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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1970
Page
2
Public advisory from The Monroe Evening Times lists carrier and mail subscription delivery tips including calling the delivery boy, keeping his number, and notifying the paper if deliveries are missed. It notes office hours and contact details for subscribers.
Editorial reflects on Selma and Alabama districts racing to meet a September 1970 federal integration deadline. It notes 100 districts under court order, with Mobile and parts of Birmingham among exceptions, and describes the statewide push toward orderly desegregation amid local debate and official negotiations.
March 4, 1960 Monroe selected as one of ten regional elimination sites for the Alice and Dairyland contest in June. The item notes other 1960 events including earthquake casualties in Agadir, a severe northeastern snowstorm and various local civic updates from Monroe and Green County.
Public lecture in Hawaii by Seer Irene Hughes, famed for predicting Kennedy's car crash, covers national and international futures including a 1976 quake spread, UFO breakthroughs, and Vietnam peace by force. Noble Milwaukee case and local memories surface as Jaunts with Jamie recalls early 1900s life in Shuilsburg.
A barrage of community notices lists birthdays and anniversaries for Mrs. Weigt with Mabel Bauer Iva Miller and Celia Risum, visits among Juda Brodhead and Monroe residents, and meals and calls between families in Oakley Winslow and Rockford. Other items note the university business manager vote, New market actions, a local candidate, stock moves in Juda, and a Neenah surgery finding apple seed inflaming the appendix.
Seventy years ago on March 4 1900 Matt Hoesly of New Glarus considered a brick hotel project for the coming season. Jacob Kemp a west Argyle farmer lost his left hand and forearm to a corn shredder needing elbow amputation. The Deutsche Gesellschaft marked its third anniversary. Anglo Swiss Condensed Milk Company posted new milk prices with March at 1.10 per 100 pounds, dropping to 0.95 in April and 0.75 in May.
30 Years Ago Today March 4, 1940 Baltz Hoesly a 60 year old Holstein breeder from Green County dies from a ruptured appendix. In other news undefeated New Glarus is picked as favorite as Monroe regional high school basketball tournament opens in the new gym this week. A 16 block business and residential section of Shenandoah Pennsylvania began to recover or be rebuilt after a recent event.
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