Monroe Evening Times notice of operations and subscriptions
The Monroe Evening Times a daily newspaper founded 1898 lists offices hours 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays until 12 noon and contact phone 325 5101. It outlines carrier and mail subscription rates for local Wisconsin Stephenson Jo Davies and Winnebago counties and urges subscribers to know their delivery person and report missed papers promptly.
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Monroe Evening Times
Laos War Parallels With Indian Lands Stir Editorial Reflection
The National Geographic description frames Laos as a peaceful, diverse nation amid a brutal civil conflict fueled by external powers. The piece draws a parallel to early American frontier wars, noting tribal loyalties and external meddling, while urging empathy for a people caught in a war they do not understand.
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National Geographic Society
Southeast Asia
Laos
United States
Soviet Russia
Oregon
Vietnam
Pathet Lao
France
England
Atlantic Seaboard
George Rogers Clark
Old Northwest
Ohio
Indiana
Ilinois
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Castles in Germany A World of Keeps and Costs
The Castles Association reports Germany once boasted about 18 000 castles and palaces. About 15 500 remain, 2 500 have vanished, 8 500 are ruined, 5 000 inhabited, and 2 000 unused but habitable. Many change hands due to upkeep costs as romantic enthusiasm fades.
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Spain
The
Castles Association
Federal Republic of Germany
West Germany
Glancing Back 10 Years Ago Today March 14 1960
Tentative plans were announced for the county city Civil Defense Communications open house and demonstration to be held Sunday. Walter against a federal order permitting use of hydrogen peroxide in cheesemaking is that that the industry's quality milk.
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Civil Defense Communications
Walter
Monroe
Ridgeway
Argyle
New Glarus
Belleville
Brodhead
Evansville
Edgerton
Green County
General Sherman
William Rinehart
George Schneider
History highlights March 14 across centuries
On this date 1794 Eli Whitney patented the cotton gin. Rhode Island colonies Newport and Portsmouth united in 1643. In 1743 America's first town meeting occurred in Faneuil Hall Boston. Albert Einstein born 1879 in Ulm Germany. Dresden surrendered 1915. Iwo Jima flag raised 1945. Jack Ruby convicted 1964. Algeria rebel government cites France talks, Wallace pledges civil rights stance, Israeli planes strike Jordan a year ago.
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Rhode Island
Newport
Portsmouth
America
Faneuil Hall
Boston
Albert Einstein
Ulm
Germany
Dresden
U. S
Iwo Jima
Dallas
Tex
Jack L. Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Algeria
France
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jordan
Oldest Green County resident dies in New York birth record
Mrs. Sophi Lockwood, believed oldest resident of Green County, dies aged 101. Born in New York in 1821, she witnessed the 1832 meteoric shower. Separate note: The American Legion reports over one million members across 8,475 posts with headquarters in Indianapolis.
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Hamburg
Weimer
Eisenach
Frankfurt
Sophi Lockwood
Green County
New York
American Legion
Indianapolis
$10 Hog Price Signals Market Boom in Monroe
Sixty years ago in March 1910 local buyers paid as high as 10 10 and 10 20 for fat hogs weighing about 200 pounds. In Madison over 300 automobiles would be used in the season with at least 200 owned last year and new orders topping 100. Billy Sunday the evangelist and former baseball star would headline a mass meeting at the Chicago Coliseum with a focus on booze.
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Monroe
Madison
Billy” Sunday
Chicago Coliseum
Wells Brothers Livery Firm Half Interest Bought
Gary Wells buys half interest in the H. E. Wells Livery Company as of March 14, 1900. J. C. Mueller of Racine to present a magic lantern show at Emmanuel Church featuring scenes from the life of Christ and the Old Testament. Dr. S. R. Moyer and H. N. B. Caradine co own a Jersey cow providing milk to two families, which also birthed two healthy calves.
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Gary Wells
H.E. Wells Livery Company
J.C. Mueller
Racine
Emmanuel Church
S.R. Moyer
H.N.B. Caradine
Jersey
Goetz Theatre Romeo and Juliet opens in Monroe
A Goetz Theatre Monroe engagement presents Romeo and Juliet, the Zeffirelli film, noted as a record cast of young performers. An editorial note highlights theater news and a playful quip about towels and soap.
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Shakespeare
Franco Zeffirelli
Paramount Pictures
Goetz Theatre
Monroe
Around the Block in Tucson A Wisconsin group visits Gem of the Desert
Helen records a 11 day Tucson stay with Partridges Mabies and Hoeslys. She notes travel on TWA from Madison O’Hare with turbulence safety quips and a split breakfast. She details Wisconsin friends and relatives in Tucson and future plans to visit Los Angeles and La Habra, with weather greens and local social ties.
