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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1907

Page

3

Camp Orders for Co H Wisconsin National Guard

Capt. F A Shriner issues all night bivouac orders for Co H to Grandview for July 3. Soldiers to report July 3 at 7 p m in service uniforms with blanket rolls. march to armory 9:30 a m for parade at 10, sham battle at 3. camp Douglas train July 6 at 6:45 a m aboard special train for Co H.

Co. H F. A. Shriner Adjutant General Boardman Wisconsin National Guard Grandview Addition Shriner Camp Douglas

Hit Ad Schemes Reorganization Spurs Freeport merchants

Freeport Business Men's association plans a Greater Freeport and a system to shield merchants from advertising schemes. Joliet Merchants' secretary Anton Schager backed newspapers as vital advertising mediums, calling other schemes pernicious nuisances. He urged merchants to support papers, noting savings and higher returns from newspaper advertising.

Freeport Business Men’s Association Freeport Anton Schager Joliet Schager Daily Press Daily Papers

Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Claim

An old advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as addressing disease at its root and boosting vigor. It claims life producing properties and offers tea or tablets at 35 cents from A. F. Lichtenwalner.

Hollister A. F. Lichtenwalner

Notice to Settle Accounts Due Bennetts

Parties indebted to the dental firm of Bennett and Rust are urged to call and pay the accounts promptly to settle the business. C. W. Bennett.

Bennett & Rust C. W. Bennett

Sidewalk Width Requirement Set by City Committee

All property owners intending to construct cement sidewalks are notified that from and after this date all new walks must be at least five feet wide. By order of Committee on Streets and Sidewalks. Dated June 20, 1907.

Cordwood and Stove Wood For Sale By W B Shafer

Cordwood and stove wood of all kinds for sale by W B Shafer. Phone 282.

W B Shafer

Smallpox Concerns Prompt Quarantine Measures in Winslow

Dr. C E Crawford and Dr. R J Burns discuss Winslow smallpox cases believed mild. Three cases reported with more expected from exposure. Measures to restrict movement of exposed individuals tied to potential quarantine. watchful eye on trains and Fourth of July plans amid efforts to limit spread to Freeport.

Freeport C. E. Crawford State Board of Health R. J. Burns Winslow Crawford Burns Des. Crawford Bulletin

Passion Play Illustrated Lecture By Rev Scoville

Rev Chas Reign Scoville will present an illustrated lecture on The Passion Play for Union Church in Christ at Turner hall on Monday July 8. Admission is 25 cents. Over 100 colored transparencies will be projected, using views of Oberammergau.

Chas. Reign Scoville Union Church In Christ Turner Hall Oberammergau Scoville Evangelist

MISSES FOUNTAINS PRAISES CITY WATER OWNERSHIP

An elderly resident tells a reporter that if the water works remained private the public square fountains would have run by now. He learns the city has ordered new fountains and a city clerk is expediting the purchase, with the old ones kept running until arrival.

Water Works Company

Dying by Inches in Janesville Court Hearing Continued

Florence Dugan charged with assault with intent to kill has had another hearing continued in Janesville municipal court. George Schumaker the gunshot victim shows slight improvement though gangrene has damaged spinal muscles and partial paralysis remains with some sensation in the lower limbs.

Florence Dugan Janesville George Schumaker

Value of Good Intentions

A reflection on resolutions noting that intentions often outshine results and that consistent effort matters more than thoughts alone. The author, citing Woman's Life, argues that active striving, not mere promises, yields better character and outcomes.

Meanest New York man outwitted by cucumber frame tale

A city florist recalls a wealthy visitor who asked to pay five cents for a tiny cucumber. The man left a fifty dollar bill and promised to return for the produce, but forgot to tip or share the nickel. By the time the coachman retrieved the cucumber, it had grown into a large specimen.

New York

Americans Made Shakespeare What He Is Declares Landlady

A London reporter staying in Stratford on Avon recalls asking his landlady who Shakespeare was. She says he was not respected years ago, and it was the Americans who elevated his fame.

London Stratford-on-Avon Shakespeare

Suffering That Chastens

A compact reflection on how suffering sharpens perception and tempers life, quoting R L Stevenson to express pain’s educative power and the enduring value found in endurance through hardship.

Take Advice and Be Cautious At Dinner Talk

A humorous anecdote recalls doctors fending off solicitous strangers who seek free medical counsel. Abernethy dismisses an alderman with a quip after hearing a catalogue of woes. A French doctor meets a persistent boulevard petitioner by bluntly instructing her to disrobe for examination.

Abernethy

Card of Thanks for Evelyn Fetterhoff

We thank all who assisted us during the sickness death and burial of our dear daughter and sister Evelyn Your kind acts and floral tributes lightened our sorrow Gratitude to those who helped at Staver cemetery Samuel Fetterhoff and family

Evelyn Staver Cemetery Samuel Fetterhoff

Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Ad Sells Cure

A vintage advertisement claims Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea will do the work or no pay with a price of 35 cents. Signed by A. F. Lichtenwalner.

Hollister A. F. Lichtenwalner

Debtors urged to settle accounts with Fred Maeder

All parties who know themselves indebted to Fred Maeder are requested to call at his place and settle their accounts before July 1.

Fred Maeder

Cement Walks Ordered From A M McCulley

First class work and the many satisfied customers. Give A M McCulley the order to build your cement walks. Phone 414 evenings or call Monroe Planing Mill office.

A. M. McCulley Monroe Planing Mill

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Co.h Monroe R. L. Stevenson Benkert & Stauffacher South Side Square Monroe, Wis DMIR B. Clark C. E. Secor Commercial & Savings Bank B’ld Clark Real Secor The Times Business Man
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