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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1946
Page
5
Wisconsin districts spent an average of 101 per pupil in 1943 44 with rural districts as low as 38 and extremes up to 472 per pupil. The report notes wide variation by district type and valuing patterns, density and system size affect costs. Large systems show more stable costs than small ones.
B Leach of Chicago claims a remedy he evolved stops his dog Buster from running off. He bought a pipe and glasses for Buster and reports the dog now sits by proudly, sharing a quiet moment beside him.
Local residents from Monticello and surrounding towns kept busy with calls and visits in Madison New Glarus Monroe and Verona. The notes include gatherings at homes churches and picnics plus reunions and weekend guests from Illinois Wisconsin and Chicago.
Ad for M J Gonstead clinic promoting X ray and neurocalometer diagnostics. Contact phone 373 and residence 101 Monroe Street.
Detasseling corn has started on farms near Juda with a large crew of boys and girls employed. Local residents visiting relatives include Abbie Newman and Leah Maske of Juda and the Matzke and Rote families from Monroe and Brodhead. Elmer Matzke begins rural mail carrier duties in Ray Fries's absence. various visits among residents of Hawkeye Monroe Brodhead Janesville and Freeport.
Sunday visits span Monroe Beloit and Madison with families including Hartwig Beley Johnson and Dieckshoff. Locals Molly Wohlwend and Helen Newman travel, while 4 H club wraps season at high school. Local Walnut street house grows under E T Lahr supervision as Helland locker plant advances. John Michael Affolter welcomed as infant son.
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