Subscription Rates and Hours Listed for Monroe Wisconsin Paper
A damaged OCR fragment lists subscription prices by county, noting Monroe at 12 dollars per year and Stephenson county at eight dollars, plus postal and office hours and a phone number. The text is partially garbled but indicates an operating schedule from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and contact details for the newspaper office.
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Cartier
Monroe
Ball
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Cousin
Don
Savance
Youth Debate Highlights Practical Hurdles For Center Plan
Teen participants in a discussion on a proposed Monroe community center urge adult advice and practical limits. They fear high costs and operating funds, and suggest proof of need before expansion. Teens also note that rising priorities like work and careers can divert interest as they age. Monroe backs youth welfare but aims for broad participation.
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Monroe
Power by Promises and the Limits of Labor Promises
A critical look at union leaders who rely on promises to secure wages and benefits for members. The piece notes pensions as the next rallying point amid wage stagnation and questions leaders' ability to deliver once the elevator stops at the adjustment level. The author predicts a reckoning for union leadership with rising skepticism.
Shrine potentate Harold Lloyd to visit Madison
Harold Lloyd, former film star and newly named imperial potentate of the Shrine, will visit Madison November 22 as guest of Zor Shrine temple. Rufus F. Wells, illustrious potentate of the Madison unit, reports 2000 visitors are expected for statewide Shrine initiation ceremonies.
Ashland Names Paton as County Treasurer After Resignations
Isabelle Paton was named by the Ashland county board to succeed Henry Klein as county treasurer. Klein resigned last week, five days after Mary Donfeld submitted her resignation as register of deeds.
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Ashland —/P
Isabelle Paton
Ashland County Board
Henry Klein
Klein
Mary Doneld
Roosevelt seeks pacific solution to crisis in Europe
Ten years ago President Roosevelt urged King Victor Emmanuel III of Italy to formulate proposals for a pacific solution to the European crisis as the world neared a potential August 24, 1939 war. Also, car crash in Clarno hospitalizes Joe Norder after bridge railing collapse. 17 Green County WPA workers receive termination slips. and other decade-old notes on local events.
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Roosevelt
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Joe Norder
Clarno
Green County
WPA
Fred Miller
Miller Manu
Facturing Co
J. C. Gillum
Miller
Adam Blumer
Anti-automobile Party
Lincoln Park
Charles E. Miller
Lloyd M. Schindler
Green County Automobile Club
Janesville
Beloit
Belleville Girl Wins Clapp Trophy at Fair
Judith Anderson of Belleville route 2 receives the Howard Clapp Memorial trophy at the junior State fair in West Allis. The honor honors her sportsmanship in the show ring and her leadership as a Mt. Vernon 4-H dairy club member and 4-H club work at the fair.
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Newcrene
Judith Anderson
Milo Anderson
Route 2
Belleville
Howard Clapp
West Allis
Mt. Vernon
Wisconsin Crops Report Booming Across State
Wisconsin farmers report booming crops with corn thriving and good yields for cucumbers beans and sweet corn. Antigo area diggin potatoes and late apples plums expected strong. Field work active with new seedings growing and pastures above average. Soybeans sudan grass millet and buckwheat also indicated excellent.
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Wisconsin
Weather Bureau
Antigo
Sudan
Darlington Sets Hospital Bond Plan for 75,000
Darlington council read a resolution authorizing issuance of negotiable hospital bonds totaling 75 000 to fund a Lafayette county hospital project. The measure aligns with state law by keeping city equity at 75 000 while supporting a 425 000 facility on land already cleared. The 35 bed hospital is planned in Darlington. Joyce Wilson wins first prize for best wool suit at the junior state fair in West Allis.
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Darlington
Cit
Lafayette County
Joyce Wilson
West Allis
New Soils Worker To Arrive Aug 29
Reber will replace J C Baker as district conservationist for the U S soil conservation service in Green Fayette Iowa and Grant counties on August 29 with headquarters at Dodgeville. He has prior experience from CCC work in Independence Wisconsin to farm planning in Crawford county and led a top rated district. The move aims to be closer to his family home and the Reber family plans to move to Dodgeville before school starts.
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Rren
J. C. Baker
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Grant Counties
Reber
Dodgeville
Baker
Lawrenceville
Ill
Giman
CCC
Independence
Wis
Croon Creek
Monroe County
Kansas
Missouri
National Insurance Company
Crawford County
France Mourns 82 Died in Forest Fires
Flags hung at half staff as France mourns 82 men killed in forest fires in the pine forests south of Bordeaux. Smoke lingered over the city as authorities reported the blazes under control and the nation grieved this tragedy.
