Local notes from Monroe Wisconsin December 31 1906
Daily notices from Monroe Wisconsin recounting visits and travels of residents. Names include W. P. Bragg at Juda, Maurice Baltzer at Monticello, Miss Margaret Grady returning from Chicago, Miss Anna Tschabold bound for Marble Arkansas, Jesse and Mildred Gapen to Orangeville, and many others visiting family or on legal business. Marriage licenses granted to Albert Marty and Josephine Winger. Babler and Blumer granted a special permit. President Van Hise rescues after breaking ice on Lake Mendota. various civic updates, weddings, and social events noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Grady
Chicago
Albert
Harry Stauffacher
Schultz
Ray Fitzgibbons
Darlington
Anna Tschabold
Marble
Arkansas
Jesse Gapen
Mildred Gapen
Orangeville
C. Fred Miller
Juda
Times’ Force
J. W. Odell
Janesville
G. Hermann
Albert Marty
New Glarus
Josephine Winger
Brooklyn
Mat Babler
Sophia Blumer
Mt. Pleasant
Becker
Mr. Babler
Miss Blumer
Daily Moves of Local Residents and Business News
George Seiler visited Madison while Jacob Copler travels to Peoria Illinois. Edward Blum of Freeport visits the city for the day. Mrs Max G Booth spends the day in Rockford. Mrs J C Kauffman returns from Lena. Retta Boyer and daughter tour the city then return to Chicago. Casper Schiesser goes to Illinois to visit her son Nicholas. Paul Weirich and wife return from Milwaukee. American Milk Product evaluates locating a condensing plant at Orangeville. Ida Smock visits Genoa for a few days with sister Elma Smock. Mike Melvin and wife welcome a baby boy. Jefferson Insurance holds a meeting at the court house. Mrs Thomas Briggs and children depart for Albany after Christmas with Grant relatives. brother Edmund Grant accompanies to Brodhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Copler
Peoria
Illinois
Edward Blum
Freeport
Max G. Booth
Rockford
J. C. Kauffman
Lena
Retta Boyer
Chicago
Casper Schiesser
Illinoi
Ill
Nicholas Schiesser
Paul Weirich
Milwaukee
American Milk Product Company
Orangeville
Ida Smock
Genoa
Elma Smock
Mike Melvin
Jefferson Insurance Company
Court House
Thomas Briggs
Albany
Chas. Grant
Clarno
Edmund Grant
Brodhead
News Notes of the Town in Madison
Local items include L A Hodges visiting from Chicago and Hodges set to chair the masquerade with balloon ascension planned for January. Tours mention Chas Kohli and Arthur Pickford visiting from Janesville and Iowa, respectively, plus various social events at Turner hall including a big mask ball with enhanced prizes and Knights of Pythias plans. Fresh oysters and new dill pickles advertised. many home sales and rentals noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. Hodges
Chicago
Turner Hall
Chas. Kohli
Janesville
Taylor
Enid, Okla
Percy Fleck
Brodhead
Armory
S. R. Greenwald
A. F. Lichtenwalner
Arthur Pickford
Iowa
F. C. Bennett
K. P
Ernest Baker
Fargo
N. D
Hodges
Miller & Son
N. B. Mackey
Beloit
Max Adelowish
Knights of Pythias
Wiemers
Weather forecast for Chicago turns colder with snow
The official forecast for tonight and tomorrow calls for snow and colder conditions. Brisk to high northwest winds are expected as the cold front moves through Chicago from Monday into Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
A Thousand Dollars Worth of Good From Foley’s Kidney Cure
A. H. Thares, a Buffalo coal operator, testifies he suffered kidney and bladder trouble for years with gravel and stones. After using Foley’s Kidney Cure few doses reduced pain and brick dust stones, leaving him pain free and feeling like a new man. West Side Drug Store endorses this remedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Thares
Buffalo, C
Foley
West Side
Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Meeting in Monroe
The thirty third annual meeting of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Company of Clarno is set for January 8 1907 at 1 pm in Monroe Court House. Members will elect five directors review reports and handle other business. Attendance is urged. Secretary E A Huffman President George W Eaton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Clarno
Court House
Monroe
E. A. Huffman
George W. Eaton
Insomnia Cure Leads to Dreamlike Misadventure
A reader recounts chewing peanuts and milk before bed to sleep quickly, then narrates a surreal sequence of dreaming events. The tale unfolds with a dragon, a two headed bull, a windlass request, a train that vanished centuries ago, and a circus tent lifting into the air before awakening after ten minutes.
