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Newspaper

Monroe Weekly Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1906

Page

5

New City Office Created to Enforce Milk Ordinance

The council created a city veterinarian office appointing Dr. J. F. Rouch to enforce the milk ordinance and assist public health duties. Rouch will sign licenses, issue tested cow ear tags, and work with Health Officer Gnagi. term ends May 1, 1907. The meeting addressed nuisance at Nick Dowling’s rear building and Grandview addition plat along with road vacating and Payne street extension proposals.

J. F. Rouch Roub Gnagi Rouch Ald. Blumer Nick Dowling North Jefferson Street Grandview Addition Stuessy Mackey Bleiler and Treat Payne Street Grandview Bleiler Messrs Treat Hodges A. D. Dessinger

Sunday Train Service Announced on Mineral Point Division

The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad will introduce a Sunday passenger train on the Mineral Point division starting next Sunday. Departure time from Janesville is expected around 11 45 am with an arrival at 5 20 pm. The service includes baggage car and two coaches and will deliver Sunday papers to towns along the line.

Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad Company Mineral Point Division Janesville Milwaukee Chicago

Abuse charge grips South Main carpenter in county court

W. H. Trutt, a South Main Street carpenter, faces a county court hearing on cruelty to his 6 year old son. Neighbors and about twenty witnesses from the south city attend as the boy is described as bruised and unable to sit. A. S. Douglas represents the city and P. J. Clawson defends Trutt.

W. H. Trutt Trutt Peter Frey

Junk dealer Sam Brown buys all junk at top market price

Sam Brown, a junk dealer, offers to pay the highest market price for metal scraps including iron, metals of all kinds, rags, rubbers, zinc and copper. He invites inquiries by telephone at No. 270 or at his Racine Street business near the corner with the cold storage, adding tablets and pencils free.

Sam Brown No. 270 Racine Street

Sluggish Liver Foe to Ambition Promises Orino Syrup

The ad claims a sluggish liver drains energy and cites Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup as a mild stimulant for liver and bowels. It promises a brighter, more active feeling with no nausea or gripe and advises refusing substitutes at West Side Drug Store.

West Side Drug Store

Morse Paid Blood Money in Ongoing Blackmail Tale

Madison Wisconsin November 22 J Gordon Morse was the victim of a blackmailer The police consider Mrs Morse theory that a persistent threat and possible past criminal record may have driven Morse to crime She notes Morse paid for silence and suspects an ex convict past and even a possible second wife The latest episode involves a piano note forged for a commission with a university student witness and a local house to seize the instrument

Madison, Wis J. Gordon Morse Morse Orfordville Mrs. Morse Baker Montana Allin J. Gordon

Local Ad Encourages Tea Tablet Purchase in 1900s

A brief line promotes Take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea Tenor Tablets priced at 35 cents. Signed by A. F. Lichtenwalner urging the best example and teaching for the nation's youth.

Hollister A. F. Lichtenwalner

Change at C M and St Paul Railway agency

F W Zimmerman is named local agent of the C M and St Paul Railway with P W Puffer moving from agent to cashier at nominal pay. Puffer travels to Chicago to discuss the shift with company officials while critics urge a pension for aging workers and fair treatment.

F. W. Zimmerman C.M. & St. P. Railway Company P. W. Puffer Janesville Puffer Chicago Zimmerman

Miss Treat Elected to School Board in Tuesday Vote

Miss M. Alice Treat won the board of education seat to replace Miss Carroll who resigned. The meeting also discussed furniture for the new high school with reps from American Seating Co Caxton Co and Wisconsin School Supply Co showing adjustable box desks and arm desks. Estimated cost near $2 000.

M. Alice Treat Board of Education Miss Carroll Miss Treat American Seating Co Chicago Caxton & Co Same Wisconsin School Supply Company Milwaukee

Miona stomach tablets praised for digestion and strength

An advertisement extols Mi-o-na stomach tablets for strengthening digestion and nerves. It claims most illness stems from a weak stomach and promises health restoration with a 50 cent box and a money back guarantee. Also lists a cheap rail fare to Kansas City and travel dates with agent L. L. Lamp.

Trukenbrod

Orphaned Takeaway Boy Taken Into Care After County Hearing

Everett Trutt aged 6 was turned over to Poor Commissioner Baker after a county court hearing. Efforts will seek admission to a state institution or boys home. The child endured abuse by his father William H. Trutt. The boy stays with M. T. Gapen while a permanent placement is found.

Everett Trutt Baker Wm. H. Trutt M. T. Gapen

Wisconsin Senate Outlook From Party Factions

Beloit News surveys six hopefuls Henry A. Cooper Walter L. Houser John C Spooner J J Esch W D Connor and Governor Davidson as the likely contenders for the U S Senate two years hence The La Follette wing holds strategic leverage while stalwarts press praise Connor and Spooner seeks loyalty amid expected shifting allegiances.

