Monroe Evening Times Public Notices and Subscription Details
The Monroe Evening Times outlines subscription rates for city carrier 45 cents weekly and various annual mail prices for Wisconsin Illinois readers. It lists office hours, contact telephone, and a notice to subscribers to report missed deliveries or missing issues.
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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Budding Teeth In Gun Control Editorial
The piece argues gun registration can empower police to seize unregistered firearms during unrelated searches and cites University Heights Ohio where the mayor credits a registry with averting two potential tragedies. It notes most gun deaths occur in homes among relatives and that local registration may deter unnecessary purchases despite limitations.
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University Heights
Ohio
Cleveland
Wonder grass could transform deserts and paper mills
Israeli scientists develop juncus esparto a hardy reedlike plant that thrives on salty underground water and may replace wood pulp. Tests in Britain show mills bidding to harvest 10 000 tons annually for high quality paper while the plant also aids water purification and serves as fodder mat fiber and insulation.
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Mideast
Environment Action Bulletin
England
Scotland
Glancing Back on August 31 1960 Nixon hospitalized
Expressions of regret flow from both sides as Vice President Richard Nixon, hospitalized with a knee infection, may miss two weeks of campaign activity. The Madison rally features mayor Ivan A. Nestigan as a Democratic speaker. Monroe Chamber of Commerce buys eight 32 inch lighted artificial flowers for year round square decorations.
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Nixon
Madison
Ivan A. Nestigan
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Chicago Population Decline Buoys County Growth Shadowed by Funding Loss
Preliminary 1960 census shows Chicago population down 225,141 while Cook County up 300,350. City funding for education health transport and housing may fall as per capita measures drive allocations. Also notes a UW bombing probe and quotes AFL CIO leader Meany on youth.
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Chicago
Cook County
Farm Prices Drop in August Largest Since 1948 Decline
Agriculture Department reports prices paid to farmers fell 3 percent in August due to lower hog cattle potato and pig prices while milk lettuce and wheat rose. Beef cattle averaged 27 per hundredweight and hogs 21.70, with the August index at 276 of the 1910-14 base, down from July.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Crop Reporting Board
September 1 1970 Today in History highlight and events
On this date in 1945 Japan surrendered aboard the battleship Missouri ending World War II. Also noted are 1682 Quaker voyage led by William Penn, 1807 Burr acquittal in Richmond, and 1878 Emma Nutt first female telephone operator.
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Tokyo
Yokohama
Germany
Poland
Greece
George II
Japan
Missouri
William Penn
America
Richmond
Aaron Burr
Emma Nutt
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Sheboygan
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