Barking Dogs and Quiet Canines Across Lands
The piece notes a historic case of a dog taught not to bark after three years of training. It cites three barkless breeds the lion headed dog of Thibet the shepherd dog of Egypt and the Australian dog. It contrasts strict penalties in Japan for night barking with imagined enforcement in suburban towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thibet
Egypt
Japan
N. Y. Herald
Chronic Constipation Cure Promoted by Urino Laxative Syrup
An advertisement claims chronic constipation risks many ailments and promotes Urino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a pleasant, non nauseating remedy that aids digestion and stimulates the liver and bowels. It urges starting today and warns against substitutes from West Side Drug Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side
Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law
Special notice from West Side Drug Store stating Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is safe for children and adults under the National Pure Food and Drug Law. It is presented as unaffected by the law and recommended for respiratory troubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foley
West Side Drug Store
Jefferson’s Frugal Way With Wine and Dining
A Home Magazine piece details Thomas Jefferson keeping meticulous expense records during his presidency. It notes spending about 12000 on liquors over eight years, frequent 50 dollar dinners, and a preference for fine wines and brandies. State dinners were small about 40 guests, with a long table in the east room when guests overflowed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
White House
Gays
Home Magazine
Great East Room
Potomac
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Bridge’s Block
South Jt
Ison Street
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Nuradays
W. P. Bragg
Maurice Baltzer
Monticello
Fred Tschudy
Jacob Reger
Charles Einbeck
S. P. Schadel
Colin W. Wright
Woodford
Hattie Carson
J. A. Johnson
Ned Woodman
James Abel
George Wright
J.C. Penn
Clinton
Penn
Clark G. Wright
S. S. Wright
Joseph Ryan
St. Joe
Michigan
Ryan
E. L. Ryan
William George Price
Henry C. Campbell
Committee For
Sheriff Durst
Winden Holmes
Muskateen, Ia
B. M. Noble
Thomas Schindler
Miss Emma
Elkhorn
James Hyle
Willard Saucerman
Louis Hirsig
N. S. Durst
Madison
Fred Grunert
John Grunert
New Glarus Post
Atty
J. L. Sherron
Register of Deeds
S. S. Summers
B. T. Raymond
Lake Mendota
Picnic Point
C. R. van Hise
University
H. L. Ball
Philadelphia
Ohio
Fred Ball
W. T. Saucerman and Sons
Winslow
Shar’s
Florence Wolcott
Gilmore’s
Southeast Corner Square
Deutsch Gesellschaft
Green County Agricultural Society
Herman Schindler
Nicholas H. Durst
Beaver Dam
Albert Warner
Luchsinger-Mauermann
Saucerman
Laura Morse
D. C
George O. Pietzsch
Mrs
Robert Miller
Ray Williams
Minneapolis
Junior Aid Society of the Union Church In Christ
Ena Berkey
Monroe Fire Department
Josh Streiff
Sam Schuler
Twin Grove Beaver Lodge
Twin Grove Hall
Wilmot
Mary C. Adams
Mystic Workers
Ada B. Williams
Commercial and Savings Bank
Emerick Raymer
Minnie Emerick
J. J. Raymer
Harry. M. Bangs
South
Peck Street
J. H. Berkey
United Church In Christ
Central City
Cedar Rapids
Barbara Luchsinger
Julius F. Mauermann
John Luchsinger
J. F. Nienstedt
Emanuel’s
Evangelical Church
F. B. Luchsinger
Mrs. Mauermann
George Seiler
R. B. Clark
Charles City
Sam Blum
Russel Street
W. A. Severance
Wed
Jefferson Township
Mary E. Bolender
D. S. Young
Mrs. Elsworth Woodle and Son
Matilda Schuh
Bennie Schuh
Michael Doherty
Dubuque
Paul M. Schroeder
Treat Block
Martha House
Weather Forecast
Jeffesson
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Wster
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Kaci Ow
M. ED
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New York
Washington, D, C
Monroe Hand
WM. Kelley
Prop
South Jackson Street
P. S
First National Bank
Henry Ludlow
J.B. Treat
John Strahm
C. L. Barlow
Asat
Cashier
Willis Ludlow
Henry Hoeha
Jacob Karlen
E. P. Treat
J. H. Weber
J.T. Etter
Illinois Central
R. R
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Omaha
Denver
L. L. Lamb
C. M
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Mineral Point Division
P. W. Puffer
F. A. Miller
Minnetta
C. Flinn, M. D
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W. B. Shafer
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