Monroe Wisconsin newspaper subscription page fragment
Partial OCR of a Monroe Wisconsin daily newspaper page shows subscription rates and circulation notes. It references The Associated Press Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau of Circulation. The legible items include "SUBSCRIPTION RATES" and listing for Winnebago area with unreadable prices.
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The
Associated Press
Inland
Daily” Press’ Association
Audit’ Bureau
Ghd
Wisconsin Daily
Teague
Month That Was Revisited in Quiet Reflections
In a period of office remodeling Mrs. Doris Seffrood presents a renewed Month That Was column. She notes a busy month with school resumption, church studies, youth groups, and social contrasts on the state capitol square. She contrasts youthful dissent with decency, laments hypocrisy, and reflects on nature, aging, and life’s pattern amid change.
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Doris Seffrood
South Wayne
Times
Seffrood
Mrs. Seffrood
Glancing Backward 10 Years Ago Today Oct 15 1958
A look at events dated October 15 1958 records a county jail contract approval totaling 180 155 and honors for Nancy Burgy and Richard Freitag in the New Glarus Monticello 4 H area. Aurora Illinois mayor Paul Egan is jailed on a disorderly conduct charge after feuding with his police chief.
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Green County
Nancy Burgy
Richard Freitag
Glarus - Monticello
Paul Egan
Aurora
Ill
Supreme Court case blocks gun registration for felons
The letter notes Haynes v U S decided January 29 1968 that a convicted criminal cannot be forced to register or be prosecuted for possessing a gun due to Fifth Amendment self incrimination. It warns against national gun registration as potentially leading to confiscation. Also announced Skinner Creek Watershed meeting at 8 p m Friday Oct 18 with officer elections and a potluck lunch.
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Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Haynes
Skinner Creek
Rites Set For Tim Baker In Platteville Church
Funeral services are planned for Tim John Baker fourteen at 2 p.m. Wednesday in United Methodist Church. He died Sunday in a hunting accident. Tim, a Platteville High School freshman, was active in football track and 4-H. He owned six Angus cattle and leaves parents Lee J. and his mother, four sisters Terri Tanna Toni Tricia and three brothers Ted Tom Ted at home. Grandparents Clinton Baker Reynolds Whitted and others.
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Platteville
Tim John Baker
Route 3
United Methodist Church
Karrmann
Tim
Southwest
Jaycee
Lee J. Baker
Terri
Tanna
Toni
Tricia
Ted
Tom
Clinton Baker
Robert Reynolds
Fred Whitted
Two Rivers
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Snettiame Grice
Editorial
Thomas E. Dewey
St. Paul
Truman
Lacey
Wisconsin
Harvey Bauman
Judo Ymca Friendly Indian Club
Court House
Work Progress Administration
Hagerstown
Graf Zepplein
Washington
Lakehurst
Germany
Coolidge
White House
Abernathy Concert Company
Dubuque
Methodist Church
Eugene Wirz
Darlington Women of
Monroe
Hoover-Curtis
86Th Division
U.S
America
Atlantic Port
Monticello
Dayton
War Department
Detroit Tigers
Chicago Cubs
Congressman Cooper
S. S. Summers
See’y R. D. Gorham
Evan South
C. W. Twining
Emery A. O'Dell
F. Lichtenwalner
Baltimore
Walter E. Laeser
Roy's Sanitary Dairy Inc
Associated Enterprises
Joléne
Kundert-Loeffel Shoes
Tim Baker
Commercial & Savings Bank
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