Odd Fellows Open Wide Their Purse for Cyclone Relief
Local lodge No. 72 Monrow contributes 100 to New Richmond relief for cyclone victims. Chairman A. C. Dodge forwards 303.45 from total local contributions to relief commissions, with 140.24 from First National Bank, 164.20 from Citizens Bank, and 40 for New Richmond lodge. Indirect praise for fraternal generosity and humanity.
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Toom
Samong
Monrow Lodge
New Richmond Relief Commission
1.C.C. F
A. CG. Dodge
Relief Comunittes
O. W. Mouher
State Relief Commision
First National Bank
Citizens Bank
Toa Lolitor
Richard Hoe
Richmond I. 0
Real Estate Transfers In Monroe From One Day
Several real estate transfers are recorded in Monroe. H E Wells buys part of Jets 62 and 58 from Mrs RE Stevens for 33650, including corner post office back area. Wells then sells lot 8 block 41 and part of lot 14 Main street to Frank B Preston for 1200. Annie Timmons sells lot 1 and south of lot 14 block 6 Ander icks addition to Emil Norder for 400. A trapezer transfers lots 7 and 4 block 6 Ludlow's addition from Albert M Gream to Mrs R B Stevens.
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H. E. Wells
RE. E. Stevens
Lybrand
Green County
H.E. Wells
Frank B. Preston
Main Street
Annie Timmons
Emil Norder
Anderick
City of
Monroe
Ludlow
Albert M. Gream
R. B. Stevens
Adam Shafer’s Fourth Fireworks Accident at Beloit
Adam Bhater and wife of Whitewater arrived last evening to stay two weeks. He left for Freeport and Rock Island and will return tomorrow. He faked a leg injury to mend an injured ar tist and celebrated the Fourth by firing an 83b cannon. The first load of powder performed. the next shell misfired, burning his left wrist and tearing away sleeve and flesh. Beloit’s school census shows 8,138 residents aged 4 to 20.
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Adam Bhater
Whitewater
Freeport
Rock Island
Arrist
Ifo
Talk by Gen. Charles King at Nations Lake assembly
James E. Moseley of the Nations Lake assembly says General Charles King will lecture on With the Volunteers at Manila at the assembly on Wednesday July 19. King recently returned to Milwaukee after gallant service with U S troops in the Philippines. He is a noted orator and is expected to attract many Monroe visitors for the 2 oclock talk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Moseley
Nations Lake
Stfternoon
Gen. King
Monroe Boy Heads Big Corporation in Green Bay
Monroe native Frank Schoenfeld has been elected vice president of the McCartney Street Railway & Power Co. of Green Bay. The firm, with Chicago’s T. J. McCartney as president and J. H. Taylor as secretary treasurer, also lists Mrs. Ll. Whelen and William McCartney on the board. The company, capitalized at 30000, owns exclusive franchises, a power plant, nearly ten miles of tracks, and modern electric cars. Schoenfeld will divide time between the rail road postal service and his new duties with a two week monthly layoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shoenfield
Monroe
McCartney Street Railway &Power Co
Green Bay
T. J. McCartney
Chicago Ia
J. H. Taylor
Ll. Whelen
William McCartney
Barnesville
David McCartney
Schoenfeld
Gruen Bay
Railway Postal Service
Street Railway Company
GALL ISSUED FOR STATE MILITIA ENCAMPMENTS
Madison Adjutant General Boardman issues orders for Wisconsin National Guard camps at Camp Douglas. First Regiment dates Aug 13 to 18, Second Aug 4 to 11, Third Aug 19 to 29, and the Millyankes battalion and light horse squadron Aug 26 to Sept 1.
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Madison
Adjutant General Boardman
Wisconsin National Guard
Camp Douglas
Mng
Grant Military Reservation
Batallion
Light Horse
Millyankes
Toland praised by La Crosse business leaders and papers
A compilation of favorable letters and editorials from La Crosse and Ottawa praising Toland. They describe his integrity, organizational skill, and success with his business university, predicting strong impact in multiple communities. Local press lauds his educational and entrepreneurial vision.
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A.D. Hrrencous
Mercantile Agency
R. D. Dunn
la Grosse, Wis
Toland
la Crosse
Wis
W.B. Gungnyoon
Cashier
Tuland
Romy
Sere Bank
J. M. Houbey
Litroaga
Wauseu
Bull Claire
Monroy
Northwest
Ghénanteuil
Gradu Ptes
Ary
Thabissa
Uong
Legion of Ottawa
Dally Journal
Ottawa
Wagon Trip to Hot Springs Two Month Journey
Sam Lytle and Reddy Edelman start a two month wagon journey to Hot Springs Arkansas with two horses and terrier Taya. They travel in a fitted wagon as their home while friends hope they proceed safely. Ray Hawthorn is recovering with Dr N. Loofbourow assisting after a Sunday illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Lytle
Reddy
Edelman
Hot Springs
Ark
Jack
Jenny
Cunningham
Taya
Freeport
Minoris Hot Springs
Arkansas
Franklin Church Dedication Cleared Its Debt
The new union church at Franklin was formally dedicated on opening Sunday with three services. Attendance filled the house at both morning and afternoon, as Rev. A D Whitney and Rev. Wm Smith preached. Trustees celebrated with the keys presented to Frank J Millman, and regular meetings start later the month as debt was cleared and a heater installed.
