Monroe Weekly Times News Briefs and Notices
Monroe Wisconsin newspaper items list locals in Chicago Madison and Milwaukee visits. mentions include Max Adelowish Sheriff M C Durst Mrs J H Palmer M M Hulburt Rev Thomas Dempsy A L Osborn Fred J Blumer Karl A Johnson pockets. incorporation filing for Enterprise Cheese Co. Chicago Record Herald church reception with 144 new members. various civic and election notes. a new daughter at Pickett home. Janesville couple Tochtermann Hindes wed in Dayton Ohio. Civil War veteran groom active with G A R staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl A. Johnson
I. C. Madison
Chas. Welton
Milwaukee
State National Guard
F. A. Shriner
John D. German
Carson
Enterprise Cheese Company
Chicago Record Herald
Austin Methodist Church
Polemus H. Swift
John J. Kempf
Rothskeller
Old Heidelberg
Madison
Miller Brewing Co
Kittleson
Schiller Cafe Co
Lydia Burgi
Chicago
Wheeler
Kenosha
Huffman’s
Mattie M. Brumley
P. W. Puffer
San Francisco
Raymond & Whitcomb
New York
Janesville Gazette
Christopher Tochtermann
Ida Hindes
Janesville
Dayton
Ohio
Milton Avenue
W. H. Sargent
James Hindes
Numerous locals travel and events noted in Monroe daily
The Monroe daily lists residents visiting relatives in Orangeville and Milwaukee, travels to Seattle and Oregon, a carload of cows purchased for a son, a court case over a land deed, and community notices from schools, churches, and clubs. Pledges and petitions for a Wisconsin supreme court seat are filed, plus a silver medal contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Shriner
Milwaukee
Justice Saucerman
O’brien
Charlie Donahue
Wm. Beckman
Fred Beckman
Chicago
A. J. Ochsner
R. D. Marshall
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Secretary of State
Spooner
la Follette
Jenkins
Brown
Otsen
Davidson
Stafford
Cooper
Nelson
Staver Church
Orangeville
August Neusus
E. B. Bucher
Thomas Luchsinger
Neusus
Bucher
Martintown
How Ike Stephenson Went Out of Politics
A Milwaukee Journal report recalls Ike Stephenson s political exit after the Madison senatorial race eight years earlier. The piece recounts rivalries among Stephenson Quarles Babcock Webb and La Follette and notes Stephenson s vow to repay those who betrayed him while signaling a future bid against Spooner and Maryette era figures as Wisconsin s political history unfolds.
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Ike Stephenson
Milwaukee Journal
Madison
Quarles
Ike
Babcock
Webb
Park Hotel
Munson
Stephenson
Marinette
Sawyer
Pfister
Spooner
Wisconsin
la Follette
Scofield
Minor
Uncle Ike
United States Senate
Robert M la Follette
News Notes of the Town Highlight Regional Travel and Local Trade
Glen Stevenson from Polo Illinois and Peter Zimmerman from Monticello visit the city. Paul J. Weirich and Charles Nance travel to Madison Milwaukee for brief trips. Fred Marty returns from Madison. New sorghum on sale at S R Greenwald's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gard Griffith
Iowa
F. W. Zimmerman
Beloit
Zilmer’s Jewelry and Music
C. L. Chambers
E. P. Mitchell
W. B. Shafer
Edward Dugan
Madison
M. C. Gettings
Phoebe Stevenson
L. Stevenson
Charles Carter
Fred Marty
S. R. Greenwald
Doctor William J Black Fined For Illegal Practice
Doctor William J Black formerly of Browntown and Rockford was fined 200 in Judge Norton s court for alleged illegal practice of medicine. His certificate was never issued to him and missing payment may lead to ninety days in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Black
Browntown
Rockford
Norton
Black
Men Wanted for Conductors and Motor Men
A few intelligent industrious men are wanted on road operating city and interurban lines. Apply by sending reply marked R care of the Times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Times
Swamp Bureau Faces Swamped Pension Requests
The pension bureau reports a daily rate of seventeen thousand inquiries since February 6 under the service pension law. Over 100,000 communications have arrived, with about 60,000 letters awaiting opening as officials forecast relief in a couple of months. The law expands pensions for Civil and Mexican War veterans, with no medical exam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pension Bureau
Washington Post
Warner
Congress
Bureau
War Department
Weather forecast for Chicago tonight and tomorrow
The official forecast calls for rain or snow this evening with warmer conditions Thursday. Friday will be fair and colder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
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Monroe Weekly Times
Emery A. Odell
South Jackson Street
Monroe
Monroe. Wis
Mch
Max Adelowish
M. C. Durst
New Glarus
J. H. Palmer
M. M. Hulburt
City
Sylvester
Thomas Dempsy
A. L. Osborn
Fred J. Blumer
Galena
M. J. Mahoney
Elkhorn
Harriet Dawson
Brodhead
Inez Etter
Black River Falls
Richard Ellsner
Emmett Krise
Woodstock
C. J. Sutherland
Ad Wells
Granville
N. D
Eastern Dispatches
C. E. Secor
Augusta
Wis
Kathryn Murphy
Michael Murphy
Edgewood Farm
Pewaukee
Charles Pickett
Junction House
P. J. Clawson
Albany
N. Waldren
Oregon City
Oregon
Burr Sprague
E. F. Bauman
Stoughton
R. B. Gifford
John Zlender
Rudy Schnepback
Seattle
Wash
S. P. Schadel
D. S. Young
Ben Noble
Muscatine
A. Hodges
W. B. Mack
D. A. Stearns
Arthur Blatti
New Hampton
Adam Schmidt
Green County
Geo. Whalen Real Estate Co
Cuban Bay Cigar
Oscar Lagestrom
R. W. Church
Dundee
George W. Davis
Amarillo
Texas
Lena Pierce
Anna Knoble
Monticello
Emma BooTty
Cuban Boy Cigar Factory
J. A. Schindler
Henry Babler
Will Karlen
Co. B. Alexander
Star Union Line
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. L. Noel
The
Invincible Bank Protection Company
Cedar Rapids
D. M. Smith
Illinois Central Depot
California
Colorado
H. W. Johannett
Kaukaunna
Royal Arcanum
William Lysaght
Kramer, Ind
Sam Abert
Albert Babler
Pleasant Valley
L. J. Wilmet
Schiesser
EK. Raether
M. A. Fritz
Southeast Corner Square
Grant Wells
Iown
Minneapolis
Wells
Thomas Wells
Roy Woodle, Jr
L J. Wilmet
F. L. Hodges
George Schneider
Field
Freeport
Knights of Pythias
Glen Stevenson
Polo, Ill
Paul J. Weirich
John Strahm
Peter Zimmerman
Charles Nance
the Times
Swamp Bureau
Pension Department
Monroe Markets
Monroe, Wis
Etree
Elgin Price
Weather Forecast
BIOS
Baker’s
I. C
Dunham
Blue Point
Price
Swift
Pride
Dea’s
Pillsbury’s
Bremner Bros
Carroll Bros
So. Jackson St
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