Teachers From City Attend Southern Wisconsin Teachers Meeting
The city’s public school teachers left for Janesville Friday to attend a two day session of the Southern Wisconsin Teachers association. The schools were closed to allow attendance. Mrs. Georgia Hyde leads the art room exhibit, including works from St Louis World’s Fair medalists and student pieces across grades.
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Janesville
Southern Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
Georgia Hyde
State School For the Blind
Girls’ Glee Club
County Board Heads Green County Supervisors Session
Green county supervisors gather in Monroe for the annual session starting Monday November 12 and continue all week to consider committee reports on equalization and tax assessment with a full slate of members listed by town and ward.
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Green County
Monroe
Adams
Ernest Holcomb
Albany
A. B. Comstock
Chas. Morgan
Brooklyn
H. G. Smith
R. S. Gillies
Brodhead
C. J. Stephenson
Burr Sprague
Browntown—Co
D. Curtis
Cadiz
Herman Keel
Clarno
John Dreibelbis
Decatur
Arthur Pierce
Exeter
William Marshall
Jefferson
J. J. Raymer
Jordan— Lewis Boynton
John O’connor
Monroe City
Andrew Lewis
W. F. Trukenbrod
Alvin F. Rote
M. T. Gettings
Mt Pleasant
William H. Prisk
Monticello
John Dick
New Glarus
Fred J. Marty
S. A. Schindler
Spring Grove
Isaac Brobst
Sylvester
M. M. Hulburt
Washington
Fred K. Hefty
York
J. W. Stewart
Gas Co. Imposes 10 Percent Late Fee for Unpaid Bills
Monroe Gas Co announces meter reading time and payment options. Bills unpaid by the tenth incur a 10 percent collection surcharge, replacing prior leniency. Pay at read, at the gas plant, or by mail before the tenth to avoid extra charges.
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Gas Co
Monroe Gas Co
Wisconsin No. 7 Silver King corn yields 75 to 100 bu/acre
University of Wisconsin experiment farm reports a new corn variety named Wisconsin No. 7 or Silver King yielding 75 to 100 bushels per acre. Trial plots show higher output than national and state averages, with 22 acres harvesting 75 bu/acre and graduates across 71 counties reporting 59.2 bu/acre from 275 trials last year.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture Experiment Farm
Ransom A. Moore
United States
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Association
Moore
Wisconsin crops boom as frost dampens potato yield
John M. True reports a strong state harvest with abundant yields and high prices across crops. Potatoes suffered from early October frosts, while corn, sugar beets, tobacco and clover seed show varied results with overall larger output and rising prices for clean stock.
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Wisconsin
John M. True
State Board of Agriculture
Harmonie Concert at Turner Hall Promises Major Show
The Deutsche Gesellschaft presents a Harmonieclub concert at Turner Hall on Thursday evening November 15. The event features a 25-voice chorus, a mixed quartet, and local soloists Mrs Nettie Wegg, Mrs Palmer, and Frank Gerber. A dance to follow, with 25 cent tickets for both events, and a varied program including Wer ist das Schoenstein der Schweiz and Die Wasserfall, plus instrumental and vocal pieces by noted performers.
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The
Deutsche Gesellschaft
Turner Hall
Nettie Wegg
Palmer
Frank Gerber
Harmonieclub
Storm sash production promotes early orders
Monroe Planing Mill Co advertises storm sash and urges customers to place orders promptly, highlighting readiness to meet demand.
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Monroe Planing Mill Co
Advertised Letters for Week Ending October 27 1906
List of names includes Ellen Elmer, Fritz Friedle, John Jenny, Mrs. Tillie Krunnow, Fred Steinman, Mrs. Siegen thaler, John FE Wells, R. A. Errer, and P. M. The notice indicates these letters were awaiting pickup at the post office.
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Ellen Elmer
Fritz Friedle
John Jenny
Tillie Krunnow
Fred Steinman
Siegenthaler
John FE. Wells
R. A. Errer
P. M
Jennings property assessment corrected in Times reply
Editor of The Times says yesterday's note on the Jennings property valuation was misleading. Correct figures show 1903 assessor total 2100 and 1904 total 2500, with the board of review raising to 5000 without sworn evidence or proper notice. Jane Jennings signs the statement and notes further errors to be corrected later.
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the Times
Jennings
Times
Board of Review
Jane Jennings
Three Modern Residences for Sale in First Ward
W L H Carradine offers three new modern homes in the First ward with up to date improvements. The lots were purchased properly and the houses built correctly. Visit to be convinced they will sell right.
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First Ward
W. LH
Carradine
Sluggish Liver Remedy Promises Boost in Ambition
An old advertisement touts Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild, pleasant laxative that stimulates the liver and bowels, reduces dullness, and increases energy. It claims no nausea or griping and promotes using urine as more effective than pills, urging readers to refuse substitutes at West Side Drug Store.
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West Side Drug Store
Freeport Man Sentenced Wrestles Tailoring Fame at Joliet
Sheriff McCool of Stevenson county recalls a Joliet prison meeting with Frank Harris who is serving a murder sentence. Harris pressed a doll dressed in the standard prisoner suit and demonstrated expert tailoring, crafting a suit of high quality.
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Sheriff McCool
Stevenson County
Frank Harris
Freeport
Joliet
McCool
Harris
Dairy and Food Commission Warns on Laxative Honey and Tar
The Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission analyzes Kennedy and Bee brands as containing opiates and cronton oil. It urges refusing any but Foley's Honey and Tar in a yellow package which contains no opiates. West old style sorghum offered at Shar's grocery with fresh barrels opened.
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Minnesota Dairy and Food Commission
Kennedy
Foley
West Side Drug Store
Shar’s
Beginning of a Honeymoon on the St Lawrence River
An engaged couple after a January engagement plan a summer honeymoon at a riverfront island estate. Separated by distance and parental consent, they choose a secluded summer retreat on the St Lawrence, hoping to avoid interruptions and loneliness before their September wedding. They adjust dates to July 1 and decide to depart that night as enthusiasm returns.
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Corinne
St. Lawrence
Atlantic
Corlane
H. Hunter Halsby
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County Board
State Agricultural College
Harmonie Concert
Part I
Darling
Jodel Quartet
Sravacus
Ioc
Souvenir di
Part
Harmonie
Prof
Spiegel
Dr. Seiler
S. Darling
W. Mueller
di Provenzia
Sweeper
Dairy and Food Commission
Benkert Stauffacher
South Side Square
Monroe, Wis
John T. Etter
Woolter
Splendid
North Side Square
Savings Bank
the Commercial & Savings Bank
Toduy
John D. Germann
East Side Square
R. B. Clark, M. D
Sunocus
Dially
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
A. F. Lichtenwalner
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