Outfoxed in Pony Bets and a Mixed Bag of Advice
Abigail Van Buren offers counsel on a split with a wife who hid about 25000 from her husband and on a mix of marital and parenting troubles. The column touches on divorce, bigamy, marijuana, and a wife facing post marital challenges after 25 years of marriage.
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Monroe Evening Times Establishes Post Office Second Class
The Monroe Evening Times, founded by Emery Odell, operated as a daily newspaper in Monroe Wisconsin. It was a member of AP, Inland Daily Press Association, Audit Bureau of Circulations and Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League with AP exclusive rights to local news republished.
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Death of a Hero Editorial at Naval Academy
Editorial by cadet David Deininger titled Death of a Hero honors General Eisenhower and links his life to the ideals and duties of Service Academy graduates. The piece argues for leadership, service, and the blend of action with intellect as core to naval officers and national defense.
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Readers Debate Tiny Homes Zoning And Tax Issues
The letter questions why Green County bans year round living in small dwellings under 12 by 60 feet while allowing larger homes to avoid city taxes. It notes soil and water protections and rules to secure mobile homes on cement foundations. A second letter urges staying in school and earning a diploma, seeking help for difficulties, and valuing guidance from adults as a high school graduate looks toward June graduation.
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Milwaukees 14 antiwar group jury selected for draft records burn trial
A jury of eight men and four women was chosen in Milwaukee for the trial of 12 members of the Milwaukee 14 accused of burning draft records last year. The case centers on an antiwar action by the group.
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Nora Hoyland 77 Beloit resident dies after Beloit stay
Miss Nora B Hoyland 77 of 1156 Highland Ave Beloit died at the Beloit hospital. Born January 11 1892 in Monroe she lived in Chicago for years and worked as a draper. Survived by sister Mrs Jessie Divan Beloit. Funeral Saturday 1 30 p m Chilson Beloit with calling hours Friday 7 9 p m Burial Greenwood Cemetery Monroe. Graveside service Saturday 2 45 p m.
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Church notices and patrol bill in Wisconsin report
United Presbyterian Monroe Union lists Sunday school at 9 and worship at 10 15 with nominating and choir meetings and confirmations led by Rev Gerritt E Mouw. Church of the Nazarene Monroe shows services from 10 and 11 with teen fellowships and prayer meetings led by Rev R W Hale. Wisconsin Assembly bills empower governor to call on State Traffic Patrol during civil disorders on state property. Times Wanted promotes stamp out For Rent signs.
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Shaughnessy Dies Montreal Legend of Baseball Playoffs
Frank "Shag" Shaughnessy, famed baseball and football figure who originated the baseball playoff system bearing his name, died today in a Montreal hospital at age 86.
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