Political Notes and Local Gubernatorial Ticket Choices
Monroe Wisconsin area parties list numerous local and state offices with candidates for lieutenant governor secretary of state treasurer attorney general and more. The piece critiques Republican state stance on issues and references Santiago troops and gender legal milestones amid a turbulent political scene. It mentions Saw yer silver stance and hints at candidates for Congress and local offices with varied hometowns.
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Dina Wo Sawyer
Martford
Veter
Deverin
Milwaukee
O. Stastny
Macdison
Kor
M. Mavis
SL EL. Grace
West Superior
Duuix FO Scursmen
Wor
Witox
de Pere
Wall Schurz
Barahoo
Unreadable 1927 Mail Notices Incomplete Text
Fragmentary OCR line surveys claimed letters and postal notices with names and initials, but readable details are sparse. The garbled items reference recipients, dates, and signatures without full context or clear events.
Personal notice urging subscription to paper
A sample notice explains the paper is personal outreach to non-subscribers. It claims the paper is straight democratic, non-partisan, and non-sectarian. It stresses careful review and offers a subscription at one dollar per year.
A New Departure in Money Orders by Post Office
A new feature adopted by post office departments allows drawing money orders at the issuing office. This aids those without bank accounts who previously could not draw checks. Mail money orders to someone within delivery for payment, and some will use the post office as savings by purchasing orders and cashing them when needed.
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Postolice
Confederate object on Daughter of the Confederacy title
Confederate Veterans of Virginia adopted resolutions opposing the selection of a successor to Miss Winnie Davis as Daughter of the Confederacy. The resolutions urge the grand camp at Culpeper to oppose the movement and call on the United Daughters of the Confederacy to protest. Advices from across the state suggest the grand camp will vote against the title, reputedly dead with Miss Winnie Davis.
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Lee Jamp
Confederate Veterans of Virginia
Winnie Davis
Grand Camp
Culpepper
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Weekly democratic paper subscription sample request and vote notices
A letter from South Dakota asks for a sample copy of a weekly democratic paper and offers payment with a silver dollar if it suits. It mentions a very dry fall, crop yields, and asks about No 7. A People's Party county nominating convention notice for Green County Maneton outlines venue, delegates, and duties for the November election. Monroe and Brodhead ward caucuses are scheduled with dates and times under the new caucus law. Official county conventions, preliminary meetings, and county-wide conduct are noted, with references to election procedures and local officials.
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L. H. O. Lean
People’s Party
Green County
Manton
C'Elock
Vitixens
Monroe
Brodhead
Plavey
Crane
Milwaukee Industrial Exposition Tickets On Sale
S M and St P Ry announce tickets for the Milwaukee Industrial Exposition with round trips priced at 420 and 813, available Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, valid Sept 1 to Sept 4 with return within fifteen days. Agents urge urgent orders for printing in first class style.
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Milwaukee
Uxposibion
Monroe
St Tul
Minnieapolis
Reineoud
Manpas
Omaha
Bow
Porrin
Monroe City Council Proceedings January 3 1895
City council adjourned after reading minutes and approving petitions. A flag committee presented a patriotic fund report. hydrant flushing and street lighting were discussed. many items referred to committees. next meeting set for Friday evening.
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Get
Douglas
Duseph
Ubas
du Morine Ulhowen
J.J. Hu
Committee of Citizens
Couspusel
Benry Hoghn
Ral Strey
Aldeed Lewis
Common Council
Ciny
Monroe
Vithawi
Whey Sur
Elout
Trou
Mhot Alov
M.C. Gubtimus
Racine Street
Cownell
Pure Ice at PH White's place a refined freshwater source
Visitors report improvements at PH White's property with a fine garden and livestock. A large spring feeds an inland lake dug and lined with cement, supplying pure water to a new ice operation marketed as superior. White works hard, plans larger orders, and invites future patronage.
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PH. White
Unis
Tale
White
New Democratic Monroe Weekly and Worldy Times Venture
The Monroe Weekly and its Worldy Times new ventures announce a six column quarto format with local pages, backed by J W Odell a long time publisher of the Monroe Gazette and Evening Times. The materials also note a brochure Gold Fields of the Tropics from the Illinois Central Railroad highlighting Nicaragua Center America and gold regions with a map and travel details.
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Monroe
Vimes
J. W. Odell
Montiello News
Monroe Weekly Times
Monroe Gazette
Evening Times
Albany Vindicator
Worldy Times
J. W. Odull
Odell
Daily Journal
Ilinois Central Railroad Company
Nicaragua
Center America
United States
Canada
A. [. Hanson
Hillinois Central RR
Chicago
Jewels in Teeth Astonish Ancient Elite in Honduras
New York journalist notes ancient 4000 year old practice of tooth inlays seen in Corin tombs. Elite burials reveal green jadeite inlays in two upper front teeth, set with red cement. Findings indicate widespread fashion among rank and fortune.
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New York
New York Journal
Corin
Honduras
George Byron Gordon
Elephants and Murderous Minds in Myth and Fact
An analysis of elephant intelligence and behavior, arguing that elephants display hatred, deception, and planned aggression as a form of circumstantial mental power. The piece cites observations of elephants in the east as reverence for merciless forces and connects this to the phrase my lord the elephant.
Beasts and Birds in the Wild World of Prey
A fragment discusses Predators and prey interactions in nature. It notes that wounded birds and sick animals fall prey quickly while beasts fear humans and avoid danger, with horses drawing near hawks and squirrels ignoring cattle but recognizing man.
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Tippincott
Rival funds and a harvest picnic dispute unfold
A Detroit Free Press report mocks legal rights in a township dispute over a harvest outing. A young man escorts a girl who smiles at a rival, spurring a clogged ride home and a farmer charged for a turnout. A country lawyer fights to define obligations and seek appeal to higher courts.
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Saya
Detroit Free Presa
Supreme Court
Amber mine quest sparks perilous Alaskan voyage
An expedition led by Popoff, a Russian who hunted amber for 30 years, sails from Sitio to an Alaskan island group hoping to fundly wealthy by locating amber on a remote site. The crew, previously shipwrecked sailors and locals, seek fortune within six months in Alaska while Popoff plans Moscow bound finances.
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Alaskan
Sitio
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Popoff
Pope
Tie
Sita
Mitka
Unclear Text on Renewal of Fish After Wounding
Fragmentary line suggests a rule about fish renewal after a wound or abrasion and when renewal does not occur, but readable context is missing to determine full meaning or source.
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