Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Monroe Weekly Times in Monroe, Wisconsin

Page 1

We have 8,601,093 pages in Wisconsin

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 19 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1907

Page

1

Dozen Bills Introduced Stir Wisconsin Legislature View

Madison Wis Jan 17 After receiving a dozen new bills many of them important the legislature adjourned until next Tuesday Opposition has grown to the peoples lobby the reference room for exceeding appropriations and powers The session considers mortgage taxation strikes and wage rules with Senator Whitehead leading opposition to mortgages tax exemptions.

Madison Wis Legislative Reference Room Assembly Bancroft J. O. Thomas Berner Brockhausen Senate Messrs. Gilson Curtis Northwestern Whitehead

Man Crushed Under Falling Tree in Martintown

William Spencer of Martintown was struck by a falling tree while cutting wood with William Crane and Jack Belden in the Henry Shank timber. He was unconscious briefly, bruised, no bones visible, and taken to William Crane’s home where he rests and shows expected improvement.

Wm. Spencer Martintown Spencer Wm. Crane Jack Belden

Albany liquor cases hinge on licensed sale at Central House

William J. Hahn of Albany faces a charge of selling liquor without a license after a warrant issued by Justice Thomas Luchsinger. Sheriff Durst and Deputy Ball arrested him following a complaint to District Attorney McGrath. Hahn, a longtime hotel landlord, runs the Central House known as a booze joint amid disputes over a $5 daily board bill tied to a drunken patron. The village plans a counter effort as Hahn has long sold liquor despite saloon bans and has appeared in circuit court cases.

William J. Hahn Albany Thomas Luchsinger Sherriff M. C. Durst H. L. Ball W. H. McGrath Hahn Kittelson Chas. Strunk Kittleson

Summers to be Employed in Legislature as Clerk or Bookkeeper

S Summers of this city will serve in the present legislature in a desk post as an assistant journal clerk or bookkeeper. Chief Clerk Schaffer announced the appointment on the Civil Service Commission’s recommendation after Summers passed the exam for journal clerk. He will be paid five dollars per day and recently retired as register of deeds.

S. S. Summers Schaffer Assembly State Civil Service Commission Summers

Complaint Ready Over Milwaukee Road Mineral Point Division

Colin W. Wright, chair of a city committee, says a formal complaint on passenger train service on the Mineral Point division will be sent to the state railroad commission by Monday morning if no reply from the railroad company is received. The three week delay fuels concerns that the line has not acted to improve unsatisfactory service.

Mineral Point Milwaukee Road Colin W. Wright Wright State Railroad Commission

Mortuary Notices Across Brief Illness and Deaths

Mr J Newcomer longtime Brodhead resident died at his Brodhead home after a brief illness. Dr W G Cole former local physician died Monday in Santa Rosa California at age 40. He left Munroe in 1893 with his wife and 14 year old daughter surviving.

J. Newcomer Brodhead City Brodhead

For Sale Fifteen Poland China Pigs and Sows

For sale fifteen Poland China boar pigs and fifteen sows. Eligible to register. Located two miles south of square. Contact THos SMITH.

Poland Thos. Smith

Assembly Debates Bills In Wisconsin Legislature

Madison dispatch reports Assemblyman Hughes introduces a cent and one half fare bill while other measures include bonds for utilities, split primary tickets by Jeremiah O Neil, and higher farm institute funds. The civil service reform and committee appointments are noted, with the senate idle and Attorney General Gilbert limiting unofficial opinions.

Madison Wis Assembly Assemblyman Hughes Assemblyman Turner Estabrook State Farm Institute Sorenson Jeremiah O’neil Assemblyman Ties Ekern Senate Civil Service Commission Civil Service Law. Atty Gilbert

Monroe Scribers Noted in Madison Democrat Write-up

The Madison Democrat highlights Monroe natives W. D. Schoenfield and W. W. Young for major journalism roles. Schoenfield spent a decade at the Milwaukee Sentinel after starting in Monroe, rising from Democrat reporter to city editor and AP night editor. Young preceded him as Democrat city editor and later joined the New York World before becoming Chicago Evening Journal city editor.

Madison Democrat Monroe W. D. Schoenfield Milwaukee Sentinel Democrat Associated Press Sentinel W. W. Young Young New York World Chicago Evening Journal

Miners Strike Rich Cave Rivals Black Jack Mine

Mining experts describe a vast cave 300 feet long with walls floors and ceiling covered in ore in East Galena township near Galena. The find on the Michael Ehrler farm shows lead and jack ore in great pyramids. engineers report immense, potentially valuable riches beyond initial estimates.

