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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
12
Monroe considers licenses at tonight's council meeting amid fears of denials due to latest violations. Proposals limit new licenses, raise annual fees to 300 dollars, and tie permit numbers to population, potentially reducing saloon numbers from twenty four to seventeen.
The Monroe commencement unfolds with Rev. E. C. Dixon delivering the address next Sunday at M. E. church, Turner hall hosts exercises Wednesday, a class play Thursday, and alumni banquet Friday. Tickets from Schneider Bros. shoe store. prices, seating details, and full program including solos, readings, and diplomas.
A small boy near five rides with his mother in a suburban car. After the conductor learns the boy’s age, which did not require a fare, the boy calls out that his mother is thirty one. The moment hints at childlike curiosity and family details in everyday urban life.
The tale recounts Rabbi Meir away at college and his wife Beruria facing two ill children who die. She evades but then reveals a moral, saying the owner has reclaimed the jewels she held in trust as she weeps. The anecdote from the Talmud uses the children as jewels.
The text argues duties are not burdens but can become friendly with a positive attitude. Do not idolize duty or worship it without understanding. treating duties kindly leads to happiness, while anger or worry worsens the burden.
In Tooting London a suburb two adjacent villas carry the names Iodine and Arnica. The odd pairing draws attention as residents note the distinct labeling of neighboring homes. Local historians suggest the names may reflect a mid century naming trend.
The article explains that leaders like Morgan Harriman Ryan and Wanamaker sustain vast ventures by building a strong protective system. They pick individuals suited to roles who will implement the employer’s program precisely and take on associated risks.
An advertisement touts economy in eating with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a health aid. It claims the mind and body benefit from a frugal diet and offers tea or tablets for 35 cents, attributed to A. F. Lichtenwalner.
A Twin Grove column lists visits by Will Jones and family, Chester Belveal with his mother, Steve Schadt family, Clyde Chambers bringing news of a newborn daughter June 2, and other gatherings. A new cheese factory north of Edgar Myers begins milk shipments June 1. A long note recounts a century old tale of Sir John Sinclair and nightingales sent to Scotland.
Emerson Hough muses on the distinctiveness of place names and their sounds in a passage from Outing Magazine. The piece contrasts the musical flow of Mesopotamia with the rugged vigor of Saskatchewan, invoking northern landscapes, rivers, wildlife, and the spirit of travel.
The Derby outcome hinges on a late objection after Caractacus wins by a neck as owner battles for validation. A stable boy Parsons guides the horse to the finish while Lord Stamford raises doubts about full course completion. Admiral Rous notes a quarter hour window for filing an objection, sealing an agonizing moment for the owner.
The Dundee Adver tiser notes the monkfish has numerous popular names. It resembles a shark and a skate, earning labels such as monk fish fiddle fish angelfish and shark ray, while science classifies it as squatina angelus in the Angelfish group.
An ad by A. F. Lichtenwalner promotes Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a nerve tonic that purifies the blood strengthens nerves regulates bowels aids kidneys cures stomach troubles and rebuilds nervous energy with tea or tablets priced at 35 cents.
The ad promotes Templeton Seamless Rugs and a spring ready-to-wear sale with deep reductions. It highlights 9x12 and 8-3x10-6 rugs at 26 dollars, all-wool skirts and suits discounted to 4.45 to 12.00, and June Bride outfits plus wide selections of ribbons laces embroideries gloves and hosiery in large stock.
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