Monroe Evening Times Masthead and notices
The Monroe Evening Times founded October 13 1898 by Emery A Odell publishes daily except Sunday and holidays. It lists mailing and subscription details, office hours, and subscriber notices including delivery contact instructions.
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Monroe Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Tax reform in the air amid the inflation era debate
Editorial notes that tax reform is a rising issue in this election year with Senate Democrats pushing change and lawmakers citing loopholes in taxation. It warns that removing exemptions could offset by new subsidies, and highlights how deductions support home ownership and working families while a simpler system remains distant.
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Edmund Muskie
Maine
South Dakota
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Lawrence O Brien
George Wallace
Congress
Tom Stanton
Tax Reform Research Group
Naderite
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Certini Horoscope for Friday April 14 1972
Practical goals are within your reach and you should seek help from a friendly authority to advance plans. Your daily guidance centers on ADVICE and ATTAIN with ASTRO GRAPH dividing the chart into 12 sections. The adjacent numbers indicate the meaning for your sign.
Monroes Notes on Tours and Times Chronicle
Glancing Back Apris 1902 recalls Monroe events from Tallulah Louisiana hospitality to Wisconsin soldiers heading home in August from Ft Lewis. It reports about church services for Easter, attempts to attract a new small industrial plant with Chicago buyers and a Swedish inventor, a barn fire near Monroe, rationing news, a spring musicale by the Monroe Woman's Club, police in summer outfits, Hitler’s Nazis banned, a farm accident near Albany, widespread spring heat and drought, notable deaths including General Frederick Dent Grant and Clara Barton, and local social notes like Amos Lausch selling a brick block and the Peoples Players at Turner Hall.
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Apris
1902
Monroe
Tallulah
Miles Adam
Wisconsin
Ft. Lewis
Frederick Dent Grant
Clara Barton
National Red Cross Society
Washington
Amos Lausch
Orangeville
Anna Taft
Cenfer Medical Company
Texas tallest building uses slurry foundation in Dallas
The 56 story International Building rises in downtown Dallas using a new slurry foundation. Project engineer Joe Leake notes trenches about 33 feet deep filled with concrete form the base, marking a potentially shallow-foundation approach for a major tower in the state.
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Dallas
Texas
International
Joe Leake
Shift in favor of South Vietnamese forces in Quang Tri
AP analysis notes possible near-term advantage for South Vietnamese troops in Quang Tri province near the DMZ as battlefield activity rises in the central highlands. Officials cite repelled advances on Quang Tri City and Hue, with losses and reorganized mobile defenses improving outcomes.
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Rich
Associated Press
Saigon
Quang Tri Province
Demilitarized Zone
An Loc
USS
Central Highlands
U.S
Kompong Trach
Cambodia
Dmz
Tank
Dong Ha River
Quang Tri City
Quang Tri
Hue
Dutch Hollow 4 H Club March Meeting Highlights Projects
Dutch Hollow 4 H Club members shared demonstrations on dairy nutrition and garment making while Keith Binder recounted his Holstein trip. The group donated to the Stoll family, planned fundraisers and a Music and Drama Festival entry, and arranged an April roller skating party and April fundraisers.
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Green County Ag
Debbie
Carol Witt
Jean Ludwig
Jean Spoerry
Ron Albright
Keith Binder
Oshkosh
Mike Albright
Debra Crooks
Heidi Witt
Keith
Kim Binder
Roger Stoll
Stoll
Adult Leaders
Permin Graber
Homemakers
Spring Council
Blue Star
Roger Brugger
James Barthel
Gill, Jacobs
C. Ludwig
Private Hustad completes eight weeks at Ft Campbell
Army private Kenneth J. Hustad 19 son of Mr and Mrs Eldon F Hustad Rt 1 New Glarus completed eight weeks of basic training at the U S Army Training Center Ft Campbell Ky He trained in drill and ceremonies weapons map reading combat tactics military courtesy justice first aid and army history with Company E of the 1st Brigaders 4th Battalion.
