Monroe Evening Times masthead and notice of absorption details
The item lists the Monroe Evening Times publication details, like second class matter status, founding date, management, and association memberships. It notes subscription rates for in city and surrounding regions and mentions the paper absorbing the Monroe Daily Journal.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Daily Journal
Associated Pres
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit’ Bureau
Fighting Polio Health Rules for Wisconsin Families
The editorial urges common sense health precautions to fight polio amid rising cases in Wisconsin and nationwide. It warns against large crowds and overexertion, urges vigilance with summer recreation, and praises the March of Dimes funded fight, urging parents to consult physicians and follow sanitary guidance. The piece emphasizes personal responsibility and community mobilization in polio prevention.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
Green County
New Justice Selection Prompts Mixed Reactions
Commentary notes the choice of Attorney General Tom Clark for the Supreme Court seat to replace the late Justice Frank Murphy. While praising Clark, the piece questions why the president did not elevate a current federal judge and muses on Senator J Howard McGrath as a potential future nominee.
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Supreme Court
Frank Murphy
Tom Clark
Clark
Department of Justice
Executive
J. Howard McGrath
McGrath
Wausau Man Crushed Under House During Foundation Work
Wausau resident Van Sleet Lows, 56, was killed when the house being set on a cement block foundation caught him between the ground and the structure. Police and firefighters worked to free him as a tow vehicle hoisted the wrecked car beneath the dwelling.
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Wausau
Glancing Backward From July 30 1939 and 1909
Glimpses of past times with brief notes on local deaths first nursing staff at St. Clare hospital new patients and a parachute jump. Also summaries of primary election slate and notable local events from 1924 1909 and 1939 reflecting community life and notable figures such as Mrs Elmira Long Fred Frautschy Charles Comiskey and E W Keuper.
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Farm Lane
Curtis Je
Lum
York Township
Ethan Lewis
Albany
St. Clare Hospital
Louise Pfister
Elizabeth Neubauer
Kathleen Mitchell
Edwin A. Bireschbach
Fort Atkinson
Laurene Gobeli
Juda
Harold
Hap) Beach
Monticello
Fred K. Hefty
William Olson
M. C. Durst
A. H. Mackey
C. H. Buehler
R. J. Grode
Frank E. Jenswold
Bruce M. Blum
Robert W. Horne
Marie V. Bowen
John J. Burkhard
Frank A. Shriner
J. J.tschudy
E. L. Campbell
Max G. Booth
C. F. Engelhardt
Elmira Long
Browntown
Fred Frautschy
Clarno
Charles A. Comiskey
Chicago White Sox
Monroe Amusement Association
Fish Circus
City
Dan Vance
Monroe
Eugene J. Ryan
Home Town Belittlers and Stiff-Upper-Lip Texans Pride
A reflective column mocks locals who belittle their origins and praises pride in hometowns. Anecdotes include a New York hotel register from El Mira, Wyoming, and a Texan booster, Amon Carter, who proclaims Texas must host a baby born to a Texas-born family. The piece contrasts city pretensions with genuine regional loyalty.
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New York
Elmira
Red Clutch
Wyoming
14Th Street
Jimmy Walker
Genesee Society
Jimmy
Texas
Elmer the Bull Dies After Culvert Rescue
In a northern Virginia community residents mourn Elmer the Black Angus bull who died after 21 days trapped in a railroad culvert. Rail workers rescued him last week but exposure took a heavy toll and he shrank to a shadow of his former self before dying after a final attempt at recovery.
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Virginia
Elmer Theull
Elmer
New York Swelters In Record July Heat
New York City endured its hottest July 29 on record with temperatures reaching 97.8 degrees, surpassing the 95.5 mark set in 1892. The heat claimed two lives due to heat prostration as forecasters warned of more heat expected today.
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New York
New York City
Mercury
Illinois Submits Anti-Polio Steps
Illinois health officials released anti polio recommendations as cases rise and deaths total 19 in the state. Fly control is ruled out as impractical, with emphasis on garbage disposal and insecticides. pools and public gatherings face restrictions. emergency tonsil surgeries are advised only in high incidence areas. children should avoid crowds and travel to polio zones.
