Monroe Evening Times Founded 1908 Local Daily
The Monroe Evening Times a daily paper in Monroe Wisconsin details its founding date October 18 1908 and notes ownership by Monroe Evening Times Co with Emery A Odell as president The notice lists subscription rates for in city and outside Wisconsin including daily and monthly options and mentions Associated Press national representation in Chicago and Detroit
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Menter Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Chicago
Detroit
Monror
Simgie
Wisconsin
Oultside
Glorious Fourth Reflections and Safety Reminders
A Fourth of July message urges careful conduct during the holiday weekend. It warns accidents can occur at home or nearby, from golf to everyday activities, and emphasizes gratitude and responsible celebration to ensure safe enjoyment through Independence Day.
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Boston Red Sox
Atom defense and Bikini tests spark defense threat debate
The commentary weighs possible defensive measures against atomic weapons and whether Bikini Atoll experiments hint at revealing defenses to the Soviet Union. It notes that defenses often accompany new weapons and questions if such demonstrations aim to deter or inform.
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Russia
Brenda Leighton mystery deepens in New York intrigue
In Mariano’s, Barry and I discuss Brenda Leighton’s affairs, a potential lover, and a missing diamond ring. The inspector notes a hidden man, possible blackmail, and the risk Brenda faces if she talks, while Leighton’s return to New York looms and police watch over Brenda.
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Barry
Mariano’s
Jane
Brenda
Inspector Barry
Leighton
New York
Washington
Reno
Far East
Ledo Road
Elmpoint
California
Army
Navy
Marines
Deane
Hunt
Margot
Bear-baiting Prohibited by Parliament in 1835
A historical note recalls that bear-baiting, once a popular English sport, was prohibited by Parliament in 1835 marking a shift in animal welfare and public entertainment norms. The move reflected changing attitudes toward cruelty and sparked debates about tradition and reform.
Silage for Protein: On Farm Savings for Winter Dairy Feed
Uncle Bob promotes grass and legume silage to boost milk production and cut winter feed costs. He cites experiments showing higher protein and per acre yields for silage versus hay, outlines crop options and simple silage methods, and directs readers to extension leaflets and bulletins for guidance.
Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
The July 3 1936 column notes Monroe native Mrs Mary Balmat dies in Iowa Emil Boesch runs for Green County sheriff Albert Witt injured in hayload fall Mr and Mrs Jacob Karlen Jr host open house on golden wedding anniversary Devotion to pet kittens endangers Margo Dinse life born on Albert Dinse farm near Brodhead burns.
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Mary Balmat
Monroe
Iowa
Emil Boesch
Green County
Albert Witt
Pleasant
Jacob Karlen Jr
Lake Kegonsa
Margo Dinse
Albert Dinse
Brodhead Burns
Local Notes From 25 Years Ago July 3 1921
Ross Andrews of Juda suffers an eye injury in haymaking mishap Lawrence L Dentmeier of Monroe and Marjorie Stites of Winslow are licensed to wed Donald Lair North Prairie dies burial planned Meat markets and groceries to close Thursday afternoons in July and August R W Humphrey and Miss Gladys Cutler married Cedar Rapids Iowa
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Ross Andrews
Juda
Lawrence L. Dentmeier
Monroe
Marjorie Stites
Winslow
Donald
Fatal Car Wreck Near Cashton Kills Milo Pfingston
Cashton, Wis sheriff reports Milo Pfingston, 26, died when a car overturned on highway 27 five miles south of Cashton. The incident occurred yesterday and left Pfingston dead at the scene.
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Cashton
Milo Pfingston
Highway
Here
Valuable source on proto carbohydrates minerals and vitamins
Historical note highlights nutrients in proto carbohydrate sources and their mineral and vitamin content, emphasizing nutritional importance and potential implications for diet and health.
Flashes of Life Assorted News Snippets
Reports from Emporia Omaha and Joplin cover wartime surplus bids a prowler incident and a bank holdup. A Navy officer awaits a chance to bid on two 1942 steam locomotives. A woman asks if she may shoot a trespasser. Barbara Adams relays a bank robbery warning via teleprinter to police.
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Emporia
John de
War Assets Administration
Omaha
Hugh Cutler
Cutler
Radio Action on Kwajalein Flight Sparks Fear
Dr Royal M Frye a Boston physicist photographed the detonation from a carrier plane and observers felt the shock of the blast. A momentary spark from a screwdriver touching an electric outlet caused fear the aircraft had been radioactivated.
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Radio Action
Kwajalein
Royal M. Frye
Boston
Faith and duty guide a steadfast life and work
An article blends religious exhortation with ads for dry cleaning, hardware, blankets, fabrics, health services, clothing, and local stores. It notes loyalty, courage, and the need to petition God, while promoting offerings from Lovel and Cleaners, Fred Lanz Hardware, The Leader Department Store, Etter’s, Wagner Health Bath, See's, Lee's, Baker Book Store, Monroe Feed and Seed, Tread Right Shoe Repair, Foto Studio, Dixie Frock Shop, and Dickies products, all aimed at everyday tasks and home comfort.
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Leader Department
Monroe
City
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Merchant Jones
Etter’s
Queen Valley Rayon
Wagner Health Bath
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Baker Book Store
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Foto Studio
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