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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1967
Page
2
A Pittsville Record misprint saga shows how a simple ad spirals into confusion. The sequence begins with an innocent sale offer and ends with Mrs. Kelly and R. D. Jones in headlines of rumor.
Browntown village board sets 1968 tax rate at 38 per thousand an increase of 9 over last year due to school and county taxes. Budget for 1968 is 40,700 up from 35,000. First installment tax payment deadline extended to February 29, 1968.
The bladderwort is a common water plant found in ponds worldwide. It traps tiny animals and occasional small fish in sacs called bladders. triggers occur when sensitive hairs at the bladder entrance are struck. The plant has no roots and likely relies on animal food for nitrogen.
Abigail Van Buren offers guidance on etiquette and social issues in 1967. Letters include a teen girl troubled by a physically deformed classmate, a mother overwhelmed by the fiance’s blended family guests, and a reader seeking a sharp reply to age questions. The column emphasizes tact, patience, and discreet handling of sensitive topics.
A brief note outlines choosing an outfit under five minutes as the speaker seeks efficiency. It hints at a crowded closet and the pressure of quick selection. The tone reflects a daily routine moment with emphasis on personal style and time management.
The US Daily Record lists Wilbert J. Meier transferring property to John D. Prien in Monroe and records multiple court actions and fines from Conservation and State Patrol departments. Notable items include deer hunting tag issues, uncased firearms in cars, licenses, speeding and vehicle violations with bonds and costs, and juvenile driver restrictions. The docket also records transfers and forfeitures across Monroe, New Glarus, Monticello, and surrounding areas.
Donnie Ray Braden aged 27 of Route 2 Holcombe and Ethel Jane Busjahn aged 26 of Route 1 Browntown appear in marriage licensing records.
Kathleen Fox, five, shows an egg found on her father's Brodhead farm measuring three and a half inches long and seven and a half around. Excavation begins for Gener Telephone Co. building on West Exchange Street Brodhead.
Twenty years ago on December 12 1947 the Silver Lewis cheese factory in Mt Pleasant Township announced plans to rebuild and expand production. Ray Silver a salesman and manager announced the project while E J Hoesly was named president of the Bank of New Glarus succeeding Rudolph Kundert of Madison.
Police in Paris disclose details from an event dated December 12 1907 as part of a retrospective look. Officials outline actions taken, locations involved, and preliminary findings in the case file.
Police report tracing the clothes of twelve women found near the St. Cloud death villa to a killer who has already claimed at least two victims. Separately, Edwin C. Lewis home in Albany was destroyed by fire.
Forty years ago on December 12 1927 Charles Lindbergh boarded a non stop flight bound for Mexico City in a feat highlighting a new era of long distance aviation. The trip underscored Lindberghs status as a pioneering aviator and drew wide public attention across the nation.
Fifty years ago on December 12 1917 Monroe Ice Co announced plans to begin harvests on area ponds as ice reached nine inches thick. St Omar Chapter Eastern Star elected Daisy Bolender as worthy matron and M H Stauffacher as worthy patron.
Sixty years ago today December 12 1907 Galena Illinois confronts ICC passenger service curtailment plans. Blanchardville farmers set a record by shipping 14 carloads of cattle and hogs in one day.
Judge Roger L. Elmer of Green County sits in Children’s Court at Milwaukee this week with court reporter Mrs. Doris Wagner. Britannica cites that Americans average over 185 bottles of carbonated drinks per year per person.
The U S Department of Agriculture schedules seven regional meetings to discuss filled milk and similar products amid possible hearings next year. Two sessions in December will cover classifications and implications for Federal milk orders with capacity to affect dairy pricing and ingredient use.
The Kramer family expresses sincere thanks to friends relatives and neighbors for kindness after the death of Henry Kramer beloved husband and father They thank Reverend Petzold pallbearers singers organist and all who sent flowers gifts cards or helped in any way Florence Kramer and the Kramer family names included.
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