Monroe Evening Times Publisher Details and Subscription Rates
The notice lists the newspaper name The Monroe Evening Times founded in 1898 by Emery A. Odell with daily except Sundays holidays. It provides address 901-903 16th Ave Monroe Wisconsin 53566 and notes AP Inland Daily Press Association and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League membership. Subscription rates include carrier per week in Monroe and annual mail costs varying by region and postal zones. Also covers office hours and contact guidance for subscribers missing issues.
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Monroe Evening Times
16Th Ave
Monroe
Wisconsin
Monroe Soc
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Jo Davies, Stephenson
Winnebago
Illinois
McGovern Had It All Along at Democratic Convention
Editorial argues McGovern secured the California credentials battle through fairness outrage and steady delegate gains. It notes his June win, the reversal move, and how soft delegates shifted to him, yielding a decisive overall lead before the convention. The piece cites past precedent and a universal law: front runners draw more delegates as they lead.
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McGovern
California
Dwight Eisenhower
Robert A. Taft
George McGovern
Bastille Storm Marks Start of French Revolution
On July 14, 1789 Parisians stormed the Bastille, symbolizing the French Revolution’s outset. Also noted are 1690 privateers seizing Martha’s Vineyard and nearby islands, 1798 Congress criminalizing false government reports, 1853 Perry’s Tokyo visit delivering a presidential letter to Japan, and 1879 Lincoln widow pension by Congress.
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Associated Press
Paris
Bastille
New England
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Block Island
U.S
Matthew Perry
Tokyo
Millard Fillmore
Japan
U.S. Congress
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Todd Lincoln
Chronicle of notable deaths and events across years
A retrospective list notes Adlai Stevenson dying on a London street in 1965, eight Chicago nurses murdered in 1966, Kennedy naming Anthony Celebrezze as Welfare secretary a decade earlier, Newark riots with a curfew five years ago, Culver fined for antiwar protest a year ago, and birthdays for Gerald Ford and Irving Stone. Virginia Woolf provides a thought for today.
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Adlai Stevenson
London
Chicago
South Side
Kennedy
Cleveland
Anthony Celebrezze
Welfare
Abraham Ribicoff
Senate
Newark
N.J
Air Force
Thomas Culver
World trends show varied health and social norms from UN yearbook
United Nations figures reveal Liberians marry most, Swedes live longest, Swedes have infant mortality low, Liberians 1969 marriage rate 38 per 1090, Virgin Islands 19.3 per 1000, Gilbert and Ellice 5 divorces per 1000, US 10.7 marriages 3.5 divorces per 1000, 1970 infant death 20, life expectancy 66.6 men 74 women, Swaziland birth rate 52.3, Zambia death rate 259 per 1000 live births, Sweden lowest infant mortality 11.7.
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United Nations
N. Y
Liberia
U.N
U.S. Virgin Islands
Gilbert and Ellice Islands
South Pacific
Virgin Islands
U.N. Statistical Office
United States
Soviet Union
Swaziland
Zambia
Sweden
Chad
Gabon
Glancing Back 1962 and 1952 Local News Snippets
Glancing back through two decades highlights farmers advised to check grain fields for army worms east of Monticello and south of Browntown. Local events note Ken Krattiger in trumpet trio at City Band Concert. Also mentions Mrs. Arthur F. Wagner Jr. elected to the Board of Education and a Waffle Shop sale.
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Green County
Monticello
Browntown
Ken Krattiger
Arthur F. Wagner Jr
Board of Education
Paul W. Neubauer
Alden J. Hawthorn
Board of Public Works
Roy True
Monroe
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Monroe to stage four band concerts after merchant drive
A Monroe canvass of merchants yielded 78 commitments to fund four Wednesday evening band concerts, ensuring city entertainment. Other items note a fatal river incident involving Beda Rust in Green County and various historical briefs from 1912 to 1932.
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Monroe
Beda Rust
Green County
Sugar River
Brodhead
Green County nominating convention and baseball melee report
July 14 1902 highlights include A. 8. Douglas winning the assembly nomination at Green County on the 11th ballot. A second Monticello Brodhead baseball clash ends in a free for all with about 200 men involved. Green County Summer School for teachers opens in the high school building.
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Douglas
Green County
Brodhead
Monticello
Green County Summer School For
Dennis Streiff New Glarus Insurance Comment
Dennis Streiff of New Glarus offers a remark on the cost or availability of insurance, suggesting the idea that coverage might be purchasable to address a concern.
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Emery A. Odell
Washington
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Inland Daily Press Association
And
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Bernice Bede Osol
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Travel
NEA, Inc
Dutch Hollow
Patch Mellow Lake
Tami
Yellow Thunder Country
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la Valle
Olton
Dutch Hollow Lake
THE
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Irving Stone
Virginia Woolf
West Germany
Britain
Ireland
Ray L. Paviak
Kansas
Timothy Healy
Brotherhood of Stationery Firemen and Oilers
Miami Beach
Fla
Convention
Robert Horne
F. A. Shriner
Camp Douglas
Wisconsin National Guard
D. A. Stearns
S. A. Schindler
New Glarus
Dennis Streiff
Clarence Bailey
Wayne
Dick Young Monroe
Pontiac
BUICK
GMC
Charles Dearth
Pontiac Bonneville
Med
Lafayette County Department of Social Services
Ella Torkelson
Wiota
William T. McGreane
N. Main Street
Darlington
Torkelson
North Main Street
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