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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1971
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times provides delivery guidance for subscribers and details on postal and AP affiliations. Readers are urged to know their carrier, provide timely phone contact, and notify the paper for missed deliveries or regular receipt issues.
The piece argues that aggressive pesticide use harms the environment and that banning or restricting inputs can backfire. It warns against sweeping fuel and fertilizer cuts and urges smarter, technology-driven resource management rather than halting progress. It cites experts from Cornell Fort Collins Stanford and urges continued energy innovation.
The piece cites a columnist urging novelty and lists absurd ideas from pulling a mountain goat's beard to inventions and schemes. It contrasts this with a Milwaukee zoo note where tortoises were removed after abuse by visitors, blamed on both children and adults, per director Hugh Evans.
The Rev. James C. Plymire will preach his first sermon this Sunday at Grace Lutheran Church with a reception in his honor. The item sits among a sequence of historical notes about Green County and nearby communities.
Seventy years ago a Sunday night blaze destroyed the farm home of Mrs Armon Armonson north of New Glarus killing Mrs Armonson and her crippled eight year old son. Earlier Armonson had died from a stroke and his brother died the following Sunday. In a separate incident Mrs John Connery and her son Frank were thrown from a buggy near the planing mill office when a frightened horse spooked by a city wagon.
Mrs. William Bessire of Janesville becomes the first local player to earn duplicate bridge life master at the American Contract Bridge League summer nationals in Chicago. She finished sixth among 288 entrants, partnered by her sister Mrs. Thomas Wiley of Muncie Indiana.
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