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Neaux
France
Here
Bordeaux
Brodhead Child Sees Wreck on Special Trip
Little Jimmy St. John marked his fourth birthday with a Milwaukee road train ride to Janesville when the engine struck a hay rack rack being pulled by a jeep two miles east of Hanover. The jeep driver Donald Risch 21 route 5 Janesville and his wife and two children were unharmed. The hayrack was demolished and the engine cow catcher damaged.
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Proagneda—Epeviasy
Jimmy St. John
Janesville
Milwaukee Road
Hanover
Donald Risch
Route 5
Rishis
Cuban Army Chief Ousted by President
President Rosario Socarras dismissed Maj. Gen Genovevo Perez Camera as army chief for acts of indiscipline and appointed Gen. Ruperto Cabrera to replace him. Camera had been regarded as a strong man among military leaders in the Cuban armed forces.
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Nayana —Ory
Drosario Socarras
Genovevo Perez Camera
Ruperto Cabrera
Damera
Camera
C-47 Crashes On Takeoff From Guam No One Injured
An air force C-47 crashed and burned on takeoff from Guam today. All nine men aboard walked away from the wreckage uninjured.
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Guam
Air Force
Highway C Getting Complete Seal Job Gree
County seal coating covers routes from Lafayette through Monticello to Rock County with New Glarus Monticello and Albany streets sealed. A new 36 foot bridge by Coryell Brothers Browntown spans water south of Brooklyn. The highway department adds a truck and two graders while overall road work and equipment growth are kept within last year’s budget due to higher costs.
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Gree. Wun
Aignway Ens
Lafayette
Monticello
Rock County
Evansville
New Glarus
Albany
Coryell Brothers
Milwaukee entertainer admits to heroin charge in youth case
James Meth od, 28, a Milwaukee light club entertainer and former amateur heavyweight boxer, pleaded in no contest yesterday to contributing to the delinquency of a 15 year old boy by giving him heroin injections. He was released on $500 bail.
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Milwaukee
James
Method
Belleville Pastor Accepts New Call at Waterloo
Rev Oscar Stanke chosen as pastor of the Methodist church in Waterloo succeeding Rev Samuel Beers who moved to Waupun. Stanke has led services since August 1 and will move his family into the Waterloo parsonage after ongoing repairs finish.
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Pencouse —Speciuy
Oscar Stanke
Methodist Church
Waterloo
Samuel Beers
Waupun
Stanke
Waterloo Parsonage
Brodhead Area Youth Held on Arson and Assault
Edward Hunt, 19, of Brodhead, charged with arson and assault with intent to do great bodily harm, ordered confined to Central State Hospital. Judge Ralph F. Sunn postponed final disposition until Hunt recovers enough to stand trial after he allegedly shot John Yusten, 78, in the hip.
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Edward Hunt
Route 3
Brodhead
Central State Hospital
Wauoun
Ralph F. Sunn
Janesville
Tues
Hunt
John Yusten
Barn Fire Suspect Held for Mental Evaluation Near Brodhead
A man setting fire to a barn on the Yus ten farm east of Brodhead in Rock County was detained after the blaze. He was sent to Mendota state hospital for observation, where physicians diagnosed a mental disorder and ordered prolonged institutional care.
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Yusten
Brodhead
Rock County
Mendota State Hospital
Greendale vote backs sale to Veterans cooperative
Residents of the federally owned village of Greendale voted overwhelmingly yesterday in favor of allowing the Greendale Veterans Cooperative Homes Association to buy the village.
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Milwaukee
Greendale
Wonder Salve Wartime Skin Remedy Ad
This wartime advertisement promotes Wonder Salve as a fast acting antiseptic for itching from psoriasis eczema infections and athlete’s foot. It claims no acids no painful application and urges readers to buy at local Monroe druggists Trukenbrod fert Blumer and Ford Hopkins. It targets servicemen and civilians with home use.
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Jonder
Monroe
Trukenbrod’s
Fert, Blumer and
Ford-Hopkins
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Monroe Evening Times
Postoffice
Congress
Sunda
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Daily Journal
Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
FORLA
Midwest
Atlas Tires
American Petroleum Institute
Permalube
Standard Oil
Ata
Evening Times
Alma Johnson
Archie R. Dunwiddie
Ethel Morehouse
Juda
Mars
B. Long
Los Angeles
A. D. Stauffacher
Claremont
Calif
Oneco
D. W. Ball
Albert Voegels
Blazes Bar
Inquire
Bauman’s
ACE Store
Portant
Brodhead Area
Wtalk
Ays Shoe Store
Hudson
America
17Th Avenue
Houer Sales Co
WLAD
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