City council reviews treasurer report and approves petitions
The city treasurer reports receipts of 167 756 79 and disbursements of 155 383 31 leaving 12 373 48 on April 19 1907. Petitions for sewer and sidewalk projects are sent to respective committees, tree trimming referred to judiciary, street signs to public property, and a street light request rejected. Several small claims approved and bids sought for newspapers and sewer construction on George and Merchants streets. Weighmaster Meythaler reports 27 35 for April.
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Merchants Street
East
Green Streets
Sewer Committee
Green Street
Liberty
Tallman Streets
Judiciary Committee
Public Property Committee
Water and Lights Committee
Peck
Washington Streets
Monroe Planing Mill Company
Macomb Pipe Company
L. A. Woodle & Son
Chas. Meythaler
Miller-Day Co
George Streets
Meythaler
Trickle
Bauman
Nalty
E. G. Kneeland
C. Meythaler
Jennings
Ee Ee
Eee Ee Eee
Eee
Ee Municipal League Board of Review
San Francisco
Janvnor
Debate at Turner Hall Prompts Boys Toward Tall Timber
The girls in the debate at Turner hall on Friday night May 10 pledge to support the boys in starting the tall timber project. The boys smile and reply cant do it. Cord wood and stove wood for sale by W. B. Shafer. phone 282.
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Turner Hall
W. B. Shafer
Badger Girls Orchestra to Perform at Turner Opera House
A combined concert recital led by Mrs Nettie Booth Wegg with the Badger Girls Orchestra and Ada B Williams pupils plus Miss Jessie Green will take the Turner Opera House stage on Friday May 17 at 8 00 pm. The program features violin and piano works by Rubinstein Chopin Verdi and Paganini among others and ends with the one act drama My Precious Betsy followed by Rex G Booth stage effects. Admission is 25 cents with no reserved seats.
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Badger Girls
Nettie Booth Wegg
Ada B. Williams
Jessie Green
Turner Opera House
Monroe
Anns Marty
Belva Marty
Rubinstein
Walt
Chopin Amy Lathrop Caprice
Martial
Spindler
Badger Girls Orchestra
Il Trovatore
Nellie Burke
Cecil White
Delicia
Hante
Frantzen
Helen Stearns
Alice Cornelius
Dorothy Stearns
der Freischutz
Horace Wells
Arthur Etter
Scharwenka
Marie Speck
F Dna Rust
Carl Ruegger
Mrs Wegg
Ella Lamont
Wallace Barbara Blotz
Allen G Erickson
Acadia
Druws
Rex G. Booth
Betsy
Bobtale
Mina Etter
Wagtale
Carline Booth da CaPees
Phoebe Twining
Max G. Booth
Frank Hodges Langford
Heidelberg the Beautiful on Stage at Turner Hall
The Pabst Theatre company presents Old Heidelberg at Turner Hall Tuesday May 14. German university life is depicted with a first class cast and English synopses printed for all to follow. Seats are selling at Schneider Brothers' shoe store at popular prices.
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Heidelberg
the Neckar
Germany
Pabst Theatre Company
Milwaukee
Deutsche Gesellschaft
Schneider Brothers
Turner Hall
Wisconsin Railways Cut Half Fare for Children 5 to 12
Wisconsin railroads announce a new rule for their five hundred mile mileage books sold at ten dollars. Children aged five to twelve will be carried for half the mileage value, ending the prior practice of charging full fare for all ages in this ticket scheme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Cement work buyers urged to act before price rise
Parties desiring cement work are advised to arrange with A. M. Mc Culley now to beat potential price increases. Leave orders at Monroe Planing Mill Co. office or call 414 evenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. McCulley
Monroe Planing Mill Co
Dentist quits town after Monticello scandal
A dispute between Mr and Mrs Dane Richards of Monticello over visits to Dr A J Schindler led to a street assault on the dentist Monday. Richards fled the town yesterday afternoon as divorce rumors surface with the couple’s daughter and Schindler’s youth cited. Schindler, 24, had practiced five years in Monticello after graduating college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dane Richards
Monticello
Richards
Schindler
Michigan
Horses in a mix up block the street near Schneider store
A farmer's wagon loaded with a drag and plow ran away after an automobile turned onto Jackson street. The runaway collided with a second team headed toward them, tossing a horse and causing injuries. Otto Rubin and Henry Solomon owned the teams. The auto was driven by Freeport residents.
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Schneider Cigar Store
Jackson Street
Norder Blacksmith Shop
Christ Weiss
Green County House
Otto Rubin
Five Corners
Henry Solomon
Owl's Head postmistress resigns after 24 years of service
Mrs Ann E Farr resigns as Owl's Head postmistress at 66 after 24 years in charge. James A Brown named successor. Farr is wife of Chandler Farr of South Thomaston and mother of six with four living. She remains in strong health and manages household duties.
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Ann E. Farr
Owl's Head
Mass
James A. Brown
Farr
Chandler Farr
South Thomaston
Was Wasting Away and Kidney Cure Verdict
Robert R. Watts of Salem Missouri describes five year kidney trouble with weight loss and poor health. After trying many remedies Foley's Kidney Cure cured him in under two bottles. The note warns summer kidney risks from heat or excess alcohol and urges treatment. Mrs A Buehler visits relatives in Belvidere before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert R. Watts
Salem
Foley
West Side Drug Store
Weathered spring spurs sales on coats suits and skirts
The notice promises big savings this month to compensate for two poor months of weather. Prices will do it with exceptional values on coats, suits, and skirts. The economical shopper is urged to stock up for present and future needs during the sale.
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City Finances
Council
Tee
Badger Girls’ Orchestra
A. J. Schindler
A. Buehler
Belvidere
Christ Bleiler
Treat’'s Shoe Store
Janesville
Womens Street
Trorenbrod
Citizens Bank
Stein-Bloch
Benkert & Stauffacher
South Side Square
Monroe, Wis
THE
First National Bank
Eastman No
Folding
City
Fairbanks-Morse Mfg. Co
Beloit
Wis
R.B. Clark
C. E. Secor
Clark
Secor
Milwaukee German Theatre Co
Schneider Bros. Shoe Store
F. L. Hodges, M. D
White Block
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