Local News Briefs From Monroe and Surrounding Areas
Readable items report numerous residents visiting and traveling between Monroe, Brodhead, Madison, and Chicago. Several names appear including Keeting, Dexter, Berkey, Ault, Putnam, Girwizovw, Spacus, Thorp, Byers, Van Wagenen, Butterfield, Blumer, Tadlow, Maynard, Meyers, Adelowis, Botsford, Case, Peery, Glavk, Speck, Wright, Weirich, Gapen, Hogan, Brockhaus, Ryan, Burke, and Burke relatives. Football prep noted between Brodhead and Monroe high schools. University-bound teens depart for Madison. Weather mentions frost and cool conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan. Adeluwist
Joe Aidelowis
Chivage
E.N. Botsford
Gratiot
Fitter
Darlington
Inday
Attiinr Douglas
Clld
Milywantee
Ge W. Case
CR. Peery
Go To Law Over Doctor Bills In Martintown
David A. Kline of Martintown faces two suits by Drs. Clark and Loufbourow arising from medical care for his son. The doctors claim services were ordered by Kline Kineek, while Kline argues the son is of age and not liable. Cases adjourned to Friday Oct 6 after a partial hearing before Justice Thos. Luvhsinger. J. Db. Dun wiidie represents plaintiffs and H N. B. Dundine defends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David A. Kline
Martintown
Drs. Clark
Loufbourow
Kline Kineek
Clark
Uncle Tom’s Cabin at Wells Opera House
Stetson's Big double Uncle You's Cabin company, the largest traveling troupe, brings thirty first class artists with grand double Wandard orchestra to Wells Opera House next Monday. The African mandolin students and Loné Star Quartette are highlighted. audience urged to attend for a top quality show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stetson
Andg
Ab Wells Opera House
Loné Star Quartette
Uncle Tom Co
Burglary Epidemic Strikes Several Towns Across Area
Reported burglaries hit Oregon McFarland Brooklyn and other towns in a recent wave. Olson’s Wisco line crew advances Monroe to Freeport via six miles of wiring connecting to Chicago. Wo club ticket sales grow for a rental lecture series as patrons support the newspaper and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Buyglare
Olson
McFarland
Brooklyn
Madison
Sun Prairie
Wanakee
Udgerton
G. Lashway
Wisconsin Telephone Company
Monroe-Freeport
State Line
Wisconsin Company
Monroe
Chicago
Farmers Begin Delivering Milk to New Cheese Factory
Farmers started delivering milk to F. Grunert & Co.’s new cheese factory just south of Milwaukee tracks, marking a major step in a Green County industry aimed at producing high end fine cheeses like brick, neufchatel, and camembert. The Antwerp, N. Y. expert Baumert leads the operation with Chas. H. Bannierb directing the cheese making, expecting 10,000 to 40,000 pounds of milk daily depending on weather. The plant, two stories high with a twenty horsepower engine, opens at a premium rate of $1 per hundredweight and signals growing demand boosting milk prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County
I. Gurmerte&Co
Milwaukee
Enankry
Isiony
Chas, HL
J Bannierb
Mr. Baumert
Antwerp
Baumert
Aaid
Ant
Chicago
Wisconsin Mil Co
Wednesday’s Coming and Gong in Monticello Community
Readers note a flurry of short hometown items: travel, visits, and work notes from Monticello and surrounding towns. Several named residents like Emery Wilson, Geo. Pietzzeh, M. Morse, and J. M. Wallace appear as they move, visit, or start new roles. The Monticello Messenger reports local moves, licenses, and reunions, with hints of Milwaukee Road work and a moving back of the Mattern family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John 1
Vance
Max. N. L. Stevenson
Beersford
M. D
Green County
Milwaukee Road
Monticello
J. M. Wallace
Monros
Walkie
Confer
T. Parsons
Martintown
Jennie C. Martin
College Corners
Ohio
Lrocport
Wisconsin crop conditions and weather bulletin summary
The weekly USDA Wisconsin weather and crop bulletin notes average weekly temps from 50 to 85 degrees, cooler than last week, with damaging frosts on the 24th in northern counties. Drought damage limited to scattered wrens, southern states face heavier cuttings, northern districts see adequate moisture, and spring plowing is delayed. Potatoes digging progresses, with overall favorable conditions and farmer optimism despite some drought complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Ag Culture
Wisconsin
Climate and Crop Service
Weather Bureau
Roasting the Correspondent in a Rural Siuling Exchange
A rural Siuling exchange mocks a correspondent and gossip figures, noting evasive news items and mockery of letters from Hay Market and local figures. The piece lampoons delays and trivial tidbits while belittling nearby neighbors and their actions.
