Monroe Evening Times Subscription Notice Details
The Monroe Evening Times lists founding details and rates for subscriptions by carrier and mail, including regional pricing for Wisconsin and nearby Illinois counties. It also provides office hours, contact numbers, and subscriber notification procedures for missed deliveries.
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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Editorial on youth and societal obsessions
In a column, Joel Fort argues modern society shapes children through pervasive propaganda. He links drug, hygiene, nutrition, work, education, patriotism, law, pollution, and mass media to youth behavior and social norms, concluding we are collectively obsessed with these trends.
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Joel Fort
Fort
World Health Organization
School of Social Welfare
University of California
Center For Special Problems
San Francisco
National Sex and Drug Forum
Columbia University
Washington Monument
America
Glancing Back Highlights From August Over The Decades
A chronicle of August 25 events across years from 1960 to 1900 notes Rome Olympics opening in heat before 100000, Red Cross blood appeal for Cindy Sonste, and Thayer’s return to Montgomery Ward. It then lists 1950 cheese parade participants from Green County, 1940 Roosevelt resignation and London aerial battles, rural schools opening, 1930 deaths and rescues, 1920 Green County cheese prizes, 1910 Camp McCoy prep and a Limburger mishap, 1900 a sacred cantata in Wells opera house with listed performers.
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Rome
Olympic Stadium
Green County Red Cross
Cindy Sonste
Monticello
W. L
Ted) Thayer
Montgomery Ward
Roosevelt
Harry L. Hopkins
Jesse H. Jones
R.A.F
London
Green County
Monroe
Green County Fair
Carl Frenzel
Ernest Reger
Limburger
Albany
Nationwide Women Strike Planned Across the Nation
Activities include seminars marches and a five product boycott identified by NOW to protest insults in ads. Betty Friedan urged millions to boycott jobs and kitchens on the 50th anniversary of women’s suffrage. Susan B Anthony tribute march noted in Adams Massachusetts ahead of Wednesday actions.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
National Organization of Women—Now
New York
Arlington Street
Unitarian- Universalist
Boston
Betty Friedan
Adams
Mass
Susan B. Anthony
Post Office
Today in History and Equal Rights Activism Highlights
August 25 milestone events include the 1921 US Germany peace treaty signing and 1944 Paris liberation. Activist actions in Chicago Philadelphia Princeton and Houston mark pushes for constitutional equality for women with rallies and pickets across multiple sites.
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United States
Germany
Montreal
New Orleans
Iran
Paris
Organization of American States
San Jose
Costa Rica
Earth
U.N. Security Council
Israel
Lebanon
Service Record Notes Two Carpenter Brothers Enlisted
Forwarding address for Ronald and Richard Carpenter of Route 2 Monroe. Ronald 18 enlisted in U S Marine Corps on August 3 and is in recruit training. Richard 19 entered the army on July 27. Both graduated Monroe High School in June.
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Ronald
Richard Carpenter
Ervin Carpenter
Monroe
U.S. Marine Corps
Richard
Army
Monroe High School
Janke Named Outstanding Airman of the Month at Yokota Base
Airman First Class Louis F. Janke Jr of Sun Prairie has been chosen as the 67th Reconnaissance Squadron Outstanding Airman for July. Selection reflects attitude, knowledge, and drill, with a base wide board to determine Yokota’s Airman of the Month. Janke serves at Yokota Air Force Base in Japan.
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William G. Bacher
Otto Bacher
27Th Ave
Mannheim
Germany
Linda Gille
Leo Gille Jr
17Th St
Waldgrubenweg
Kafertal
B Co
B.n.68th Armor
APO
New York
Louis F. Janke Jr
Louis F. Janke Sr
W. Goodland St
Sun Prairie
67Th Reconnaissance Squadron
Janke
Yokota
Japan
Yokota Air Force Base
State Fair Closes With Mixed Results in Wisconsin
The 120th Wisconsin State Fair ended with lower total attendance at 934,564, though agriculture fared better. Holstein, Dorset, Oxford, Shropshire, and swine shows produced strong winners, including Dandy II in the rooster crowing contest and top ribbons for Olson, McKerrow, Richards, and Dettmans-Hansens.
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Milwaukee
West Allis
Fairgrounds
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Dandy II
Scott
Debra Davis
Little Dill
Howard Lake
Minn
Yokohama Joe
Waverly
Dorset
George McKerrow
Pewaukee
Oxford
Duane Richards
Lodi
Dettmans-Hansens
Hartland
Shropshire
Hilman Schroeder
Sauk City
Ralph Wilson
Burlington
Walsh Bros
Beloit
Bristol Farms
Hampshire
Knowles Creates State Administrative Districts
Gov Warren Knowles issued an executive order to form eight uniform state administrative districts across Wisconsin. The plan aims to improve service delivery coordination among federal, state, and local programs and boost responsiveness to regional needs. Districts include Southeast, Southern, Western, West Central, Northwestern, North Central, Lake Michigan, and Lake Winnebago, listing corresponding counties.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Wisconsin
Knowles
Kenosha
Milwaukee
Ozaukee
ICC Hearing Set for Freeport Hawkeye Service
The Interstate Commerce Commission schedules a Freeport hearing on September 30 at City Hall regarding Illinois Central Railroad plans to drop the Hawkeye passenger trains. Hawkeye remains the sole IC passenger link between Chicago and Sioux City, with early morning and late evening service. The ICC aims to rule before December 21 after earlier calls to halt service warranted further review.
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Freeport
Interstate Commerce Commission
Illinois Central Railroad
Chicago
Sioux City
Iowa
Milwaukee Road
Janesville
ICC
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Gottfried Aeschlimann
Fred Burkhalter
Jacob Schuetz
Christ Wittner
Fred Marty
Carl Marty
Joe Altmann
Fred Wuethrich
Robert Hermann
Joseph Huber
Carl Frehner
Rudy Lehnherr
Ben Roder
Fred Steinmann
Gottlieb Marty
Gottfried Gottier
Jacob Fluckiger
John Meier Sr
Jacob Lauper
Ernest
Schuerch, Jacob Altmann
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John Prien
Peter Haesler
Argyle
Arnold Zeller
Delton
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Camp McCoy
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Cook Schroeder
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Esther the Beautiful Queen
Wells Opera House
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Roy Woodle
Letha Clemmer
R. C. Whitcomb
Hester Lynch
Eleonora Thorpe
Bert Bridge
Mattie Green
Osee Wagner
Tom McPhillips
J. G. Randall
Ed Faubel
Minnie Seltzer
C. S. Young
Grace Whitcomb
Joe Nicholson JR
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Women’s Liberation
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NOW
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Women’s Liberation Center
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Ronald Lee Carpenter
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