Monroe Evening Times Publication Details and Rates
The Monroe Evening Times, entered as second class matter in Monroe Wisconsin, was founded October 13 1898 by Emery A Odell. It lists AP Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulations as members with a subscription rate of 12 per year in Illinois counties and 14 per year outside Wisconsin. Office hours are 8 30 am to 5 pm Saturdays to 12 noon.
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Emery A. Odell
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper
Ague
Bygo
Illinois
Wisconsin
Stew
Jo Davies
Winnebago Unites
Here's Another Week That Was
Editorial roundup recounts a week of quirky incidents and political quips from Wisconsin to Illinois. It cites Mayor Ekum asking leniency, stamps jokes about FDR, and civic figures like Bill Schmitz and Walt Donovan, plus light notes on Christmas gifts, family milestones, and local humor amid winter weather contrasts.
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Fred Flick
Ekum
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Schmitz
Bill Hunter
Vern Adams
Tom
Jerries
al Wilde
Allan Barnard
Monroe
Wisconsin
Arizona
New Mexico
Sparta
Ill
News-Plain Dealer
Mazamaine
Jack Adams
Belleville
Europe
U.S
Wayne Stroessner
Dick Glendenning
Ken Allen
Italy
Vietnam
Santa
Johnson
Walt Donovan
Vince Lombardi
Mrs. Elizabeth Relph 83 Dies in Monticello
Mrs. Elizabeth Relph 83 formerly Elizabeth Hoesly died at 10 15 a m Saturday December 23 in her Monticello home from old age complications. Born June 8 1884 in Exeter Township she married Fred Rolph in Freeport February 23 1905. She lived in Monticello since 1909 and was a member of Zwingli United Church of Christ and John Ross Woman's Relief Corps. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Monticello
Elizabeth Relph
Elizabeth Hoesly
Exeter Township
Marcus
Katherine Voegeli Hoesly
Ross School
Exeter
Freeport
Fred Rolph
New Glarus
Rolph
Zwingli United Church of Christ
John Ross
Woman's Relief Corps
Regula Heesly
Madison
Henry W
Florence) Hefty
Sarah Elmer
Baltz Hoesty
Zwingli Church
J. Allan Mittler
Highland Cemetery
Voegeli Funeral Home
Robert Vickers
Champaign, Ill
Thomas Brusveen
James K. Pierce
Thomas Saunders
Edward C. Soper
Earl Vickers
Glancing Backward Ten Years Ago and More
A December 26, 1957 column recalls Mrs. Carl Marty Sr. turning 96, rural Albany couples welcoming Christmas babies, and Alfred Henning circulating papers against incumbent G Fred Galli for first ward alderman.
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Carl Marty Sr
Earl McCulley
Albany
Monroe
Kenneth Schumacher
Darlington
Fred L. Wenger
Lena
Alfred Henning
G. Fred Galli
The National Foundation Birth Defects Quest
The National Foundation aims to prevent birth defects, acknowledging slow progress. It focuses on improving treatment quality for affected children, noting that over 80 percent of defects can be treated or corrected with early diagnosis and proper care.
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National Foundation
New Party Proposal Features Lombardi Starr Williams Ticket
A reader proposes forming a new political party with Vince Lombardi for president Bart Starr for vice president and Travis Williams for secretary of state. The platform calls for ending US involvement in Vietnam halting the space program cutting foreign aid and slashing taxes. The letter ends with Presto-Utopia.
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Vince Lombardi
Bart Starr
Travis Williams
Vietnam
Presto
Utopia
Mrs. Harriet Gage 94 Dies in Rockford Memorial Hospital
Harriet T. Gage 94, of Rockford and former Winslow resident, died Dec 22 after a short illness. She was widow of Rev. Charles A. Gage, with survivors including a son Arthur and three other children plus many grandchildren. Services set for Dec 27 at Julian Poorman Funeral Home with burial in Winslow.
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Winslow
Ill
Harriet T. Gage
Rockford
Rockford Memorial Hospital
Harriet Wright
W. W. Wright
Charles A. Gage
Arthur
Orangeville
Illinois
Gage
James Walmsley
Nivin I. Gage
Greenwich
Harlan
Julian Poorman
William O. Risinger
Centennial Methodist Church
Rock Lily
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Monroe Evening Times
Editorial
Mrs. Relph
Argyle
Argyle High School
Phillipson
Chet Huntley
Milwaukee
Philippines
Nathan Burgy
Eugene Otter
Wanzer Creamery
Charles E. Shriner
Robert L. Rote
Air Board
Woman’s Club
America
F. W. Byers
Illinois Central
Turner Hall Opera House
Pat Lunda
Euchre
Packer Cowboys
Green Bay
the National Foundation
March OF Dimes
Browntown
Albany, Woodford
South Wayne
Ladysmith
Donald Burns
Roanoke
Santa C
Ace
Bauman
Huffy
TRU View
Phonograph
Amsco
Betty Crocker
Marx
Mattel Plasti Goop
Tasco
Brachs
Strombecker
Childrens Luggage
Christmas Tree Supplies
Sunbeam
Daisy
Bauman Ace
Kent
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