Monroe Evening Times Notice and Subscriptions Policy
The Monroe Evening Times lists founding details, ownership, and memberships. It outlines subscription rates for carrier and mail delivery within Wisconsin and adjacent counties, with deadlines and advance payment requirements. It also provides office hours and a notice to subscribers to report delivery issues promptly.
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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Editorial on Criminals and Youth Offenders
A newspaper analysis reviews a study of Midwest youth offenders. It notes many come from intact homes, average IQ below normal, early delinquent starts, and repeated thefts. The piece urges more education and vocational training for less‑intelligent youths and calls for broader research.
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Stanford
Disease free pig program hailed in swine production
Wayne Burch of the University of Wisconsin notes the new disease free pig program at State Line Laboratory, calling it one of the most important developments in swine production. Robert L. Wells resigns as park and recreation director to lead elementary physical education in the Monroe school system, replacing Marty Deignan.
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Wayne Burch
University of Wisconsin
State Line Laboratory, Inc
Robert L. Wells
Park and Recreation
Monroe
Marty Deignan
London air battle memory and county updates in 1940
Aug 29 1940 nearly 200 German planes were turned back from London by British fighters and fled to sea without bombs. Miss Martha Grether notes a low in communicable disease in Greer County this summer. AAA committeemen met with State Fieldman Earl Hopkins to discuss United States farming programs.
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London
Martha Grether
Greer County
United States
Six Monroe Women Seek Ballots By Mail in 1920
Fifty years ago today six Monroe young women currently in Washington write to Monroe asking for mail ballots to vote for the first time in their hometown. They are Nettie C. Jennings Dorothy Jennings Smith Harriet Jennings Mary Jennings Frances White and Kathryn Smeck. Ira Larson of Orfordville loses his entire herd of 60 hogs to cholera. The Monroe House is sold by Karl Schmid to C J Schwartzlow.
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Monroe
Washington
Nettie C. Jennings
Dorothy Jennings Smith
Harriet Jennings
Mary Jennings
Frances White
Kathryn Smeck
Ira Larson
Orfordville
Monroe House
Karl Schmid
C.J. Schwartzlow
Young Buffalo Bill Show to Exhibit September 6 1910
Sixty years ago today August 29 1910 the Wild West show featuring Buffalo Bill was announced for September 6 as a W R C benefit. Misses Elsie Klingbeil Mattie Matzke and Anna Baltzer return from Lake Monona outing. A barn fire on John O Connor farm near the city was contained before Blumer Brewing Company auto truck and chemical extinguisher arrived.
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Young Buffalo Bill
W.R.C
Elsie Klingbeil
Mattie Matzke
Anna Baltzer
Lake Monona
John O’connor
Blumer Brewing Company
Cheese Market Steady in Wisconsin and U S
Wisconsin cheddar markets held steady with prices unchanged and demand mostly fair. American cheese output for the week ending Aug 20 matched prior levels, while Wisconsin Swiss was steady on top grades but weak on grade C with ample supplies. Air Force pays General Dynamics 191.3 million for F111 overruns. Nixon library land donation eyed in Whittier adjacent to Whittier College.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Agricultural Marketing Service
Washington
Air Force
General Dynamics Corp
Ft. Worth
Tex
Today in History Highlights From August 29
On August 29, 1835 Melbourne was founded in Australia. Other events include Atahualpa's execution in 1533 and the 1778 Rhode Island battle victory. World War II Denmark scuttling, 1957 civil rights bill passage, and modern notes on Amman, Johnson shipping strike end, Shirley Temple Black U N appointment.
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Melbourne
Peru
Atahualpa
Francisco Pizarro
Portsmouth
England
Quaker Hill
Rhode Island
Queen Astrid
Belgium
Switzerland
Copenhagen
U. S. Senate
Jordan
Hazza Majall
Amman
Lyndon B. Johnson
East
Gulf
Shirley Temple Black
U. S
U. N. General Assembly
The Mailbag letter on gym suits and school expenses
Irked Taxpayer argues against gym suits in schools noting costs to parents and the impression of progress. The writer calls for common sense in cutting expenses and questions lunch ticket nonpayers and parental expenditures.
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the Times
Wisconsin Politicians Clash Over Police Role and Privacy
Wisconsin political items report Rep David Martin demanding a Lucey clarification over a Milwaukee Journal quote calling campus policing a rag tag collection. Lucey pushes for tighter privacy protections against intrusive telephone solicitations and a PSA to PSC. Baraboo News-Republic sale to La Vine group announced.
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David Martin
Patrick Lucey
Wisconsin
Martin
Lucey
Milwaukee Journal
National Guard
Mr. Lucey
Madison
Patrick J. Lucey
Baraboo Paper
Baraboo (Ap
Baraboo News—Republic
la Vine Newspaper Group
Chippewa Falls
Clothes Closet Opens Monday In Monroe For Back To School
The Clothes Closet of Monroe will be open from 7 to 9 30 Monday night Aug 31 to help families obtain children’s clothing for school. Co chairs Mrs Roger Voelkli and Mrs Edward Einbeck oversee the Monroe Woman’s Club project and request donations of good children’s clothing to size before Monday. Entrance is the east door of the former Connard Manor next to the Commercial and Savings Bank which lends the building.
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Monroe
Roger Voelkli
Edward Einbeck
Monroe Woman’s Club
Connard
Commercial and Savings Bank
Recital by Ada B Williams pupils fills Universalist church
On August 29 1900 the Universalist church auditorium hosted a pupil recital led by Miss Ada B Williams with soloist Fred Trachsel performing Beethoven Wever Schumann Mendelssohn Chopin and Hollaender Works by the advanced piano student drew an audience of Monroe businessmen leading citizens and ladies in a delegation headed by the Monroe Cornet Band visiting the Darlington fair.
