Monroe Evening Times publication details and rates
Monroe Evening Times lists post office entry date March 2 1879 and publication scope daily except Sunday founded October 13 1898. Emery A Odell 1871 1953 associated with AP Inland Daily News standards. Subscriptions shown: 35 cents weekly in city, seven dollars yearly in Wisconsin. Office hours 8 30 a m to 5 p m phone 325 5101.
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Emery A Odell
City of Monroe
Wisconsin
Henson Comeya
Wisper
Few committed workers drive Green County blood program
Editorial lauds a core group keeping the Red Cross Bloodmobile active in Monticello and surrounding areas. Highlights include Mrs. Permin Graber, Rev. Gerritt Mouw, Jake Bruni, and Rev. Moon, whose lifelong service inspires others to contribute to the blood drive.
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Green County
Red Cross
Permin Graber
Monticello
Gerritt Mouw
Jake Bruni
New Glarus
Moon
Monroe
Union Presbyterian Church
Few Rise Against Tide in Browntown Tale of Courage
A Browntown column reflects on how a few courageous individuals shaped history from Socrates to Churchill and Jenner. It then lists local social notes of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Sellow and neighbors, sharing visits, travel, and family news from Juda, Monroe, and South Wayne.
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Socrates
Sodom
Athens
Red Cross
Lincoln Steffens
Winston Churchill
Britain
Paul
Jenner
Pasteur
Lister
Walter Reed
Ellery Sedgwick
New
Donald Sellow
Kenneth
Karen
Gene Bartelt
Juda
Ira Mayer
Darlyne
South Wayne
Cora Hanson
Monroe
Ella Lehman
Elwin Maddrell
Madison
B. E. Maddrells
M. W. Miller
Earl Sargent
Warren
W. G. May
Terry
Jimmy
Mary Blodgett
Steve Bacher
Lula Pickett
Theda May
Faith and courage drive living faith in society
The piece argues that Christian faith must be lived by dedicated individuals to influence society. It stresses faith, hope, courage, and devotion to Almighty God as the active yeast that leavens the lump.
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York City
Local Leaders Re-elected In Several Area Groups
Harold A. Blumer is re elected president of the Monroe Industrial Development Corp. Mayor Brooks J. Dunwiddie is re elected president of the Greenwood Cemetery Association. Fred Hahlen is elected president of the Bank of Brod.
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Harold A. Blumer
Monroe Industrial Development Corp
Brooks J. Dunwiddie
Greenwood Cemetery Association
Fred Hahlen
Bank of Brodhead
Green County Banks See Surplus as Law Demands Reports
On January 14 1946 Green County banks report strong cash conditions under new state law revealing liquidity. Station WRJK licensed to Green County opens its remote control police radio net station. A 30 day respite halts a dispute that could have disrupted national communications.
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Green County
WRJK
Net
Mrs Schall to Run for Senate Seat Vacated by Husband
Mrs Thomas D Schall widow of former Minnesota senator announced candidacy for the vacant senate seat. Two men were found dead in the cab of their truck in a separate incident.
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Thomas D. Schall
Minnesota
Memorial to Gifford family gear to be installed at Mt. Vernon Cemetery
Forty years after the year 1886, the Mt. Vernon Cemetery in Juda will receive a water system by H. B. Gifford of Monroe and his brother Fred as a memorial to their father Chester Gifford and grandfather Robert B. Gifford. A partial solar eclipse was not visible locally.
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Dale Young
Lauren
Paul
Platteville
Robert Knouse
Juda
Neil Swiggum
Mmes
Cora Hanson
Ella Lehman
Vernie Werren
Frank Stark
Marie Wells
Cora Beck
Monroe
M. W. Miller
Theda May
CBS
Mt. Vernon Cemetery
H. B. Gifford
Fred
Chester Gifford
Robert B. Gifford
Martial law in El Paso as Texans plan secret invasion
Fifty years ago today on January 14 1916 El Paso enacts martial law to keep order while Texans prepare to secretly invade Mexico. County teachers begin a two day institute as cheese factories map plans for next season with new milk contracts noted as the highest yet in the industry.
