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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
2
In Dawn Hill harbor, Jim Blacklock confronts Mowbray Langdon over Anita and her love. After a tense confrontation, Anita declares her love for Jim, Langdon departs humbled, and Jim and Anita share a renewed, intimate moment as the story closes.
A brief seaside scene records a whispered declaration of enduring love. He asks how long she will love him, she vows to the very last day of her vacation, and he nestles closer to her breast. Milwaukee Beantiol notes the moment with gentle, lyrical tone.
A Houston Post quip notes travelers should avoid leaving all their money with a hotel upon arrival, suggesting the opposite approach as prudent. The column mocks overcautious practices in lodging while urging practical handling of funds.
An interview with a local printer explains how aggressive advertising via printers ink spurred home spending, higher salaries, and growing newspaper readership as residents kept money local. The Record expands to a 12 page weekly, hires two more lab printers, and adds a new printing press amid rising business.
A store owner recalls how bold half page newspaper ads boosted sales for six months, uncovering forgotten stock, hiring clerks, and expanding deliveries. He notes mortgage payoff, a generous church gift, and thriving trade with locals who once favored mail order. The wave of prosperity shifts focus to ads and bargains.
A fragment shows a buyer asking to bring a person to a market for a birthday present for his wife, with names Wright A and Patterson mentioned in the exchange. The brief implies a casual transaction or social interaction rather than a formal sale.
Ten reasons from an exchange urging local shopping. Emphasizes benefits of dealing with home merchants for credit, satisfaction, taxes, property values, and community well being. Contrasts with mail order houses and urges readers to support local commerce.
A regional historical society formed by prominent Abbey citizens revisits the Wilkes-Barre mountain area near Laurel Rim. In 1779 General John Sullivan allegedly buried some soldiers along the route during his expedition against the Iroquois confederacy. Two Sundays ago, members searched the mountain but found only a few Indian arrow points.
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