Monroe Evening Times Subscription Notice
Carrier and mail subscription rates listed for Monroe Wisconsin and surrounding counties in Illinois and Wisconsin. Instructions urge subscribers to know their delivery person and report missed deliveries or non receipt to the paper and provide contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monee
Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Wie
Stephenson
Winnetege
Ilinois
Lafayete
Diane
Rock
Wisconsin
Winnetego
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Deception in Presidential Duty A Tennies Argument
Editorial questions whether a president can defy public opinion with sound judgment during elections. It cites Buchanan, Johnson, Wilson, Roosevelt and Goldwater to argue leaders must balance public sentiment with wise policy, sometimes deceiving if needed, yet warns democracy may be impractical if honesty is rejected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
Arthur C. Tennies
National Observer
Lyndon Johnson
Tennies
Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Germany
Franklin D. Roosevelt
United States
Harry Goldwater
Vietnam
Johnson
Goldwater
Life Worth Living Moments Across Everyday Life
A series of vignettes highlights small joys from daily life including mortgage progress, family moments, showers after rain, parades, letters from past loves, desert skies, lilacs, churchgoers, bow ties, singing, romance, home repairs, reunions, academic success, candies, PTA speeches, camping, and the beauty queen controversy in Castro Valley. Also noted is the death of Mrs. George Slocum, former Automotive News president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New England
River
On This Date in History July Thirteenth Highlights
Highlights include 1863 New York Civil War draft riots killing about 1000 in three days. Also 1787 Northwest Territory government ordinance. 1822 Greeks defeat Turks at Thermopylae Pass. 1878 Russo Turkish war ends. 1919 British R34 crosses Atlantic. 1944 Roosevelt Jr dies in Normandy. 1960 Kennedy nominated. 1971 Washington visit by Ayub Khan. Kennedy on military justice criticized by Col Kennedy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
U.S
Congress
Northwest Territory
Thermopylae Pass
Greece
Injunction Denied in Kickapoo River Dam Fight
U S District Judge James Doyle refused a preliminary injunction to halt the 26 million Kickapoo River dam project proposed by the Army Corps of Engineers. Sierra Club and Wisconsin groups may pursue a permanent injunction later if irreparable harm is shown. ruling did not foreclose future action. Environmental groups argue NEPA noncompliance and overreach while advocates cite flood control and recreation benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Kickapoo River
U.S
James Doyle
Doyle
Sierra Club
Citizens Natural Resources Association of Wisconsin
Kickapoo
Gov. Lucey
Club
Corps of Engineers
Veterans urged to meet GI Bill cut-off dates in Wisconsin
Vets with service from January 31, 1955, to June 1, 1966, face a May 31, 1974 cut-off to use educational benefits under the GI Bill. Ballman notes eight year rule starts from discharge or June 1, 1966 for those discharged earlier. Eligible veterans must have honorable discharge and 181 days or more active service. contact Milwaukee VA Regional Office or local service officers for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
R. J. Ballman
Ballman
Veterans Administration
North Water Street
Milwaukee
Veteran’s Local Service Organization
Veterans County Service
Withholding Tax Tables Questioned by IRS Official
Ned Smith, manager of the IRS office in Janesville Wisconsin, warned that federal tax tables used by employers may misstate withholding for many workers. He said factors including the new low income allowance could leave as many as 280000 Wisconsin families owing more at year end. Working couples should review withholding and tax liability and adjust by fewer exemptions, higher withholding, or estimated tax payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Wisconsin
Ned Smith
IRS
Glancing Back July 13 1961 and nearby items
Federal investigators examined the burned jetliner at Denver field where 17 died and 50 were injured. Monroe city census totals show 2,867, up 87 from last year. A fire likely started by lightning damaged the Lawrence Saunders home near Brodhead. Floods across Kansas and into Missouri caused seven deaths and multiple missing, with two bridges destroyed. Several social notes mention travel and reunions involving the Brusveen and Knauff families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver Field
Monroe City
Nell Cunningham
Lawrence Saunders
Brodhead
Goetz Acres
Kansas
Missouri
Topeka
Fire damages farm and Monroe windstorm reported
July 13 1921 reports a heavy shower after a day of hail and a near cyclone. A large barn on the Bert Cox farm near Monroe burned to the ground. Monroe Kiwanis Club prepares to celebrate charter presentation Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Bert Cox
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Bell for Swiss Reformed Church Arrives in New Glarus
On July 13 1901 the new bell for the Swiss Reformed Church at New Glarus arrives and will be dedicated next Sunday. The service features songs by the Liederkranz instrumental music by the New Glarus band prayers and sermon by Rev. Roth. Dr Esther A Sahi Baksh a converted Mohamadan will lecture on the bright side of India at the Presbyterian Church with stereoptical views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swiss Reformed Church
New Glarus
Liederkranz
New Glarus Band
Roth
Esther A. Sahi- Baksh
India
Presbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sangm Ne
Aed
Emery A. Odell
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau
Circulations
AP News
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Castro Valley
Calif
California
Karin Kascher
THE
Washington
U.S. State Department
Israel
Egypt
Army
Reid W. Kennedy
William L. Calley Jr
Kennedy
Young Lawyers Section
American Bar Association
Calley
Kickapoo Project
Gerald Bredeson
Loves Park
Ill
Vernus Lofgrens
Bjarne Bredesons
Juanita
Martin Bredeson
Jeffrey
Bredeson
Jerome Tollakson
Todd
Francis Wilson
Warren
Victor Tollakson Sr
Robert Wilson
Ray Hodgin
Apple River
Walter Fischer
Vic Tollakson Jr
UIT
ICA
Fritz
Monticello
C. D. Curtis
Charles Knauff
Chattanooga
Tenn
Thomas Brusveen
Brusveen
Mr. Knauff
Jackson
Mich
Rex Miller
Royce ZumBrunnen
Canyon Camp
Keith Wilkinson
Robert Hayes
Raymond Rupnow
William Schwaiger
Clarence Koenig
Donald Rutsch
Rudy Steffen
Fred Kohli
Paul Neuenschwander
William Timmons
John Grode
Tom Holyoke
James Lanz
Lloyd Carter
James Zuercher
Robert E. Hardell
Herman Lanz
E. W Hayes
J. H. Schwaiger
Adam Blumer
Fred Koenig
Marion Hauser
Kathryn Reger
Viola Pickett
Bernice Adelman
Helen Haldiman
Green County
Au Sable
Oscoda
Michigan
Venice
Naples
Italy
State Bank No
U. S. Treasury
U. S
Internal Revenue Service
Lois M. Kaster
Lois M. Easter
State of
County of Green
Phyllis A. Rutledge
Monroe and
Browntown
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!