Monroe Evening Times Suburban Carrier Rates Listing
Suburban carrier rates by mail in Wisconsin and adjoining states show one year six dollars for domestic subscriptions. California and other states list one year seventy five dollars with various six month and three month options. The paper notes publication daily except Sunday with Emery A. Odell as president.
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Monroe
Evening Times
Meeree Daily Journal
Monroe Evening Times
Emery A. Odell
Subulbban
Wisconsin
BATES
Wisdconsin
Adence
Editorial: US outlook brightens as women outnumber men
The piece argues wartime deaths and reduced immigration shift demographics toward more women and fewer immigrants, predicting a rise in single women while marriage climbs. It cautions men about dating dynamics and the widening gender gap, noting wartime social changes.
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United States
Park Parkers Urge Clean Up After Fine Weather
Citizens in Monroe and vicinity flock to Recreation park for picnics and swims. The plea urges everyone to help by picking up scraps and broken items to prevent injuries, stressing cooperative effort for a safe park.
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Monroe
Recreation Park
Farmer’s Egg Riddle Sparks Poultry Industry Echoes
A farmer writer to The Times recalls finding a seven percent inch egg with a nested big egg inside and watery material between shells. He notes a victory- minded hen amid shortages that threaten meat schedules and red-point supply for the poultry industry.
Dough Boys Find Second Cache of German Valuables
American troops of the 12th corps uncover a second cache of German valuables, with the latest estimate awaiting confirmation as the unit secures the site and catalogues the haul.
U S Auto Output Reaches Eighty Eight Million Mark
The United States has produced eighty eight million motor vehicles over the last forty five years. This milestone reflects long term growth in the domestic auto industry and manufacturing capabilities.
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United States
Poisoned Sandwiches in a House Picnic
In a dialogue from a Poirot mystery, Elinor Carlisle shares sandwiches with Mary Gerrard and a District Nurse Hop kin s. An autopsy shows morphine. a label fragment of morphine hydrochloride is found where the sandwiches were prepared. The case hinges on who handed the poisoned plate first.
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Mary Gerrard
Hopkins
Elinor Carlisle
Mary
Poirot
Pat Ae
Mrs. Welman
Elinor
Lewis
O'Brien
Nurse Hopkins
Poisoning case fuels Poirot inquiry in Sad Cypress
In Hunterbury Hall Elinor Carlisle faces murder charges after Mary Gerrard dies. Peter Lord seeks Poirot help to prove the case lies or a loophole exists. Poirot weighs ethics versus truth as details unfold of engagement, inheritance, and a disputed aunt's estate.
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Hercule Poirot
Peter Lord
M. Poirot
Stillingfleet
Benedict Farley
Poirot
Lord
Bulmer
K. C
Hunterbury
Mary Gerrard
Welman
Roderick Welman
Elinor Carlisle
Somervell
Elinor
Interesting Items From the Files of The Evening Times
June 20 1935 reports C J Smith injured by circular saw. Mrs Otto Block breaks shoulder in a fall. Sally E Goecks wed to Hervey J Hoesly. Ernest Ries en and Helmuth Greenburg hospitalized after head on crash. Victor Peterson dies in Madison hospital. Lillian Burgi and William Jenatsch marry. 1920 note Blanchardville defeats Monroe Pirates 7 to 1. Matthias Zentner dies after long illness. Rural mail carrier John H Williams retires. Mrs Jacob Wenger dies in Salem Oregon.
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C. J. Smith
Otto Block
Clarno
Sally E. Goecks
Hervey J. Hoesly
Ernest Riesen
Helmuth Greenburg
Victor Peterson
Brooklyn
Madison Hospital
Lillian Burgi
William Jenatsch
Blanchardville
Monroe Pirates
United States
Matthias Zentner
John H. Williams
Jacob Wenger
Green County
Salem
Ore
Badger Teacher Conventions of 1945 Called Off
Wisconsin Education Association executive secretary O H Plenzke announced the annual teachers convention in Milwaukee for November 1 to 3 was cancelled due to Office of Defense Transportation travel restrictions. President Harrison Wood of Racine confirmed the cancellation after the conference.
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Madison
O. H. Plenzke
Wisconsin Education Association
Milwaukee
Office of Defense Transportation
Plenzke
Harrison Wood
Racine
Signs of Ike greet New York garment workers
The article notes signs in New York garment district welcoming General Eisenhower with odd burlesque slogans about Nazis and unions. Additional items include a Montanan county official using a red ration token as fishing bait and a Denver postmaster helping locate a Brown relative amid a letter mix up in France.
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Eisenhower
Lower Broadway
New York
Battery
City Hall
General Eisenhower
Miles City
Mont
Frank A. Spears
Denver
Lawton Callison
Henrietta
Tex
J. O. Stevie
Brown
Colorado
France
Stevie
Charles F. Brown
Pfc
Raymond Brown
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Alarming burglary spree hits Chicago home twice
George F. Cornelius reported a second burglary at his south side residence. After the first loss of 200 dollars, alarms were installed on windows but a slender thief accessed through a transom, stealing articles and currency totaling 295 dollars.
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Chicago
George F. Cornelius
South Side
Cornelius
Milwaukee project paused for two months over garden
Wisconsin housing official Thomas King delayed a contractor’s building priority by two months after learning Boy Scouts had a victory garden on the lot. King shifted work to a nearby plot to keep the worker busy until the harvest. In Washington, La Follette voted against and Wiley for an amendment to strip the presidents tariff reduction powers. the Senate rejected the move 47 to 33.
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Milwaukee
Thomas King
Wisconsin
King
Washington
Senator la Follette
Sen. Wiley
R-Wis
Senate
Epicosore Relief Promoted By Dr Paschall Ration
An ad endorses Epicosore from Dr Paschall claiming it provides relief for bronchial asthma hay fever and allergic conditions. It urges readers to visit for more information and to ask about the remedy.
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Paschall
Vision of Sir Launfal Echoes in June Day
A compact reflection on the rarity of a June day and how heaven itself seems to tune the earth. It suggests that whether we look or listen, life murmurs and glistens in quiet harmony with perfect moments.
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Heaven
Earth
Sir Launfal
Adrienne cosmetics and summer fashion at local stores
The issue highlights Adrienne Skin products on sale at Trukenbrod's Pharmacy with Face Poudre and Lipstick in several shades priced at 55c each plus skin creams. It also markets summer outfits at Leader Store and Dixie Frock Shop including shorts, Bicycle Pants, sport shirts, and midriff outfits, with gift items at John Tetter and teaching sets at Baker's Book Store.
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Adrienne
Trukenbrod
Dixie Frock
West Point
Baker’s
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