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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1967
Page
2
A village tale shows Claus discovering a mysterious purse that releases a warm breeze and curses sleeping children. Claus vows to break the spell while Mrs. Claus and villagers react to the strange event. He finds a brass key after throwing the purse, hinting at a quest to lift the curse.
Local notice notes Monroe Evening Times as a second class matter under act of Congress and lists details about publication history founder Emery A Odell and association memberships. It includes subscription and mailing information and compliance with postal regulations.
A Monroe taxpayer writes that letters favoring or opposing renewal miss the point after a tragic storm. The writer expresses frustration at criticisms about relief and notes support for aid already given to tornado victims.
A Monroe reader questions how Urban Renewal will raise the tax roll by about 3 million dollars and argues taxpayers should attend government meetings to push city county and school budget cuts. The writer warns that voting down Urban Renewal could still raise taxes due to federal repayment and urges voting citizens to weigh both sides before Tuesday’s election.
The author reflects on how holidays shift in meaning from a child’s eager anticipation to a grownup view. Valentine cards, Easter baskets, and Christmas joy are reexamined as questions of sentiment, cost, and restraint during holiday observance.
The excerpt extols a Chicago hotel district highlighting Sherman House location and famous venues like Well-Of-The-Sea seafood restaurant and College Inn as America’s first supper club. It hints at a large complex with about 1500 rooms and suites advertised from $9.00.
The editorial notes 1968 tax rate changes with Monroe city taxes down to 5.80 per 1000, while overall bills rise due to a 4.41 increase. School taxes up 3.43 and county rates up 1.29, fueled by new development and education costs. The piece urges awareness of tax directions and fiscal policy.
Mrs. Fred Hintz of Lena sustained head injuries and leg fractures when the car she rode in crashed into a tree on US 20 east of Ridott Corners Wednesday night. The vehicle, driven by Kathleen Hintz of Freeport, carried another Harm Hintz, who fractured her jaw and suffered body lacerations. Both were hospitalized at Rockford Memorial and Freeport Memorial.
A Monroe taxpayer argues that approving the urban renewal plan on Tuesday December 5 could raise property taxes by a portion of federal funds foregone. He cautions residents against elevating taxes for Christmas style gains and questions public benefit.
The Monroe Taxpayers League calls on residents to vote against the Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Program on December 5 to save over half a million dollars and curb federal waste, aligning with a previous editorial urging grassroots action.
A citizen endorses the UR good for Monroe, noting prior Palm Sunday tornado damage. The plan could draw businesses, beautify the area, and raise property values while easing tax burdens by about 146000. The author questions if Federal funds would have been used otherwise and credits local businesspeople and homeowners for rebuilding.
Argyle residents share thoughts on Christmas joys and adult burdens while reporting on meetings, visits, and holiday guests. The piece mentions Argyle Chapter OES, Madison visits, Janesville guests, and St Jerome linked to spectacles.
A police chief qualification exam will be administered tomorrow. First in a series of tuberculosis tests for school children began at Albany and Brooklyn schools. Diane Paulson noted as cheese makers ball queen. Ike plans to resume duties at the White House.
On December 1 1947 Eugene Stuessy of New Glarus was chosen chairman of the newly formed Green County School Committee at Miss Florence Wart enneweiler s office. J Wendell Barlow cashier at Bank of Monticello was elected president of Green County Sales Service Inc at a directors meeting.
Thirty years ago on December 1 1937 forty eight of sixty six officers and enlisted men attended weekly drill of Company K. High rifle scores out of 150 included Ervin Beer 138 Leo Christ 128 John Harpst 117 and John Von Kaenel Jr 111.
On December 1 1927 the Chocolate Shop began operations for public customers marking a milestone for local confectionery. The event highlighted the community’s growing appetite for specialty sweets and neighborhood business openings.
Mrs. Fred Ehlert and her small daughter escaped unharmed as flames destroyed the kitchen of their rural home. Fire crews battled the blaze but the interior was gutted. No injuries reported.
50 Years Ago Today December 1 1917 Keen County leaders Paul J. Weirich F B Luchsinger and F J Bolender meet with the fuel administration to discuss supply problems under wartime rules. P J Marty displays his 1100 pound moose bagged in Minnesota to townsmen on the public square before departing for Cedar Rapids.
A cheesemaker east of New Glarus is badly injured in a beating by a farmer at his factory. Rev J H Palmer of the Universalist Church opposes the ministerial association over Sunday closing of the Family Theater. Howard C Chadwick leaves Janesville Gazette to join Milwaukee Free Press as telegraph editor. The Montezuma Cypress in Oaxaca, Mexico, may be the world’s largest tree with a 40 foot diameter above ground and about 135 feet height, shading 8600 square feet.
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