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Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1907

Page

4

Darlington waits for outcome in Benton shooting

Fred Benson is jailed in Darlington awaiting news on the wounded Fred Scarcey after a Saturday Benton mineyard shooting. The clash followed long running ill will over Benson’s attention to Scarcey’s daughter. Both men hailed from Missouri and worked in Benton area mines. Benson surrendered at Hazel Green and was moved to Darlington.

Fred Benson Darlington Fred Scarcey Benton Benson Scarcey Missouri Searcey Hazel Green

Green county to send delegates to Wisconsin Cheesemakers meet

Green county will be well represented at the fifteenth annual Wisconsin Cheesemakers association meeting in Milwaukee this week. Local cheese men including John Luchsinger Jacob Reger Jack Karlen Jr Fred J Karlen Christ Roth A C Trachsel John Elmer and Fred Marty plan to attend. The Green county product will appear among exhibitors as the association promises the biggest gathering in its history. An open debate and Friday premiums with speeches are anticipated.

Green County Wisconsin Cheesemakers’ Association Milwaukee John Luchsinger Jacob Reger Jack Karlen, Jr Fred J. Karlen Christ Roth A. C. Trachsel John Elmer Fred Marty E. L. Aderhold Neenah

Four Green county applicants take civil service exam

Four Green county residents appeared before the local examining board Tuesday to take civil service tests for legislative posts. George E. Dixon of Brodhead sought the proof reader position and S S Summers of the city sought the journal clerk post. M T Gapen aimed at postmaster and Chas Welton at assistant sergeant at arms. About five hundred applicants statewide are taking these exams.

Green County George E. Dixon Brodhead S.S. Summers M. T. Gapen Chas. Welton

New Illinois Central Agent Named for Burlington Station

F E Lamboley of Burlington Illinois reported appointed local agent of the Illinois Central and will arrive soon to take charge. H O Kelly has been acting agent since L L Lamb moved to Madison and will resign for a better post with the same company.

F. E. Lamboley Burlington, Ill Illinois Central Burlington L. L. Lamb Madison H. O. Kelly Kelly

Farmers' Course Circular at University of Wisconsin

Dean W A Henery of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture furnishes a ten day farmers course circular for February fifth to fifteenth at Madison. Last winter 410 farmers attended and benefited. This year emphasis is on improving dairy cattle through cooperative herd grading. Readers may obtain a circular at the office. County representation in the meeting is hoped for.

W. A. Henery Wisconsin College of Agriculture University of Wisconsin Madison

Contested Wisconsin Assembly Speakership Narrow in Caucus

Madison Jan 8 Herman L Ekern and Edward W Le Roy head into the republican assembly caucus claiming solid support for the speakership. Le Roy’s side cites forty one votes while Ekern claims about thirty to thirty two pledged. The two remain cordial as they bar for the chair and the eventual judiciary or insurance committee post. Governor Davidson will not read the message in joint session. chief clerk will deliver after organization, likely Wednesday afternoon.

Madison Wis Herman L. Ekern Whitehall Edward W. le Roy Marinette Assembly Ekern le Roy Friends of LeRoy Judiciary Insurance Committee la Follette Davidson Senate House Wisconsin Republican Caucus Sanborn Willis Ludlow Fred Ties Green County

Clarno Mutual Fire Insurance Holds 33rd Annual Meeting

Thirty odd stockholders attended the Clarno Mutual Fire Insurance company thirty third annual meeting at the courthouse Tuesday. President George H. Eaton presided as reports were presented showing total policies issued 2912 with 5 491 708 in coverage. The company has 792 active policies worth 1 576 320 with 261 in Clarno 251 in Cadiz 61 in Jefferson 154 in Monroe township 61 in Jordan and one in Sylvester. Sixteen losses totaling 1 262 49 were paid after adjustments. Total receipts 1 482 43 balance 193 92 with interest. Sylvester joined the jurisdiction. directors elected: George H. Eaton E A Huffman F D Jeffery John Truman Joshua Klassy.

Clarno Mutual Fire Insurance Company Ehich Court House George H. Eaton E. A. Huffman Clarno Cadiz Jefferson Monroe Township Jordan Sylvester F. D. Jeffery John Truman Joshua Klassy

Foley's Honey and Tar safe under Pure Food Law

West Side Drug Store announces Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law because it contains no opiates or other harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults.