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Tuscon International Airport
Madison
O'Hare
United States
TWA
Tuscon
D. H. Partridge
Ellsworth Mabie
Albany
Gem of the Desert
New Glarus
Green County
Jake Tschudy
Walter Haur
Montice
Wisconsin History Mobile Unit
Henry
Evelyn Hoesly
Benson Highway
Jake Hefty
Jake
Kathryn Hefty
Los Ranchitos Court
South Bonney Avenue
Jim Mabies
Mabies
Los Angeles
Harold Bergers
la Habra
Berger
Lena Stears
Monroe
Wisconsin
Arizona
Oak Park
Ill
Air Guard
Sioux City
Times Children s Club Schedule Highlights Birthdays and Addresses
A readable list shows March dates from Sunday March 15 to Saturday March 21 with names and addresses for club participants. Many entries include birthdays and locations such as Argyle Browntown Monticello Albany Janesville Shullsburg Polo and Belleville along with Route numbers and street addresses. The compilation reads like a local community roster for the Sheri Liynn Robertson era.
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Sheri ‘Liynn Robertson
18Th Ave
Lonna Kay Soddy
20Th Ave
Debra Kay Hagar
Tomahawk
Larry LaVern Wahl
Argyle
Steven Duane Rackow
16Th Ave
Dawn Renae Jeglum
Shullsburg
Sharyl Ann Babler
Browntown
Gilbert Patrick Zwei
Funeral rites for Carl Roethlisberger held in Monroe
Funeral rites for Carl Roethlisberger, 68, Route 1, Gratiot, died Monday. Service was at 2 p.m. today at Newcomer Funeral in Monroe with Rev. C C Mitchell officiating. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery in Monticello. Arrangements by Frederick S Voegels of Monticello. Pallbearers: Randy Olson, Ricky Olson, Dale Stietz, Wayne Stietz, Jerome Moore, Edward Zububler. Mrs. Robert Faith played the organ.
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Carl Roethlisberger
Gratiot
Newcomer
Monroe
Rev
C.C. Mitchell
St. Luke’s Lutheran Church
Warren
Highland Cemetery
Monticello
Frederick S. Voegels
Randy Olson
Ricky Olson
Belmont
Dale Stietz
Wayne Stietz
Jerome Moore
Edward Zuberbuhler
Robert Faith
Public Hearing Planned on Building Permit for Frederick Boeck
A public hearing will address a building and land use permit for a wage structure to Frederick Boeck. The site sits in agricultural zoned land within the setback area on State Trunk Highway 81, in the NW quarter of the NW quarter of Section 21, T2N-R7E, Monroe Township. The hearing is March 25, 1970 at 8:00 P.M. in Monroe Court House. Kenneth H. Meyer Zoning Administrator.
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Frederick Boeck
Monroe Township
Court House
Monroe
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Upper Michigan
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Dublin
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Verna Smith
Kiel
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Eli Whitney
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Soil Conservation Service
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Ruth Olson
Karen Craig
Karen
LCS
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Duke Etter
Steve Esser
Steve
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John Reese
Businessmen’s League
Windy Acres
Darlington
Red Cross
Lafayette County
Darlington Baptist Church
Clara Reichling
Larry Daniel Clark
Lawrence R. Clark
Ft. Benning
Ft. Lewis
Wash
AIT
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Loren
Bertha Sutherland
Maureen MacNeil Brash
Jim
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Korea
Dans- Monthan
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Kathleen
Sutherlands
Walter Haddinger
Santa Rita
Set, Warren
Chamber of Commerce
Chestnut Street
Lions Club
Fred Fiet
Times Children’s Club
Robert Lyle Hilliard
12Th St
Curtis Lee Saalsaa
Renee Lynn Saalsaa
Julie Ann Saalsaa
Raynold Roger Saalsan
Jodi Lynn Schlittler
Wendy Jo Broge
Jackquelyn Jo Witt
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Odd Robert Babler
Kathy Monson
Steven William Stuckey
Lth St
Lori Lee Svendsen
Shellane Kay Rufer
Trudy Kay Christen
Michael Dennis Shrader
Polo
Brenda Ann Meyers
Kimberly Sue Jones
Karl Frederick Schultz
Winslow
Alan Frank Updike
Brian Lee Wilde
Scott Allan Moore
25Th Ave
Capitol
Kenneth H. Meyer
P.O. Box
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
Samuel A. Remus
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