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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1907

Page

2

Monroe Daily and Weekly Edition Subscription Rates

The notice lists subscription prices for the Daily Edition at 35 cents per issue, 83 per year, and the Weekly Edition issued Mondays and Thursdays at 81 per year in advance. It notes mail or carrier delivery and second class entry at Monroe, Wisconsin, dated January 7, 1967.

Monroe

Shoemaker Auto Plans Freeport Plant for Touring Car

The Shoemaker Automobile company plans a Freeport plant to manufacture a 2000 pound touring car costing 2200 dollars. Aimed at fifty cars this year, with experts and about many jobs, the outfit is led by President C. C. Shoemaker and Director W. N. Cronkrite among others, capital of 100000 dollars mostly held in Freeport.

Shoemaker Automobile Company Freeport C. C. Shoemaker W. N. Cronkrite Jacob Weiss D. E. Sunderland F. R. Perkins Chicago C. E. Clark Elkhart Ind J. T. White Co. C. Shoemaker

Great magazine draws famed writers under John S Phillips

Ida Tarbell William Allen White F P Dunne Ray Stannard Baker and Lincoln Steffens join under John S Phillips as editors of American Magazine. The group contributes novels short stories timely articles and art by renowned creators.

Ida M. Tarbell Lincoln Rockfeller William Allen White Kansas F. P. Dunne Mr. Dooley Ray Stannard Baker Lincoln Steffens John S. Phillips

Death calls seven pioneers at Janesville in week

Since Sunday December 30, 1906 seven residents who lived in Janesville or nearby for over forty years have died. The deceased are John C C Hem mens, Walter B Grove, Mrs Bridget Reed, Volney Atwood, A C Stuart, John H Ball and William M Roworth.

Janesville John C. C. Hemmens Walter B. Grove Bridget Reed Volney Atwood A. C. Stuart John H. Ball William M. Roworth

Postal ruling allows private post cards after March first

The department permits private post cards with messages on the left half of the address side for mailing after March 1. Government printed postal cards are excluded. Cards may include photos clips or writing on the front half, must be standard pasteboard within specified size limits, and need not carry the phrase private post card. The rule takes effect on March 1.

Chronic Constipation Cured by Urino Laxative Syrup

Advertisement claims Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation by aiding digestion and stimulating the liver and bowels. It promises immediate improvement and pleasant taste with no nausea or griping, urging customers to refuse substitutes at West Side Drug Store.

West Side$Drug Store

Water Taxes Due Paid At City Clerk Office

Water taxes may be paid starting Monday December 31 at the city clerk’s office on the west side of the square.

Free Course for Wisconsin Farmers Aims at Dairies and Roads

Madison Jan 5 The fourth annual farmers course at the University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture will run Feb 5 15 for 500 to 600 farmers seeking latest agricultural methods. Topics include dairy herd improvement drainage roads horse raising and orchard care with demonstrations of milking machines tuberculin testing and stallion registration law.

Madison Wis Wisconsin College of Agriculture University of Wisconsin A. S. Alexander R. A. Moore E. P. Landston

Foley's Honey and Tar Safe Under Pure Food Law

Special notice proclaims Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy unaffected by the Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. West Side Drug Store endorses it as a safe remedy for children and adults.

Foley West Side Drug Store

Notice to Citizens on Building Numbering System

Owners urged to determine building numbers according to city ordinance. No city agents are assigned to numbering. A plot for number computation is at Thorp & Gorham office for public access free of charge. City Clerk M. T. Gettings issues the notice by order of the Common Council.

Common Council Thorp & Gorham M. T. Gettings

Masked Carnival Delights with Musical, Acrobatics and Comedy

A lively carnival showcases musical numbers, daring acrobatic feats, and humorous acts. Performers perform juggling tricks and playful stunts while the audience cheers at the festive event.

City Council Adjourns with Sidewalk and Bond Talks

The council met and allowed routine claims while addressing sidewalk obstructions from empty boxes and lumber piles on South Jefferson. Officials will inspect the lumber issue, issue house numbering guidance, pass an ordinance on poor rooms, and report on fire department supplies and water works bonds.

Jefferson Street Water and Light Committee Water Works Streiff Fire Department Henry Solomon Planing Mill Co J. F. Icke Fred Lanz R. Kohli W. A. Becker W. A. Schuetze Monroe Brick Works Carroll Bros Committee On Claims Committee On Public Property A. F. Rote

Darlington Becomes Hub for Madison Tracy Interurban Plan

LINE TO MADISON C. B. Tracy of Chicago an expert organizer for interurban railroads is in Darlington to form a syndicate promoting an interurban line from Darlington to Dubuque and Madison. He will review the route, call public meetings, and seek franchises and right of way. The project was first presented two years ago by W. H. Winter, with Tracy now pushing Darlington as the starting point.

C. B. Tracy Chicago Interuban Darlington Dubuque Madison W. H. Winter Tracy

Thirty third annual meeting of Clarno Farmers Mutual Fire Ins

The thirty third annual meeting of the Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance of Clarno will be at Monroe court house on Tuesday January 8 1907 at 1 o clock PM for electing five directors reports and other business. Attendance of members desired. E A Huffman secretary George W Eaton president.

Farmers’ Mutual Fire Insurance Company Clarno Court House Monroe E. A. Huffman George W. Eaton

Public Sale of Farm Stock and Equipment at Timm's Mill

John Gyqli offers 61 head of stock including 47 cattle with 36 Holstein cows and nine sows plus farm machinery and hay at his Clarno farm 6 miles southeast of Monroe 3 miles south of Five Corners 4 miles northeast of Clarno. Sale Tuesday January 8 at 10 a m with lunch on site. auctioneers Edgar Eells Wm Brunkow Dennis Hogan clerk.

Wisconsin Clarno Timm John Gygli Edgar Eells Wm. Brunkow Dennis Hogan

For Sale Fifteen Poland China Boar Pigs and Sows

Fifteen Poland China boar pigs and an equal number of sows offered for sale. Animals eligible to register. Located two miles south of the square. Contact THOos Smith for details.

Poland Thoos. Smith

For Sale Dr Loofbourow Property on East Washington Street

Brick house with two lots 109 feet on Washington Street and 152 feet deep includes an ice house and other outbuildings. For terms and particulars contact T. B. Fager Forreston Illinois.

Primary Law Amendments in Wisconsin Primary System

Irvine L Lenroot of Superior argues for changes to the primary election law to improve usability and ensure majority nominations for U S Senate. He proposes delaying or advancing the date, simplifying petitions, rotating ballot order, and a two-name general election runoff if no party candidate wins a majority, with the final winner determined by party support.

Irvine L Lenroot Superior Fond du Lac Bulletin United States Lenroot Massachusetts United States ‘Senate United States Senate

Unclaimed Letters Advertised for Week Ending Dec 29 1906

Advertised letters list includes William T. Jones Ernest Meyer B C Noble Mrs Chr Stettler Roy Weckerly Gottlieb Wyman and R A Etter P M all marked Foreign or unclaimed for the week ending December 29 1906.

William T. Jones Ernest Meyer B C. Noble Chr. Stettler Roy Weckerly Gottlieb Wyman R. A. Etter P. M

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Monroe Weekly Times Emery A. Odell Bridge's Block South Jackson Street Great Magazine American Magazine The Times Speaker Lenroot Law United Benkert Stauffacher South Side Square Monroe, Wis the Commercial and Savings Bank Ralston Clark & Timmons Trukenbrod
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