Foley West Side Drug Store

Masquerade Musical Specialties Featured In Set Intervals

The event offers musical specialties every few minutes during the masquerade performances showcasing varying styles and local talent to entertain attendees.

Farmers Duped Scheme Targeting Farmers by Mail

Post office inspector Ralph Bird exposes a suspected fraud using phone calls and letters to dupe farmers. Shippers in a locality are lured with promises of a new Milwaukee commission house offering inflated prices for butter eggs poultry and meat. Goods are shipped to Milwaukee then recon signed to Chicago with funds routed by mail.

Ralph Bird United States Post Office Milwaukee Chicago

Citizens Bank Declares Third 20 Percent Dividend

At the annual meeting last evening Citizens bank stockholders declared a 20 percent dividend on capital stock. Undivided profits rose by nearly 700, surplus reached 2803.50, and yearly business was reported at 15 million dollars. Salaries were readjusted with raises for most employees. directors and officers were re elected in a harmonious session.

Citizens Bank

Supreme Court ruling revokes saloon licenses citywide

The Madison decision bars saloonkeepers from violating city rules and laws. It empowers the common council to revoke licenses and allows mandamus to compel action. Mayors or councils failing to revoke risk impeachment, removal, or imprisonment.

Supreme Court Common Council Madison

Desperate Heroism on Illinois Frontier Skirmish

In Historic Illinois the tale recalls Captain Whiteside leading fourteen frontiersmen against a larger Kickapoo camp. Whiteside is mortally wounded but urges continued resistance. Son Ned, wounded in the arm, rips a bullet from his father, assuring him he is not dead. The pair return to battle as frontier heroism is highlighted.

Illinois Whiteside

Wisconsin Legislature Opens as Ekern Named Speaker

The Wisconsin senate and assembly opened at noon confirming republican caucus nominations. Ekern of Arcadia won the speakership after a heated caucus, with Shaffer named chief clerk and Irvine selected sergeant at arms. Roethe arrived at the capitol on foot after a seventy five mile tramp promising to continue such journeys if elected.

Herman L. Ekern Arcadia Assembly Elkern LeRoy Estabrook Ekern Marinette C E. Shaffer R. G. Smelker Mr. Shaffer W. S. Irvine J. H. Stout Menomonee Senate Hudnall Munson Roehr A. R. Emerson Darlington Martin R. C. Falconer Camp Douglas Emerson la Follette Davidson Connor Isaac Stephenson House Henery E. Roethe Fennimore State Capitol Boethe

Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup touted to cure constipation

An advertisement claims Urine Laxative Fruit Syrup cures chronic constipation by aiding digestion and stimulating the liver and bowels. It promises immediate improvement and pleasant tasting relief without nausea or griping, urging readers to refuse substitutes at West Side Drug Store.

West Side Drug Store

Cost of Cotton Picking and Its Farm Price Range

The piece estimates 1,500,000 cotton pickers each averaging 100 pounds daily for 100 days to harvest a 10,000,000 bale crop. At 60 cents per hundredweight the cost is $9 per bale. at 75 cents it rises to $11.25. Total picking cost projected between $90,000,000 and $112,000,000.

Extraordinary ten day toilet article sale

Mrs EMMA JAY WEBER offers a ten day sale on Toilet D Italie Elete Face powder and Skin Food. All three items discounted to 1.50 from 2.00.

Emma Jay Weber

For sale property on East Washington street with outbuildings

Former Dr Loofbourow property on East Washington street offers a brick house two lots 109 feet on the street and 152 feet deep including an ice house and other outbuildings. For terms and particulars address T B Fager Forreston Illinois. The Universalist church ladies will serve supper in the vestry next Friday from 5 o clock until finished.

Dr. Loofbourow East Washington Street Washingon Street T. B. Fager Forreston Ladies of the Universalist Church

Advertised letters for week ending January 5 1907

The Times lists advertised letters including John Fillig John Muller Mrs Elinor H Smith John O Neal Julia Zweifel Kaspar Yaun R A ETTER PM The notice appears in both the daily and semi weekly editions The Times charge one fifty dollars per one hundred letters printed by the paper

John Fillig John Muller Elinor H. Smith John O’neal Julia Zweifel Kaspar Yaun R. A. Etter P. M The Times

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