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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
15
The Monroe Wisconsin weekly lists subscriptions, local travel notes, marriages, public notices, and social items. Residents including Fred Wagner, Paul Ruf, Miss Marie Hektoen, Senator Harry C. Martin, and others are mentioned with travels to Chicago Madison Beloit and Dixon. A Caradine milk license trial is set, anti trust warrants issued against Chicago papers, and remarks on frost impacts and farming prospects.
A wide-ranging daily roundup lists residents and visitors in Clarno Cadiz Brodhead and nearby areas including deliveries and meetings. Notables include J P Walker post office inspector L J Breylinger from Monticello and Henry Cooper attending Janesville school for the blind graduation talk.
J H Kleeberger traveled to Beloit while Rev Thomas Dempsey visited Brodhead. Several residents journeyed to Chicago Denver and Albany for business and events. A divorce decree was granted to Peter L Myers for desertion and Carl Franzel Jr. was fined for assault with a pending divorce action by his wife. Local society meetings and notices abound as residents engage in surveys services and entertainment.
Mrs H D Lackey returns to Wisconsin after assisting ill mother Mrs Katie Alleman in Monroe. Miss Alice Copeland to teach at Colville Washington next year. Bankers group meeting in Platteville. local bankers return. La Follette healthier after Rocky Mountain outing. lecture schedule. Summer home in Dane County for sale. Woodmen picnic train from Monroe to Rockford. City council plat issue resolved. Dennis West property not pursued. Championship baseball Friday: Monroe vs Orangeville at fairground. Auction sale of a 20x40 frame building. Monroe Business Men's Association meeting to plan Milwaukee Merchants visit and summer band concerts. High school alumni banquet planned for June 14 Armory. Methodist ladies to serve banquet at 6:30 PM.
Ushashi natives wear hats crafted from lion skins. The article highlights traditional headgear and cultural symbolism within the community.
Trukenbrod's Pharmacy promotes Hyomei as the best remedy for catarrh, arguing stomach dosing is unscientific. They claim the inhaled treatment reaches the germs directly and offer a money back guarantee with every outfit sold, priced at one dollar.
A Washington Star quote notes Money could rise like an eagle or sink like a goose depending on circumstances, reflecting on wealth and luck. The line is attributed to Uncle Eben and echoes financial themes in everyday speech.
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