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Springfield
Illinois
State Health Department
Sterling
Roland R. Cross
Deepartment
Twin Grove Social Roundup From Beightol Notes
Mrs Edward Weber of Milwaukee visits her Twin Grove relatives. Families from Beloit Orangeville Monroe Juda and Rock County attend gatherings from wiener roasts to weekend visits. Local residents share travel and leisure with friends and relatives including garden visits and a funeral in Footville.
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Edward Weber
Milwaukee
J. H. Beightol
Glen Chambers
Thomas McMillan
Beloit
Floyd Chambers
Robert Zimmerman
Glen Bolender
Orangeville
Twin Grove
P. J. Reed
Thorne Jensen
Carl Sipple
Browntown
Alvin Camron
Pearl Camron
Walt Share
Monroe
William Hinzelman
William. Wood
Garde Badertscher
Andrew Bell
John O'Malley
Rock City
William Camron
Oscar Walters
William Lamb J
Bert Orton
J. H. Emfick
Minnie Raymer
Sophi Greatsinger
Footville
Blanchardville News Highlights and Wedding Notices
Mrs W F McGuigan reports Blanchardville notes including a new home arrival for Mr and Mrs James Lageson in the town’s south section. Miss Lois Disrud served as brides maid at the Marinette wedding of Margaret Whitford and Carl John Papenfuss in La Crosse with connections to Lawrenceburg Indiana.
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James Lageson
Lois Disrud
Margaret Whitford
Lawrenceburg
Ind
Carl John Papenfuss
la Crosse
Marinette
Biemiller Eyes Senatorial Race
Rep. Andrew J. Biemiller of Milwaukee considers a 1950 bid for Wisconsin’s U S Senate seat held by Alex Wiley of Chippewa Falls. He plans to attend a Jun eau farm rally headlined by Secretary Brannan and doubts the Brannan plan will decide campaigns. Wiley appears poised to seek re election. The piece also notes zinc prospects in Lafayette county and a Washington to Chesapeake Bay coastal cruise by several Wisconsin and California congressmen, with onboard anecdotes.
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Richard Powers
Washington
Senai
Alexander Wiley
Chippewa Falls
Andrew J. Biemiller
Milwaukee
Biemiller
Juneau
Brannan
Wiley
Senate
Orangeville social notes and reunions across multiple towns
Sunday visitors gathered at the Kuhnke home including Hintzman Fritsch Bower Basing Riemer and Beard families. Weekend guests toured Lake Waubesa and Freeport visits occurred among Engel Folgate and Hastings households. A large Frautschy family reunion drew 115 relatives at East Clarno church with attendees from Crown Point Indiana Sycamore and Hampton Iowa plus local hosts. About half of the region’s food supply is preserved in tin cans.
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Louisa Kuhnke
Edward Hintzman
Juda
Albert Fritsch
Faifield
Ward Bower
Bernice
George Basing
Leo Blasing
John Riemer
Harold Beard
Stanley Hemphill
Ivan Lang
Lake Waubesa
Roy Ruff
Freeport Hospital
Otto Folgate
William Engels
Theodore Rodebaugh
Freeport
Lillian Marty
Leland Hastings
Winslow
Mary Kay Engels
Billy Engels
Maude’ Askey
Folgate
Claude Rudy
Clarence Barker
Homer Miller
Monti
Fred Marty
Beloit
Ralph Haberman
Oscar Blasing
Donald Bennett
Crown Point
Ind
Ray Frautschy
Sycamore
C. W. Frautschy
Frautschy
East Clarno
Irvin Miller
Hampton
Harold Black
Madison
Adam Zweifel
Stanley Hulbert
Eldred Hulbert
Leo Eet
Steve Likens
Rockford
Sniffenpup in Ignomania adventure unfolds in Elfinlandia
A fragmented story follows Sniffenpup as he gets lost in Elfinlandia and discovers a talking dog tale. He journeys through a neon drenched Ignomania hub with a ten lane park road circling a central plaza, observing crowds, shops, and curious locals before a puzzling encounter with a roly poly boy begins.
