Monroe Evening Times announces 1973 horoscope and subscriber notices
The notice outlines publication details for The Monroe Evening Times founded 1898 with address and office hours. It includes subscriber guidance for carriers and mail, a March 21 to April 19 Taurus section and extended daily zodiac forecasts for November 24, 1973 with guidance on personal prospects and forward faith.
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Monroe Evening Times
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Badger State timeline recalls governors and lakeside disasters
A chronology from Wisconsin history notes Albert G. Schmedeman birth in Madison 1864 and death in 1946, Governor Heil’s death while deer hunting, and the 1838 first Madison capitals. It lists territorial agents, fires at River Falls Normal School and Science Hall, lake shipwrecks on Lake Michigan and Lake Superior, and county formation details for Washington and Ozaukee Counties with current area figures.
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Wisconsin
Albert G. Schmedeman
Madison
Nicolas Boilvin
Prairie du Chien
Indiana Territory
River Falls
Julius P. Heil
Jefferson County
Science
University of Wisconsin
State eyes voluntary fuel conservation amid shortages
Governor Lucey appoints Stan York to head the Emergency Assistance Office as Madison hosts a public hearing on regulating fuel distribution. The article argues fuel controls are federal and urges voluntary cuts at home, with slower driving and reduced energy use to avert a crisis this winter.
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Lucey
Stan York
Wisconsin
York
Madison
Superior
Glarus Town Hall
Ralph Yaun
Meadow Valley Road
Green County
New Glarus Township
Kenneth H. Meyer
Army recruitment shortfall eyed by Pentagon officials
Pentagon officials warn the Army will miss its recruiting goals by next June with a shortfall of 15 000 to 20 000 soldiers. Assistant Secretary of Defense William K. Brehm says the deficit is not severe enough to bring back the draft which ended last December.
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Volunteer Army Washington
Pentagon
William K. Brehm
Glancing Back of Nov 24 1963 Kennedy in death and state rites
A compilation of historical notes dated Nov 24 from 1963 and earlier recounts Kennedy’s death and 24 hour public viewing in the Capitol rotunda, a Pontifical Requiem Mass for the late president, and remarks by Eisenhower on American values during a speech in Washington. Also notes Thanksgiving recess for Monroe students, casualty tallies from Pearl Harbor, local wrecking news, planned merchant police rounds, Kiwanis talks, and other archival items.
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Associated Press
John F. Kennedy
Lee Harvey Oswald
Jack Ruby
Dallas
Tex
Zachary Taylor
Orange County
Virginia
Joseph F. Glidden
de Kalb
American Woman Suffrage Association
Cleveland
Ohio
Stalingrad
Soviet Union
United States
Earth
Moon
Washington
Kennedy
France
House
Hale Boggs
Alaska
New York
Hn V. Lindsay
Oscar kKertson
William F. Buckley
White House
Capitol
St. Matthew's Catholic Cathedral
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Monroe
Pearl Harbor
Army
Navy
Byers
Walter J. Whitcomb
Green County
Civil Works Administration
CTM
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Emery A. Odell
The
16Th Ave
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association, and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
AP News
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Jo Davies
Stephenson
Winnebago
Ilinois
Narses
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Jres
Jon Berricefe de Ovo
California
Sumatra
Rouse Simmons
Lake Michigan
Lake Superior
S. S. Nahant
S.s.henry Cort
S. S. D.M. Clemson
S. S. Maplehurst
Washington County
Milwaukee County
Brown County
Ozaukee County
George Washington
West Bend
LesistAriy
Times Children’s Club
Samuel Coleridge
Jeffrey Lee Ruch
11Th St
Larry Arnold Fryer
Rt. 1
Browntown
Rhonda Sue Betker
Beloit
Kenneth Jay Raney
Julie Lynn Baumgartner
Belleville
Michael Joseph Winn
Winslow
Sharon Marie Golombowski
Rt. 2
Brodhead
Lynn Marie Wyss
Lth
Jodi Lynn Bollig
Kathi Rose Moest
Kent
Ill
Patrick Thomas Hagen
Rural
Warren
James Frederick Tornow
Renee Joyce Rufer
Argyle
Tobler, Rt
Davis, Il
Sheila Hendrickson
Susan Jean Zimmerman
Dennis Charles Lederman
Denee Lynn Roth
Brian Lee Flannery
Daniel Lee von Moos
10Th St
David John Brugger
Dawn Schwarzenberger
Dean Alan Yeazel
Kendra Jo Sellow
Monticello
Daniel Lee Vickers
Gary Donald Miller
Catherine Elizabeth Brand
22Nd Ave
Daniel David Pederson
Lorie Lea Miller
Steven Karl Blasing
Freeport
Sherry Ellen Schmid
Tammi Jo Sulzer
Bangor, Wis
Melinda Ann_ Ellingson
Orangeville
Tina Roxanne Steinmann
Rodney Robert Pohlman
Marshall
Diane Kay
Eisenhower
B'nai B'rith
Oreen
Wem
Kodacolor
A Crosse Film Service Dept
LA Crosse
Fred W. Heer
Heer
North Jefferson Street
James W. Fisk
Kiwanis Club
County Board of Supervisors
Illinois Central
Court House
I. N. Dunwiddie
Milwaukee Railroad
Gratiot
Janesville
Ada B. Williams
J. H. Miller
Chrysler
Green County Agricultural Society
ISTIB
E Cate Okegant
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