Monroe Evening Times notice of rates and service details
The Monroe Evening Times lists founding date October 13 159 notes on post office classification and subscriptions. It details AP affiliation Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations. Rates cover carrier and mail deliveries across Monroe and surrounding counties with advance payment required. Office hours and subscriber notice procedures are provided.
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Editorial on America's fading romance with the automobile
An editorial questions whether Americans still love the car after decades of mass ownership. It argues familiarity breeds practicality over passion, notes rising highway fatalities prompt safety reforms, and envisions a future boxy, pollution-controlled, compact car with tighter room and higher cost. Will the car be loved again.
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Dear Abby letters outline dating advice and pet etiquette
Dear Abby replies offer dating guidance for a man intrigued by a long distance pen pal, a note on adapting to noisy environments versus neighborly respect for wind chimes, and a cautionary plea about pet sanitation while traveling. The column also includes a satirical private message and a Marine Corps stance on drug amnesty, reported from Honolulu.
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Glancing Back 10 Years Ago Today
Glancing back at events on August 3 across years shows Monroe City Council actions, Air Force mobilization signals, obituaries, local fairs, speed law changes, postmaster orders, and a Milan bank robbery with bandits listening to police broadcasts. Notable items include a 1901 council vote to table expansion, 1941 mill news, and 1911 speed limit repeal steps.
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Reader critiques Lucey property tax reform plan in Madison
La Vern F. Isely urges retention of township assessors and local Board of Review to ensure fair valuation. He questions replacing township assessors with a county assessor and warns larger cities may push higher costs and less local accountability. The letter advocates local meetings, warning against late, costly statewide changes.
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