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Bethel Choir
la Dussing
Wm. Smith
Blanchardville
Board of Trustees
Rev. Smith
Whitnay
Thoas
Crop conditions in the state and tax report noted
The week saw temperatures from 72 on the southwest border to 63 by Lake Superior with early heat giving way to cooler days. Rainfall was liberal and well distributed, heavy in northern and eastern counties with over an inch weekly total. Central counties faced severe storms including a tornado in Waupaca and Outagamie. Corn progress matched last year, crops generally fine though weed growth and rain slowed cultivation. Winter wheat and rye ripening, oats and barley excellent, haying delayed, pastures excellent, potatoes fair, fruit abundant. Internal revenue notes show a brewery tax year ending July 1 with revenue up about 10,000 and total beer output 0.818 barrels. Revenue tax impact higher due to war taxes.
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Lake Superior
Eurly
Waupaca
Outagamie
Mource
European Tour Begins for Janesville Pair
W W Watt and Jos A Van Kirk, popular Janesville young men, depart Saturday for New York to embark on a European tour starting July 19. They will visit England Scotland Ireland Holland Paris and travel through Switzerland and Italy with credentials from Washington officials. Dr J F Pember and Mrs Sweenay of Janesville have also left on an extended trip abroad.
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W. W. Watt
D. W. Watt
Jos. A. van Kirk
Janesville
New York City
Europe
Thar
St. Paul
England
Scotland
Ireland
Holland
Paris
Switzerland
Italy
Washington
J. F. Pember
Sweenay
Cadiz Boy Drowns in Pocatanics River Near Lattice Bridge
Glen Howe a 14 year old son of Mr and Mrs Ale Howe of Cadiz township drowned in Pocatanics river near the Lattice bridge about 8 o clock Friday afternoon while swimming with two other boys including his brother Cramped and sank near the pier he was not seen again A hundred people rushed to help and Charles Allen recovered the body after diving to the bottom The family and community mourn the tragedy while Shriner Bros were called to handle the remains
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Glen Howe
Ale Howe
Cadiz Township
Pocatanics
Ann Mile
Chas. Allen
Fitzgibbons 10 Build Three Stories High
Fitzgibbons Bros Carrings works will rise a three story brick building twenty feet higher than the current three story structure. The new frontage will extend 120 feet across the plant. W H Caradine and Wilder won the contract as the lowest bidders. Work begins once materials orders are filled. The Robarts block contract also lies with Caradine. Major Doh Mein of Milwanker to join the Thirtieth U.S. volunteers. Madison trip Sunday on Nickel Central excursion priced at one dollar.
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Fitzgibbons Bros. Carrings Works
Hia
W.H. Caradine
Wilder
Carrite
Caradine
Robartsiac
Doh. Mein
Milyanker
Jacksnville
United Sates Volunteers
Tilinnix
Michigan
Wisconsin
Madison
Monroe Considers Fourth of July Street Fair Next Year
City residents weigh plans for a four day Independence Day celebration with a street fair in Monroe. Freeport visitors praised the street fair while others called it a falser, and officials cite expenses around 3500 dollars as they study options including a one day or longer event to attract farmers and traders and keep money in town.
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la Monroe
Freeport
Monroe
Freeport Alliline
East Binney
Janodville
Everyoaes
Enough
Bee
Monros
Nes Isleny
Three Link Installation at Monroe Lodge and Rescue of Children
Monroe Lodge No. 2 installs officers including Getz N. G and Moythater V. G with J. W. Odell as secretary. John Diebenditer and Frank Shriner noted. meanwhile Judge Becker sent three neglected children to Sparta's Children's Bureau. Father Tra De Vell, hospital case, remains away. Chicago unions to pay nine in a game Saturday in Albany.
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Monroe Lodge
de. J. J. Saseman
Ti Getz
Sherif
John W. Gardin
Sparta
Tink
Becker
Repuny
Brooklyn
Tra de Vell
Toy Stendersh Hospital
Lmm
Chon
Broker
Chicago
Tive Albany
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New Richmond
R. E. Stevens
Adam Shafer
Cobens Beloit
Gen
Charles King
Monona Lake Assembly
Monroe Boy
Street Railway & Power Co
GALL
Monroe Business University
Tuslaeus University
Aftair
Salia Factory
la Grosse National Basi
W. BorTon
Hig
Madison, Wik
Gouil Bukds
Toland Iyage
Bustages College
Eleney
Man— Ayee
Dily Conte Zomon
Cantal
Pian
Fonul
Hines
Herald
Sprins Vallis
Poland
Monzog
Ohstitelias Sui
Uixeoneaye
Bert
Wells $E
Washington Street
Country
Ray Hawthorn
Beon
Lina
LN. A. Loofbourow
Franklin Church
Weather Bureau
Sam Kohler
Sory
W. Watt
Jas. A. van Kirk
Pecatonica River
Shriner Bros
Callid
Fitzgibbons
W. H. Caradine
Manzy
Hiac
N. G
O. T. Moythater
V. G
Albert Mather
J. W
Oscar Reiley
LIVY
BE. Bley
John Diebenditer
Y. G
Frank A. Shriner
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