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Sniffenpup
Elfinlandia
Sandy
Ignomania
David LeRoy Rundle
Woodford
Francis John Denny
Dog
Juda Weekend Visitors Fill Juda Area with Guests
Weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Ralph Bridge include W C Nyman Glenn Nyman John Bridge and William Share of Beloit plus Mrs John Affolter and sons Monroe callers Tuesday Claude Gress Prairie du Chien visited Claude Walton. Other guests were Mrs Louise Pinnow and Donna Zoe Adileman with local residents hosting.
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Ralph Bridge
Messrs
W. C. Nyman
Glenn Nyman
John Bridge
William Share
Beloit
Richard Parfrey
Betty
Beverly
Richland’ Center
Claude Walton
Paul Matzke
Nebraska
Ervin Matzke
Marion Arnsmeier
Rodney Zimmerman
Brodhead
Ivan Ar
Juda
Louise’ Pinnow
Jeffrey Nevelle
Brooklyn
Midway Walk Turns Into City Ignomania Bustle
A narrator observes Sniffenpup encountering a curio shop and a bustling mid way. The scene contrasts a quiet shop window kitten and pansies with the outside rush of people and excitement. The dog retreats toward the shop, then vanishes into the crowd, promising to return later.
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Sniffenpup
Peeple
Tim
Wisconsin Girl Held In Rockford Fatality
Rockford authorities report Florentine Carlson forty four died from injuries after a crash south of Rockford. Driver Stanley Gallagher fifty four and his wife eighteen sustained minor injuries. Freda Compton twenty three of La Forge Wisconsin held in Winnebago jail on charges of reckless driving leaving the scene and driving without a license. Deputy Duc Jon said Compton’s car plowed into the Gallagher vehicle on the Camp Grant cutoff highway.
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Wisconsin
Rockford
Florentine Carlson
Stanley Gallagher
Winnebago County
Freda Compton
la Forge
Wis
William Duc Jon
Compton
Gallagher
Camp Grant Cutoff
Doc Lawson To Play Organ At County Horse Show
Doc Lawson, former orchestra leader, will perform his Hammond organ at each horse show act tonight at the Green County Fair. He is remembered for leading a band in this area years ago and remains a noted local figure.
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Doc’ Lawson
Doc” Lawson
Green County Fair
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Colorado
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William J. Bryan
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Jim North
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Roy
Amarillo
State of the Union
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Elmer the Bull
Blanchardville
W. F. McGuigan
Bureau of Mines
M. C
Lafayette County
Bureau
Glenn R. Is
Waukesha
Pacific
Chesapeake Bay
Sum
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Wains
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John W. Byrnes
Green Bay
Donald L. Jackson
Calif
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Harold O. Lovre
RSD
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Delaware Canal
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Annapolis
Channel
Glen E. Bolender
Happy
Charlie Leroy Martin
Susan Kay Waterman
Larson Beach
McFarland
Rosemary Klassy
New Glarus
Jeanine Ann Goecks
Ares Leland Heitz
Anaron Kay Coplien
Patricia Lynette Walters
13Th Avenue
Gary Lee Arn
Robert Lee Maske
Shirley Sylvia Kummer
Lowell Roy Roderick
24Th Street
Diana Jean Grabow
Boc
Eldena
Ill
Kay Meinert
LeRoy Marvin Frauchiger
Elaine Ann Rubi
9Th Street
Eileen Marceda Kraus
Sharon Elaine Birk
Gerald Wayne Meier
Gratiot
Dennis Sheldon DeVoe
Raymond D. Neuenschwander
Sharon Kay Aitchison
Patricia Miller
17Th Street
Donna Jean Vickers
John Robert Scott
Shirley Ann Leck
Kenneth Frederick Mahlbuch
Betty’ Ann Goepfert
Jerry William Marty
Route 4
F. N. Miller
Harvey S. Stauffacher
White Block
Evening Times Club
Monroe Evening Tunes Boyslab
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Monroe Eviroe
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Hot Point Appliances
Wenger and Kramer Hardware
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