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Army
Kenneth J. Hustad
Eldon F. Hustad
Rt. 1
New Glarus
U.S. Army Training Center
Ft. Campbell
Hustad
1St Brigaders
4 H Youths Music and Drama Show at Monticello Schools
Green County 4 H Youths will showcase music and drama all day Saturday at Monticello Schools from 9 am to 4 30 pm with events in multiple rooms. A committee of 4 H leaders runs the day focusing on evaluation and critique and selecting groups to perform at county functions and meetings. A Brodhead festival is planned for April 22 and several clubs such as Five Corner Clovers Washington Center Hiawatha Dutch Hollow Richland Suburbanite Decatur Little Hill High Browntown Busy Beavers Cadiz Dougherty Creek Hilltop York Silverview Jolly Mixers Clarno Decatur Clarno Classy Clubbers Oakley and Brodhead Helping Hands participate.
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Green County 4-H
Monticello
Jim Barthel
County 4-H
Brodhead
Five Corner Clovers
Washington Center
Hiawatha
Dutch Hollow
Richland
Suburbanite
Decatur
Little Hill High
Browntown
Busy Beavers
Cadiz
Dougherty Creek
Hilltop
York
Silverview
Jolly Mixers
Clarno
Oakley
Girl Scout plans outlined for coming months in New Glarus
The Times Special notes New Glarus Girl Scouts announced plans for months ahead. Activities include Keep America Beautiful Day on April 29, Recognition Night May 9 at the elementary gym, and a July 10-14 Day Camp on the Weimar Arn farm serving New Glarus Belleville Blanchardville Mt Horeb.
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NEW Glarus
New Glarus Business Association
John Zweifel
Blackhawk Council
Belleville
Blanchardville
Mt. Horeb
State FFA officers tour Blanchardville in Wisconsin
Blanchardville hosts state Future Farmers of America officers touring last Tuesday. The group represents 10 Wisconsin sections with seven officers in college, two in high school, and two farming. Arnold Cardes, executive secretary, and Floyd Doering, agriculture education consultant, accompany the visit.
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Blanchardville
FFA
Pecatonica Ffa
Wisconsin
Arnold Cardes
The
State Association
Floyd Doering
Agriculture Education
Department of Public Instruction
Newsletters Offer Free Local Family and Senior Guides
Two county newsletters for Green, Grant, Lafayette, Iowa and Richland County provide Words to the Wise for residents over 55 and Family Living Issues and Answers for new or small families. Extension Home Economists edit monthly, topics include foods nutrition home furnishings and consumer issues. Contact Ginny Born at 325-5181 or Box 120 Monroe 53566 to receive either newsletter.
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Green
Grant
Lafayette
Iowa
Richland County
Ginny Born
Extension Home Economist
Monroe
National Guard helps bowlers find shelter at Turner Hall
The Wisconsin National Guard 1158th Heavy Truck Co. provided cots for visiting Eagles state tournament bowlers after they found no housing. John Bergum, manager of Turner Hall, praised Otto Erzinger and the Guard for offering a place to sleep and grateful treatment during an emergency over the weekend.
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National Guard
John Bergum
Turner Hall
Eagles
1158Th Heavy Truck Co
Wisconsin National Guard
Otto Erzinger
Bergum
Janesville Social Security Office Moves to New Address
O'Brien district manager for Green and Lafayette counties reminds residents the Janesville Social Security office has moved to 12 N Parker Drive Janesville. Most matters can be handled by telephone. call 752-7439 before visiting 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.
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Yon W. O'Brien
Dstrict
Janesville
Social Security Office
Green
Lafayette County
N. Parker Drive
O’brien
North Parker Drive
Man-Made but Natural Acrylics for Carpet Options
Donna explains acrylic fibers closely resemble wool in look and feel and resist soil, abrasion, moths, and mildew. Modacrylic blends alter luster and texture and reduce cost. Visit Furniture & Appliance City to speak with Donna and choose the best carpet for your home.
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