Monroe Evening Times Publication Details
The Monroe Evening Times lists editors and office details from 1898 including the Meares post office, poetic reference to Emery Odell, and Associated Press claim to exclusive use of local and AP dispatches. Subscription rates are given for city carriers and mail outside Wisconsin. Office hours and phone number are provided.
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Associated Press
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago Ares
Winnebago
Illinois
Odds and Ends About Max the Springer Spaniel
Editorial on Max the Springer Spaniel's antics at a farm causing losses of a prize chicken and stress for readers. Observations on youth rock throwing, vandalism, and rising curfew talk at Green County parks. Notes on gun signs, local defenses, and longing for simpler times at Devil's Lake amid late night chores.
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Green County
Beckman’s Lake
Devil's Lake
Frenchie's Shorts Taboo on the Green
Neighbor known as Frenchie wears only clingy jockey shorts outdoors prompting a reader to ask for advice. Abby suggests telling him to dress or explain to guests that the sight is unwelcome. Other letters discuss marital strain and a dating dilemma for a handicapped wife. News notes report a vandalism warning and the death of Mrs. Maurice Styger with funeral details.
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Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
Mrs. Larson Stricken at 77 in Rockford
Ivar Larson's wife Mabel C Walden 1891 July 9 died on arrival at Swedish American Hospital Rockford. She had lived 40 years in Rockford from Milwaukee and was buried in Scandinavian Cemetery. Services at Fred C Olson Mortuary July 11 officiated by Rev O Garfield Beckstrand. Surviving include husband a brother and two sisters.
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Argyle
Ivar Larson
Rockford
Mabel C. Walden
Ben Walden
Milwaukee
George
Walden
Blanchardville
Hilma Hendrickson
Minnie Bloomquist
Fred C. Olson
O. Garfield Beckstrand Sr
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Scandinavian Cemetery
Moreland Rites To Be Thursday
Francis Moreland 75 of Waldwick died July 9 in a Dodgeville hospital after a long illness. He worked at Mineral Point Zinc Works until 1931 then farmed, retiring in 1961. Survived by two sons William and Edwin, two brothers, two sisters, and five grandchildren. Services July 11 at Ritter Funeral Home Mineral Point.
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Francis Moreland
Waldwick
Dodgeville
Mineral Point
Ethel Young
William
Darlington
Edwin Waldwick
Raymond
Stansmore
Elmer Cass
Roy Dunn
Ritter
Today in History July 10 1968 Highlights
Today in history notes reflect events on July 10 across years. Notable items include Telstar’s first transAtlantic TV relay in 1962, John Calvin birth in 1509, Fillmore becoming president in 1850, Wilson urging Versailles and the League in 1919, lend lease with Greece in 1942, Boria purge in 1953, Tito and Nasser nuclear call in 1968, Ontario rail labor talks, Soviet ships visiting Egypt postwar, and a 1967 Yugoslav visit.
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U.S
Telstar
John Calvin
France
Fillmore
United States
Zachary Taylor
Woodrow Wilson
U.S. Senate
League of Nations
Laurenti P. Boria
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Monroe Evening Times
Cieared of the
Meares, Pepe
Emery ” Odell
Editorial
Max
Bill Stokes
Lean Axbby
Abigail van Buren
Maurice Styger
Billings
Mont
Styger
Billings Hospital
Elizabeth Brazel
Bernard Gierhart
Leo Quinn
John Meichtry
Brodhead
John Jones
Anaheim
Calif
Carl
Clay Stephens
Drapery House
Green County Highway and Bridge Committee
Green County Highway Commissioner
6Th Street
Kenneth H. Meyer
Zentner
New Glarus
John Klossner
Ernest Rockstad
Postville Bible Church
Werner Thueler
Wilhelm Mann
Mr. Horeb
Rudy Schweizer
Fred Rebly
Julius Elmer
Alfred Lehnherr Jr
Chnnie
Jamaica
Penney’s
Moreland
Tito
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Yugoslavia
Ontario
John F. Kennedy
Trip
Lanz Agency
Sun
Eagles Club
Penneys
Antron
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