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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1946
Page
2
The Monroe Evening Times reports on leased wire records and exclusive AP publication rights for local news. The notice notes reserved rights for special dispatches and publication details.
The piece argues that driver carelessness endangers children, especially during school hours, and urges strict adherence to cross walk rules. It condemns drivers who fail to halt at crossings and calls for reform of motorist attitudes toward pedestrian safety.
A realist artist John Stewart Curry drew Kansas state capitol murals and a controversial portrayal of John Brown. The piece sparked mixed reactions among Kansans, with some praising bold history, others decrying sensational imagery linked to the Dust Bowl era and violent episodes.
Trent links Tony Macelli to bribery and Queen City Realty Company, arguing corrupt protection and rackets fuel Tremont’s grip on squalid properties. He plans to report to Storer and push the city charter while Charie and Flo face personal fallout from Doug’s looming actions and finances.
Mr and Mrs S P Lynch of Monroe called in Twin Grove Sunday. Mrs Jane Randall visited Mrs L B Ellis in Monroe Saturday. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Roenneburg of Madison with Dave Roenneburg and daughter spent days in Twin Grove with their parents. Herbert Orton of Milwaukee stayed with his parents Mr and Mrs Bert Orton and Jam aly. Davis Brannon Ia was a …
Dinner guest at Mr. and Mrs J Emrick on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Petterhoff of Pootville visited at Emrick home Saturday. Pemrick and Minnie Raymer attended Shannon Fall Festival on Monday. Elva Fritz spent weekend with Andrew Bell. H Emrick and Pete Emrick visited on Wednesday. Alvin Camron delivered a truckload of cattle in Kentucky this week.
Funeral services held for James T infant son 7 Mr and Mrs Ralph Baltzer Paul Nieder man proprietor of Sanitary market is injured in truck Marion J Roddick 25 Years Ago Sept 5 1971 Two mended try to S00 miners are killed in West Virginia fighting Friedrich Mahikuch dies at 91 Mrs John Bieri Jr and infant daughter passed away Boys and girls calf club take good share of ribbons at the state air Funeral services held at Brodhead for Mrs William Lake
Two Polish boys finding bronze vases in the Vistula river sand led to a national museum team uncovering a prehistoric Slav burial ground dating from the eighth century B C. The discovery occurred near Warsaw and involves excavations at the site.
The ad claims tired kidneys cause sleepless nights and pains with swelling under the eyes and dizziness. It urges readers to act now, touting Doan's Pills as a stimulant remedy trusted by millions for over 40 years.
Police disputed jurisdiction over a vehicle incident near the Maryland Pennsylvania border but agreed Pennsylvania held the case as most tonnage remained in the Keystone State. The fragment mentions Philadelphia and equipment providers in a non cohesive note.
AFL musicians walking picket lines around New York hotels report improved morale with one night club parlor worker stating they are getting more sunshine than in years. The remark highlights optimism amid labor unrest and the bandstand benefit during ongoing tensions.
A Honolulu Star ad proclaims a “Penthouse? Honolulu 4%” housing rate, signaling a rising advertised mortgage or rent figure. The brief snippet notes the ad as a standout housing promotion in the Star.
The readable text shows unclear phrases about a person or event, with missing names and details. It mentions investigation notes and an unevaluated claim of a wife or partner, but specifics are not provided in the fragments.
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