Try to Attract Manufacturers to Our City
A letter from TE B Neduksen of 159 Lasalle St Monroe Wis asks the city for early information on advantages for manufacturers locating here and the secretary of any committee promoting local industries. He notes no current committee handles such sales but suggests the business men's association may take up the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alreeth
Byunty
John Youngtlood
Goldings
Stephenson County
Lena
BW. Byers
Reunion
Dr. Byers
Vimes
TE. B. Neduksen
Lasalle Street
Chicago
Evening Times
Monroe
Wis
Secr
Snuty Industries
Business Mens’ Association
Local jewelry firm gains new partner Arthur Miller joins Marsh firm
Arthur W. Miller, from Mourun Wis, becomes partner in Marsh and Miller jewelry store at Fort Dodge. Miller brings twelve years of experience from Chicago and Rockford, will enlarge stock, add road sales, and place Miller in full charge during Mrs Marsh's ill health. The piece highlights Miller as a skilled watchmaker engraver and diamond setter, and notes the business and community context of the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthne W. Miler
Fort Dodge
St. Tn
Evening Messenger
Bert Dodge
Minuy
Arthur W. Miller
Mourun Wis
Cones Park
Maral
Mr. Miler
Te Tna
Chicazo
Rockford
J. ¥. Sullivan
Mr. Miller
Me. Marsh
Long Indian Summer Forecasts Stir Weather Talk
The Chicago Tribune cites early autumn signs and a projected prolonged Indian summer, with forecaster Jarret noting warmth ahead. Officials at the Weather Bureau avoid firm winter intensity predictions, though some forecasters hint at a moderate season. Warnings link a cooler southern hemisphere pattern to northern winter temperateness, while South American reports describe a moderate close to winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seecun
Wari
The
Chicago Tribune
Weather Bureau
South America
The Trust Craze Spoof in a Daily Morning Routine
A satirical piece traces Adams starting day with goods from a web of trusts. He wears clothing, eats breakfast, and drinks coffee tied to various Trusts, ending with a grim note as he goes out to kill. The cartoon underscores mass market dependence and fear of monopoly from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Watch Trust
Carpet Trust
Queensware Trust
Avy Goods Trust
Whisky Trust
Glassware Trust
Coal Trust
Cracker Trust
Rubber Trust
Farmer Steve Wood sells old Sutherland farm near city
Steve Wood sold the 107 acre old Daniel Sutherland place east of the city for 67 dollars per acre. Nim Johnson reported finding weights in the Pecatonica river and many costly pearls have been taken recently, sparking pearl hunter excitement. Jacob Regex and his bride cut their lake trip short, abandoning their Milwaukee to Chicago rail journey for the east on Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Wood
Hia
Daniel Sutherland
Lo Fred Feldt
Sylvester
Reynolds Camp
Fhia City
Albany
Nissen P. Stemsen
Madison
Ella Franc Morrill
Rock Malls
Tul
Nim Johnson
Wirte
Pecatonica
Gratiot
Jacob Regex
Bride
Chicago
Jeff
Milwaukee
Vomforg
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Calvin Morse
Et Damesvilly
Warret Albany
Ted
Keetinng
Monricella
Asi Dexter
Lieglhiend
Smizy
Berkey
Tunttello
Ault
Dordan
Enue
Tuidiay
Agent Sait
Ol Dill
A Dever
Brodhead
Dougherty
Maulicon
J. AL Putnam
Yeo Girwizovw
Dada
Balay
Vereim Spacus
Hairy Thorp
Richland Center
Glavk
Dakota
X. A. Speck
George Wright
W. W W. Weirich
Washington
Pairfield
Levi Gapen
Springfield
Elizabeth. Hogan
W. B. Hogans
Kate Newman
M. J. Newman
Arnold Alder
Milyuiken
Peter Burke
George G. Wood
Durand
Tika Connery
Juco, Roth
M. Jeveifi'l
Benty
Andy
Tom Baller
Cowl
Dunwidiie
Bob
MM. Rhorpe
Rity
Meno
Che Fanenth
Tentson
Hig
Tos
Des. Loufbourow and
Uncle Tom
Stetson's
Dane County
Ad. ‘Crivkle
Vite Tisbe
F. Grunert & Co
Ogens
Wat East
Dodges
Wittwer
Mogot
Emery Wilson
Alty
Fermuatt
Keutt Withers
Montivellu
A.A. Foe
Rock Crux
Geary Walker
Browntown
Sam Kueller
B.T. Raymond
New, Jaras
TD. Wallace
Mr. Thorpe
Fternoon
Geo
Pietzzeh
Janes Ie
A. Stearns
Sith
Oritgello
Gettings
Tovk
H. B. Marhing
Lua Berkey
George Spangler
Josie Nulty
Mary McGrathent
PT. &. Kelly
JW. Stover
Geo. Hanson
Downtown
Mivs Mand Barney
Preat
Wrggle
Blancherdville
Tolm Gettings
Inling Winden
Huulies
H. J. Gehman
Ravine
Matti Gehman
Lome
Geo. Wagner
Orangeville
Prank Carson
Helen Bingham
Denver
Col
Henry Moyer
Frowport
RK. Moyer
Meury Mattern
Monzos
Green Bay
Watterin
Miller & Son
Miles
Tada Pass
Auduy W. Miller
Tdaja
S. Maine
Feng
Bert Elfen
M. H. DeLong
Schuylerville
Verwant
Dr. Miles Medical Company
Elkhart
Inde
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