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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1972
Page
2
Notice to subscribers urges carrier patrons to know their delivery boy and keep his phone number. It instructs mail subscribers to report missed deliveries and notify the Monroe Evening Times for regular issue delivery. Endorses contact details and service hours for the paper’s office.
The Monroe Evening Times marks its 75th year of publication in the Monroe area during National Newspaper Week. Editor James Glessner thanks readers for support and pledges ongoing fair, accurate reporting to reflect the pulse of the community as it enters a new century of service.
Wisconsin sociologists report most residents favor living near big cities with access to small towns, praising mixed environments. The study suggests rural programs should reflect preferences for proximity to metropolitan centers while encouraging balanced development.
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle reflects on satisfaction at work noting most people tolerate flawed jobs but hate their work would be worse than loving a bad life. He compares a frustrated worker to a trapped animal and lists absurd alternate careers to illustrate relative happiness, urging gratitude for current employment.
Astro graphic section assigns six segment numbers to Aries readers. The note urges balancing work with relaxation and creativity. It stresses responsibility and recreation as guiding principles for the day.
A fierce storm on the west coast brought hurricane gusts over 100 mph, causing deaths and wide devastation. World Series game six was postponed again by heavy rain as Swiss yodelers and other figures appeared in local events and anniversaries mark Monroe’s history.
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