Monroe Evening Times historic publication notice
The Monroe Evening Times, founded October 13 1898 by Emery A Odell, is a daily except Sunday paper serving Monroe Wisconsin with AP Inland Daily Press Association and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League memberships. It lists postal zones and yearly rates, office hours and subscriber guidance for delivery service and missed papers.
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Monroe Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circuations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Editorials Say Prosperity Key to Nixon Reelection
The piece argues Nixon’s fate in 1972 hinges on a durable national recovery. It traces prior economic cooling, current recession strains, high unemployment, and rising prices, then outlines the president’s new policy mix to lift growth. If the plan succeeds, Nixon may survive. if not, he bears the political burden.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Glancing Back A Local Education and Community Update
Glancing back over the years dated August 19 reveals notes on Dr. Leslie G Kindschi chairing a new citizens advisory committee for the junior high school addition, plus other educators and local figures. Other items recount Legion leadership, county fair attendance, and historic regional events across 1901 to 1961.
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Leslie G. Kindschi
New Citizens Advisory Committee
Board of Education
H.L. Fenton
Edward M. Adam
Herbert T. Johnson
Herbert E. Lanz
James Quinn
Franklin Luebchow
Alice Tumultous
Monticello
William Stauffacher
Arthur Grunert
Arthur Benkert
John Ganse
Mineral la Ontserie
Monroe Cornet Band
Readers alerted to bike rules and fines in Monroe
The Mailbag letter warns residents that bicycles face traffic rules and fines similar to motor vehicles. It cites a $20 stop sign violation and notes driving license points can be affected. It also mentions red light crossings are illegal with a $10 fine and that police may route offenders to bicycle or regular court.
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Monroe
Vicki Phillips
The Boyling pot By HAL BOYLE
New York AP column recalls fame to flop moments from blind dates to bad gifts and garden mishaps revealing how old adages prove true and humorous ironies emerge in daily misadventures. Teeth marks and a $15 lunch highlight a Rockford College plant caper by AP.
Monroe Public Schools advertises office secretary position
The Monroe Public Schools seeks an office secretary with typing filing and general clerical experience. Shorthand valued. Good wages and fringe benefits offered. Start date immediate. Apply through the Business Office at the Junior High School.
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Monroe Public Schools
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