Galena Tribune Michael Ehrler Galena Township Wisconsin B. C. Dinsdale Appleton Wis Ehmer O’neil Galena

For Sale of East Washington Street Property Forreston

Former Dr. Loofbourow property on East Washington street brick house two lots 109 feet on Washington street and 152 feet deep includes ice house and other outbuildings terms and particulars via T B Fager Forreston Illinois

For Sale East Street Residence Offered by S P Fiat

S P Fiat offers a desirable residence on East Street for sale at a very reasonable price. The seller notes the location and property appeal.

East Street S. P. Fiat

Matrimonial Notes From Freeport Marriages

Freeport couple Miss Emily Van Matre and Burton L. Figeley wed at the First M E parsonage with no attendants. They plan a Chicago honeymoon and later settle in Chamberlain South Dakota for Figeley to pursue real estate business. Also local nuptials include Miss Rosa Zinser with Mr John Hoven in Madison and Miss Bertha Messerli and Mr Verne Henn at St John’s Evangelical church with plans to farm in Clarno.

Freeport Journal Emily van Matre Freeport Burton L. Figeley San Francisco M. E C. W. Baskill Chicago Chamberlain, S. D Figeley Rosa Zinser John Hoven Madison Rockford Hoven Northwestern Hotel Emma Messerli Ben Holstopple Clarno St. John’s Evangelical Church Alfred Schuh Bertha Messerli Verne Henn

Real estate transfers recorded in Cadiz Albany York and Clarno regions

A list of real estate sales including cadiz york albany clarno and New Glarus areas. Names such as Frank Stoldt George Lick Elwood Bucher Tom Wall Tom Hermanson August Fischer Samuel Hefty Maud Knight Jacob Becker Jacob Elmer and Della Shong are linked to parcels ranging from 8 to 211 acres and river blocks with prices from 550 to 15 400 dollars. Transactions cover sec 33 31 23 19 25 35 36 with village and town designations.

R. B. Gifford H. B. Gifford Jefferson Elwood B. Bucher Frank Stoldt Cadiz Tom J. Wall Tom Hermanson York Charlie Fischer Richard Babler August Fischer Town of Albany Samuel Hefty Jacob Frick Village of New Glarus E. P. Atherton Maud Knight Albany Jacob J. Becker Jacob Elmer Richard McEllegott Della C. Shong Clarno

Hench jailed again for vagrancy after drunken arrest

Alfred Hench of New Glarus was fined for drunken and disorderly conduct and later jailed for thirty days at the work house after reoffending near the fair grounds. He had promised to leave town but drank again, prompting the stern justice to order extended punishment and a pledge only after sobriety.

Alfred Hench New Glarus Marshal Blunt Hench

Leather Post Cards by C. L. Chambers

Collectible hand burned and painted leather post cards attributed to artist C. L. Chambers offered in a large batch. Includes unique designs showcasing engraved motifs and signed works.

C. L. Chambers

Milk Famine Strikes Wisconsin City of Dairy Country

The city in Green County and its surrounding area face a milk shortage despite Green County housing 200 cheese factories producing 10 million pounds of cheese annually. Milkmen serve only some customers daily, forcing use of condensed milk or evaporated cream for social events and home use. Farmers sell most milk to factories or the condensed milk plant, with winter milk fetching high prices as contracts limit local supply. The dairy plant plans to expand capacity, but local availability remains scarce with the product largely shipped out.

Wisconsin Green County Elgin California China State Agricultural Experiment Station

Neglect Leaves Horse Dead After Untied Team Incident

Hans Christiansen lost a valuable horse after leaving his untied team at a neighbor's house on Monday night. The wagon animal ran on the ice near Bucklin farm, suffered a fatal head injury, and was killed to end its suffering. Christiansen stayed with the neighbor overnight and delayed locating the team until the next day.

Brodhead Register Hans Christansen Mr. Christiansen Bucklin Farm Mr. Christianson

Health Adverts Urge Tea for Liver and Kidney Circulation

An old line guides readers to improve sluggish liver and kidney circulation with daily exercise and Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. The ad promises benefit and lists price at 35 cents for tea or tablets from A. F. Lichtenwalner.

Hollister A. F.lichtenwalner

Also Mentioned on This Page

the Times Milwaukee Road Matter Mortuary Record Newcomer Black Jack O'Neil The Times Proud Bird Roy Jaberg United States Express Office Paul J. Weirich G. F. Sickinger Zinser-Haven George Lick
Search Courier

Search the Monroe Weekly Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Monroe Weekly Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication