claims no nausea or griping and a mild pleasant taste. Located at West Side Mrug store.
Bells were invented before history at an unknown date and have long been tied to religion. They were used in Moses time and fondly found in the ruins of Nineveh.
The C M and St P Railway will sell home seekers excursion tickets west and northwest every Tuesday in December and the first and third Tuesday in each month through April 1907, and south and southwest on the first and third Tuesday each month. F W Zimerman, Agent.
West Side Drug Store announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs teoids and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug law and contains no opiates or harmful drugs, recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
Carlene and I became engaged in January and planned a June wedding but separated by distance. We chose a St Lawrence island as our honeymoon refuge, hoping uninterrupted days together. A telegram from my father‑in‑law questioned the plan, and we decided to depart that night for a swift, private summer.
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