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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1907

Page

3

Wisconsin Moves to Bar Sale of Untested Cattle

A bill introduced in Madison proposes mandatory tuberculosis testing of all cattle before sale to protect about 100,000 Wisconsin dairy herds. The law would require disinterested tests within a year of sale, filing of certified results with the Sanitary Live Stock Board, and purchaser affidavits on prior infections or exposures.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Sanitary Live Stock Board University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Station Wisconsin Live Stock Sanitary Board College of Agriculture H. L. Russell Department of Bacteriology University Live Stock Sanitary Board University Agricultural Experiment Station University of Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Association State Sanitary Live Stock Board

Tuberculosis Herd Testing Procedures Outlined

The text notes testing six to eight weeks after inoculation to allow elimination of the first tuberculin. It describes segregating suspicious animals from the herd and thoroughly disinfecting stables during the process.

Ludlow Library Adds Wide New Books List

Ludlow librarian Miss Smock announces new titles now available for patrons. The list includes history, biographies, children’s books, poetry, travel, and science topics from authors such as Bailey, Doyle, Fox, London, and Walton, with works spanning Rome, Virginia’s colonies, English grammar, missionary heroism, and the War of 1812. An advance in soft coal is planned for April 1 due to higher railroad freight rates from Southern Illinois mines, raising delivered coal prices.

Miss Smock Ludlow Gibson C. R Gilbert C. B Harrison P. D Hobson R. L Hoyt J. K Hunt T. F Iles Ingersoll Lambert J. C Lossing B. J Martin B. E Paris Morris, C Shelley H. C Stanton E. C Anthony Whitney W. D Woodberry G. E America Southern Illinois Coal Mines

May 14 Election Favored for Spooner Seat In Wisconsin

Assemblyman Roethe plans a straw vote to gauge constituent support for the U S Senate race, with May 14 as the preferred election date to avoid contests. The piece notes delayed timing and cautious candidates amid ongoing speculation in the Wisconsin legislature.

United States Spooner Smith Senate Judiciary Committee Gilbert H. E. Roethe Grant County Roethe

Pebble-rich Islands Yield Agates From Long Island Coast

From Plum Island to Goose Island a string of small isles holds a peculiar mineral wealth in colorfully hued quartz pebbles called agates. Local owners employ a few sloops to gather the stones from wave-polished beaches for the New York market, where demand supports their work.

Long Island Watch Hill Plum Island Goose Island New York

The El Dorado Legend and Its Golden Allure

The New York American notes the origin of El Dorado as a land between the Orinoco and the Amazon described by Pi zarro’s follower. It says Raleigh and other adventurers sought the mythical wealth, linking the name to a mind’s golden country and a fabled land of luxury.

el Dorado Pizarro Orinoco Amazon el Dourado Walter Raleigh Cockaigne New York American

Happiness and Hunger Fragments from a Free Lunch Counter

A seedy philosopher muses on happiness while making his fourth round at a free lunch counter. He imagines entering a fine restaurant and ordering anything he desires, ignoring the limits of his depleted funds.

Definition of an egotist from a family dialogue

A father and mother discuss what constitutes an egotist. The father suggests the egotist is someone who thinks he is smarter than everyone, but the mother counters that many men think they are smarter than others.

John Leech Millais Cowdray Hall England Leech Bertie Father Mother

Young Widow Seeks Black Dog in Mourning

A brief dialogue shows a widow at an animal seller seeking a dog. The seller offers white gray or brindled options, but the widow insists on all black, explaining she is in deep mourning.

Nos Loisirs

Has Continuous Life Venus And What Do You Do When Not Engaged

Cupid jokes about being busy rhyming with stupid while Puck notes his role. The line echoes a playful exchange on immortal beings and their offset pursuits beyond archery.

Venus Cupid Puck

Seneca Quote About Anger and Wisdom

A philosophical note by Seneca notes that folly lies in anger while true wisdom lies in restraint. The saying contrasts impulsive foolishness with measured self control and suggests wisdom is knowing when not to react.

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Ludlow Library Bindloss Alton Somasco Brown Court of Love Cholmondeley de la Pasture Doyle A. C Nigel Fowler E. T Isabel Carnaby Fox J. Jr Knight of the Cumberland Freeman Garland Gates Goodrich Harland Martha Hope Childrens’ Books Bailey A. W Roberta Baldwin A. F Burnett F. H Racketty-Packetty House Chisholm Cox Palmer Cox Dix B. M Merrylips Dutton M. B France F. C Grinnell G. B Jack Jenks McManus Miller O. T Kristy Mott S. M Pier A. S. Harding St. Timothy S. Pierson C. D Pierson Pencroft Pyle Nancy Rutledge N. A Nelson the Adventurer Spyri Mom Tappan E. M Queen Victoria Wade M. H Eco Schneider Bros East Side Shoe Store Monroe Cen Gas G.A.R DRS. Rideout & Clark Stephenson Street Freeport, Ill W. B. Monroe C. E. Secor M. D R. B. Clark F. L. Hodges White Block Citizen Bank Mollister Rocky Mountain B' Aouuister Cave Company Wis Munen Sal Low Wooltex New Coats John T. Etter North Side Square Seneca Benkert & Stauffacher South Side Square Monroe, Wis
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