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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1965
Page
6
ORDER AND NOTICE for hearing final account in probate branch in the matter of the estate of A T S Wagner Deceased. The application of the executors is set for a scheduled hearing to account for and close the estate with court supervision and public notice to interested parties.
A scrambled OCR page lists numbered clues and garbled phrases across topics from chemistry to clothing. It features incomplete entries such as “2Mexican coin” “Public storehouse” and “Dress ACROSS,” with stray letters and unreadable segments, suggesting a damaged word puzzle or crossword fragment.
The estate proceedings of A L Wagner and Henry L Germann in Monroe Green County Wisconsin seek final accounting, debt allowances, heir determinations, inheritance tax, residue assignment, and joint tenancy termination. Hearings set for January 6 1986 and December 26 1968 at Monroe Courthouse. Public sales listings and farm loan notices for December 1966 to January 1967 accompany notices.
A dense list of TV offerings across stations shows Sam Wanamaker in a doctor role with brainwashing schemes opposing a peace-seeking Indian chief, plus Mr Magoo Christmas Carol and Drums across the River. Other features include Hogan's Heroes, Addams Family, The Flintstones, Honey West, and Gunsmoke with multiple film and theater interludes.
A quiz style note contrasts avian and human heart anatomy with the aortic arch turning right in birds and left in humans and other mammals. It also states the original Declaration of Independence copy is housed under guard beside the Constitution in Washington's National Archives Building and is viewable when the building is open.
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