Monroe Evening Times Daily Publication Note
The Monroe Evening Times is published daily except Sunday by MUAKUE Kevening Times OO with Haverty A Udell listed as president. The terse notice identifies the newspaper’s corporate heading and leadership.
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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1946
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times is published daily except Sunday by MUAKUE Kevening Times OO with Haverty A Udell listed as president. The terse notice identifies the newspaper’s corporate heading and leadership.
The editorial notice lists advertising rates by item and market, detailing delivery by carrier or hotel, weekly and yearly costs, and geographic pricing across Wisconsin and Illinois. It notes credits and publication permissions for patch credits and special operation notices.
The fragment hints at Minnesota's campaign path before 1940 facing a hurdle when Wendell Willkie gained momentum. The note underscores debate over support and a noted remark about silence on key issues, reflecting political turbulence and uncertain outcomes in the state.
In a tense confrontation, the inspector explains how he and his best men waited behind Woodford’s apartment to catch the murderer using the funeral as cover. The scene shifts to a tense exchange as Bywater’s arrival is anticipated and the plan succeeds revealing the killer’s identity.
A fragmented OCR sketch describes denture issues causing embarrassment for wearers. It notes misfitting plates, discomfort, and repeated adjustments as common faults affecting daily use and confidence.
In spring, Jane Applebee reflects on injuries, marriage plans, and separations. Hunt exits for navy intelligence, hinting at a long absence while Jane settles in Elm Point with family, work, and Neal’s rising success.
A remark notes that a married couple enjoys exclusive use of an entire floor, highlighting privacy as a perk. The comment underscores personal space within a shared building setting.
Mrs. Nora Davis of Jamestown writes Mayor Stroth thanking him for quick city effort to remove poison ivy spreading from a neighboring lot. She hopes her roses and lawn recover next year. the mayor says an employee using a flame throwing weed eradicating tool may have been overzealous. In Seattle a man waiting for a bus, Frank Kulmala, 33, coughed and his lower plate jumped out of place.
Los Angeles judge notes a garlic theft case with a 27 800 pound haul as Deputy District Attorney jokes about the smell. In Pekin, Robert Dean and Richard Hansen strike against their father’s bakery, using union funds to paint and repair the business while unpaid.
Feodor Loginov said the Dnepr dam reconstruction employs 1,200 German war prisoners who are working well and to his satisfaction. He spoke to foreign correspondents claiming no complaints about their performance.
Two brief items note H E Andereck of Juda promoting a Mississippi river swim and a Federal Geological Survey crew modernizing Wisconsin topographical maps. Also reported is the marriage of Elsa Louise Hoidale to Dr Everett F Johnson, a former local school coach, and that 1500 attends a first picnic of Schweizer Maennerchor Harmonie.
25 Years Ago item notes Company K under Capt Charlies A Schindler entrains for Camp Douglas for a two week grind. Mr and Mrs Isaac V Gage celebrate golden wedding anniversary in Winslow. Albert Brunner suffers paralysis after hayload fall. Weekly band concert held at Lingoin Park. Farmers seek cheese grading at factories rather than cold storage at courthouse hearing. Levee with no water ad.
Advert reads that Boys' Sport Shirts and Yank Junior and Reliance shirts are favorites with most mothers. They can be worn in or out, have open collars, large pockets, short sleeves, and are made of closely woven cotton. Colors include blue tan and green with neat bar stripes for ages 6 to 16.
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