19 Mar 1909
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Newspaper
Wauwatosa News
Location
Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
1
Local notices report visitors from Milwaukee Chicago and Madison, church services, meetings, club events and school activities. Residents attend performances at the Alhambra featuring Carmen with Van Dyke Eaton Company, while civic groups meet at hotels and churches around Milwaukee and Racine.
The Town Board met Monday afternoon March 15 at the Town Hall and discussed streetcar franchise requests from Milwaukee Western Electric Railway and Milwaukee Light, Heat and Traction companies for routes along Lisbon Fond du Lac Burleigh and Wells to the Town of Wauwatosa. Franchises were not granted but may be revisited later. Also listed are local help wanted, rental and sale notices with residents seeking housework, rooms, or eggs and buggies for sale.
For sale a horse with buggy and two Jersey heifers aged eight and ten months. Enquiries at 303 Kenyon Avenue.
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