Monroe Evening Times Publication Details and Rates
The Monroe Evening Times founded October 13 1898 by Emery A Odell publishes daily except Sunday and holidays. Carrier rates 50 cents weekly in Monroe. mail rates $18 to $20 yearly by postal zones. Includes office hours, contact, and subscriber notices for delivery issues.
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Jo Davies
Stephenson Andette
Stephenson
Winnebago
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Editorial Urges Voters to Turn Out on Election Day
The piece stresses Tuesday voting in Monroe with many new registrations and calls out apathy toward elections. It warns taxes and issues spark interest but urges every citizen to vote to ensure democracy through direct ballot action.
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Monroe
Green County Board
Nixon
Ted Weiss
Wisconsin passes sweeping 1971 credit reform law
The Wisconsin legislature enacts major reforms including a three day cooling off period for home sales and a rule shifting liability to lenders for defective goods. The law ends the holder in due course doctrine by requiring written notice when debts are assigned and makes lending agencies liable for defective merchandise for up to one year. Legitimate business and consumer advocates call for similar reforms nationwide.
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Wisconsin
Astro Forecast For Monday April 3 1972
Grandiose schemes may promise instant rewards but often fail. Rely on intuition and investigation after reviewing each part of your day to avoid costly errors and misjudgments.
Voters urged on bond issue and coroner referendum in letters
The Mailbag urges a yes vote on the Vocational School bond April 4 to replace Mercy School of Nursing with nursing courses and health care training. A second letter argues against a coroner referendum, favoring a medical examiner system only for certain counties, urging a No vote and citing cost and expertise concerns.
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Mercy School of Nursing
Janesville
America
John S. Falco
Caravilla
State Laboratory of Hygiene
Green County
Richard R. Wagner
On This Date April First in History 1972
Highlights include Franco announcing the Spanish Civil War’s end in 1939 with U S recognition, William Harvey born in 1578, the U S House of Representatives first full meeting in 1789, the Royal Air Force formation in 1918, and the Okinawa invasion begins in 1945 with over 1 400 ships.
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Francisco Franco
U.S
William Harvey
U.S. House of Representatives
New York City
Royal Air Force
Britain
Okinawa
Vocational Center Bonds Backed by Local Leaders
Letter writers including Jack McKearn and George W. Gilman urgeRock and Green Counties voters to approve bonds for a new vocational technical center. They argue training boosts jobs and industry and cite local economic needs and future prosperity. Newport Ky church noise case prompts judge to order quieter revivals.
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Rock
Green
Jack McKearn
Holiday Inn
Greater
Beloit
Blackhawk Tech
George W. Gilman
Janesville Tool & Mfg., Inc
Newport, Ky
Newport Church of God
Newport
Ben Sampson
Leon Lucas
Lucas
Glancing Back 10 Years Ago April 1 1962 Highlights
A retrospective column lists events from April 1 in 1962 including Gov Nelson's readiness to recall the 1961 Legislature over reapportionment and a tour by the Glarus Yodelers. It notes a Milton Florida tornado death toll, Whizzer White's Supreme Court appointment, and Monroe turnout records. Also mentions sugar distribution plans, elections, and local sports. The Brazil refinery explosion death toll rises.
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Nelson
Wisconsin
Glarus
Switzerland
United States
New Glarus
Milton
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Petrobras
TIMEs Children Club Event Listings and New Members
A dated digest lists members and birthdays for a community children's club across April days. It includes names and addresses or towns for several participants and notes two new members Derek Scott Perdue and Angela Marie Saxer with birth dates.
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Derek Scott Perdue
Woodford
Angela Marie Saxer
Fayetteville
N.C
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Scott) Brandli
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Ted) Weiss
Monroe Township
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