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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1907
Page
7
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Mr. Fred Trachsel presented sixteen pupils in a piano recital at his home last Wednesday evening. The younger players delighted the audience, while the advanced students gave a high quality second half. About eighty friends attended, with Anna Marty and Jessie Green assisting. The program included works by Grieg, Chopin, Moszkowski, and Beethoven among others, featuring solos, duets, and vocal numbers.
State university offers home study options for clubs and organizations across Wisconsin. The extension division will provide lectures or independent study at moderate fees, using lantern slides and phonographs where suitable. Targeted for mechanics, teachers, housekeepers, and farmers to gain access to expert instruction.
Researchers seek which elements in coal create dangerous dust. Attempts have been made to isolate the critical constituents but results remain inconclusive and not very enlightening.
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri recounts five years of kidney disease with weight loss and poor health. After trying doctors and remedies he used Foley's Kidney Cure and recovered in less than two bottles. The ad notes kidney issues rise in hot weather and excess drinking and urges prompt treatment at West Side drug store.
Memorial day observance by O. F. Pinney post G A R drew record crowds in Turner hall and Greenwood cemetery. A full program featured a Memorial Day ode by Joseph Wood, an eloquent address by City Attorney A S Douglas, roll of honor read by Henry Hoehn, Gettysburg Address by Dorothy Stearns, and military and civic procession led by Monroe Military band. Weather was favorable, business closures observed, and many schoolchildren joined with flags in the parade.
A. J. McGranahan and Son operate as real estate mining and land brokers handling improved farms and city property for sale or rent. They offer negotiable loans on real estate and note that no charge is made for showing properties. Senior member is a practical farmer and judge of land and values. Office Room 17 Bailey block Platteville Wis.
West Side Drug Store announces Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs colds and lung troubles is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs and is recommended for children and adults.
In Paris the Marquis of Courtemache runs a romantic pool to win Molly Flick, heiress of Flick & Co. He courts her with tours of Versailles and invitations to high society, but is betrayed when Molly reveals she favors George Trimmingham. The marquis discovers he has spent nearly nothing and is left penniless after the engagement plot collapses.
Government tests stamp vending machines adaptable to 1 cent and 5 cent coins for 11 cent and 5 cent stamps and postal cards. No 2 cent coin exists, the 2 cent stamp is in highest demand. Two 1 cent stamps can be used. machine trials to run in large cities first, then Monroe and similar towns if successful.
Chas E Barr of Clinton Iowa pleaded guilty in the circuit court on two counts of conspiracy tied to bidding and letting bridge contracts across eighteen townships. He acted as a Clinton Bridge Co rep to secure steel for bridges and allegedly exceeded authority by agreeing with the Shons to supply steel at a set price, boosting his cash reserve per Clinton Bridge Co president Wilson. The bridge company was indicted alongside Barr.
Hyomei is marketed to treat catarrh and nasal throat symptoms with inhaled medication. The complete outfit costs $1.00 and Trakenbrod's Pharmacy guarantees a refund if the treatment does not meet claims.
Henry Oldys argues in Harper's that independent musical development in humans mirrors birdsong progression. He likens the global rise of music to a narrowing river back to a birdlike seed, noting birds once offered music of a higher order by modern standards.
An amateur photographer demonstrates a milk colored plate that, when water is poured on, reveals a developing image. The back coat holds soluble developer. water dissolves it and starts the image. The photographer claims the concept is good but notes the plates are not yet market ready and still imperfect.
A M McCulley ordered to construct cement walks. Reference to first class work and many satisfied customers. Phone 414 evenings or call Monroe Planing Mill office.
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