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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1907
Page
4
The Monroe Weekly Times lists subscription prices for daily and weekly editions. Daily mail or carrier 25 cents per week, 83 per year. weekly edition Mondays and Thursdays 1 year in advance. Paper entered at Monroe post office as second class matter. January 7 1907.
Mrs R Rogers goes to Belleville Sam Blumer to Lake Geneva Chas Einbeck Browntown and other residents visit Madison Edgerton Monticello and Milwaukee. A wedding trip returns ER Dr Mauermann and bride arrive home and new building plans for Benkert on the square are discussed. Community notes include travel sales births and upcoming events.
Saturday notices show A. L. Noel leaving for Rice Lake while J. L. Sherron spends the day at Albany. Ernest Baker of New Glarus is in the city for the day.
News notes report C Fred Miller in Juda and George Wright in Milwaukee A big masquerade with musical acts acrobats and comical stunts promises prizes and a cake walk Miss Olga Ruf and Miss Barbara Mohahan visit Janesville Balloon ascension at Turner hall with Prof Wiemers acrobats Double the costumes ordered this year Tickets and bills urged locals to attend plus real estate and rental listings and local travelers frequenting the city
An advertisement notes storm sash production by Monroe Planing Mill Co and urges orders. The page also contains miscellaneous lines about indigestion remedies, a 35 cent Hollister tea product, a telescope mention, and stray text fragments including a misread lyric-like line.
George Bernard Shaw contends swearing is not sinful but remains a nuisance that should be abated under liberal principles.
A local sale offers three toiletries at a reduced price for ten days. Toilet D Italie, Elete Face powder, and Skin Food are bundled for 1.50, down from 2.00, credited to Mrs Emma Jay Weber.
The Juda correspondence notes springlike weather with open doors and bare heads. Mrs John Krider visits sister Mrs Carrie Miller in South Dakota while Mrs Grace Lake of Brodhead visits Juda. Dan Krider and wife visit friends then travel to Dakota Illinois. A. C. Stuntz of Monroe did some business in Juda as schools resume and trains delay the post office.
The official forecast for Chicago predicts tonight partly cloudy and colder with Monday and Tuesday fair conditions. The outlook emphasizes cooler temperatures continuing into the week.
Tests of the German government or have shown great variations in the durability of typewritten documents. With the best ribbons the work seems as lasting as that written by hand with the best writing ink. Some German ribbons proved good, those of American manufacture showed a higher general average in quality.
A local advertisement praises Mi o Na stomach tablets as a simple way to restore appetite and prevent distress after meals. It promises a permanent cure for stomach ailments, claiming Trukenbrod's Pharmacy offers an absolute guarantee that refunds the cost if Mi o Na fails to cure.
Deciding to quit farming, Mrs A E Anderson and son offer sale six miles southwest of Monroe 44 miles northwest of Clarno on Thursday Jan 10 at 12 o clock. Items include 3 head horses 4 head cattle 6 hogs 8 sheep 75 Plymouth Rock chickens 5 tons timothy hay 150 bushels corn big 4 seed oats 38 shocks corn 36 shocks fodder straw and farm machinery. Lunch stand on grounds Auctioneers Jac Sacker Dennis Hogan clerk.
A. H. Thurnes of Buffalo C writes about chronic kidney and bladder troubles. After using Foley's Kidney Cure he reports relief, noting the medicine caused brick dust like stones to appear and now he feels like a new man with no pain. West Side Drug Store endorses the remedy.
Water taxes can be paid anytime beginning Monday, Dec. 31, at the office of the city clerk on the west side of the square.
The Times publishes sale notices in both daily and semi weekly editions. The standard rate remains $1.50 for 100 units. The notice appears in each edition.
The Hawaiians are regarded as the world leaders in competitive swimming with broad international acclaim.
Special announcement from West Side Drug Store confirms Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles contains no opiates or harmful drugs. It is recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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