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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1900

Page

8

Tuesday's Personals Notice Normandy West Union

A jumble of social notes from Weudfond and nearby towns lists residents and visitors such as August Misteli from Teak today, Miss Mable Silva, William Peick, Hattie Willen, Louis Uilelowiak, Gotlieb Winliiver, Sadie Honeywell, Maggie Ceeagtiun, and many others. Mentions arrivals, departures, marriages, visits, and local events across Monticello, Argyle, and Freeport with brief references to trains, licenses, and a pending central telephone service change.

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Local news items from a Wisconsin town in rough transcription

A string of brief notes from everyday life includes visits from residents of Montivello and Newmur, a Jefferson trip, preparations for a Fourth of July event, a wedding notice for Tidith Harris and James Norman Charhill, a church wedding at Monroe, and various petty incidents such as a fishing fine, a liquor case, a gasoline stove explosion, and the death of Mrs. Wolf.

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Milwaukee Carnival Opens With Rex as King and Festivities

Milwaukee readies for Carnival Week with Rex the king inviting all Wisconsin residents to Milwaukee for a five day celebration. An electrical pageant with at least $10,000 planned for Thursday June 25 and railroads offering a special fare of one fare from Wisconsin points.

Milwaukee Randy Rex Inay Wisconsin Andre Main Kilaney Nuc Che City Gale All Tree

Climate and Crops Bulletin Shows Drought Affects Wisconsin

The Wisconsin Climate and Crop Service reports a week with cooler nights and little rain, drought stressing spring crops, pastures, and hay. Corn germination delayed on dry soil, late plantings failing, winter wheat and rye growth slowed, oats and barley benefited modestly from recent rain, hay yields expected light, strawberries damaged, and apples peaches and cherries outlook improving.

United States Department of Adtenture, Climate and Crop Service Wisconsin Weather Lattern Guter Ehacueter

Wisconsin National Guard encampment renamed Camp Tbarnden at Camp Douglas

The annual Wisconsin National Guard encampment at Camp Douglas is reorganized with the first regiment and Group A arriving in August. The Bre sad regiment and Tooth battalion follow next week. This year the camp will be named Camp Tbarnden in honor of the late Gen. Henry Barnden.

Gen Hery Harnden Wisconsin Nationa Yard Camp Douglas Bresad Regiment Henry ‘Barnden

Coming and Going in the Wisconsin City

Local notes report numerous residents and visitors arriving or returning from towns such as Chicago Madison Monticello Dixon and New Glarus. Names include Woolle Baird Laden Treat Schuetze and Van Norman among others with travel to Rockford Milwaukee and Darlington. Community events touch on a cheese cellar project at Brodhead and an interstate shooting tournament plan.

Henry Mattern Ureou Bay Flo Hil. Mattern Rose Zastman South Wayne Misa Harriet Stinitz Clarno George Walker Chievo Miay Anna Walker Grace Whitey Janesville Uiest Misa Maney Mittman Geo. O Wmn. Monroe Cheroken Grean County Matail Drigginty’ Association Ludlow Sesson Brodhead Lismend Ag Tle Nellie Raine Dennis d. Sullivan Joseph's Church Treeport Father Thalvelage Drhying Rockford, Bay Wisconsin Carriage Company Sues Villa Rockford

New Additions At State Dairy School Wisconsin

The Dairy school of the University of Wisconsin announces a new machine shop and cheese making building with modern facilities including a basement boiler room first floor engine shop second floor pipe fitting and soldering benches and a new Swiss brick aging room. The winter term begins November 13 1900 and spaces are limited early applications are advised.

Dairy School University of Wisconsin Av Sidy Till Ain Burington

Prohibition County Convention at Albany July 5 1900

Prohibitionists of Groan County hold a mass convention in Albany village to select seven delegates and seven alternates for the state convention on August 22. They nominate candidates for county offices and a county assembly district, with speakers promised and plans for an all-day event including entertainment by McElley Trio and a picnic. If weather fails, gathering moves to the Opera House. J C Murnock chairs, RR Dernicn secretary.

John Govan Georgy Sebadel Monroe Farmer Donald C. Collins New Garay Miss Minnie ‘S ‘Veek Brodead N. T. Axtell George Swe Vinerson Street Rock County Milwaukee Green County Will. Glusentt Chitgo Minnie Laehsinger Faity West Groan County Price Park Albany Block P Matligon Green County Assembly Trutter Vironitt Vourk Leeds Aehoola Suleet Aid County Friends of Tenperance Reforms Opara J.C. Murnock Chiirmean Dernicn Tso Lachsineer Amy Wisconsin Toy Lak Frank Noble Ue Ciuy Said Pune A. Bay Reeve

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