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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1973
Page
2
The notice lists founding details and publication notes for The Monroe Evening Times including dates, staff EMERY A. ODELL, and address. It outlines printing schedule, post office status, AP affiliation, subscription rates by carrier and mail, geographic zones and prices, office hours, and subscriber pickup procedures.
Nixon aims to control several thousand major firms to restrain prices and inflation. The plan relies on government contracts, price checks, investigations into collusion, and public pressure. It hinges on the administration’s will to enforce rollbacks and impose supply boosts to succeed.
A compilation notes Dr Lewis A Moore honored for 58 years of Masonry service at a Wisconsin area conference. Lone Rock records a 31 below zero low as a Wisconsin icebox. Monroe women prepare for Mothers March of Dimes. A 1953 item details St Clare Hospital polio center progress with therapist Eileen Pagel guiding patient recovery. 1943 and earlier items cover wartime strategy talks by Roosevelt and Churchill and a broad state budget and railroad notes. 1923 death of Mayor Gorham and political change and a civic rest room project. 1913 retirement of James J Thorpe from amateur athletics and a family voyage slated for Ruth Stauffacher.
Aries to Pisces each receive advice on self limits generosity momentum plans and social interactions. The column advises setting boundaries staying consistent and avoiding premature claims while valuing experience faith and thoughtful treatment of others.
The piece portrays Lyndon Johnson as a transformative Senate leader from 1951 onward, shaping votes, building an intelligence network to forecast outcomes, and guiding Democratic strategy against Eisenhower era pressures. It notes his cautious cooperation with Republicans and his mastery of vote counting and compromise. It places his influence within a historical frame of 1950s to early 1970s politics.
York plans to travel to Inhambone in Africa as a medical missionary after learning about tropical diseases. Nate Laden of Chicago leases the Wells building on the square’s south side to open a furniture store. John Bradshaw, 68, a farmer of Gratiot Township, was found dead on his doorstep in a brutal murder shocking local residents.
A compact Wisconsin history roundup recounts 1903 Spooner reelection by a joint legislature session, 1885 Carroll College fire, UW first annual regents report in 1849, State Historical Society organized, Carroll College charter 1846, 1848 constitutional convention progress, Hildegard birthplace 1906, Beloit College charter 1846, Gov Edward Scofield death 1925, a rail pass cow anecdote yielding anti-pass law, Keeler polygraph test 1935, Iowa County naming origins and Sioux-Winnebago ties.
The article lists multiple January to February meeting dates for the TIMES CHILDREN'S Club with names and addresses of attendees and new members. It includes birthdays for several members and new member enrollments such as Darrel Trow Curt Coy Craig Berger Danny Beutel Steven Goecke and more.
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