Monroe Evening Times masthead and policy notice
Monroe Evening Times announces post office entry as second class matter under act of Congress on March 2, 1879. The paper notes founding date October 13, 1898 and lists Emery A Odell (1871 1953) as key member with press associations. Subscription rates and office hours detailed for city and surrounding counties.
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Emery A Odell
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Wis Stephenson
Editorial: An Apple a Day From Hal Boyle on Doctors
In Monroe the Green County Fair buzz continues as Hal Boyle riffs on patient and doctor humor. The AP column lampoons common patient complaints and misunderstandings, from pink pills to bed manners, IRS visits, and the chatter around medical life and life’s big events.
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Green County
Hal Boyle
Associated Press
Monroe
Hal
U.S. Internal Revenue Service
Doc
Tom Dewey
Pleasure to Editor in Browntown Busy Beavers note
A brief letter thanks the editor for publicity given to their June Daily Month Promotion events. The Browntown Busy Beavers express appreciation for cooperative people and collaboration.
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Nny
W. C. Arneson Taken by Death
Wilhelm C. Arneson 75 of Barneveld died unexpectedly July 24 at his farm home. He was WWI veteran and Barneveld Lutheran Church member. A sister Ellen survives. Funeral 2 p.m. Friday at the Lutheran Church. Pray call Gesme-Ellestad Funeral Home Mt. Horeb after 6 tonight.
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Barneveld
Wilhelm C. Arneson
Barneveld Lutheran Church
Ellen
Gesme - Ellestad
Mt. Horeb
First Dutch Elm disease case noted in Monroe
Park and recreation director Ronald D. Johnson said state experts believe Monroe likely has its first Dutch Elm disease case, based on recent findings. The report appears in Glancing Backward dated July 25, 1958.
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Ronald D. Johnson
Monroe
Karl Jensen
Leo (Pancho) Carrillo
Wakelin McNeel
Mac
Peddlers License Sought For Tooth Powder Sales
Lt Peter Dannerbeck has returned from Thailand and will report Aug 18 at MacDill Air Force Base for six months of training. A notice from Ald R B Clark warns itinerant sellers like his group must obtain a license to continue selling tooth powder brushes and soap. The piece also notes a lawn supper for Miss Martha Cable and LBJ signing a 400000 presidential inauguration funding bill.
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Donald S. Wells
Wilbur Wells
Browntown
Vandenberg Afb
Calif
Wells
Lackland Afb
Tex
Lowry Afb
Colo
California
Vangy Afb
Ald. R. B. Clark
Max Adelowish
Martha Cable
Milwaukee
P. C. Gilbertson
Peter Dannerbeck
Thailand
MacDill Air Force Base
Florida
Dannerbeck
Paul Dannerbeck
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Editorial
W. C. Arneson
Budd Biffle
Platteville
James R. Howe
Greene County
Stewart Hurlbut
Willis H. Babler
Elk City
Idaho
Bogota
Kentucky
Highway Patrol
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Chandler
Bill Key
Rockford
Clifford Luchsinger
New Glarus
Reuter
Bureau of Markets
Camp Grant
Germany
Spain
Albany
LBJ
Bill Washington
Johnson
Capitol
Big Man
Bobby Brooks
Darlene
QUEEN
Dee Dee Dee
Betty Rose
TWEED
Bradley
Marco Polo
Kay Windsor
R & K L’aiglon
Swinger
Amy Adams
State Farm
Walter E. Drews
15Th
St. Ph
State Farm Life and Accident Assurance Company
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