Fourth of July Celebration Draws Large Monroe Crowd
Thousands visited Monroe for the town Fourth of July events with ceremonies at the square, a dress parade, and performances by Albina vaudeville company, two battles simulating skirmishes, and a grand fireworks show. City groups and bands provided entertainment while a modest deficit prompted calls for a 1 percent fundraising response.
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Goo
Promias
Monroor
Aloe
Albina
Bia
Everts
Davis
Tiny
Hotnell
Karlen
Cumiingham
Eugene Ryan
Met
Alfred Duerat
Leonard
Kisher
Grean
Papeioy
D. Blin
Canter
Covey
Guyey
Condon
Becker
Nevta
Peck
Knipschild
Caralaice
Hinebcht
Sheldon
Gavey
Engold
Court Honge Park
Onty
Morriing
Monroe Corn
Lineis Central Depot
Madison Company
Council Proceedings Regular Meeting Adopts Bills and Reports
Regular council meeting called by Mayor A 5 p m with all members present except Ald Kren Zimamnervinn Minutes read and approved Bills allowed including Monroe Evening Times printing Dodge Lumber Co and others Weighmasters report filed and licenses approved on compliance Claims referred to committees Adjourned City Clerk Collin W Waicu
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Ciamier
Donglaant Tah P. mL
Ald
Kren Zimamnervinn
Monroe Evening Times
B. D. Gorham
Lamber
Dodge Lamber Co
Lawber
Vis A. Stantacher
Muythaler
Inbor
Maine
Treasury
Jos. Bridge
Collin W. Waicu
Weather forecast for Wisconsin shown by Weuter Bureau
Today's outlook calls for showers and thunderstorms Thursday. Warm temperatures and southerly winds expected across the state with improving conditions later.
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Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Weuter Bureau
August Outings Planned by Royal Arcanum and Woodmen
The Royal Arcanum and the Modern Woodmen announce August outings with appointed committees. The Woodmen picnic seems likely while the Royal Arcanum attire is undecided. August 81 marks nineteen years since the Royal Arcanum's founding and a suitable anniversary plan is planned.
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Royal Arcanum
Royal Arcam Wis
China Wedding in Cadiz Celebrates 20th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Whitehend celebrated their China wedding Sunday July 1 at home in Cadiz. A large number of friends and relatives attended to celebrate their twentieth anniversary with a sumptuous dinner. They received many presents and warm wishes for many more anniversaries.
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J. A. Whitehend
China
Cadiz
Celery Compound Nerve Medicine Promises Sleep Aid
An old advertisement touts Lichty’s Celery nerve compound as a remedy for insomnia. It claims the extract of celery with other efficacious ingredients deranges nerves in a beneficial way, producing prompt soothing effects and aiding sleep. Sold by A. F Lichtwalter.
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A. F Lichtenwalter
Germans Sweep School Meeting in Union No 1 Vote
German groups carried the Union school district No 1 meeting at Turner ball. Carl Marty won a board seat, Nora Churchill was replaced, and W W Hodges held the clerk post. Debates included German language teaching and school funding, with two ballots cast for the board member race and German instruction debated amid budget talks.
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Union School District No. 1
Turnerball
Geringo
Carl Marty
Herald Office
Nora Churchill
W. WW
Hodges Wa
Succes
J.T. Sherron
Hodges
Mr. Sherron
Jacob Karlen
W. G. Trukenbrod
Luchslager
A. C. Dodge
Churchill
Marty
Trukenbrod
Churchhill
Deutsche Gesellschaft
Luchsinger
Joseph Wood
Thos. Luchsinger
Chas
Varney
acHodl Board
Doi Lachsinger
Moetiig
Novell
A.C. Dodge
Mar. Lavhsinger
Joan Wielan
Teather
ADDAC
Ingarany UC
Colin W. Wright
Land at Queenstown and arrivals from New York voyage
A Queenstown letter dated the 22 reports G C Barker and Son and Ward Barker arriving safely. They sailed from New York June 16 aboard a ship with 1520 passengers and 25 crew, the Montoeites noting only Yankees aboard. They plan to celebrate July 4 at the Paris exposition then travel to Switzerland. They expect to reach Paris soon after and Vinil will join them there. Robert Eaton, who visited J C Booth’s home, returned to Orangeville this afternoon.
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Queenstown
Leerland
G. CG. Barker and Son
Ward Barker
New York
Montoeites
Switzerland
Paris
Vinil
Times
Jetter Back Into Local Postoffice Appointment Planned
Georgia official appoints Robt A Bitter as acting postmaster of a local office with full charge pending Washington approval. The change aims to shift duties from Jetter, who remains in charge but cites workload and conflict with printing business. Salary adjustments and bond requirements noted, with Bitter chosen for experience and reliability.
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GA. Booth
Robt
A. Biter
Tilly
Postofice
Washington
Etter
Kent
Internal Revenue
Booth
Aml
Ile
Qubive
Bouth
Bitter
Booth Ines
Mississippi River Runs Low, Records Mark Drought
The Mississippi River is at its lowest level on record with water depths diminished across many pockets. Freight carriers refuse to load due to the shallow channels. Bert Tregitt and his family, residents of Beloit, returned home this afternoon after news of the low river level.
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Mississippi River
Bert Tregitt
Phos. Corking
Beloit
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