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el Paso
Mexico
60 Years Ago Today Deaths in Madison and Milwau Depot
William Waddington an IC conductor died at home in Madison. P W Puffer completes 40 years of service at Milwaukee depot.
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William Waddington
Madison
W. Puffer
Milwau
Koreans Drown After Fishing Boat Capsizes
Police report 25 Koreans drowned off Sesan on the west coast about 50 miles southwest of Seoul when their fishing boat capsized in a stormy Yellow Sea. Eleven were rescued.
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Seoul
Korea
Sesan
Yellow Sea
Hunting Season Across The Field Of Clues
Crossword style puzzle listing across and down clues for a hunting themed grid. Clues cover animals weapons labs rivers and various common crossword entries with multiple word hints and abbreviations. Readable entries include definitions for mammals birds and terms related to notice and paper terms.
Exemptions Defined in Tax Series Fifth Installment
The article explains who may claim dependents under state and federal rules. It covers criteria for dependent status, including support thresholds, adoption placement, student claimed dependents, age and blindness exemptions, and multiple support scenarios with Form 2120 guidance. It emphasizes only one exemption per year and how to alternate between claimants.
Wisconsin Exemption Rules for Dependents Under New Tax Law
Exemptions follow federal rules allowing claim on state forms. Personal exemptions are ten dollars, rising to fifteen for those 65 or older by 1965 end. An additional ten dollars may apply for unmarried taxpayers supporting dependents. Children under 19 or students qualify if living with you. dependents include others if you provide more than half support.
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Wisconsin
U.S
Internal Revenue’ Service
Ice on Apple River Triggers Three Mile Flood
Ice jams flood three miles of lowlands along the Apple River between New Richmond and Somerset in St. Croix County. Water stood about 18 inches deep on a rural road. The McClure dam in the area was washed out by floods last spring.
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New Richmond
Apple River
Somerset
St. Croix County
Sheriff’s Department
McClure
Schmitz Rites Set for Saturday Morning
A. P. Jack Schmitz, 57, died Wednesday. Funeral services are at 9:30 a.m. Saturday in St. Marys Catholic Church Platteville with Rosary at 7:20 p.m. tonight at Thomas Funeral Home.
Military Funeral Held for Marine in Pecatonica
Full military funeral rites were held yesterday at the First Congregational Church in Pecatonica Illinois for Marine Cpl Michael J McKinson 21 killed Jan 2 in Vietnam The town honored him as its first serviceman killed in action since the Korean War The service included 14 Marines in dress uniform six active pallbearers and a flag presentation to the mother at the graveside
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First Congregational Church
Pecatonica
Ill
Cpl
Michael J. McKinson
Viet Nam
Ernest G.mckinson
Robert Zemaitis
San Francisco
Feg-Wrenes
Bruce Spencer
McKinson
Michael
Vincent Gallery
John Bosell
Cheese Stores Are Impounded In Missouri濡
Federal order blocks interstate movement of more than 4 million pounds of cheese stored in Carthage Aurora and Marionville warehouses after FDA alleges illness from consumption. Judge Elmo B Hunter grants 10 day restraining period. release contingent on federal inspection. Named parties include Standard Milk Co Inc Aurora MO officers Robert L Moore and Donald W Moore L D Schreiber Cheese Co Ind Carthage and Robert B Bush Green Bay WI.
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Joplin
Missouri
Elmo B. Hunter
U.S. District Court
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Standard Milk Co., Inc
Aurora
Robert L. Moore
Donald W. Moore
L. D. Schreiber Cheese Co
Ind
Carthage
Robert B. Bush
Green Bay
Wis
Marionville
Bloodmobile visit and donation drive in Monticello seeks 1966 quota
On January 17 1966 the Bloodmobile stops at Zwingli Church basement Monticello from 1 to 4 pm offering free blood tests and a dozen free dinner rolls for first time donors. The writer urges more donors and explains qualification tests and the importance of transfusions.
