Monroe Evening Times subscriber notice and rates
Founded October 13 1898 The Monroe Evening Times lists subscription options carrier and mail rates by region with annual prices 18 and 15 and 20 in zones. It urges subscribers to know their delivery boy and provide contact numbers for missed papers and mail issues.
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Marx in Bonn Years: Jailed for Noise and Drunk Words
Archival notes on Carl Heinrich Marx show a Bonn student who was briefly jailed for drunkenness and disturbances yet cleared of unlawful student association suspicions. Reports praise his diligent attendance and normal finances, while noting his later Berlin studies included Homeric aesthetics and classical myth.
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Carl Heinrich Marx
Bonn
Friedrich Wilhelm University
Marx
Berlin
Myth of Miss America bra burning debunked by NOW chief
Aileen Hernandez, NOW president, says the bra burning myth from the women's liberation era never happened. She recalls protests at a Miss America pageant in Atlantic City that were halted when fire officials warned of Boardwalk risk, leaving the symbol alive though the act never occurred.
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Women’s Liberation Movement
Aileen Hernandez
National Organization For Women (Now
Atlantic City
Glancing Back Reflects WW II to Wisconsin History
Excerpts note May 25 events from 1961 to 1901, including Kennedy urging Congress to boost military aid and moon program funding, memorial services in Greenwood cemetery, Gettysburg address by Neil Jacobs, cheese production cut, Korean war advance, and historical local notices from Monroe and Madison.
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St. John’s Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Neil Jacobs
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O. F. Pinney Post
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Women’s Relief Corps
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Milwaukee
First National Bank
Mineral Point
Home Safe 98 Home Promotes Family Safety
A Wisconsin State Board of Health piece warns that home environments harbor risks across rooms from bathrooms to kitchens. It argues accidents cause more deaths than automobiles in many age groups and urges personal vigilance to prevent injuries by reducing hazards and promoting safety at home.
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Wisconsin State Board of Health
Home Sweet Home
Barbershop Chorus Thanks Editor for Saturday Show Support
A letter from Ken Glewen, president of the Green County Barber Shop Chorus, thanks the editor for help in making their Saturday night show a success and expresses appreciation from all chorus members.
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Green County Barber Shop Chorus
Barber Shop Chorus
Ken Glewen
Mailbag lauds county government tools and lawmakers
The letter supports Senator Roseleip and criticizes fragmented local government services while thanking residents of Green Grant Lafayette Iowa and Richland Counties for representative tax relief. It is signed by Robert Mortensen executive director of the Wisconsin County Boards Association in Madison Wisconsin.
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Gordon Roseleip
Darlington
Roseleip
Green
Grant
Lafayette
Iowa
Richland
Wisconsin
Robert Mortensen
Wisconsin County Boards Assn
Madison
Wis
Omicron Chapter Alpha Delta Kappa Thanks Paper
The Omicron Chapter of Alpha Delta Kappa thanks the paper for prior and post convention coverage held May 8. Corresponding Secretary Alice Livingston signs the note expressing appreciation.
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Omicron Chapter
Alpha Delta Kappa
Alice Livingston
Mergers Might Curb Hospital Costs Across Regions
The AP reports mergers like Samaritan Health Service in North and East Arizona reduce duplicate facilities and strengthen financial bases. Experts cite gains in management, regional planning, talent utilization, economies of scale, and comprehensive service ranges, with costs rising slower than the national average.
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New York
Arizona
Samaritan Health Service
Stephen Morris
American Hospital Association
Grand Canyon
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Morris
Samaritan
Purpose of Office Investigation is to Intimidate Says Warren
Wisconsin Attorney General Robert Warren blasted an Assembly probe into the Justice Department as a political bid to harass and intimidate. He denied surveillance of law abiding citizens and urged an informal inquiry, accusing Democrats of lacking factual justification for a formal investigation.
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Warren
Madison
Wis
Robert Warren
Assembly
Wisconsin Department of Justice
Justice Department
Frederick Kessler
Dmilwaukee
Nancy McGlynn Receives Degree in Education
Nancy McGlynn, formerly Nancy Lou Jones of Albany, earned a Bachelor of Science in elementary education at Platteville State University. Her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fay Jones, attended. She is an Albany High School graduate and transferred three years of college credits from Whitewater.
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Albany
David McGlynn
Gratiot
Nancy Lou Jones
Platteville State University
Fay Jones
Impeachment Power and Maryland’s Wye Oak Featured
The House of Representatives holds impeachment power with the Senate trying officials. a two thirds Senate vote convicts. The Wye Oak, Maryland’s official state tree, stands on the eastern shore at about 450 years old and thriving.
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House of Representatives
Senate
America
Maryland
Today in History May 25 highlights from 1787 to 2018
Events include the 1787 Philadelphia meeting to frame the U S Constitution, Emerson’s 1803 birth, Adams opposing Texas annexation, 1844 telegraph dispatch, 1862 Winchester victory, 1955 deadly tornadoes, Eisenhower U2 broadcast, Kennedy moon goal, Uganda Buganda crackdown, and 1970s hijackings to Cuba.
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U. S
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Boston
John Quincy Adams
Texas
Mexico
Washington
Baltimore Patriot
Stonewall Jackson
Winchester
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Russia
John F. Kennedy
Uganda
Kingdom
Buganda
Cuba
Housework and Men Do Not Mix, Says Humorous Column
A humorous AP piece contrasts a cooperative husband with a strict house cleaning standard. The wife complains about his one room assault on cleaning and his habit of moving everything to the hall, while he polishes a faucet and vacuums doorways. The back and forth ends with missed spots and ongoing chores.
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New York
Hubby
Broadcasters press freedom case set for June hearing
In Baraboo two reporters claim the Wisconsin Senate clerk barred recording a Lucey speech. Judge Maloney orders Nugent to allow recording or show cause, arguing the move infringed press freedom and the public’s right to know amid floor ban on microphones and lights. Muhammad Ali voices two potential roadblocks to rematch with Joe Frazier.
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Madison
Wis
Baraboo
Wisconsin Senate
Patrick J. Lucey
Norris Maloney
William P. Nugent
Senate
David Nichols
Charles B. Lloyd
Nugent
The Great Pyramid of Khufu Ancient Monument
The Great Pyramid of Khufu built around 2580 B C as a tomb for Pharaoh Cheops is cited as the largest pyramid. Estimates claim 2.3 million stone blocks weighing about 7.22 million tons. Herodotus in the fifth century B C estimated 100000 slaves worked 30 years.
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Cheops
World Almanac
Herodotus
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