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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1968
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists subscription rates for various delivery areas including city carrier and mail options. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m Saturday to 12 Noon and telephone contact is provided.
A Monroe area youth, John Deininger, addressed an FFA banquet with a powerful talk on water pollution. He warned that domestic and industrial wastes, soil erosion, and road runoff threaten rivers and lakes, urging action to stop pollution and reuse water responsibly.
A short verse by Clair R. Munns jokes about a robin renting space to build a nest. It notes hesitation to lease lest many chicks result. The piece mentions Times Want Ads for a cash buyer and records Peter Legler moving to Kidder County North Dakota to take a 640 acre flax farm, with winter coats returning in Monroe as cold rain and snow arrive.
A light verse about a playful dog by Mrs. Vernon Workinger. The page lists birthday greetings for several individuals across dates April 28 to May 4 with names and addresses.
Randy Lee Shumway of Orfordville was born on June 17, 1962. The short notice notes the birth and residence in Orfordville with standard genealogy wording.
Ten years ago on April 27 1958 Green County Sheriff Samuel F Humbel inspected the main cell block at the Grant County Jail. The scene also notes Don Trow collecting a bounty for thirty three fox.
Mrs Peter S Solomon is elected head of the Monroe Woman's Club. Kiwanis Club plans to observe National Boy's Week. Browntown farmers work nights to hurry belated seeding actions.
April 27 1918 report states the Brodhead school head resigns to join YMCA war service in France. A separate note describes Mrs William Milem sustaining bruises after being thrown from a buggy as her horse attempts to bolt nearby.
In Appreciation To the Editor the Monroe Student Exchange extends thanks for articles and photographs that aided informing the public. Weekend visits featured numerous local residents including the Priewe and Behring families, Beeliemeier and Hartog households, and other Monroe area guests visiting relatives and friends across nearby towns.
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