Glancing Back 10 Years Ago Today Nov 6 1962 and 1952
Chronicle notes for November 6 reflect Eisenhower’s 1952 landslide with Green County favoring him by 4 613 votes while Monroe turnout hit a record 86 7 percent. It also recalls a 1962 event where Mrs Carl Marty Sr could not vote after a fall at age 100.
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Ike
Horoscope forecast by zodiac signs for the day
Aries through Pisces receive brief astrological notes on opportunities changes luck and cautions for the day. The column hints at mood shifts, potential gains, travel, finances, and personal insight across all signs with a closingENTERPRISE FEATURES note.
Monroe Evening Times announces early 1870 founding and notice details
The Monroe Evening Times announces its founding and publication scope, lists Emery A. Odell as editor and local AP and Inland Daily Press Association memberships, notes exclusive AP republication rights, and gives subscription rates and office hours. It instructs carriers and mail subscribers to report missing papers to ensure delivery.
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Lightning Sets Woodford Barn Ablaze In 1922 News
A barn on L F Olson farm north of Woodford burned Sunday due to a lightning strike. The clipping also notes Wisconsin protest urging potato crop movement to farmers to avoid losses, a 1912 Pennsylvania mine disaster with 144 lives lost, Wilson sweeping the nation in the election, and Wisconsin governor race returns showing Judge Karel ahead of McGovern with 89 658 to 81 759 from 38 counties.
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Years Ago Today November 1902 Local Returns Reported
A 1902 Green County political note recalls Gov LaFollette winning by 620 with full ticket elected, Sheriff candidate Durst defeated by a narrow margin, and Rev S Rohr returning to St Marys Church. Also mentions raccoon hunting totals and a Miami photo theft incident at a social club.
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Green County
John W. Gardner
M.C Durst
S. Rohr
St. Mary's Church
Indochina aid plan includes 7.5 billion over five years
U S sources say the Nixon administration mulls a five year 7.5 billion aid package for Indochina with 2.5 billion for North Vietnam and 5 billion for South Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. The proposal envisions relief reconstruction and development with multinational backing including the World Bank IMF and Asian Development Bank.
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Editorials First, good news and then the bad
Snowmobile use prompts mixed findings on winter compaction and spring nutrition. Dr. Dale Gleason notes compacted snow speeds decomposition aiding plants and animal food webs, while a separate Interior study links vehicle compaction to slowed plant growth. Authors advise sticking to designated trails to minimize ecological damage and risks.
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Lake Superior State College
Sault Ste. Marie
East Lansing
Mich
Department of the Interior
Too Much To Bear Bear Startles Priest On Camping Trip
In Cullman Alabama Fr Aloysius Plaisance recalls a camping trip where a big black bear woke him and bunk mate with a loud crash in an open shelter in the Tennessee mountains. The incident followed a day of historic dates noted in Today in History.
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Nader notes mislabeling in car ad sparks glider debate
The ad claims 60 mph quietness surpasses a glider but shows a sailplane. The piece mocks the error, contrasting a glider’s simple image with a sailplane’s artistry and performance, and likens misnaming to calling an LTD a jalopy.
Quick cooperation urged on St. Croix river plan
Minnesota Wisconsin Boundary Area Commission calls for prompt joint actions to preserve the Lower St. Croix River. It approved letters to Interior Department and governors urging an early master plan for the 52 mile river segment from Taylors Falls to Prescott.
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Prescott
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First Federal Promotes Money Saving Tips
The bulletin urges careful spending as inflation and taxes raise costs. It promotes First Federal Savings and Loan services aimed at helping customers stretch dollars and provides attention to improved customer service and friendly guidance.
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