Monroe Evening Times Publication Rates and Editorial Note
Monroe Evening Times reports publication details dated October 13 1905 with editor V Emery A Odell president and Monroe Wisconsin post office filing. It lists subscription rates by city carrier and mail including in state and adjoining states with multiple terms and prices and notes AP news dispatch rights and republication policy.
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Editorial Notes On Early Spring And Pool Opening
The piece muses that milder temperatures may have followed an early spring, suggesting a swimming pool opening as evidence of milder weather. It implies winter ended abruptly, mentions Jack Frost, and recommends making the annual pool announcement a month earlier next year.
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War Labor Board Chief Warns Rationing Easing Soon
The chairman says basic necessities will ease as armed forces reach Rendh Tokyo. He notes possible new refrigerators before steak, hints at using crops like soybeans to make durable goods, and calls for scientists to convert those crops back into food.
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Blame Shifts Over Austria Leader Schuschnigg’s Refusal to Resign
A fragment discusses Kurt Schuschnigg taking power after Engelbert Dollfuss’s 1934 death, resignation under pressure in 1938 amid Hitler’s threat, and his seven years of confinement. It questions Allied reception, warns against German guilt, and praises democratic resistance in Britain and America.
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Mystery of Mrs Welman Ends with Gift to Mary Gerrard
In the Carlisle prosecution for murder the plot centers on Elinor Welman’s plan to settle two thousand pounds on Mary Gerrard, amid tangled love and wills. Roddy accepts Elinor’s advice to travel abroad and reassess his engagement while Nurse Hopkins weighs possible bequests in Mary’s favor.
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Marriage Ceremonies United Two Couples in 1935
From the Files of The Evening Times 10 Years Ago June 14 1935: Miss Nellie M Wood wed Thomas J Cunningham and Miss Annabel Penn tied to Ray E Kundert in ceremonies listed alongside obituaries and local notes. Bowen R Clawson dies in Florida. Pecatonica Illinois marks its 100th anniversary. Sam Crooks a 63 year old York township farmer passes away. Fox hound found living wild on Orson Wells farm in Jordan.
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York Township
Fox Hound
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Jordan
Scout killed by shotgun discharge while hunting near Hines
Superior-( )-Robert In sche, 16, Hines, was killed yesterday by an accidental discharge of a shotgun while he was hunting near Hines.
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Truman Big Three Meeting Possibility Before San Francisco Summit
MacKenzie's News Views notes a tentative window between July 5 and 15 for a three power meeting with President Truman, Churchill, and Stalin likely, as the Truman schedule tightens with UN pact Senate action and Churchill election plans amid talks with de Gaulle before San Francisco.
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Two Kansas City Sisters Seek Help After Rental Ad Fails
Two sisters contact a young friend after their Sunday newspaper rental ad fails to attract responses. The situation unfolds as they search for guidance and a possible solution.
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Kansas City
Classified Ad Puzzle Hints at Narrow Housing Demand
A girl suggests a punchy ad line for two older women seeking a roost in an unfurnished home with 2 to 3 bedrooms. The effort yields no results, and a similar ad is planned for next Sunday with a new reference for employed ladies A 11.
Christmas Gift Reaches Navy Vet From October Mail
Omaha report tells how David I. Goddard, a Navy veteran honorably discharged, received a Christmas package mailed by his parents last October. He expects two more packages sent by his wife last fall to arrive as well.
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Idaho Chamber chief overwhelmed by foreign trade inquiries
Earl Murphy, secretary of the Idaho Chamber of Commerce, cannot read his mail due to a flood of inquiries from foreign import and export companies. The requests come in foreign languages seeking information on Idaho markets.
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