Monroe Evening Times Subscription Policies and Mailing Area
The Monroe Evening Times lists circulation practices including second class matter status at Monroe post office under act of Congress. It notes daily publication with a founder date of October 1898 and outlines subscription rates for in city, in Wisconsin, and surrounding Illinois counties with mail options and office hours.
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Monroe, Wiscons
Act of Amate Oe. Congress
City
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Sen
Typographical Error Steals the Spotlight in Paper
A reader describes a small typographical slip that grows into a visible, angering error on the printed page. The piece contrasts the clean remainder of the issue with the bloated misprint that dominates the layout and felt like a sudden, startling shout.
Mrs Nettz Dies at 83 From Monroe Native to Polo Illinois
Mrs Elmer Nettz 83 a native of Monroe Illinois died Tuesday June 18 in a Dixon Illinois hospital. She was the former Susan Zell Vance daughter of John and Mary Ellen Vance married Elmer Nettz in Polo Illinois in 1909. Surviving are son Kenneth Oregon Illinois and three grandchildren Sandra Nettz Kent Nettz Harlan Nettz. Burial will be in Pine Creek Cemetery Polo. Funeral Friday June 21 in Dixon Illinois.
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Monroe
Elmer Nettz
Oregon
Ill
Dixon, Il
Susan
Zell) Vance
John
Mary Ellen Vance
Polo, Ill
Nettz
Polo
Kenneth
Sandra Nettz
Milan
Italy
Kent
Harlan Nettz
Geraldine Shaver
Vance Nettz
Arizona
Mmes
Grace Schwartzlow
John H. Bruni
Ed Lacey
Uno H. Miller
Dixon
Pine Creek
Legion Officers Will Be Elected at Zilmer Riley Post 84
The American Legion Post 84 meeting on Thursday June 20 will elect officers for the coming year. Outgoing commander William Eberhardt to lead the 8 p.m. session at the American Legion Hall with nominations from the floor. Past Commander John Marty chairs the nominating committee. A lunch will follow and all members are urged to attend. The article also notes various family visits and Father’s Day gatherings among local residents.
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Zilmer Riley
American Legion
American Legion Hall
William Eberhardt
Russell West
Earl Webster
Tom Casey
R. H. Hendrickson
Robert Ableman
Garritt E. Moon
George Grant
Walter Speich
Paul Kammerode
Robert E. Mueller
John Marty
Poetic Wednesday notes from Monroe editor poet and bricklayer
Editorial excerpt highlights David G. Deininger of the U S Naval Academy at Annapolis as editor in chief of Trident the brigade midshipmen magazine. It cites his poetry Sterophonic Fission and a hospital publication message about three men building a cathedral, then comments on typographical errors in newspapers and readers.
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Monroe
David G. Deininger
U.S. Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Trident
Brigade of Midshipmen
Deininger
W. E. Deininger
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