Monroe Weekly Times 1907 May 6 subscription rates
The Monroe Weekly Times lists subscription prices: Daily Edition mail or carrier 25 cents monthly, 3 dollars yearly. Weekly Edition Mondays and Thursdays one dollar yearly in advance. Notices mention local residents, price changes, and a blaze affecting Madison tents, with community updates from Monroe, Evansville, Janesville, Chicago, and surrounding areas.
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Monroe
Local notes and travels tell of many visitors and events
Monticello and Madison trips mark the day as residents like Gorham McNaight Schneider Trickle Chadwick and Welsh travel to cities. The John Robinson show to visit Freeport May 25 and Wisconsin Syracuse boat race set for May 31. Local business notes include dinner sets at C L Chambers and flour price rise on supply dynamics.
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Nora Lausch
Monroe’ Business Institute
Orangeville
Freeport
Katinka Einbeck
John Gallagher Company
Bedford ‘Street
Madison
A. O. White
South Wayne
Argyle
White
University of Wisconsin
Lake Mills
Iron Mountain
Mich
Milwaukee Road
Wisconsin River
Spring Green
Prairie du Chien
Syracuse
Illinois Central
Monroe
Dodgeville
Ada M. Welsh
George Barnum
Albany
John Robinson
C. A. Lytle
New Glarus
Andrew Schindler
C. L. Chambers
P. H. Morrison
Rockford
R. A. Etter
Platteville
M. T. Gapen
Janesville
F. L. Stone
Brodhead
F. H. Smock
C. C. Campbell
Darlington
George G. Wright
Evansville
Concert and Play by Badger Girls Orchestra at Turner Hall
The Badger Girls Orchestra directed by Mrs Nettie Booth Wegg with Ada B Williams pupils and Miss Jessie Green will perform a grand concert at Turner Opera House on Friday May 17 at 8:00 PM. Selections include violin and piano pieces, operatic excerpts, a descriptive scene titled A Day in Acadia and a one act sketch My Precious Betsy with cast list. Admission is 25 cents with no reserved-seat surcharge.
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Badger Girls
Nettie Booth Wegg
Ada B. Williams
Jessie Green
Turner Opera House
Monroe
Badger Girls Orchestra
Il Trovatore
Nellie Burke
Cecil White
Delicia
Frantzen
Helen Stearns
Alice Cornelius
Dorothy Stearns
der Freischutz
Horace Wells
Arthur Etter
Scharwenka
Marie Speck
Edna Rust
Chopin Amy Lathrop Caprice
Martial
Spindler
Anna Marty
Belva Marty
Carl Ruegger
Mrs Wegg
Ella Lamont
Paganini-Wallace
Barbara Blotz
Eease
Allen G Erickson
Ada B. ‘Williams
Verdi
Acadia
Grand Descriptive Fanse Courtly
Lllien
Awecentebes
Samuels
Rex G. Booth
Betsy
Bobtale
Mina Etter
Wagtale
Carline Booth Nancy
Phoebe Twining
Max G. Booth
Frank Hodges Langford
Unclaimed Letters Advertised for Week Ending April 20 1907
Advertised letters for the week ending April 20 1907 include John Barrette Franz Jos Bussman foreign Sheeby Divan Mary Grace Louis Heintzlman Bruni foreign Lena Leesl Jacob Reinmann Mrs Ben Watson RR A Errer P M.
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John Bararette
Franz Jos Bussman
Sheeby Divan
Mary Grace
Louis Heintzlman
Bruni
Lena Leesl
Jacob Reinmann
Ben Watson
A. Errer
P. M
Little Pocket Physician Hyomei Inhaler Ad
Hyomei described as the Little Pocket Physician portable inhaler included with each outfit. The complete Hyomei outfit costs $1.00 and a trial offer promises a full refund if catarrh is not cured. Truken brod's Pharmacy offers the complete set with purchase conditions.
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Trukenbrod
Rector’s remark on clergy pay sparks pointed banter
Rev Rodney Swope of the Vanderbilt church in Asheville recounts a dialog about clergy pay. A parishioner notes higher wages may attract a better class of men, prompting a wry exchange about compensation and fit.
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Rodney Swope
Vanderbilt Church
Asheville
Court fortune teller to resign amid royal disfavor
A Russian official notes the court fortune teller will resign, saying he is at a disadvantage. If he predicts bad news, he earns royal disfavor. if he predicts good news, it fails to come true.
Kidney Cure Restores Salem Man’s Health Says Watts
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri describes a five year battle with kidney disease. After ineffective treatment he used Foley's Kidney Cure and recovered, noting he was sound and well in short order. The ad links kidney issues to summer heat and excess drinking and recommends Foley's Kidney Cure at West Side drug store.
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Robert R. Watts
Salem
Foley
West Side Drug Store
Cement Walks Expected. Orders Encouraged at Lumber Office
Parties planning cement walks are advised to leave orders at A. F. Rote's lumber office. The ad promises reasonable prices and quality work from A. F. Rote.
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A. M. McCulley
Monroe Planing Mill Co
A. F. Rote
Juda Correspondence Reflects Local Changes and Events
Saturday and Sunday meetings at the German Evangelical church were led by Presiding Elder Houston of Madison. Notables include Mrs. Lydia Laboard's recovery, visits from Mrs. James Newman of Cheyenne, and Eva Collins and Verne Dodge's Rockford marriage. Juda gains a meat market and a new bank building project proceeds. Mrs. Jane Swan's blindness and care plans feature among community updates.
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German Evangelical Church
Presiding Elder
Houston
Madison
Lydia Laboard
James Newman
Cheyenne
Troy Rice
Monroe
Rice
Eva Collins
Verne Dodge
Brodhead
Rockford
Patton
Harvey Baremore
Juda
Charles Wickersham
Platteville
J. C. McNaight
Waupun
Samuel West
Gilbert Newman
Janesville
High Davis
Gifford
Foley's Honey and Tar safe under new Pure Food law
West Side Drug Store announces Foley's Honey and Tar cough remedy is not affected by the National Pure Food and Drug Law as it contains no opiates or harmful drugs. Recommended as a safe remedy for children and adults.
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Foley
West Side Drug Store
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