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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1972
Page
2
Notice to subscribers lists mail and carrier delivery instructions for The Monroe Evening Times. It includes postage zones, annual rates, advance payment, office hours, and a reminder to contact the delivery carrier or the office if papers are missed.
Washington editorials analyze McGovern Shriver momentum after the Eagleton affair. They note leadership disarray at headquarters, unanswered questions about campaign roles, and growing doubt among politicians and reporters about McGovern’s ability to compete with Nixon.
Sunday August 13 James Michael Hagen Rt. 1 South Wayne 6 Paul Eugene Smith Orfordville 12. Monday August 14 Jeffrey Lee Klopfenstein 2111 10th St 9 Gregory Scott Elmer Monticello 12 Donald Allen Brandt Rt. 1 Argyle 8. Lisa Marie and Lonna Mae Wyttenbach Blanchardville 12. Tuesday August 15 John Dennis Blum Rt. 2 Monticello 1. Wednesday August 16 Jamie Lee May 1603 14th Ave 4 Kittie Lea Hanson 702 16th Ave 12. Thursday August 17 Michelle Renee Zweifel Glenn Friday August 18 Saturday August 19 Scott Allen Bauer Rt. 4 12 Kathleen Marie Falk Rt. 3 12 8th Ave 2 Penny Marie Bunker Rt. 1 Winslow Il 4 Sandy Albright Rt. 1 Albany 11 Julie Kay Ritschard Rt. 2 Monticello 12.
On this date highlights include the end of a Spain War protocol after three months and 22 days. Notable entries mention a 1658 eight-man guard in New Amsterdam, Isaac Singer’s sewing machine patent in 1851, Britain entering WWI in 1914, the Atlantic Charter talks in 1941, Little Rock integration in 1959, and space feats in 1962. Births include Cantinflas at 61 and John Derek at 46.
Wisconsin Yesterday compiles historical notes from 1840 to 1960s featuring territorial acts creating counties, the Janesville Gazette era, Wayne County origins, Swiss New Glarus settlement, Appleton electric streetcar era, Fox Indians conflicts, University of Wisconsin founding, Belle La Follette, Prairie du Chien treaties, and Wilbur Mills political note. Names include Washington Ozaukee counties, Hamburg now Grafton, Appleton, New Glarus, Belle Case La Follette, St. Croix, Prairie du Chien, Green Bay, and Mills.
Glancing Back recalls the Swiss of New Glarus creating Holiday in New Glarus a 12 inch play record while Lions Club and City Band headline the Shrine benefit at the outdoor theater. It also notes 1962 era civil rights and war memories, local elections, and a Tennessee deer case.
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