Monroe Evening Times Masthead and Rates Note
The snippet shows the Monroe Evening Times masthead with publication details and subscription rates. It lists Emery A. Udell as president, notes post office entry as second class matter, and provides various subscription prices by mail and region across Wisconsin and adjoining states. The fragmented OCR preserves names and billing figures.
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Monroe Evening Times
Emery A. Udell
Monroe
Wis
Associated Press
Aionaeneeanens
Chicago
Detroit
Oivy
Monro City
Carrie
BATES
Wisconsin
LA & G
Editorial: Churchill on Britain's Labour Party
Prime Minister Churchill comments on the Labour Party in Britain, offering a critical view of its aims and prospects. His remarks touch on socialist ideas and the party's stance in the current political climate.
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Churchill
Labor Party
Britain
Straw Hat Day and a Long, Odd Summer
The piece muses on past hot spells and straw hat lore, noting summers in 1845 or 1846 and a sun obscured by haze. It predicts 1945 will warm similarly and jokes that straw hat demand may be the real shortage, as authorities debate setting a date for summer.
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Palm Beach
Normandy Anniversary Reflections On D Day And Aftermath
An editorial marks the June 6 1944 Normandy landing anniversary noting its impact on Germany’s fate and the long march to victory. It honors the soldiers who stormed the beaches and questions whether world leaders will ensure the sacrifice was worthwhile amid postwar disarmament debates.
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Normandy
Germany
Monroe
Ee Eee
Normanse
America
Western Pacific
Bunker Hill
Greece
Poland
Syria
United Nations
San Francisco
United States
Trial and intrigue in the Welman house
In a tale framed by an impending second stroke, Elinor Carlisle recalls the day an anonymous note warned of threats to her fiancé Roderick Welman and Aunt Laura Welman’s fortune. At Hunterbury, Mary Gerrard anxiously debates training as a nurse while tensions rise with Ephraim Gerrard and the ailing Mrs. Welman.
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Mary Gerrard
Elinor Carlisle
Roderick Welman
Laura Welman
Elinor
Hunterbury
Wellman
Nurse Hopkins
Urse Hopkins
Mary
Hopkins
New Zealand
Norland
Jary
Mrs. Welman
Mrs. Wellman
Mr. Gerrard
Gerrard
Nurse
Pride and Friendship Shaped by a Distant Visit
Laura Welman and Mary discuss pride as a besetting sin in their family. Mrs Welman hesitates to rely on Miss Elinor and Mr Roderick, fearing decay and suffering for the young, though Mary believes the visit would cheer her. The scene ends with a note “To Be Continued.”
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Laura Welman
Mary
Elinor
Mr. Roderick
Mrs. Wellman
Naughty infant scatters cash and ration books in rush
In Richmond California Julie Harnois asks police to help locate a purse with $900 and five ration books after her 18 month old Kenneth allegedly tosses it from a car window on a busy street. In Wilbur Washington George Schoolcraft displays a white radish grown through a button eye and still sprouting.
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Richmond
Calif
Kenneth Harnois
Julie Harnois
Kenneth
George Schoolcraft
Secret Weapon Salt Lake City Mushroom Explodes Sidewalk
Botany professor Dr. Walter P. Cottam of the University of Utah investigates a sidewalk explosion caused by a common edible mushroom whose swollen cell sap from heavy rains generated about 2,250 pounds per square inch, lifting the pavement.
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Salt Lake City
Walter P. Cottam
University of Utah
Insects Use Leg Taste Organs Including Butterflies
Some species possess taste receptors on their legs enabling inspection of plants and potential food. Butterflies and other insects rely on these chemoreceptors to evaluate habitats, aiding feeding and mating behaviors.
Ambitious China War Plans Shape Possible Pacific Invasion
MacKenzie's News Views weighs a 75 mile Chinese front from Foochow to Siapu as a possible prelude to an American amphibious drive toward Japan. The article weighs Formosa, air bases, carrier strength, and the need to disrupt Chinese supply routes while considering the risks of an outright assault on Honshu.
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Foochow
Siapu
Formosa
Japan
China
England
Italy
Okinawa
Iowa
Saipan
Pacific
Normandy
East Central
Honshu
Manchuria
Germany
Berlin
Univ of Wisconsin Summer Enrollment Tops 2200
Registration for the University of Wisconsin summer semester has surpassed 2200 students with late registrants expected to push the total to about 2500. Registrar Curtis Merriman reported. The wartime summer session runs alongside the regular June 25 start of summer school.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
Curtis Merriman
Pre-glacial Mississippi River lay 100 to 200 feet lower
In pre glacial times the Mississippi River occupied a much deeper channel, with the river bed located about 100 to 200 feet below its present level. This ancient geography helps explain later watercourse changes and landscape formation.
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Mississippi River
Miss Monie Archie Joins Normal School Faculty
From The Evening Times files a decade back, June 5 1935 notes Miss Monie Archie replacing Miss Leone Nath on the normal school faculty. Also mentioned are the marriage of Miss Frieda Klingbeil to Reno Schwartzlow, and a council vote adopting bottle sale and tavern limit laws despite efforts to cut liquor license costs. A Twenty Fifth Avenue neighborhood petition seeks action on auto junk yards. Walker Broughton, three, suffers a skull fracture after being kicked by a cow near Albany.
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Monie Archie
Leone Nath
Frieda Klingbeil
Reno Schwartzlow
Price records as potato market soars in Chicago
A 1920 market note reports nine dollars per hundred for potatoes setting Chicago price records. Obituaries note death of Daniel R. Roemer in Spring Grove and last rites for Mrs. Rose Schuler. High school alumni banquet features W H McGrath welcoming the class of 1920 with Byron Wood responding. Marriage license applicants listed include John Amacher Clarno and Ida Weisang Cedarburg plus Clayton Burt May Rodick Brodhead.
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Chicago
Daniel R. Roemer
Spring Grove
W. H. McGrath
Byron Wood
Rose Schuler
John Amacher
Clarno
Ida Weisang
Cedarburg
Clayton R. Burt
May Roderick
Brodhead
Classified Ads as Problem Solvers
Classified ads can offer practical, low-cost prompts for creative solutions, barter exchanges, and service referrals. they reveal local supply and demand patterns.
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