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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1968

Page

2

Monroe Evening Times Publishing and Subscription Rates

The Monroe Evening Times lists subscription costs and office hours. Rates include 40 cents weekly by carrier in Monroe, 15 dollars yearly by mail in local towns, and 12 dollars yearly in Wisconsin and nearby counties. outside Wisconsin 14 dollars yearly. Office hours run 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon Saturdays.

Monroe Wisconsin Stephenson Jo Davies Winnebago Illinois Phenson Telem

Odds and Ends from the editor on a Spring day

A collection of editorials notes on tornado recurrence odds, doctor shortages, and national decline stages. Hal Boyle cites statistics on tornado reoccurrence and Oklahoma City’s 26 twisters since 1892 while Monroe booms local doctor density. Sverre Roang warns of civilization stages and decadence risks, urging revival of basic American attitudes.

Hal Boyle Associated Press Boyle National Geographic Oklahoma City U.S New York Massachusetts Mississippi Monroe United States Sverre Roang Wisconsin Veteran Magazine Department of Wisconsin Veterans of Foreign Wars

This Day in History April 23 Highlights and Dated Events

On April 23 various historic events are noted including the 1838 start of regular transatlantic steamship service with the Sirius and Great Western, Shakespeare’s birth, and the first presidential mansion move in 1789. Other entries cover La Marseillaise in 1792, a Natchez dance hall fire in 1940, Greek King George II fleeing Crete in 1941, a 1946 Palestine government workers strike, Algerian rebellion fatalities, a 1963 civil rights protester killed near Attalla, and 1963 UAW actions.

Associated Press Great Western New York England William Shakespeare George Washington Franklin and Cherry Streets Natchez Miss George II Greece Crete Ministry of Defense William A. Moore Attalla Ala United Auto Workers AFL- cIo

Four East Lincoln Northside South Kindergarten Registration

A total of 215 children were registered last week in four kindergartens led by Mrs Rose Langston at East School Miss Janet Morgan at Lincoln Mrs Janet Austin and Mrs Virginia Creamer at Northside and Mrs Tamara Bloom at South School. Enrollment compares with 208 for 1967 68 and breaks down as 28 East 42 Lincoln 107 Northside and 38 South.

Rose Langston East School Janet Morgan Lincoln Janet Austin Virginia Creamer Northside Tamara Bloom South School East Lincon South Doris Messmer Katheryn Etter Thomas Sampson

Cal's Corner: Extension Plans and Camp Dates Adjusted

Dianne Bishop joins our staff as Home Economics Agent. Plans for a two county 4H camp at Upham Woods run June 8 to 11, with Green County budgeting 57 campers ages 9 to 13, 5 junior leaders and 1 adult counsellor. Leaders Tilman Paulson Hartwig and Atkinson push 4H as a real life youth lab. Elwood Brickbauer notes corn planting trends toward earlier dates.

Dianne Bishop Dianne Chile Susan Durtschi Bill Hoesly Adams County Upham Woods Green County Wis. Dells York Clarno Oak Corners Tilman Paulson Ken Hartwig Boyd Atkinson

When to Plant Corn and Row Spacing Guidance

Wisconsin planting guidance outlines soil temp 50 degrees as trigger, with May windows varying by region. Recommends fungicide-treated seed, early insect control, and herbicide protection. Plant populations up to 17 000 per acre on fertile soil, 10 000 to 12 000 on sandy irrigated ground. Narrower rows require wider spacing for light and water efficiency.

Wisconsin

Mayor crowns dairy queen at Madcap Minstrel Show

In 1958 Mayor Victor N. Schiller crowns Herbert Bolliger during a Madcap Minstrel Show. Joyce Stauffacher posts a 459 series. Bobby Wunschel earns an FFA honor in the same event.

Victor N. Schiller Herbert Hermina

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