Monroe Evening Times Local Notices and Service Rates
The Monroe Evening Times outlines publication details including masthead credits, Associated Press dispatch rights, and subscription rates for in town and suburban delivery along with mail options. It notes ownership by Saroe Evening Times Co with Emery A. Owell as president and announces post office registration in Monroe Wisconsin.
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Morree Daily Journal
Saroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. O0ell
Monroe
Wis
Associated Press
Alien- One
New York
Detroit
Carrrier One Sear
Wisconsin
Ove
Bear
Het
Newe Pt Berein
Christmas Legends and the Evolution of Gift Giving
Editorial notes trace Christmas customs from Odin’s oak to St. Boniface Fir, citing Epiphany gift exchanges and St. Francis of Assisi links. It mentions Twelfth Night timing, Puritan bans in 1644, and the long preholiday tree setup driven by mail volumes and seasonal joy.
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Emogene Mazestine
Princi
University of Wiscon
Odin
St. Boniface
St. Peencis
Assisi
Christ
We Missed Evidence on OPA Rationing Plans
Evidence shows the OPA prepared rationing schemes for clothing, gap milk auto batteries coal and even to dole out gas and electricity to families with children. The passage recalls spare stamps in ration books and reflects on negative and positive actions by the agency.
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OPA
Weavers Named to Succeed Bruhn in Dairy Division
Harvey J. Weavers, 47, a native of Sheboygan County, formerly taught agriculture at Plymouth and served as county agricultural agent in Manitowoc, will succeed A. T. Bruhn as chief of the dairy division. The state board of agriculture announced the appointment today. Bruhn had been senior dairy market specialist and administrative assistant for the past two years.
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Harvey J. Vers
Sheboy County
Plymouth
Manitowocky
A. T. Bruhn
Divi
State Board of
David rides a manfish to ocean floor adventure
A boy named David is urged by mermaids to ride a manfish to the sea bottom. After a long dive through the creature’s mouth he reaches the ocean floor and finds strange weeds and new sights, while old holiday images mix with a toymaker’s tale.
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David
Acre Coenenee
Flashes of Life in Brief by Associated Press
In Gallup New Mexico a man named Parte Ba died after a car antifreeze incident in subzero weather. The AP report notes his belief in a plan tied to a Santa Claus in the plant area and mentions a fatal auto mishap.
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Associated Press
N. M
Parte Ba
Ghana
War era Santa: Seabee Hero in Marianas
Report describes wartime Santa as a brawny bare chested Seabee Harry F. Smith from Langhorne Pennsylvania serving in the Marianas. The text notes his role during the war and contrasts him with traditional Santa imagery for impoverished Guam children.
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Guam
Marianas Islands
Santa Claus
Harry F. Smith
Langhorne
Lost dog Penny sparks postwar scarcity moment
Fragmentary notes reveal Knipp’s dog Penny and a stray scene as residents cope with postwar shortages, including a woman named Skeanhaier attempting simple tasks like butter storage, highlighting daily scarcity in the period.
Injured in Train Wreck at Iowa City
De Pras of Iowa City-Clarence Marquette was injured in a wreck and listed in serious condition with internal injuries. A railroad physician reported he was in bed but not in critical condition.
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Iowa City
Clarence de Pras
Marquette
de Pras
Bae
Ireland and Britain set the war neutrality in eerie tale
A Dublin observer recalls how Ireland stayed neutral in World War II amid Britain’s requests for naval bases. The piece highlights southern Ireland’s bitter view of Britain, partition tensions, and a historic vendetta that shapes Ireland’s stance despite cordial ties to America and many Irish volunteers with British forces.
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Ireland
Britain
England
Eire
Eric
Deaths and marriages listed in Evening Times items
A digest of obituaries and notices from ten years ago and twenty five years ago, including deaths of Thelma Todd Adolph Kneller Mrs. Dolan and others, plus marriages Irene Devoe and Herbert Soddy, and local sport results and events in Monroe Green County Wisconsin.
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Thelma Todd
Fred Byers
Orangeville
Adolph Kneller
Monroe
Beloit
William J. Dolan
Milwaukee
Fred W. Hein
Brodhead
Browntown
Irene Devoe
Herbert Soddy
Charles E. Shriner
John M. Crouse
South Wayne
Minnie Thomas
Inflation Curb Call From AFBF Leader
Ed ward A O Neal of the American Farm Bureau federation urged to day that the nation must set our own house in order and curb inflation. He warned a perilous period lies ahead that will tax the resourcefulness and statesmanship of leaders as well as the citizens good sense.
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Chicago
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
O'Neal
Jamaica Discovered by Columbus in 1494
The fragment notes that Jamaica was discovered by Christopher Columbus in the year 1494. It emphasizes the historic event and the explorer associated with the discovery.
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Jamaica
Columbus
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Bruhn
Sanantuhite
Lucre CE Hudgins
Smith
Kundert‘s
Bunte — Schroff
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Bowlby’s
Gala Monroe
Court House Square
Santa Withe
Monroe High School
Glee Club
Corinne Hanson
Rudy Lurkhalter
Ensilon Sigma Alma Sorority
Retail Bureau
Monree Chamber of Commerce
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Erie
United States
Queen Victoria
Parliament Building
Aida
Evening Times
Cecil Rene Oong Iva Dale
Browntown Club
Madison Four Lakes
Monroe High
Monticello
Green County
William Hartwig
Milwaukee Road Ae
May Siatieeae
Jacober
Ayia
Pitas
Ar Ae
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South Side Square
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