Monroe Evening Times Subscriber notice and rates
The Monroe Evening Times lists its founding details and offices in Monroe Wisconsin. It outlines carrier and mail subscription rates for various zones and counties and notes AP exclusive rights to local news and dispatches. It also provides office hours contact information and subscriber notice procedures.
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Monroe
Wisconsin
City of
Do Davies
Stephenson
Winnebago
Ilinois
Associated Press
AP News
Monroe Evening Times
Editorial: Ballots Not Bullets Decide America
The piece argues violence in politics harms democracy and stresses the need for open dialogue. It notes George Wallace’s attempted assassination alongside Roosevelt Kennedy and King, urging Americans to reject violence and preserve free elections and robust public discourse.
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America
Alabama
George Wallace
Theodore Roosevelt
John
Robert Kennedy
Martin Luther King
Wallace
Today in History May 19 1972 highlights
May 19 marks events from 1536 the beheading of Anne Boleyn in London to 1945 Tokyo bombings and 1964 Moscow embassy microphones. Notable birthdays include Johns Hopkins and current figures Surgeon General William H. Stewart aged 51. Thought for today quotes Georg Brandes.
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England
Henry VIII
Anne Boleyn
London
Lisbon
Portugal
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Annapolis
U.S
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Bulgaria
John F. Kennedy
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Pierre Trudeau
Aleksei Kosygin
Canada
Soviet Union
William H. Stewart
Theodore W. Khel
Georg Brandes
Next Week Menu Preview for Monticello and Monroe Schools
Monticello shows weekly meals from Monday to Friday including bologna and corn on Monday and macaroni and cheese on Friday with milk daily. lunches conclude May 31. Monroe High and South list meals from Italian spaghetti to fishsticks with bread and milk, ending Friday with frosted brownies and milk.
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Monticello
Monroe Senior High
South
Monroe JR. High
Northside
East
Lincoln
Salisbury
Wisconsin Chief Justice Broadfoot dies at 69
Glimpses of May 19 across years note the death of Wisconsin Supreme Court Chief Justice Grover L. Broadfoot at University of Minnesota Hospital age 69. Other items include Hoffa indictment, local purchases, teaching salaries, and Memorial Day observances.
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Grover L. Broadfoot
Wisconsin Supreme Court
University of Minnesota Hospital
Teamster Union
James R Hoffa
George W. Allen
C. Edward Allen
Geil Iga
Square
Green County Normal
Paul C. Kehle
Greenwood Cemetery
Glenn Kubly
Children propose quick kitchen hacks from 6 and 7 year olds
Battle Creek Michigan AP report shows Mrs. Joseph Tubilewicz Jr teaching early grades to write streamlined recipes. Johnny Asher prescribes bread with chocolate, Cindy Broyles suggests dip bread in egg and fry, Tim Kornpelje advocates simply “go to Chicken Fried Chicken.”
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Battle Creek
Mich
Joseph Tubilewicz Jr
Johnny Asher
Cindy
Tim Kornpelje
Sunday Socials Across Monticello and Nearby Towns
The notice lists weekend and Sunday visits across Wisconsin communities. Monticello guests include Miss Edna Babler and families such as Curtis Wagner and Doris Wagner. Kenosha and Madison visitors frequent the area while Reacting hosts stretch from Monroe to Dodgeville with multiple families sharing meals and carding Mother’s Day events.
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Curtis Wagner
Janesville
Willis Elmer
Doris Wagner
Sylvia Curtis
Dorothy Coggin
Kenosha
Emil Zentner
Lydia Voegeli
Richard Voegeli
Warren Ingram
Nancy
Madison
Voegeli
Otis Hermanson
Randall
Sandra
Ernest Brunner
Gary Boley
Milwaukee
Kathryn Staedtler
Elaine Rodenberg
Lucille Hanson
Roy Block
Ruth Abley
Mmes. Staedtler
Fred Babler
Edna
Walter Tryon
Mary
Robert Grabow
Forreston
Ill
Wesley Hasse
Monroe
Henry J. Elmer
Casino
John H. Baebler
Dennis Siebert
Mineral Point
Art Studer Jr
Robert Durtschi
Earl Feldt
Roy Feldt
Elwood Schwers
Rice Lake
Ida Voegeli
Henry Grunder
the Schwers
Walter Voegels
Dodgeville
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Emery A. Odell
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16Th Ave
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association, and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Secret Service
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Bernice Bede Osol
Tex
Travel
Philadelphia
Winston Churchill
U.S. Congress
Japan
Tokyo
U.S. State Department
Civil Defense Organization
Red Cross
Harold Fillbach
Otto Steinman
First Aid
Arthur C. Benkett
Stateiversity
Luther Riley Robinson
Monroe Universalist Church
the Universalists
Stewart Hurlbut
Frederick Meythaler
High School Bulletin
Glenn Zilmer Post
American Legion
Methodist Church
Edward H. Goodell
Clyde
Lone Rock
Department of Agriculture
Claudia Lyon
Uncle Sam
Texas
Newport
C. C. Nolf
Orangeville
Golliad
E. J Baskerville
Edna Babler
Lenann
Aesarsalad
Gedsteaks
PeTin
Alvie
19Th St
Antoinette Beauty Shop
18Th Ave
Jehovah's Witnesses
Lee
11Th Ave
22Nd Ave
Marquetti
Cr Stamm IC
Browntown
Blanchardville
Stettler, Fred
Stettler
Ford
United
Cole
Golden Shield
F.D.I.C
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