Henry A. Cooper Racine Walter L. Houser Mondovi John C. Spooner Washington J. J. Esch la Crosse W. D. Connor Marshfield Governor Davidson Madison United States Spooner Mr. Connor Connor la Follette Cooper Beloit News

Mortuary Notices for Jacob Youngblood and Jacob Halter

Jacob Youngblood of Jordan township died last night at 11 after four weeks in bed. He was 73, survived by wife and nine children, funeral Sunday at Jordan Center church with interment in Jordan Center cemetery. A telegram reports Jacob Halter died in Oshkosh at 82 after a long illness. he formerly lived here and moved to Oshkosh eight to ten years ago. He is survived by wife and eight children including Jacob Halter of Paoli and John Halter of Hollandale. more local relatives also listed.

Jacob Youngblood Jordan Township Jordan Center Granville Lewis Jacob Halter Oshkosh Paoli John Halter Hollandale

Notice of Settlement for M C Durst Repairing

Notice seeks all indebted parties to call and settle promptly to close up the repairing business before January 1st. M C Durst asks for prompt action from any known debtors.

M. C. Durst

Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea Advertises Tone Tablets

A brief note extols Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea as a tonic for beauty and health. It claims bright eyes, red lips, and rosy cheeks from the product and lists Tenor Tablets at 35 cents. A. F. Lichtenwalner credits the item. A. L. Noel traveled to Albany this morning.

Hollister F. Lichtenwalner

Ounce rate extended to all Patrons by express firms

The new federal rate law expands the ounce rate previously granted only to large shippers. Express companies notify local agents that the reduced rate now applies to all patrons, aligning with postal rate classes for certain merchandise.

Correspondence from Monroe Farm News with Residents

Mr and Mrs John Hager relocate to Monroe. George Bailey sold six cows in Monroe Monday. Cheese factories plan to continue milk purchases at one dollar per hundredweight this month. Wren Ault to work for Art Drake this winter. William Haddinger and Fred Knoble own a 12 roll corn shredder. Mr and Mrs Dick Patterson and Fred Lehnherr return from South Dakota for the winter after a year there. They plan to return in spring.

John Hager Monroe Geo. Bailey William Haddinger Fred Knoble Dick Patterson Fred Lehnherr South Dakota

School Begins With Browntown Teacher Miss Watson

The article notes school opening Monday with Miss Watson of Browntown as teacher. Several social visits are listed including Miss Hazel Myers visiting her aunt Mrs. Sam Myers and Miss Nellie Bottorf with her sister Mrs. Roy Brown. A social event at Twin Grove hall on Thursday Nov 29 1906 features the five act drama Tony the Convict with music and interludes. Admission is 10 and 20 cents.

Hazel Myers Sam Myers Nellie Bottorf Roy Brown Allethe Barnhill C R. Alexander Oakley Anna Emma Pinnow Elmer Hutzel John Beightel Ida Pinnow Afaikey Tony Twin Grove Hall Wm. Bottorf

Real Estate Transfers Include Browntown Lots and Cadiz Acreage

Grant Dale sells lots 25 26 27 28 Rhoades add Browntown to Sever Johnson for 150 dollars. Fidelia Michael sells 10 acres in Cadiz section 9 to W A Goodman for 3000 dollars.

Grant Dale Sever Johnson Rhoades Ad Browntown Fidelia Michael W.A. Goodman Cadiz

Oldest Firm in America Traced to 18th Century Coats

The excerpt highlights F. W. Devoe & Co. as America’s oldest business with roots back to 1754 and notes Devoe Lead and Zinc Paint achieving 145 years of uninterrupted success. C Kundert Home Co. represents the brand locally.

F. W. Devoe & Co Devoe C. Kundert Hdme. Co

Weather forecast for Chicago tonight and Friday

The forecast calls for fair skies tonight with slightly colder air in the eastern portion. Friday will see increasing clouds and unsettled conditions.

Chicago

Wanted Fifty Horses for Shipment at Livery Stable

Advert placed by Max Joseph seeks fifty healthy fat horses for immediate purchase. He will pay top market price and invites owners to bring their best stock to Fred Ross's livery stable on Saturday, November 24, rain or shine.

Fred

Madison Man Plans Marriage To Brodhead Woman

Licensed to wed Charles O. Lawton of Madison and May Van Skike of Brodhead.

Chas. O. Lawton Madison May van Skike Brodhead

Also Mentioned on This Page

Council J. F. Roub Dessinger Circuit Court L. E. Gettle Mary A. Dessinger Miller & Day Dick Maurer Monroe Fire Department Steffin Express A. F. Rote Dodge Lumber Co Samuel Isley Treasury Milwaukee Road F. W. Zimmermann Kansas City Illinois Central L. L. Lamp, Agt County Mortuary Record Youngblood A. L. Noel Albany Express Companies Clarno Wren Ault Art Drake Twin Grove Miss Watson America Weather Forecast
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