Monroe Evening Times Post Office Entry and Rates
The Monroe Evening Times of Monroe Wisconsin notes its second class matter status under Congress rule dated March 2 1879 and lists subscription rates for city carrier 40 cents weekly and mail rates for various regions including Wisconsin Stephenson Jo Davies and Winnebago counties Illinois with annual amounts. Office hours are 8 30 a m to 5 p m with Saturday until noon and contact number 325 5101.
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Monroe, Wisconsin
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Editorial Growing Pains in Monroe Urban Renewal Debate
Monroe faces legal action as taxpayers challenge use of federal funds for urban renewal after a tornadopreriod effort. The piece weighs city decisions, a referendum, and a 2 million bond against possible higher valuations and continued federal aid. It ponders rights on both sides and urges a court ruling to restore community focus.
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Monroe
West Side
Mke
Outstanding Youth and Fitness Award for Brodhead leader
Frank Garwell, Brodhead night policeman, received the first Outstanding Youth and Physical Fitness Award from the Brod head Jaycees for his work with Brodhead Little Leaguers since 1965. He sponsored dances at Bluff View Park, helped build the field, and organized managers umpires and schedules. he and wife have son Lane.
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Brodhead Jaycees
Frank Garwell
Brodhead
Little
Lane
Monroe Key Club elects new officers
Glancing Backward notes dated March 19 1958 shows Michael Johnson as president of Monroe Key Club with Rudolph Reger Jr vice president Peter Dannerbeck secretary and Jame Roethe treasurer. Also pictured is sewer pipe work for a new industry and Edmund R. Anderson receiving a physics scholarship.
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Michael Johnson
Monroe Key Club
Rudolph Reger Jr
Peter Dannerbeck
Jame Roethe
Times
Edmund R. Anderson
Hoover sees no near war after European survey
Former President Hoover concluded after a long European survey that a widespread war is not likely in the near future. A Monroe chocolate shop announced it would hire a new cook.
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Ormer
Hoover
Monroe
Hogs Fall to Ten Cents. Gas Bomb Tears City Hall
The item notes hog prices down to ten cents, and reports tears in City Hall caused by leaking gas bombs. Fred J. Bolender is officially nominated as mayoral candidate in the city.
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Fred J. Bolender
Citizens Bank marks 34th anniversary in 1918
60 Years Ago Today March 19 1918 Citizens Bank observes its 34th anniversary. The bank received its charter March 19 1883. John H Durst cashier is the only founder still with the bank. John Bruni of Neillsville nephew of Mrs Anna Bruni Monroe dies of diphtheria serving with a Wisconsin unit in France.
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Citizens Bank
John H. Durst
John Bruni
Neillsville
Anna Bruni
Monroe
Wisconsin
France
Monroe forestry report highlights 1967 tree plan and elm loss
City forester James Mauermann reports 1967 forestry expenditures of 15385.18 with 13411 for tree and stump removal and notes 130 trees planted on city property and 150 in parks as part of a new replanting program. Elmblight felled 477 elms, 41 fewer than 1966, while 55 trees were trimmed to deter beetles and improve safety. Vapam root treatment praised for 1966 results.
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Forestry Department
James W. Mauermann
Monroe
Two Time Loser Nixon Sparked 1966 Campaign Drive
The letter recalls Richard Nixon’s narrow first defeat and his 1966 party gains aided by a broad tour of thirty states. It credits Nixon’s persistence and notes Monroe volunteers and visiting British reporters praising local hospitality and civic engagement. It ends with a Vietnam unit’s intelligence mission statement.
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Richard Nixon
Pat Brown
California
House
Senate
Nixon
Service Record: Ott in Vietnam and Lacke Promoted
The Service Record notes Marine Theodore A. Ott of Monroe serving in Vietnam. Wisconsin State Patrol promotes Jerome D. Lacke of Madison from sergeant to training lieutenant. he is a Cuba City native and Northwestern University traffic program graduate.
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Vietnam
Theodore A. Ott
Theodore H. Ott
17Th St. Monroe
Lacke
Jerome D. Lacke
Madison
Wisconsin State Patrol
Cuba City
Northwestern University Traffic Institute
Evanston, Ill
Madison Volunteers Promote McCarthy in Monroe Primary
About forty five Madison volunteers visited Monroe last Saturday to distribute literature and inform voters about Senator Eugene McCarthy and his Wisconsin Primary bid on April 2 against President Johnson. Two British reporters from the London Sunday Times were also present covering the primary.
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Madison
Monroe
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Wisconsin
Johnson
London Sunday Times
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McCarthy For President
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Idaho
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Alaska
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Ore
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Minn
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Ill
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Ohio
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Rochester
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Washington
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Union of American Hebrew Congregations
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San Francisco
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Boston
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World Council of Churches
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