Notice to Monroe Evening Times Subscribers
Public notice describes subscription and carrier delivery details for Monroe Wisconsin readers. It covers weekly and monthly rates, carrier service reaching towns outside Monroe, AP republication rights, and office hours. It directs subscribers to contact their delivery boy or The Monroe Evening Times if papers are missed.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Postoffice
City of
Congress
Associated Press
AP News
Monroe Evening Times
Editorials Warn of Eco Backlash and Phosphate Debate
The EPA chief warns activists risk credibility by overreaching as debates on phosphate detergents unfold. Experts differ on phosphate impact with FTC label talk and calls for broader nutrient controls to protect water, while warnings about diminished public trust loom large.
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Kaven OE
William D. Ruckleshaus
Federal
Evironmental Protection Agency
National Audubon Society
Daniel A. Okun
Department of Environmental Sciences
University of North Carolina
New York
Connecticut
Indiana
Maine
Florida
Chicago
Ruckelshaus
Health Bulletin warns on tire wear air emissions
The Health Bulletin reports a University of Cincinnati study showing four months of tire wear from common cars emits 340000 tons of rubber particulates and gases annually into the atmosphere. Some particles could reach human lungs, though exact health impact remains unmeasured.
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The
Health Bulletin
J. I Rodale
University of Cincinnati
Newspaper Enterprise Association
Warren slotter aims to solve screw slotting flaw
The Warren slotter, named for Warren Jackson of Rockford Illinois, is praised as a breakthrough in screw production. It places the slot precisely and eliminates deburring, reducing a long standing factory headache and illustrating small innovations can yield big results.
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Ural
Kana
Moon
Warren Jackson
Rockford
Ill
Wspaper Enterprise Association
Boone Kinship Reunion For Daniel Boone Cave Event Postponed
Huge turnout for the Daniel Boone kinship reunion at Onondaga Cave near Leasburg Missouri forced a postponement. The gathering aligns with Daniel Boone Park opening and will resume on September 10 to document hundreds of potential Boone descendants. Cave director Bob Hudson notes many claims are likely legitimate.
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Daniel Boone
Onondaga Cave
U.S. Route 66
Leasburg
Daniel Boone Park
Boone
Bob Hudson
Hal Boyle wonders about the wide and wonderful world
Hal Boyle ponders a string of questions on society and progress from economic strain to culture, technology, and human behavior. He muses on rising prices, job losses, gender dynamics, generation gaps, and the fate of literature and aviation amid a restless modern age.
Farming dangers and Mayo exhibit warn readers during Farm Safety Week
A column warns farmers about the hazards of modern agriculture noting a Mayo Clinic waxworks exhibit showing a corn picker arm injury. It discusses risks from herbicides pesticides dangerous machinery long hours and dust. Also reports the death of Pierre Lartigue at 111 in Port Arthur Texas with his burial in Mermentau Louisiana.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Mayo Waxworks
Minnesota
America
Port Arthur
Tex
Pierre Lartigue
Mermentau
la Social Security
Lartigue
Landry's Parish
On This Date in History July 28 1971
Highlights of world events dated July 28 include Austria Hungary declaring war in 1914 starting World War I and 1588 fireships sent against the Spanish Armada. The note lists Peru independence in 1821 and WWII era Malta actions in 1940. It also mentions 1945 Empire State Building crash deaths and later political exchanges. Classified ad line urges readers to place ads by calling 325.5101.
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Austria Hungary
Serbia
Spain
San Martin
Peru
Britain
Egypt
Cairo
Silver Beaver and Scouter’s Award Recipients Named
Glancing Back recalls 30 years ago on July 28 ceremonies at Canyon Camp honoring Abner Anderson and Louis Janke with the Silver Beaver and Scouter’s awards, plus Harold Krupke Lena and Adolph Sime receiving Silver Beaver.
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Love
Glarus
Abner Anderson
Monroe
Louis Janke
Canyon Camp
Harold Krupke
Lena
Adolph Sime
Boscobel
Assembly
Old Settlers Picnic Committees Named In Monroe
Seventy years ago Hodges appointed committees for the old settlers picnic to be held in Monroe next month with M. T. Gapen and W. W. Chadwick in finance and Charles S. Young arranging music. Brodhead will establish a Monroe music class.
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Law
G. T. Hodges
Monroe
M. T. Gapen
W. W. Chadwick
W. F. Trukenbrod
Robert A. Etter
Charles S. Young
R. C. Whitcomb
Laurene Gardner
D. S. Young
B G. Treat
J. F. Grinnell
Maud —_Roderick
Brodhead
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Wallflower
Big Boone Clan
Norarbe Terprise Association
Hal Boyle
William Faulkner
Ernest Hemingway
John O'Hara
Uly
Clarence W. Wittenwyler
Monticello Messenger
Montello Tribune
Monticello
Green County
Marquette County
Mir
David Tollakson
Los Angeles
Calif
Cheister Tollakson
Argyle Legion Park
Vern Tollakson
Berlin
Wis
Vic Tollakson
Vic Tollakson Jr
Jerome Tollakson
Alfred Tollakson
Gary Soper
Jerry Wyttenbach
Willard Soper
Olga Soper
Leo Johnson
Argyle
Glenn Soper
Glenn Soper Jr
Richard Nelson
Karen Butler
Curt
Homer Troy
Darlington
Roger Bright
New Glarus
Roger’ Wahl
Randy Saxon
United States
Germany
Madison
Roosevelt
Douglas MacArthur
Philippine Islands
Matthew DeForest West
Myron West
Charles A. Lindbergh
North Haven
Orient
Mercury
Times
Alvin F. Rote
William Bowell
Herman F. Ringhand
Mount Pleasant
Sty
Frost
Yerkes Observatory
SCO
Cone
Suds
Monroe, Wis
Jedding
Chega
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