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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1971
Page
2
Notice details carrier and mail subscription rates by zone for Monroe Wisconsin readers. It lists annual prices, postal zones, payment in advance, office hours, and contact guidance for missed deliveries and subscriber notices.
Editorial urges reflecting on America's origins and patriotism during the 4th of July weekend. It notes the role of faith in national development, the separation of church and state, and calls readers to consider peaceful solutions to social problems while making time for religious observance.
Don Oakley reflects on the 195th anniversary of liberty proclaimed in 1776. He argues independence was only the start and liberty must be earned anew by each generation, making July 4 a day for reassessment and renewal of the founding promise.
Hal Boyle lists humorous Christmas wishes in a playful July column. He riffs on Santa, budgets, and holiday excess, joking about items from Ft. Knox to a deflatable inflation and a wallet that self-destructs after a mugging.
Sunday to Saturday daily listings name residents with addresses from Brodhead to Monticello, detailing ten July birth dates and ages for individuals across multiple days. The compiled roster shows ages ranging from 1 to 12 with varied street and city designations.
A compilation of past July 3 events highlights 1961 Idle Hour Mansion reunions and Independence Day plans, plus 1951 Prague trial testimonies and Camp Ripley training notes, with 1941 local pool management and 1931 civic celebrations.
Monroe split a two game set with Joliet Standards, losing 11 to 7 on Saturday and winning 5 to 4 on Sunday. Anniversaries noted for Fred S Blum Sr and wife of Monticello. Local meetings wrap up. Salvation Army crew return to Beloit. Drowning incident reported in Chippewa Falls, and Fourth of July town departures begin. говорится
On this date in 1775 George Washington took command at Cambridge. In 1608 Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec. Gettysburg ended in 1863 after Pickett's charge. 1898 US Navy defeated Spain at Santiago. 1950 Korean War clash began. Algeria gained independence in 1962. MacArthur greeted in Manila in 1952. Johnson signed FOIA in 1966. Belfast clashes in 1970.
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