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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
4
City council will review saloon license applications at the regular meeting as anxious saloon men fear worst cases. A new law may limit licenses by population, with Monroe at twenty four now and a future cap around seventeen, affecting new applicants only.
The passage argues duty is not inherently unpleasant and should be approached with a positive outlook. Treat duties kindly to gain cooperation and happiness, but avoid idolizing duty as an idol leads to misunderstanding.
The 1907 commencement season in Monroe begins next Sunday with Rev E Dixon delivering the annual address at M E church. Turner hall hosts contionment and class day events, diplomas Friday, and a class play Thursday. Alumni banquet closes the week. Tickets available at Schneider Bros shoe store after Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs Will Jones and daughter visited. Chester Belveal and his mother Mrs Kate Belveal were guests. Mr and Mrs Steve Schadt spent Sunday with AL Chilson. Clyde Chambers welcomed a daughter born June 2 weighing nine pounds. Many families listed as visiting others Sunday in the Edgar Myers area. The new cheese factory north of Edgar Myers was completed and milk hauled there. A century ago Sir John Sinclair funded nightingale eggs to Scotland, robins replaced by nightingales, and the birds never returned. Derby anxieties over racehorse rivalries and a tale of stable boy Parsons narrowly winning with Caractacus. Lord Stamford’s objection noted. Various wildlife names and a Dundee Advertiser note on monkfish aliases conclude.
A fragmentary notice from a London suburb describes two tavo villas named Joanne and Arnica and circles the idea of powerful figures shaping crime and consent. It hints at a system where recruitment serves employer agendas and signals a sharp critique of social control.
A fragment notes that some women are extremely nervous, contrasting with ordinary nerves, using a vivid line about the constant rustle of silk skirts to imply heightened agitation without broad context. The text centers on a single character’s remark and mood.
Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea purifies the blood strengthens the nerves regulates the bowels aids the kidneys cures stomach troubles builds up nervous force and repairs ill effects of over eating. Tea or tablets eighty five cents? (price text varies). A. F. Lichtenwalner.
A playful meditation on words and rivers, comparing Mesopotamia to a vivid riverine scene. The passage evokes wild fowl, sledges, and breath in cold air, contrasting grand place names with personal storytelling. It references Everson Hough and Quitne Magazine as cultural touchstones.
Oriental and floral patterns describe fabrics in the department with substantial reductions. Women’s all-wool skirts and spring suits are offered at low prices, including $4.45 skirts and $4.98 suits, with multiple color options and sizes. Graduation outfits and accessories like ribbons laces embroideries gloves and hosiery round out a large stock for June brides.
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