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the Universalist Church
Ada B. Williams
Fred Trachsel
Beethoven
Wever
Schumann
Mendelssohn
Chopin
Hollaender
Monroe
Monroe Cornet
Darlington Fair
Higher Education Seeks Big Increase in State Funding
Wisconsin public higher education requests total 1.08 billion for the next biennium, up 250 million, with 571 million from state tax revenues. The CCHE presentation lists UW at 647 million, state university system 328 million, vocational technical 88 million, Marquette medical school 7 million, Educational communications board 2.9 million, county teachers colleges 775 thousand, and CCHE tentative 818 thousand.
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Madison
Wisconsin
CCHE
University of Wisconsin
The
State University System
Vocational-Technical System
Marquette School of Medicine
Educational Communications Board
Community Visitors and Guests Across Wisconsin and Iowa
A string of visits and gatherings across Monroe Lake Geneva Dubuque and Olympia includes Mr and Mrs Sam Gonzales with family in Lake Geneva and Monroe. Cheryl and Brian Schilt in Dubuque as weekend guests. Byron John Francis and family in Olympia. Mrs Harry S Ammann visiting her mother in Monroe. Albert Reimann and granddaughters in Madison. Norbert Ulmen and son in rural Monroe. Mrs Robert Davis with sons staying in Monroe and visits by the Larsons. Rev Dennis Dillon and others visiting Harlow Larson. Sunday dinners in Monroe East Dubuque Sun Prairie and more. In Washington Wisconsin senators Nelson and Proxmire voted with the minority on a military pay amendment aimed at ending the draft and building an all-volunteer force.
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Sam Gonzales
Jenny
Jason
Lake Geneva
June Albert
Monroe
Grant Briggs
Cheryl
Brian Schilt
Dubuque
Iowa
Robert Schilts
Byron John Francis
Byron
John
Margaret
Olympia
Wash
Roy Wyss
Harry S. Ammann
Etta Bechtolt
Pleasant View Nursing Home
Albert Reinmann
Renee
Laurie Bowen
Madison
Norbert Ulmen and Son
John A. Christen
Harvey Hartwig
Frank Hartwig
Gary Hartwig
Elwood McConnell
South Wayne
Bersagel
Edward Erickson
Ivan Hartwig
Debra
Kevan
Tom
Washington
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
William Proxmire
Senate
Sunday and Monday August 30 31 Children’s Club schedule
A list of names and addresses for the Times Children’s Club covering August 30 to September 5. Entries include Jeff Johnson Theresa Leck Bobbi Jo Luedy Heidi Witt Cindy Stoll Ricky Moore Lisa Krebs Rita Gilbertson Jane Zurfluh Joey Jaeggi Wendy Schmoldt Marcia Ellingson Michael Marchant Lora Shippy Jerald Hooper Lori Theier Terri Plantikow Danny Jones Geraldine Albertson Robert Bechtolt Richard Kemprood John Fox Johnny Wyss Mark Nenneman Jon Klemm James Mohns Randall Blumer Jeffrey Falk Steven Gobeli Randy Rudhti with dates and street addresses in Monroe Monticello Juda Brodhead Madison and surrounding areas.
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John Charles Aeberhard
Monticello
Theresa Leck
Countryside Trailer Park
Monroe
Bobbi Jo Luedy
16Th Ave
Heidi Elizabeth Witt
Cindy Jo Stoll
Mineral Point
Ricky Eugene Moore
25Th Ave
Lisa Ann Krebs
South Wayne
Rita Mae Gilbertson
Jon David Klemm
Browntown
James Crawford Mohns
15Th Ave
Randall Lee Blumer
Jeffrey Robert Falk
Steven Jay Gobeli
Randy Eugene Rudhti
9Th St
Donald LeRoy Williams Jr Born in Monticello
Donald LeRoy Williams Jr of Monticello was born on March 29, 1969.
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Donald LeRoy Williams, Jr
Monticello
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Robert D. Rieder
John D. Stauffacher
Donald Timm
AAA
Earl Hopkins
Kohler
Helen M. Haldiman
Green County
Court House
Philip F. LaFollette
LaFollette
Lawrence F. O’brien
Spiro T. Agnew
NIXON
Whittier
Calif
Richard M. Nixon
Blake Sanborn
Whittier College
Public Service Commission
Kenosha
Thomas P. Fox
Chilton
Fox
UAW
Neather Services
Weather Services
Fort Myer
Virginia
Fort Whipple
Army
Robert Geissmann
New York City
Government Printing Office
Ostmaster
Arlington
Coordinating Council For Higher
Clarno
Mrs
Elmer Beckman
Robert Davis
Jeffrey and
Christopher
Minneapolis, Minn
Harlow Larson
Times Children’s Club
Jeff Johnson
Todd Alan Woelffer
Jeanne Marie Swiggum
Forrest Place
Ft. Leonard Wood
DeAnn Lee Olsen
Brodhead
Jane Elizabeth Zurfluh
Joey Dean Jaeggi
Juda
Wendy Renee Schmoldt
Marcia Marie Ellingson
Woodford
Michael Duane Marchant
Lora Lynn Shippy
14Th Ave
Jerald Patrick Hooper
12Th St
Lori Ann Theier
Warren, Ill
Terri Jolene Plantikow
20Th Ave
Danny Ray Jones
Geraldine Marie Albertson
13Th Ave
Robert William Bechtolt
Richard Lee Kemprood
Heard St
John Raymond Fox
Gratiot
Johnny W. Wyss
Mark Daniel Nenneman
Douglas Scott Mayer
Beverly Ann Gilbertson
Stuessy
Tome
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