School board candidates weigh rising costs and education quality
In Monroe, candidates discuss funding sources and spending while aiming to preserve high education standards. They address property taxes, inflation, and potential efficiency measures, with emphasis on keeping quality without sacrificing programs or staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Jane Mings
James W. Dixon Jr
Lloyd Liedschlag
Monroe
Lafayette GOP elects delegates to district caucus and state convention
Lafayette County GOP members elected delegates for the Second District Caucus in Madison on April 11 and the statewide Milwaukee convention on June 3. Charles Russell chaired the meeting at the Darlington Court House with officers present and several candidates announced their bids including Harold Mullen and Elmer Virtue. Delegates named include Austin Baxter, Mrs. Don Brooker, Oscar Mosely, Sen. Gordon Roseleip, John Schleifer, Walter Calvert, Forrest Gensler, Paul Nelson, Joe Tregoning, and others with a large list of alternates.
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Lafayette County
GOP
Madison
Milwaukee
Darlington Court House
Charles Russell
Lafayette
Don Brooker
Leo Staley
Harold Mullen
Elmer Virtue
Joseph Tregoning
Liz Miller
Jim Jordan
Austin Baxter
Oscar Mosely
Gordon Roseleip
Eugene Thompson
LeRoy Tregoning
Glen Beaumont
Charles Davis
Jerry Gant
Clarence Knebel
E. Mason
Myron Meythaler
Neelian Nelson
Don Pehl
Don Reinohl
Chas. Russell
Gordon Suthers
Harvey Tollackson
Fay Tuescher
Albert Bryant
Myron’ Erickson
Duane Hinkins
Howard Larson
Joan McCauley
Eleanor Mullen
Arlen Neff
Chester Purdy
Greg Roelli
Mark Russell
Don Swigart
Joe Tregoning
Bess Uren
Voting Instructions From Historic Ballot Rules
The text outlines voter entry, ballot issuance, and clerks duties. It covers marking options, abstaining or absent voting procedures, handling spoiled ballots, booth time, use of memoranda, and the process to return ballots. It also details voter assistance for illiterate or disabled electors and ends with a facsimile of the official ballot.
How To Cast A Ballot In City Elections
The instruction explains marking a ballot by crossing the square after a printed candidate name or writing in the name of an unlisted person. It clarifies the process for voters choosing a listed candidate or adding a name in the blank space.
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Harold J
Margery) Blum
William Gyure
William K. Bauman II
Eugene S. Summ
J. Walter Donovan Jr
George J. Goldsworthy
Washington
Wisconsin
City OF
Monroe, Wis
John J. Upmann
Clifford R. Reasa
Arthur F. Roethe
Shirley M. Mitchell
City Hall
18Th Avenue
Walter J. Wilzewske
Seventh Ward
E. B. Lux
Robert E. Tschudy