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Newspaper

Monroe Evening Times

Location

Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 08, 1973

Page

2

Monroe Evening Timessubscriber notice and rates

Emery A Odell newspaper announces publication details with holiday closures and subscription rates. It lists carrier and mail pricing for Monroe and surrounding counties in Wisconsin and nearby Illinois. The notice urges subscribers to know their delivery boy and report missed deliveries to ensure service.

Monroe Green Lafayette Lons Dane Rock Wisconsin Jo Davies Stephenson Winnebago Ilinois United States Monroe Evening Times

Alabama governor in new legal clash over school closures

Gov George Wallace faced fresh legal crossfire over Alabama school closures tied to desegregation as criticism and resentment grew. He withheld plans to continue the federal court fight amid mounting opposition. Mary Nussbaum and Barbara Wegmueller won blue ribbons for cheese fondue demonstrations at Green County and Wisconsin State Fairs.

George Wallace Alabama Mary Nussbaum Barbara Wegmueller Green County Wisconsin

Wisconsin Generals and Wellsprings of News from 19th Century

A condensed digest of Wisconsin history. It recounts the Pere Marquette No 18 disaster on Lake Michigan in 1910 with 55 aboard and rescue of 33 from No 17, Kearny's 1828 Prairie du Chien post command, 1857 bank panics and bogus money, 1873 ships, 1857 wheat lore, Jenson’s Sholes link, 1847 Milwaukee Jewish worship, and Wisconsin canid diversity.

Wisconsin Lake Michigan S. W. Kearny Prairie du Chien Fort Crawford Kearny California Andaste Farmers Bank Hudson Berlin Woolen Mills Co Milwaukee Latham C. Sholes Jens Jenson Dubai Denmark Chicago Ellison Bay Door County Rock Dane Waupaca Rock River Beloit S. S. Ironsides Grand Haven Minerva Iron Co Western Wheat Rock County Bank of Henry Newhouse

Blood Drive Thank You From Monroe Volunteers

The Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Monroe on August 28, 1973 collected 196 units from 208 volunteers, easing August shortages. Director J A Horgen thanks local residents for teamwork and success in donor recruitment and education. The letter also notes appreciation for a reader's view on food prices and agriculture’s role in the economy.

Wisconsin ranks third in state tax hikes 1959 71

Wisconsin ranks third among states for tax increases from 1959 to 1971, with 16 actions. Iowa had 17 and Minnesota 19. The increases covered sales, income, corporate taxes, motor fuel, cigarettes, and liquor, with a four percent sales tax in Wisconsin and Minnesota. The survey notes Montana matched Wisconsin on personal income tax hikes.

Madison Wisconsin Iowa Minnesota Montana

Notable 63-Year-Old Chief Justice M. Vinson Dies

A report recalls Chief Justice M. Vinson’s rise from a Kentucky jailer’s son to the nation's top judge, who died suddenly at 63 of a heart attack. The piece also notes wartime events including Italy’s unconditional surrender and POW exchange tensions, with other local incidents and deaths mentioned.

M. Vinson Kentucky U.N. Command

Robbers Loot Illinois Central Office During 1913 Heist

Ten years ago today a bold robbery at the Illinois Central ticket office saw thieves pry a window, drag a 824 pound safe across tracks, and blow the bottom with a pickaxe. They escaped with 26.12 dollars, following a previous similar theft and an un apprehended pair.

Ilinois Central Monticello Road

Ten Commandments for Husbands and Abby Advice

Readers share a companion piece to the earlier column listing marital guidance and ethics for husbands including devotion, family time, finances, home upkeep, and forgiveness. The Abby column replies with Q and A on a widower seeking companionship, and a girl asking about adding a father’s name on forms, offering practical, non sensational guidance.

Moses Husbands

Today in History snapshot for September 8 1973

On this date in history events include the first permanent European settlement in North America at St. Augustine Florida in 1546 and Peter Stuyvesant's surrender of New Amsterdam in 1664. Also noted are English control of Wisconsin in 1760 the Morro Castle fire in 1934 Huey Long's assassination in 1935 and other items with brief year references.

St. Augustine Fla North America Peter Stuyvesant New Amsterdam Wisconsin Northern Pacific Railroad Garrison Mont Morro Castle New Jersey Huey Long Louisiana Baton Rouge Venezuela Huey Newton Oakland Calif Libya Lebanon Mark Twain

Advertising Help Wanted In Monroe Tonight

Help wanted for newspaper advertising in Monroe. No car required but helpful. 40 hour week with paid vacation hospital insurance auto allowance and fringe benefits. Seeks a young lady with minimal typing ability and office procedure skills for outside work. Apply in person to Bill Johnston advertising manager Monroe Evening Times. Phone 325 5101 for appointment.

Monroe Bill Johnston Monroe Evening Times

Weekly Horoscope for Bernice Beceat September 10 1973

Aries through Pisces provide daily guidance with focus on reputation, work, relationships, diplomacy, productivity, charm, financial gains, and prudent money management. Notable notes include praise from superiors, favorable turn via diplomacy, and expectations of saving more in the coming year.

Aries Taurus Gemini Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Prudence

Wisconsin vocational education gains spur in state system

Wisconsin expands its vocational and technical education system as enrollment climbs for full time programs and adult education. Officials note 74,700 full time students this year rising to 87,000 in four years with total including part time learners at about 300,000 and projected to 325,000 by 1976. The system, dating to 1911, runs 38 full time campuses and 300 centers under the Board of Vocational Technical and Adult Education, funded by local taxes and state support. Advocates urge recognizing skilled trades as viable paths alongside universities to boost industry and living standards.

University of Wisconsin Wisconsin State Board of Vocational, Technical and

Sunday September entries in Times Children’s Club page

The Times Children’s Club page lists names and addresses for Sunday September 9 through Saturday September 15 with ages next to each entrant. The notice ends by promoting thrifty want ads via a local classified line.

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