Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Notices
The notice outlines subscription rates and mailing details for Monroe and surrounding areas. It lists carrier and city delivery fees with annual terms and emphasizes advance payment to meet postal regulations. The text is haphazard and incomplete but centers on pricing and contact instructions for subscribers.
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T Oty
Monroe
Wweonsin
Orrin Boul
Bour Pews
Bowr Buss
Sle
Segregated Funds Debate Draws Political Debate
Clipped discussion argues against using a general fund for reallocation of costs and benefits. The text questions political expediency and calls for specific purposes and receipts, noting concerns about selective application.
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Pga
Bank Burglar Alarm Triggers, Time Vault Opened
Philadelphia officials of the National Bank of Olney opened a time vault this morning. Neighborhood residents removed cotton from their ears as the alarm persisted, turning the event into a tense scene. Officers reported the alarm would not cut off despite efforts.
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Philadelphia
National Bank of Olney
City of Hamilton Runs Aground Near St Clair River
The City of Hamilton, a Canadian liner, ran aground Sunday off St Clair River near Marysville Michigan. The incident halted traffic as authorities assessed damage and possible salvage plans. No further details on injuries or cause were available at report time.
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Gols
Marysville
Mich
Hamilton
Canadian Lines
Stag Island
St. Clair River
Fist fight in Congress and local notes from 1924
A May 1924 House District of Columbia Affairs committee meeting saw a brawl with books and chairs hurled about. Rev N E McLaughlin discussed music origins at a Kiwanis luncheon. Marriage notices include Miss Erma Vogel to Edwin Benkett. A Portage line man survived a 6600 volt shock near waterworks.
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Congress
House
District of Columbia
N. E. McLaughlin
Kiwanis
Erma Vogel
Edwin Benkett
Thomas Slowey
Portage Lineman
Governor Lands Legislators for Constructive Progress
Wisconsin Governor lauds a cooperative legislature and Republican leadership as he praises constructive laws, tax fairness, and state programs. Rep. Glenn R. Davis of Waukesha urges frank talks, youth involvement, and practical politics to guide the party and state toward the 1950 platform.
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Portage
Rennebohm Asaturday
Wisconsin
Senate
Assembly
Or. Kenneboum
Glenn R. Davis
Waukesha
Davis
Republican Legislative Council
la Crosse
New Census Plans Include Dress Rehearsals In Several States
The census bureau will run full scale dress rehearsals of census taking in two southern states on May 16. It will test new questions on age citizenship education and employment in Racine and Washington counties Wisconsin during 1950 census simulations. Smaller poll type tests will follow in 64 counties nationwide including Wisconsin.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Wisconsin
Racine
Scotch Whisky Levy Now Four Thousand An Acre
Glasgow reports the national farmers union of Scotland condemns a whisky tax of 4000 dollars per acre. They estimate an acre of barley yields 100 gallons of scotch and note the tax equates to 42 dollars per gallon. Union members plan to protest to the British government.
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Glasgow
National Farmers Union of Scotland
Dairyman Editor A J Glover Dies at 76 in Fort Atkinson
Arthur James Glover longtime editor of Hoard's Dairyman died at his Fort Atkinson home aged 76. He shaped national agriculture policy cited by President Hoover and led key dairy groups. Funeral Masonic services set with burial in Cannon Falls Minnesota. Survived by widow Mayme three sons daughter Myra and 11 grandchildren.
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Fort Atkinson
Arthur James Glover
Glover
Hoard
Dairyman Magazine
Hoover
American Dairy Association
National Holstein Friesian Association
Chicago
Zumbro Falls
Minn
Minnesota School of Agriculture
University of Minnesota
Illinois
State University Extension
Heard’s Dairyman
Wisconsin
State Dairymen’s Association
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin
Cannon Falls
Mayme
Arthur J. Jr
AFL Railroad Switchmen’s Union of America
Wilbur H
State Historical Society
Madison
Robert B
Myra Bostwick
Darlington Music Club Selections From Lancaster Winners
Darlington Music Club to hear school winners at the high school gym Tuesday. Officers will be elected and the program features Lancaster festival winners representing Darlington at the state contest Saturday. Ruth Ellen McFarland leads class A twirling solo with others in clarinet, trombone, baritone, and horn categories. Robert Wood will award certificates. pins and bangles to senior band and chorus members.
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Darlington
Lancaster
Ruth Ellen McFarland
Richard Taschek
Arlene Tagatz
Werner Siechti
Barbara Bryson
Lois Reichling
Joe Micka
Louis Tasche
Priest for 25 Years in Menasha Celebration
Rev. Joseph Stupart pastor of St. John's Catholic church Menasha marked 25 years as a priest with a solemn high mass attended by about 40 church dignitaries from Wisconsin and Illinois. He was ordained at Green Bay on May 3 1924.
