Monroe Evening Times Starts and Subscriber Notices
The Monroe Evening Times, founded 1898, lists office hours and contact details. It notes carrier and mail subscription rates, service areas in Wisconsin and Illinois, and urges subscribers to know their delivery person and report missed papers.
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Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Jo Davies, Stephenson
Winnebago
Illinois
United States
Monroe Evening Times
Weekly Horoscope for June 13 1973
Aries may be tested by someone close to see if you walk the talk Taurus must put in more effort to gain big results Gemini give your partner a chance to speak or friction will follow Cancer motor up with outdoor exercise Leo in a playful mood but moderation needed Virgo trim the budget without killing fun Libra be careful not to seem too forceful Scorpio guard your belongings Sagittarius limit outside entanglements Capricorn weigh offers carefully Aquarius goals require planning Pisces rewards should be shared with helpers and alliances will grow
Today in History June 12 1973 notable events
On this June 12 1973 date the year marks NYCs incorporation in 1665 and the 1630 sailing of John Winthrop into Salem harbor. Other anniversaries include the 1838 Iowa Territory organization and 1940 Japan bombed Chungking China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Massachusetts Bay Company
John Winthrop
Salem Harbor
Iowa Territory
Chungking
China
Britain
Jordan
Beirut
Lebanon
Medgar W. Evers
Jackson
Miss
de Gaulle
France
US Supreme Court
David Rockefeller
Jim Nabors
Vic Damone
Will Rogers
June 12 historical notes across years prompt varied events
A compiled snapshot shows a truck rollover in Utah killing nine Boy Scouts and two leaders plus a reporter in 1963, a Monroe Bloodmobile short of its 150 pint goal, 1953 Wisconsin heat easing by a cool front, a Monticello barn fire, Eisenhower urging united defense, and armistice talks in Korea plus Wisconsin labor concerns in 1943. Additional items cover 1933 air crash at the World’s Fair, 1923 political shifts, and 1923 flood aftermath in Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Red Cross
Monroe
Wisconsin
Wilbert Pluss
Monticello
Eisenhower
Free World
National
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Red
South Korea
Mark Hoesly
Clarno Township
George F. Stauffacher
Jordan
Sam Pehl
Woodford
New Glarus
Chicago
P. T. Christianson
Labor Party
Kansas
Eighth grade honor roll and 1913 boiler explosion note
The article lists non absent eighth graders Florence Miller Hulda Rieder Pearl Reynolds Rose Zuercher. It recounts six men killed and three injured when a boiler on a coal barge exploded during loading at Racine Home Missionary Society officers elected Mrs W W Moore president Miss Clara A Peters vice president Miss Rose Leuenberger recording secretary Mrs H A Reneau treasurer. It mentions June 12 1903 moments with cold weather clothing and an assassination report from Belgrade of King Alexander I of Servia and a Delta 88 car reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Miller
Hulda Rieder
Pearl Reynolds
Rose Zuercher
Racine
Abortion Debate Affects Wisconsin Senate Race Letter
The Mailbag letter condemns Sen Gordon Roseleip for an abortion bill and calls for his defeat in 1974. It argues liberals want a senator who understands legality after the Supreme Court decision and urges a more competent spokesman on abortion issues.
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Supreme Court
Sen
Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Roseleip
Sen. Roseleip
Local Dance Recital Draws Disrud Kubly Siblings Guests
Milton and Grace Disrud with Grace Blanchardville Ella Kubly Soper Mellenberger Sinnett and Jamie attended the Monroe Dance Recital Saturday night. Judy Disrud daughter of Robert and Judy Disrud danced and a party followed at her home with Edward Soper and Richard Mellenberger joining attendees.
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Milton Disrud
Grace
Blanchardville
Robert Disrud
Jamie
Ella Kubly
Edward Soper
Richard Mellenberger
Teffanie
Sue Sinnett
Monroe
Judy Disrud
Judy
Mystery farmer Silver View 4-H Club names first June winner
Mystery farmer No. 2 Tom Kubly, positioned east of Monticello in Mt. Pleasant Township, a 160 acre dairy farm, is the first to be identified by the public. Mrs. Edwin Broge of Monticello was the first of 20 callers to name him.
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Silver View 4-H Club
Edwin Broge
Monticello
Tom Kubly
Mt. Pleasant
Illinois
Green County
Silver View
Mary Jo Silver
Sue Schulz
Linda Krupke
Connie Kernen
Edwin Kernen
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Emery A. Odell
16Th Ave
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association, and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Associated Press
AP News
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
VIRGO
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
THE
Arlie Macks
LeRoy Schultz
Belgrade
Alexander I
Servia
Bienema’s Olds
Jeanne Meier
Edna Babler
Q Edison
Royal Dehumidifier
Buel
Dad
Onkerts
C&sb
Commercial & Savings Bank
F.D.I.C
Browntown
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