Two Lafayette officials to join Arizona study trip
Delbert Bradt of Darlington and Walter E. Gould of Blanchardville will represent Lafayette Soil and Water Conservation District on a December 13 to 17 vacation study trip to Goodyear Farms and The Wigwam in Litchfield Park Arizona. They join 106 conservationists for tours, sightseeing, and discussions as part of the 22nd annual Goodyear Soil Conservation Awards program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchardville
Lafayette Soil and Water Conservation District
Arizona
Delbert Bradt
Darlington
Walter E. Gould
Goodyear Farms
Wigwam
Litchfield
Park
Ariz
Goodyear
Lafayette
Phoenix
Country Club
Monroe Evening Times facts and subscription notice data
Founded October 13, 1898 by Emery A. Odell the Monroe Evening Times is a daily newspaper with AP membership and Wisconsin press affiliations. It lists subscription rates for city carriers and mail to Wisconsin Illinois and surrounding counties and notes office hours and contact procedures for missed deliveries.
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Emery A. Odell
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Witnebago
Monroe Evening Times
Editorials Night to Assemble
Nashville AP writers reflect on Christmas gift making, noting fathers assemble toys from spare parts, face quirky directions, and pay rising prices over decades. The piece compares coaster wagons and bicycles then and now, with humorous anecdote about handlebars.
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Nashville
Tenn
Fathers of America
Santa Claus
Volkswagen
Drew
Baroness Summerskill Attacks Pill Focuses on Virgins
Baroness Edith Summerskill criticizes the Pill as unsafe and pressures premarital sex norms in Britain. A physician and veteran Labor figure, she argues for cautious use and notes deaths linked to the drug while highlighting her health policy advocacy and socialist stance.
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London
Baroness Summerskill
House of Lords
Brittan
Britain
Lords of the Realm
Lords
Harold Wilson
Edith Summerskill
West Fulham
National Insurance
Socialist Medial Association
Swiss cheese winners dominate Wisconsin scoring contest
Glancing Backward notes top Swiss cheese winners Lester Wilborn of Barneveld and Hans Geissbuehler of Darlington in the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association contest. Roy Bissig of Monroe leads in brick and muenster while Ambrose Mayer of Monroe tops limburger. Last rites were held in Madison for Louis Hirsig, 83, Monroe native and chair of Wolff Kubly Hirsig Co. Gordon W. Roseleip is elected president of Past Commanders of the state American Legion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester Wilborn
Barneveld
Hans’ Geissbuehler
Darlington
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Roy Bissig
Monroe
Ambrose Mayer
Limburger
Madison
Louis Hirsig
Wolff, Kubly and Hirsig Co
Gordon W. Roseleip
State
American Legion
Years of Local History Packaged in December Snippets
Selections from 20 40 29 year old Monroe items note Green County Red Cross plans 1949 and dairy shows in 1940. The log mentions a water holiday in New York City. Fairbanks death in 1939. a barn fire near fairgrounds. 1940 Southwestern Wisconsin Horse Breeders show in Monroe. Marconi London broadcasts heard in Monroe. six cheesemakers depart for a Switzerland trip. and two men misriding home from Milwaukee missing Monroe station.
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Green County
American Red Cross Chapter
Court House
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Fairgrounds
Milwaukee
Monroe
Southwestern Wisconsin Horse Breeders Association
London
Marconi
Switzerland
Fred Messmer
Walter Liechti
Camille Baumlin
Adolph Matzner
Fredolin Bucb
John Herman
Charles R. Kohli
Fred H. Blumer
Monroe liberalizes coal strike limits as miners accept offer
Fifty years ago on December 12, 1919 Monroe eased fuel restrictions as miners accepted President Wilson's settlement proposal. A lecture on retail merchandising by G. W. Sully of the National Cash Register Company spoke on retail losses and remedies at the Lyric theater. The Ladies Aid Society of St. John's Church held a successful bazaar at Trukenbrod Pharmacy.
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Monroe
Wilson
Lyric Theater
G. W. Sully
National Cash Register Company
Ladies Aid Society of
St. John’s Church
Trukenbrod Pharmacy
Cardinals Beat Beloit YMCA In 38 16 Basketball Game
Monroe High School girls defeated Plat teville normal 29 12. W W Young of Monroe is promoted to general manager of Hampton's magazine in New York. Tobias Strawser buys Stapleton meat market. Joseph Alexander sells 170 acre farm to Henry Becker for 14200 dollars.
