Monroe Evening Times Founded in Monroe Wisconsin
The Monroe Evening Times, established 1898, advises subscribers to know their carrier, phone the office for missed deliveries, and notify the paper if mail issues occur. It lists office hours, contact number, and subscription details including rates and zones.
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Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock Counties
Wisconsin
Davies, Stephenson and Winnebago
Ilinois
Rock
Monroe Evening Times
Times Children's Club Schedule Readouts
The fragment lists names and addresses for a Times Children's Club schedule across Sunday January 21 Monday January 22 and Tuesday January 23. Individuals include Suzanne Marie Olson Julie Ann Sarbacker Ronald James Boeck Robert Glenn Fritsch Debra Rose Anderegg Lisa Susanne Engelke Ronnie Alan Briggs Lonna Jean Isely Ann Denise Barnes Ann Marie Monson Lori Lynn Gilbertson Shelly Elaine Wenger Suzanne Kay Koch James Allan Severson with associated street addresses and towns such as Argyle Brodhead Madison Blanchardville Monticello and 612% 22nd Ave.
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Suzanne Marie Olson
Argyle
Julie Ann Sarbacker
Brodhead
Ronald James Boeck
Robert Glenn Fritsch
17Th Ave
Debra Rose Anderegg
Lisa Susanne’ Engelke
Madison
Ronnie Alan Briggs
Monticello
Lonna Jean Isely
Rt. 3
Ann Denise Barnes
Rt. 1
Blanchardville
Ann Marie Monson
Lori Lynn Gilbertson
22Nd Ave
Shelly Elaine Wenger
15Th Ave
Suzanne Kay Koch
24Th St
James Allan Severson
16Th Ave
Astro Graph Forecast for Week Ahead and Local Notices
The page blends daily zodiac guidance for Aries through Pisces with a list of upcoming dates and individuals in Blanchardville, Galena, Brodhead and surrounding towns. It includes birthday and birthdate entries, plus new member notices for Laura Meehan and Lori Burmeister.
On This Date in History January Twentieth
Today marks January 20 1973 with notable events across centuries. King George V died in 1936 and Edward VIII ascended the throne, while 1265 saw Parliament meet first.
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George V
Britain
Prince of Wales
Edward VIII
England
John Marshall
U.S
U.S. Senate
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Wisconsin Births and Notable Events on January Dates
A compendium of Wisconsin historical notes includes births such as Francis E. McGovern in 1866 and Arthur MacArthur in 1815, deaths like Henry Danforth Barron in 1882, and milestones from 1853 to 1895. It also mentions Hoard’s Dairyman first issue in 1885, Bayfield’s surveys, and naval aviator Mitscher born 1887.
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Wisconsin
Francis E. McGovern
Elkhart Lake
Milwaukee
Lake Michigan
Henry Danforth Barron
Barron County
Dallas
Barron
James R. Doolittle
U.S. Senate
Henry Dodge
Hoard
Dairyman
Cold Springs
N. Y
Coles Bashford
University of Wisconsin
Charles Kendall Adams
Derby
Francis J. Dunn
Wisconsin Territory
Martin van Buren
State Bank of Madison
Arthur MacArthur
Glasgow
Scotland
MacArthur
William Barstow
Supreme Court
Bashford
Marc A. Mitscher
Hillsboro
Mitscher
Henry Wolsey Bayfield
Hull
Yorkshire
England
Royal Navy
Lake Superior
Bayfield
Inaugural Address Lines From 1969 Speech
The passage outlines a peace driven vision for an open world and competitive yet peaceful exchange. It pledges to welcome ideas and goods, invite adversaries to peaceful competition, and cooperate to reduce arms while strengthening peace, with a firm warning of lasting strength if required.
Glancing Back commemorates anniversaries and town events
A retrospective list recalls notable local milestones on January 20 across years. Events include WHA program anniversary with 140 attendees. Emery Odell's funeral. Eisenhower's 1953 inauguration. Green County soldiers departing in 1943. a 1933 Turner Hall program. 1923 high school and Belvidere games. beekeeping summit in 1923. YMCA remodeling plans in 1913. and a 1903 lodge installation with 800 attendees.
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WHA
Turner Hall
Alfred Senn
University of Pennsylvania
Monroe
Stoughton
Nixon flexes his muscle of office amid reelection fallout
Editorial argues President Nixon’s use of power reflects a long trend toward a stronger White House. It notes his preference for isolation, reliance on experts but not broad consultation, and a massive reelection mandate that could push him toward a private presidency.
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Washington
Nea
Nixon
White House
Abraham Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Mr. Nixon
Congress
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe, Wisconsin
Th Ave
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
And
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Bernice Bede Osol
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Lisa Ann Thommen
Galena
James Lewis Schliem
Jeffrey Richard Schuetz
Darlington
Tom Halverson
Addison
Michael Robert Seffrood
Teresa Ann Ludewig
Polo, Ill
Deanna Marie Sharkey
Steven Donald Grunder
Lena
Ill
Scott Edward Blumer
Brenda Kay Disch
Wendy Jo Treuthardt
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South Wayne
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Laura Lee Meehan
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Godspeed
Green County
Armory
Monroe High
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Badgers
Monroe Fed
Edward Blumer
F. E. Matzke
Juda
YMCA
Association
University Engineers
Cardinals
Orangeville
Nolf
Woodmen Royal Neighbors
Dodge Lumber Co
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