Monroe Wis Newspaper Item From November 8 1906
A fragmentary line references Monroe Wisconsin and the date November 8 1906. The text appears to be a partial notice or item lacks full context or names to expand into a full event or person.
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Newspaper
Monroe Weekly Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1906
Page
7
A fragmentary line references Monroe Wisconsin and the date November 8 1906. The text appears to be a partial notice or item lacks full context or names to expand into a full event or person.
The Modern Woodmen face rising disappearances used to fraudulently claim insurance. Courts deem seven years of unknown whereabouts as legally dead, enabling payout through third parties. A circular instructs clerks to suspend dues payments if a member’s location is unknown and not verifiable, aiming to curb such schemes.
Advertises Hyomei as a fast acting remedy for catarrh with offensive breath throat pain coughing and nasal discharge. Claims germ killing oils from pine and easy use via a pocket inhaler for relief within days and a money back guarantee from Trukenbrod's Pharmacy.
Wisconsin delivers a strong Republican victory with the full state ticket and likely ten GOP congressmen. McGovern wins Milwaukee district attorney seat by a narrow margin. Babcock defeated in the Third by Murphy. The Wisconsin legislature appears solidly Republican, with shifts in the Senate and Assembly amid local race changes. National results show Hughes ahead in New York, gains for Republicans in several states, and Dems picking up some seats elsewhere.
Having bought a farm I offer my property for sale for 30 days. The new 28 by 30 house has seven rooms a bath furnace and electric lights. Includes a good well and cistern. For particulars call Ed Leibly Monroe Wis.
S Paul Figi book accounts placed in collection by Luch Singer and McGrath Attorneys. All indebted individuals urged to contact their office to settle promptly. Also a note praising Hollister’s Rocky Tea as a beauty aid and a 35 cent tea or tablets sold by A F Lichtenwalner.
Mr and Mrs Will Timm visited Avon with his parents and other local families were seen visiting over the weekend. The Royal Neighbors met October 26 1906 at Oakley for a birthday dinner and comfortables were tied. “Tony The Convict” will appear at Twin Grove Hall soon with dates to be announced.
Gotfred Richenberger, employed by Gotfred Seigenthaler in Sylvester, was knocked down by a large Holstein bull. Workers shredding corn on the farm arrived just in time to pull him clear, using pitchforks to drive the enraged animal away.
The Wisconsin state fair in Milwaukee posted a net profit of 16135 dollars for early September. Secretary John M. True reports about 30000 dollars will be available for next year's fair preparations.
G B Burhans of Carlisle Center N Y writes that four years ago he was cured of severe kidney trouble after using less than two bottles of Foley's Kidney Cure. He reports brick dust sediment and pain disappeared, no relapse, and urges others with kidney or bladder trouble to try the remedy at West Side Drug Store.
Appeal to all women and girls to gain strength and health with Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea. Describes it as a major remedy with tea or tablets offered at 32 cents. Distributed by A. F. Lichtenwalner.
Illinois Central timetable lists south bound No 382 arriving Chicago at 8 10 am No 342 arriving 12 25 pm No 360 stock freight at 5 58 pm arriving Freeport 8 10 pm north bound details incomplete and not fully specified.
A brief note appears to reference travel westward, with implied movement or journey. No specific names places dates or events are readable in the fragments. The text lacks concrete details to identify a person group or location.
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