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Bloodmobile
Monticello
Zwingli Church
This Date in History January 14 Highlights Past Events
Today in history marks 1784 Congress ratified a treaty with Great Britain recognizing U S independence. Benedict Arnold born in 1741. 1919 states ratified federal prohibition amendment. 1932 Japan declares Manchuria plans. Casablanca conference opened in 1943. Khrushchev farm plan remark in 1958. Johnson asks for 3.38 billion foreign aid in 1965.
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Congress
Great Britain
U. S
Benedict Arnold
England
Spain
Alabama
Indiana
Illinois
Kansas
North Carolina
Japan
Manchuria
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Casablanca
Associated Press
Budapest
Endre Marton
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Johnson
Congressman Meierer and Anti communism scrutiny in Viet Nam era
The report critiques Congressman Kastenmeier's voting record during the anti communist era. It lists six actions including opposition to funds for the House Un American Activities Committee and votes on deportation delays for gangsters and subversives as well as draft extension and passport denial for communists.
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Viet Nam
Kastenmeier
Monroe Evening Times
Sen
Gordon Roseleip
Sen. Roseliep
Army
Air Force
State Department
United States
Patriot expresses thanks for cross party ad support
S. Sgt. Gordon Roseleip thanks readers for the bipartisan Monroe Times ad and defends a 1952 Army and Air Force Recruiting Service certificate as recognition of patriotic service. He notes communism as the enemy then as now and states recruitment aids defend the nation's honor and freedom.
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Monroe
United States Army
United States Air Force Recruiting Service
LaCrosse
U.S. Army
U.S. Air Force Recruiting Service
Wis
S. Sgt
Gordon Roseleip
USAFR
United States
Course on the Exceptional Child offered in Dodgeville
University of Wisconsin Extension will sponsor a spring course for Dodgeville area teachers. Assistant professor Patrick Flanigan will instruct The Exceptional Child to introduce education of exceptional children. Classes meet Tuesdays at 6 30 p m at Dodgeville Senior High School starting January 25.
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Dodgeville
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Dodgeville Area
Patrick Flanigan
Flanigan
Dodgeville Senior High School
Classified Ads Link Buyers And Sellers In One Notice
A brief guide explains how classified ads connect buyers renters and sellers by listing services goods and opportunities in a local marketplace format for quick responses and direct contacts across the community.
Wish Will Seek Office of Mayor
BRODHEAD Wisconsin civic notices show multiple candidates entering races. John Wish and John Pengra plan to run for mayor and third ward alderman respectively while current officeholders like C. S. Pierce, Stanley Knight, Herbert Ripp and Ray Tim announce or circulate papers for re election or newly sought posts. Martin Hutzel and Ben Deininger also active in local race planning with potential changes in alderman and supervisor seats.
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Herbert Stuessy
Wish
John Pengra
Ray Tim
Fred Streiff Rites To Be Held Sunday
Funeral services for Fred P Streiff a 66 year old insurance agent who died yesterday morning in St Clare Hospital Monroe will be at 2 PM Sunday in the Swiss United Church of Christ where he was a member Rev Linus Wierwell will officiate Burial is in the church cemetery Friends may call at Zentner Funeral Home after 7 tonight and at the church after noon on Sunday
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Fred Streiff
New Glarus
Fred P
Streiff
St. Clare Hospital
Monroe
American Farms Decline 3 Percent in 1965 Survey
Washington A Department of Agriculture survey shows the number of American farms fell 3 percent in the past year. The estimate is about 20 percent below January 1, 1959, with 3,286,000 farms on January 1 this year versus 3,380,000 a year earlier. The peak was 6,812,000 in 1935.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
U.S
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David
Norman E. Schley
The
Schmitz
National Security Agency
University of Wisconsin
Cuba
Russia
Dorothy Meythaler Monroe
Conoco
Cy Ho
Dodges' Monroe Lumber & Fuel CO
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the Square
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