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Green County
Alfred Haack
Chicago
New St. Clare Hospital
Ben Neuenschwander
Browntown
The
Michael
Neenah
Joseph Stupart
St. John’s Catholic Church
Menasha
Wisconsin
Illinois
Green Bay
Jewel Theft Probe In White Sulphur Springs
Insurance investigators began examining a jewelry theft reported from Mr and Mrs Ronald Balecom a prominent New York and Palm Beach couple totaling about 30000 dollars.
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White Sulphur Springs
Ronald Balecom
New York and
Palm Beach
Keefe Keeps Open Mind on White House Renovation
Wisconsin Representative Keefe says he will study all sides of the White House renovation debate before taking a position. He notes proposals range from repairing the historic structure to replacing it with a new building and says he was surprised by his appointment to the renovation committee by Speaker Rayburn.
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Wisconsin
Keefe
White House
Washington
R-Wis
Rayburn
D-Tex
Rep. Rabaut
D-Mich
House
Truman
Som
Congress
Cannon
D-Mo
House Appropriations Committee
Knight Praises Free American Press At Missouri Dinner
John S. Knight, publisher of four dailies, calls the American press a free and vital institution at the University of Missouri journalism dinner. He cites distinguished service awards and warns against disguising thought control as responsibility. The talk also notes Pope Innocent IV awarding red hats to cardinals as a symbol of church ritual.
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Columbia
American Press
John S. Knight
Knight
University of Missouri
Journalism Week
United States
Innocent IV
Lyons
Two Finnish Ships On Last Grain Race
Two tall sailing ships Pamir and Passat depart Port Victoria near Adelaide for the long windjammer grain race to Fal mouth England. The four mast ships carry 40000 to 56000 bags of wheat and may take 120 to 150 days around Cape Horn.
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Adelaide
Australia
Port Victoria
Falmouth
England
South Australian
Bjjorkfelt
Sweden
Finland
Ivar Hagerstrand
Passat
Bill Stark
Nashotah
Wis
Zurich
Switzerland
Bill
Gladys Grunnet Tops Brooklyn's Graduates
Gladys Grunnet is named valedictorian of Brooklyn's graduating class with a 2.75 average over four years. She won the DAR citizenship award and held senior class president duties amid extensive extracurriculars. Joyce Behnke is salutatorian with a 2.53 average, and Muriel Kleuver ranks third.
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Brooklyn
Gladys Grunnet
Theodore Grunnet
DAR
Joyce Behnke
Burges Bahnkes
Muriel Kleuver
Frank Kleuver
York in serious condition defies hospital care
Sgt. Alvin C. York, 62, the World War I hero and Medal of Honor recipient, is in serious condition with a recurrence of colitis and a slight stroke, according to doctors. Family statements note the stroke is the second within a year.
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York
IL Pall Mall, Tenn
Alvin C. York
Ork
Outsider Marcantonio Rescues Dems in Labor Fight
Rep. Vito Marcantonio of New York, a lone outsider from the American Labor Party, helps the Truman administration avert a major defeat over labor legislation. The House first passed 217 to 203 against the bill, then, after rules forced a repeat vote and a hold, adjourned.
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Washington
Truman
Vito Marcantonio
Congress
American Labor Party of
New York
Trumanites
Marcantonio
Russia
Sy House
Jona Rankin
Mississippi
House
Truman Democrats
Absent minded girls face 0 now Gove hetder which cum
The fragmentary note mentions absent minded girls and a cryptic statement about 0 and a government hedge or header. No clear event, person, or organization is identifiable from the unreadable text.
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Gove Hetder
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Monroe Evening Times
LEDE
Bame
Daily Journal
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Presse
Editorial
Veterans’ Housing
Evening Times
William Lemon
Henry Figs
Washington Township
Argyle Man
Appeals Justice Court
Everett Peck
William Shone
Freeport
Olive Burgy
Jacob J. Tschudy
Jacob Burgy
West Russell Street
Groom
Rea Ascnuay
Monaca
Coupe
George W. Case
Frank Harper
Rockford Western Association
H. A. Cooper
Parish
Cervera
Recreation Park
Walrus
Everett Keel
A. J. Glover
Dairyman
Darlington Music Club
Harvey S. Stauffacher Chiropractor
White Block
Alvin F. Rote
Lanz Agency
Ted
Dan
Nox
Lennox
America
Lennox Dan
ARC Engineers OF
Callus
By James Marlow
WY Ie
Monroe Quick Loan Co
17Th Ave
Monroe, Wis
Blumers Drug Co
W. HL M. Bayne
Mer
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Morente Gs Oe
Tome
Mo Debeg
Mee
Netws
Sawer Tervde
Goiten Pomiykee
Monarch
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
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