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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1945
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times lists subscription prices for in city and mail delivery across Wisconsin and adjoining states. The paper notes AP dispatches are credited and all rights reserved.
The piece notes an upcoming partial solar eclipse in early July for the region and urges readers to use smoked glasses or a homemade viewer. It blends romantic astronomy with curious aside on historical figures while warning of safe viewing.
The text notes Green Bay will feature the Tinsley brothers as a unique pairing next autumn. It also mentions Pittsburgh abandoning the T formation for the Notre Dame single wing and suggests the league’s shrinking prospects amid shifting pro football landscape.
Officials of the Mil waukee railroad announced taxes paid to the state, noting wartime government operation spans months. During World War II railroads paid four million dollars daily to various government units, underscoring contrasts with private ownership.
Ten years ago on June 28 1935 Emil R Waelti wed Anna Hurd Lauretta Ringle became Rex Zwygarts bride they will live in Iron Ridge Dr Ben B Blum married Minnie Hauge in Duluth 4H hall dining hall bought Roy Zentner 10 bitten by dog Thomas Callahan and Leone Wienkers wed 25 years ago 1920 John A White anniversary Firebug set five blazes Edwin Krattiger son of Nick Krattiger injured in fall
In Seddon firm offices Poirot questions Elinor Carlisle’s defense and suspects her role in Mary Gerrard’s death. Inspector Marsden confirms Elinor as guilty in their view, while Poirot presses for truth and access to Elinor. A continued case file follows.
In Jefferson City Senator H R Williams introduces a Missouri Senate bill to curb dog access. Landlords would lose licenses for barring children while allowing dogs. A child could sue for 5000 in damages if a dog has priority over the child.
Sgt. Norbert Rasmussen, a former prisoner of war, told police he ate his driver’s license after capture on December 14 to conceal his identity. The defense introduced the claim as a new legal theory.
An old advertisement touts Doane Pills as a cure for tired kidneys causing sleepless nights. It claims the product cleanses kidney tubes and removes poisons, improving mood energy and reducing puffiness under the eyes with a decades long track record.
FASTEETH is an improved alkaline powder for upper or lower dentures. It holds false teeth firmly in place, prevents sliding or rocking, leaves no gummy taste, and suppresses denture odor. Available at any drug store.
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