Monroe Evening Times Subscriber Notice and Rates
Notice to subscribers outlines carrier and mail rates for Monroe Wisconsin and nearby counties. Details include weekly carrier rate, annual mail rates inside Wisconsin and Illinois counties, office hours, and a request to contact the delivery person or the office if papers are missed.
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City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Jo Davies
Winnebago
Illinois
Monroe Evening Times
Editorials Call for Reform of Penal and Correctional Systems
The piece argues state penal codes rely on punishment rather than rehabilitation. Governor Shafer and Warden Sigler urge reform to reduce recidivism, end irrational sentences, and emphasize reintegration. It notes Burger and court reforms, centralized corrections authority, and the need for better parole, probation, and faster justice to curb rising crime and prison crowding.
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Pennsylvania
Raymond P. Shafer
Maurice Sigler
Nebraska
Shafer
United States Supreme Court
Warren E. Burger
America
Welfare studies challenge three common beliefs about the poor
Two new studies question ideas on welfare and unemployment. A New Jersey guaranteed income test shows cash aid does not curb work effort significantly, while a St. Louis study finds little mutual need between inner city workers and suburban employers and notes chronic exposure rather than hardcore unemployment.
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New Jersey
John O. Wilson
Office of Economic Oportunity
St. Louis
Nixon
Glancing Back Highlights Sept 2 News Clippings
A 1960 strike shut down Pennsylvania Railway in its 114 years. Monroes gymnast Mark Hoesly and Clarno farmer died of heart attack. Dr Eugene Herzberger joins Monroe Clinic. Wilhelm Tell pageant directors praised. 1950 Cheese Day reigns named Darlyne Adelman and Robert Rieder. Swiss cheese output by Green and Lafayette counties noted. 1940 tale of Kenneth Blumer rescuing his uncle from a bull. WWII London air raids described. 1930 miniature golf course opened by local children. 1910 census figures listed for Rock County and surrounding cities. 1900 new Harpers Detroick plays opened and a freight train accident noted.
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Pennsylvania Railway
Mark Hoesly
Monroe Area
Clarno Township
Eugene E. Herzberger
Monroe Clinic
Harvey Ott
Gody Schuetz
New Glarus
Darlyne Mae Adelman
C. W. Adelman
Robert D. Rieder
John Rieder
Green
Lafayette
Mailbag guidelines from The Times editors
The Mailbag outlines letter submission rules including word limit, required signature, and option to have name removed while still printed. It notes the Times does not want letters used as a political platform and invites public input within these constraints.
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the Times
Out Foxed Dear Editor Memoir Echoes from 1914 Village Board
A reader recalls a 1914 incident when Dr. L. E. Creasy helped a South Wayne village board outfox themselves. The note ties to a Monroe Times Aug 18 1970 reference and mentions the north side of a drug store location.
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L. E. Creasy
Monroe Times
South Wayne’s
North Side of
On this date in history and old South Wayne tales
This fragment notes the great fire of London beginning in 1666 and lists historical milestones from 1789 to 1965. It then shifts to a South Wayne Wisconsin anecdote about street sports, local ordinances, and letters to the editor, highlighting community concerns and gratitude toward St. Clare Hospital and its staff.
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South Wayne
Dr. Creasy
William N. Deetz
Wisconsin
St. Clare Hospital
Mabel Reuber
Vernie Werren
Browntown
Leo Gerber
Phillip Whitehead
Fast
Blanche Linden
St. Clare
4-North
Jack Murray
Guardian Angels
Vernie Whitehead
Local Political Club Formed in Green County
Since 1922 Charles H. Dietz served as school principal. On Sept 2 1920 the Harding-Coolidge Club of Green County organized at the courthouse with Mayor R D Gorham elected president Mrs P J Weirich vice president and Robert Rote secretary treasurer short talks on the national political situation were given by John Luchsinger Assemblyman William Olson A F Rote and F J Bolender Fire destroyed two business places and three residences in Hollandale.
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Harding-Coolidge Club
Green County
Court House
R. D. Gorham
P. J. Weirich
Robert Rote
John Luchsinger
William Olson
A. F. Rote
F. J. Bolender
Hollandale
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Emery A. Odell
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulations and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Kenneth Blumer
Henry Blumer
Blumer
London
R.A.F
North School
John Henry
Charles Figi
Vera
Lenza Swartz
Bobby Stillman
Arthur Butts
Green County Normal School
Rock County
Beloit
Janesville
Rockford
Stewart
Colorado Midland
Colorado Springs
New York
Harper-Detrick Company
Wells Opera House
J. D. Dunwiddie
Albert O. Fisher
Howell Smith
Juta
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U. S. Treasury Department
Alexander Hamilton
William T. Sherman
Atlanta
Theodore Roosevelt
U. S
Britain
Newfoundland
British West Indies
Arkansas
Orval . Faubus
Little Rock
Central High School
Iran
West Germany
Kashmir
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Oldsters
Doc
Donovan Otteson
Charles H. Dietz
Orion
Fabric Casuals
Dacron
Penn-Prest
Fenneys
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