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Cardinals
Beloit Ymca
Monroe High School
Platteville Normal
Fortnight Club named by Cinch Club captains chosen
On December 12 1899 Mrs E J Manning and W E James were named captains of the Fortnight Club for married couples. Miss Alice Legler hosted the G T O B Club at Mrs J D Soseman’s home. The high school to receive a state inspector backed fire escape. The Cherry Sisters slated to appear at Wells Opera House after tours in major U S cities.
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E. J. Manning
W. E. James
Alice Legler
G.T.O.B
J. D. Soseman
Polley
Cherry Sisters
Wells Opera House
U. S
County Court Notices From Daily Record Violations List
Judge Roger L Elmer presides over a Monroe Dane County traffic docket listing fines bonds and penalties. Offenders include Betty J Bond Keith A Malcock Darleen J Rufener Gregory L McNett Cynthia J Babler Ronald L Carpenter John W Bauman J Daniel Stricker Bartell A Hoyt Henry C Hanson and others with fines bonds or traffic school options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger L. Elmer
Robert E. Sawyer
Browntown
Monroe
Betty J. Bond
South Wayne
Sheriff’s Dept
Keith A. Malcock
Albany
Larry J. Meier
David J. Brunkow
Darleen J. Rufener
Dane County
Gregory L. McNett
Cynthia J. Babler
Country Lane
Rock County
Elizabeth Ann Panoske
Brodhead
Ronald L. Carpenter
John W. Bauman
13Th St
Grant Helps Neilsville Children Home in Wisconsin
A $1,000 grant from the Jimmy Durante Children's Fund of the fraternal Order of Eagles was awarded to Winnebago Children's Home in Neilsville Wisconsin. The fund supports schools hospitals clinics and other care facilities for handicapped youngsters and is funded by Eagle auxiliaries. The Wisconsin grant was selected by State Aerie officers, part of the fund’s third Wisconsin award and one of over 140 such checks nationwide.
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Jimmy Durante
Fraternal
Order of Eagles
Winnebago
Neilsville
Wisconsin
The
Eagles
Eagle Aeries
Selection
Jimmy Durante Children’s Fund
OEA Reports At Meeting
The Orangeville Education Association reports 100 percent member- ship among local teachers at the December gathering. Committees shared news and discussed revising the Northwest Division IEA constitution, with OEA to propose revisions. Insurance for 1969 70 was updated and further insurance exploration for 1970 71 was discussed. Bil Blick of the Rockford Education Association spoke on unification of local state and national education groups.
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Orangeville
Times
Orangeville Education Association
OEA
Northwest
I.E.A
Bil Blick
Rockford Education Association
Seniors urged to apply for Illinois Scholarship grants
Seniors at Orangeville High School should file by Monday December 15 for grants from the Illinois Scholarship Commission. Applications available at school. Grants vary in amount and cover state universities and most private Illinois colleges. No repayment required. Many confuse parental income needs. qualification is based on need.
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Orangeville
Orangeville High School
Illinois Scholarship Commission
Illinois
Officials Probe Possible Killings In Manson Cult Case
Los Angeles authorities investigate whether 14 people may have been killed by one or more members of the hippie style nomadic cult linked to the Tate murders. The clan already faces charges in eight killings, including actress Sharon Tate. The findings surfaced ahead of the arraignment of Charles M. Manson.
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Los Angeles
Sharon Tate
Tate
Charles M. Manson
Satan
Sheriff's
Chatsworth
Donald O’shea
Beer Hall
Manson
Los Angeles Times Today
Bishop
Calif
Venice
George C. Spahn
O’shea
Spahn
Desert Tribe
Miss Tate
Susan Atkins
Gary Hinman
Malibu
Leno LaBianca
Today in History Highlights From December 12, 1969
Events span John Jay’s birth in 1745 and Beethoven’s first lesson in Vienna in 1792. Reports link the Tate killings to Los Angeles deaths and note legal moves to unify trials for Charles Manson and his followers amid ongoing police investigations.
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United States
John Jay
New York City
Ludwig von Beethoven
Franz Joseph Haydn
Vienna
Korea
U. S
China
Luzon
Philippines
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Tokyo
Ford Foundation
Parguayan
Argentina
Defense
McNamara
Army
National Guard
Caribbean Sea
Caracas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Bill Rawlins
Granville Watts
Adtaker
Daily Record
Gary J. Hartwig
Route 1
Bradley V. Ostby
Argyle
Sidney L. Stark
Winslow
Sharon L. Knouse
Kirk A. Krier
J. Daniel Stricker
14Th St
Bartell A. Hoyt
Apple River
Ill
Henry C. Hanson
Santa
Citizen Loan & Finance CO
Sixteenth Avenue
Ed H. Mund
Amos
Rappe
Husky
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