Monroe Evening Times historic founding and 1923 merger notes
The fragment notes the Monroe Evening Times founded October 15 1606 and later absorbed Daily Journal in 1923. It lists publication details Emery A Odell as president and references Associated Press news use. Subscription and rate details appear for city and suburban areas with various timeframes and advance payment requirements.
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Monreboe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Time to Give for Polio Relief in Monroe March of Dimes
Editorial credits Monroe polio prevention success to local Green County National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis efforts. It notes precautionary measures and urges readers to contribute to the March of Dimes, funding ongoing research and future defense against outbreaks.
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National Foundation For
Green County
The
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Wisconsin Beekeepers Asked to Boost Colonies Amid Shortage
The Busy Bee Wisconsin beekeepers face a state request to raise their buildings by about 8 percent, roughly 20 000 colonies, as federal authorities note crops rely on honey bees for pollination. The outlook emphasizes clover and alfalfa seeds and the need for increased beekeeping.
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Wisconsin
Memorial Drive Seeks Funds for St Vincent’s Hospital Addition
Admirers of the late Alfred E. Smith organize a memorial fund led by James A. Farley to support an expansion at St. Vincent’s hospital in New York City. Wisconsin campaigners stress the drive aims to honor Smith’s friends rather than amass large sums.
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Alfred E.smith
St. Vincent's Hospital
New York City
James A. Farley
Wisconsin
Smith
Mystery in the Tressilian House Trials and The Niblick
Chief Constable and Superintendent Battle plan a careful probe into Nevile Strange as suspect in Lady Tressilian’s death. Motive finances and the niblick argument frame a cautious campaign with Leach, Mitchell, and Trelawny’s will copies guiding scrutiny.
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Leach
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Mr. Strange
Mr. Age
Naan
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Nevile Strange
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Trelawny
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Barfee A al Ene
Mary Aldin
Gga
Lazenby
Hurstall
Miss Aldin
Franco interview outlines Spain and its United Nations stance
The interview with Generalissimo Franco at the Pardo palace reveals his belief in his decisive, granite-anchored leadership and Spain’s aim to maintain independence while seeking better relations with the United States and Britain. He emphasizes Spain as part of the American continent and notes long-standing ties with England, insisting Spain seeks safety through serenity and good faith amid global tensions.
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Franco
Pardo Palace
Spain
United Nations
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United States
Britain
Washington
London
England
Generalissimo
Great Britain
America
Iica
Dough and Doughnuts Standout Amid Bank Fire
In Gaylord Minnesota bank tellers at Citizens State Bank blocked dollar dispensing during a fire threat. They offered substitutes from their cages as firefighters battled the blaze.
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Minn
Citizens State Bank
Woman in Portland Seeks Butter Substitute
A Portland housewife, starved for butter after weeks without it, begs a neighborhood grocer for a margarine substitute. She rejects several brands before the grocer offers half a pound of butter, and she nearly has to be carried home.
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Ore
Understanding Across Oceans Warns of Shared Sea of Peace
The text argues that war teaches lessons of peace and comprehension, noting that North America, Great Britain, and Spain share a coast and are drawn by progress toward mutual understanding. It asserts the Spanish nation’s will and good faith in this endeavor.
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North America
Great Britain
Spain
Thieves Nab Company Car In Garden City
In Garden City Kansas thieves snatched a prewar sedan from a local company, moving away the first and only 1946 model. Earlier, George Anderson, owner and city roads commissioner, spoke at a city council meeting about hiring a nightwatchman for downtown streets.
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Garden City
Kas
Cercorates Coe
George Anderson
Expensive Taste Salt Lake Swirls at Utah School
A curious incident near the University of Utah saw Donald R Williams’ small dog accompany him to campus causing distress to the department of ornithology as a high ancient ornithoscelinda was discussed.
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Salt Lake
Donald R. Williams
Little Dog
University of Utah
Marriage license bid with bilingual interpreter present
Roane and Rodriguez sought a marriage license with a Spanish speaking bride and an English speaking groom. Clerks noted the language barrier but the couple used an interpreter.
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Roane
Rodriguez
Foreign Workers to Leave Wisconsin Plants by March
Foreign workers will exit Wisconsin plants by March to help ease agricultural labor shortages. The service said that after a year of tight industry employment only 2008 workers remain.
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Wisconsin
Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
A 1936 brief notes Monroe’s 85 hour subzero siege ends as mercury hits zero at 1pm. Fire destroys Jesse Johnson home near Blanchardville. Monroe high loses first league game to Fort Atkinson 22 14. George W. Wickersham dies in a New York taxicab. 1921 note mentions Miss Lillian Quinn and Thomas Lee wed at Gratiot Guan county reaches German relief goal. club program on peace topics presented.
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Mercury
Jesse Johnson
Blanchardville
Monroe High
Fort Atkinson
George W. Wickersham
U. S
New York
Lillian Quinn
Thomas Lee
Gratiot Guan & County
Woman's Club
Mary K
Overseas Packet Registration and Insurance Update
A new ruling allows registering overseas packets and providing insurance for them. Officials indicate the process now enables sending eligible items abroad with coverage under the updated guidance.
Tobacco Storage Delays Expected In Sparta Wisconsin
A labor shortage may push back completion of the 1945 tobacco crop stored in local warehouses in Sparta. W. T. Jefferson of the Jefferson Saas Tobacco company said the delay is likely as workers are scarce.
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Sparta
Wis
W. T. Jefferson
Jefferson Saas Tobacco Company
Wisconsin Democratic Aid and Strategy Outlined by Ewing
Demo Chief Ewing spoke on progressive aid and the old La Follette Democratic alliance in Wisconsin. He said the President will not campaign in primaries outside his state and that the party committee will assess strategies in various states to target congressional districts with strong win potential.
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Ewing
la Follette-Democratic Alliance
Wisconsin
Democratic State Committee
Madison
Want Ad Brings Big Labor With Small Pay
A brief notice notes extensive work prospects in exchange for modest compensation, urging readers to consider the value of classified advertisements.
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