Pastor Denounces Dance in the Dark as Evil Influence
Rev. H. O. Bettel of the Presbyterian church denounces the "dance in the dark" and its spread in Monroe. He argues darkness enables evil deeds, attacks dancing houses and salons, urges families and fathers to worship, and calls for total abstinence from dancing as a moral imperative to safeguard the community and kingdom of Christ.
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H. O. Bettel
Vandevilles
Monroe
Vubroad
Ilo
Lnst
Fragmentary report hints at a Sunday night incident
A partial OCR fragment references a Sunday night event and a failed attempt to introduce a dark iniquity. Names and details are unclear, but the snippet suggests a disrupted gathering and underlying wrongdoing without graphic description.
Dance in the Dark Omitted From Local Social Dance
Report of a social event at G. F. Sickinger's theater where the advertised dance in the dark was omitted. Guests waited for lights to extinguish but the feature was canceled causing disappointment plus later apology from Mr. Bickingur who noted adverse commentary and decided not to proceed with the act.
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G. F. Sickinger
Bickingur
No Dark Dance For Then Military Ball Proposal Rejected
A suggestion to introduce a secret dark dance at the military ball on the second was turned down by management. They did not approve the idea and ruled it out of the program for the event.
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Go H
Nob
Miss Newman and town notes in Albany Wisconsin
Correspondence from Albany Wisconsin reports Miss Kate Newman of Juda visiting Miss Warren who is ill but improving. Capt. Flint suffered a severe illness but recovered. Dr. Morgan and Dr. Hitch sock went to Chicago for a surgical operation. Mrs. James Campbell's body was moved from Joliet to Albany for burial, with relatives present. A funeral party and medical advice for a boy were mentioned. Nellie Summerill from Monroe arrived to visit her sons. The Mutual Improvement club meets at the schoolhouse Saturday afternoon. A joint sale by A Edwards and D Sherbundy on the J A Cleumer farm west of Albany is set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.
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Flint
Dr. Morgan
Dr. Hitchsock
Chicago
James Campbell
Joliet
Albany
Geo. Clinton
Aspeenl
Mutual Improvement Lab
Messrs. A. Edwards
D. Sherbundy
J. A. Cleuumer
Here
JUD A JOTTING Juv Wis Feb Mrs Freak Mitchell Visits
Mrs Freak Mitchell spent last week in Monroe with her daughter Mrs Lyman. Mr and Mrs Ken Toyland have been visiting friends in Albany and Holgerton. Mrs Gardner of Brodhead visited her friend Mrs WY Miller. Mrs Hutzel traveled to Orfordsville Friday to visit granddaughter Mrs Smiley. D Dunwiddie of Broitsend visited here. Ella Mackey spent Friday in Brodhead. Suit filed against Be ot Blackford and T J Blackford by British clutch trustees for cutting the wire fence along land south of the church. they cut the wire to move the matter before court.
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Juv, Wis
Freak Mitchell
Monroe
Lyman
Ken Toyland
Albany
Holgerton
West
Gardner
Brodhead
WY. Miller
Drugs Sold Cheap at Bankruptcy Sale
The Detroit firm Dettlolt & Butterheld, bankrupt, has its stock picked up and to be shipped to Madison, purchased by Ralph Go. Dane county debtors face 27 cents on the dollar of the $565 total appraisement. The sale follows court directions with Vernonheim as the highest bidder, leaving creditors disappointed at a much lower price than expected.
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Flrnt
Dettlolt & Butterheld
Madison
Rauph GO
Sion
Exsboritt
Dane Comtety
Vernonheim
Widder
Green County Cheese Meeting Draws Wide Attention
A Wisconsin dairy and food meeting on Swiss cheese formation drew large crowds in Green County. Attendees discussed holes in cheese, production scales, and regional cheese factory output, with experts presenting papers on cheese ripening and adulteration concerns. Governor Scofield could not speak, and the session focused on temperature, moisture, and cheese composition.
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Grew Coutty
Wiscousin Ohers
Marchon
Mattieeth
New Glarus
John Lughsinger
Phursday
TH. Monrad
Wintetky
Asistant Dairy and Food Commissioner
Mmlinots
Brent
Snehaler
Ma. Mourad
Dochainger
Tiis
Lueheinger
Green
Dane
Towa
Grant
J. E. Powwell
John W. Decker
Wid
Anther Ohe
Wisconsin
Jessons
Scofield
SENDING OUT THE COIN FOR WISCONSIN TROOPS
The government begins paying Wisconsin troops for time at Camp Harvey through the paymaster in Washington by drafts to the soldiers. A telegram to the adjutant confirms payments are being issued to men in units including Third Wisconsin at La Criss and Second Wisconsin at Osie Jkosh with the officers to follow.
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Wisconsin
Camp Harvey
Washington
Benihiy
la Criss
Osie Jkosh
Oilers
Charity drive for cooking lessons in GAL KR hall
A WK Co committee plans to canvass the city to fund cooking classes in GAL KR hall. They seek enough pupils to justify six lessons priced at 84.00 for all to join. Scholarships are offered to help underwrite tuition for needy children. A unrelated medical ad for DeWitt's Welch Hazel Salve is noted.
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Wk, Co
Gal KR
Lyon
Seni Weethy
Tady
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