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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1971
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times outlines delivery guidance for carrier and mail subscribers. Call delivery personnel if a paper is missed and notify the office if mail delivery is irregular. The paper’s office hours and contact details are provided for subscriber support.
City money trust is in doubt as revenue sharing with states and cities becomes controversial. Mills questions city spending assurances amid grand plans, while observers note many urban aid programs lack measurable results. Economists like Samuelson call for federal control, arguing locals may fail to spend funds wisely.
Philip G. Kuehn of Milwaukee will speak on Wisconsin Industrial and Tax Status at Monroe Jaycees meeting chaired by Dr. Robert G. Zach and Raymond Kubly Jr. Also notes Green County egg and chick program limits due to high demand.
On May 10 1901 New Glarus residents approved incorporation as a village 88 to 39. The move ends a prior failed effort and follows a costly fire that shifted sentiment. Norman Churchill Monroe pioneer dies aged an early member of 1.C.C.F. Lodge. Pantsuits rise in Wisconsin Assembly as short skirts banned for girl pages and floor use.
Martin Schreiber, the youngest Senate president and acting lieutenant governor, has transitioned smoothly to presiding over the Senate and aiding Gov. Lucey. He emphasizes listening to people, engaging with minority groups, and presenting administration proposals while handling high public visibility.
HAL BOYLE waxes nostalgic about small town life and memory as a life healer. He recalls pumpkin displays in 1912, toothaches, obituary notes, seeds from constituents, church social gossip, and other hometown quirks that shaped collective memory.
A brief history snapshot lists notable events on May 10 across centuries. Highlights include the 1869 completion of the first transcontinental railroad at Ogden Utah via the golden spike, Vespuccis first voyage in 1497 and the capture of Fort Ticonderoga in 1775.
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