Monroe Evening Times Publication Details
Fragmented OCR shows masthead with city Monroe Wisconsin post office batter sundar act congress March 2 1890 and notes on Associated Press local news rights. It lists founding date October 13 1898 and subscription mentions.
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Monroe
Wisconost
Congress
Emery A. Odi
The
Associated Press, Press Association
Minimum Wage Debate Sparks Small Business Worries
The piece argues the federal minimum wage harms teen employment and small businesses. It cites Labor Department data showing high jobless rates for out of school youths and urges exemptions for training periods to boost opportunities. It voices concern about competitiveness and calls for reform to avoid a do nothing society.
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United States
Labor Department
United State
New Mexico
National Federation of Independent Businesses
Congress
Soviet warning on Berlin sparks fears of nuclear war
Glancing Back 10 Years Ago Today recalls the Soviet Union warning Western insistsence on staying in Berlin could trigger a nuclear war reaching America. The note highlights local items including Mrs. Alice Howe's appreciation plaque for organizing the Home Front newsletter for 400 service members and a fatal trainyard incident in Freeport.
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Soviet Union
Berlin
America
Jerome J
Alice) Howe
Green County
Open the square to traffic with 60 stalls removed
The writer urges removing 60 parking stalls from the square to improve flow onto and around it, using a nearby 220-stall ramp that has only 40 percent occupancy. He argues businessmen should back freer movement to bring more customers to stores, not idle in jams, and notes a 20-year plan for downtown redevelopment.
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Ray Barth Monroe
Monroe
Dear Abby readers weigh in on women pallbearers and more
Dear Abby columns cover a man seeking women pallbearers for his funeral and several readers write in. Abigail Van Buren addresses gender roles, editor feedback, haunted houses debates, and a sailor’s newsletter anecdote, ending with an invitation for personal replies via mail.
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Abby
Times-Herald
Newport News
Joy Gallagher
U. S. S. New Jersey
Viet Nam
Green County News Flash 1928 Memorials and Market News
Green County director for March of Dimes named Laverne C Gallitz. Monroe cheese cooperative signs first contract for new Swiss cheese packaging. October 1928 headlines include President Truman and Soviet Russia dispute. Zone Gale Breeze dies in Portage Wisconsin. Funeral address by Dr. Glenn Frank. Rev Earl E Remaly to pastor Mineral Point. Richard Place elected YMCA president at Immanuel Evangelical church. Fire at Frank Campbell home ends blaze after early warning. Hoover's pre inauguration plans and Latin American tour noted. Living costs in Switzerland listed with butter $1.10 per lb bacon $1.80 eggs $1.44. Pneumonia fatality in Belleville. Green County land value $114 per acre.
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Laverne C.gallitz
Green County
The
Cheese Producers Cooperative Marketing Association
Monroe
Wecsety
Zona Gale Breeze
Portage
Wis
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Earl E.remaly
Union Church
Mineral Point
Richard Place
YMCA
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Wec
Wilson
London
Switzerland
Harold Coughlin
Belle~ville
Christmas Day Family Dinner Guests Listed Above
The report records a series of Christmas Day and weekend gatherings. Notable attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Limp, Lake Mills. Miss Betty Woelffer. Edward Kaelin, St. Charles Illinois. Mr. and Mrs. William Greub. Miss Hannah Bindschaedler, Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Royal Woelffer and children Julie Jan and Todd. the Kraefts of Hamilton Ohio visiting Dean Hilliard. plans to visit Milwaukee. further guests include Darrell Hilliard and family. Ronald Hilliard and family. Emil Voegels and family from Madison. Paul and John Voegels from Chicago and UW Madison. Margaret Kammerer of Highland Park. Elva Dooley hosting Christmas Eve. guests Ralph Cairns, Fennimore. Bernard Dooley and Susan. Clark Dooley and Fred Escher. James Schommer and sons Waunakee. William Escher and family from Lodi.
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William Kaster
M. le Kaster
Cuba City
Mary Judkins
Darlington
Tony Kaster
Deanne
Dickeyville
Paul Kaster
Mazomanie
Joseph Kaster
Janesville
Ed Kaster
Norma
Dean
Browntown
Francis Kaster
John
Mike
Juda
Ben Kaster
Monroe
Ozora Wickersham
Gary
Mary Kaster
Madison
Thelma Differt
Milwaukee
Leo Kaster
Argyle
Donna Kaster
Lewis Olson
Glenn Gruenberg
Ben Due
Oswald Olson
Bill Orton
Randy
Waukesha
Rudy
Maurer
Oshkosh
Charles Bohren
Loves Park
Ill
Keith Tanke
Rockford
Ardell Jackson
Nathan T. Walker
Conrad Limp
Mata Behnken
Lake Mills
Betty Woelffer
Edward Kaelin
St. Charles
William Greub
Hannah Bindschaedler
Royal Woelffer
Julie
Jan
Todd
Thomas Kraeft
Debby
Hamilton
Ohio
Dean Hilliard
Kraefts
Armin Kraefts
Darrell Hilliard
Ronald Hilliard
Emil G. Voegels
Robert D. Koch
Paul E.voegels
Paul W
Chicago
University of Wisconsin
Ralph Cairns
Fennimore
Bernard Dooley
San
Mir
Clark Dooley
Fred Escher
Escher
Elva Dooley
James Schommer
Waunakee
William Escher
Lodi
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New Glarus Township
Fred Schindler
Contem
City
George Ott
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Leo Gempler
John Goltz
Jackie
Jane
Timmy
Cynthia
Babler
Eau Claire
Tena Babler
Thomas Hefty
Baltimore
John Hoskins
Werner Hefty
R. W. Karlen
William Pagel
Dorothy Pagel
Manitowoc
Clarence Elmer
R.w.woelffer
Dean Arby
Abigail van Buren
Chicago Techune
N. Y
Wild Bill
Bill
Joy
Marion
Carolyn
Los Angeles
Cal
Billy Weirich
Frank ‘Campbell
Herbert Hoover
Inves
Call
Brodhead
Gerber Farm Service
Mueller
Hanson & McKenna
Madison Wistanes
Dennis Streiff
Dick Young
Monroe, Wis
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Bauman Kitchens
Bruni-Miller Co., Inc
Fred Lanz Hardware
Montgomery Ward
Connors Plumbing and Heating
Gambles Store
Heinzelman Decorating Center
Sears Roebuck & Co
Tschudy's
Montgomery Electric
Wisconsin Power & Light