Monroe Evening Times Absorbs Monroe Journal in 1827 History
The Monroe Evening Times announces absorption of the Monroe Journal, notes changes in ownership under Emery A. Odell, and confirms its post office status in Monroe Wisconsin. The paper uses Associated Press lease reports and reserves republication rights for special dispatches.
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Monroe Journal
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe M Onroe
Wis
Associated Press
CIO electricians rally against subversive influence
The passage accuses CIO electricians of agitation to install a communist regime or be destroyed. It predicts ongoing labor action until victory or collapse, warning delegates at the CIO conclave may align with others in the union.
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Comunists
CIO Electricians
CIO
Grandma
Nature
Doan
Mills
United States of Germany proposal draws cautious praise
Secretary Byrnes in Stuttgart touts a united Germany as a partial step forward though odds of realization remain slim amid Soviet opposition. The piece notes Russian posture, wartime diplomacy, and the need to influence western and southern Germany away from communism while American troops stay stationed for the foreseeable future.
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United States
Germany
of Byrnes
Stuttgart
Russia
Berlin
Byrnes
Bes
Joe Stelin
Mary Patten’s New Role Sparks Office Welcome
Flo and Neil discuss Doctor Rich and Midland plans while Mary Patten starts at her new job. She receives a warm, public welcome from Celia Peavy and staff as James Muir confronts a looming scandal involving Charie Renner and bribery rumors.
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Flo
Neil
Rich
Filo
Doctor Rich
Mary Patten
Ieee
Fio
Midland
Celia Peavy
Gordon Hughes
Comee
James Fair
Charie
Ollie Kingdon
Charie A
James Muir
Miss Peavy
Young Renner
Benning
Alibi Mayor Tickets Car for Missing Tax Sticker
Aurora officials, led by Mayor Andrew J. Carter, ran a city vehicle sticker check and ticketed a car in front of police headquarters. Carter said he bought his sticker last winter but failed to display it.
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Aurora
Ill
Andrew J. Carter
Carter
United States signals hold on eastern Mediterranean postwar settlement
In a second Paris peace conference move, Ambassador Caffery proposes Bulgarian border demilitarization to curb Soviet expansion. The United States backs Turkey and Greece as bulwarks, warning of rising East Mediterranean tensions and potential civil strife amid Balkan pressure and competing blocs.
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Mediterranean
Paris
Middle East
Turkey
Greece
Missouri
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Balkan
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New York
Russia
Thrace
Aegean
Bulgaria
Turkish
Caffery
United States
Demili
Tarid Alion
Yugoslavia
Albania
United Nations Security Council
Salonika
Tito
Moscow
Lake Sussess
Immanuel Evangelical Jubilee Week Highlight
The Evening Times notes the diamond jubilee week featuring Bishop G. E. Epp of Naperville, a leading Evangelical official. A double wedding at Woodford pairs Miss Muriel Nelson with Sherman Johnson and Miss Ethel Paulson with Maurice Foslin. Forty Argyle merchants form a new community organization.
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Immanuel Evangelical Church
G. E. Epp
Naperville
Woodford
Muriel Nelson
Sherman Johnson
Ethel Paulson
Maurice Foslin
Argyle
Experiments in Swiss cheese making amid poor cheese supply
A Sept 12 1921 note reports experiments in Swiss cheese making after a run of low quality cheese. Authorities blame the all season cow for the deficit as producers seek remedies and improvements.
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Roscoe
Fatty) Arbuckle
Virginia Rapper
Chester Bleiler
Self
Albany Women Electtain Officers and Share News
Officers for the ensuing year were elected at a W C T U meeting held at Mrs. Frank Trow's home. President is Mrs. William Steindorf, vice president Mrs. Hilda Waldrop, secretary Mrs. Lottie Lewis, treasurer Mrs. Dell Morens. October meeting set for Oct 8 at the Baptist church. Guests included public and church school teachers. Mrs. Lena Lewis and daughter Kathleen visited Leslie Best in Brooklyn. Mrs. Abbie Rogers, summering with Miss Addie Davis, planned to return to Tybertown Mississippi and was guest of Mrs. C. S. Knapp. group sang in 60 year old costumes. Other attendees listed. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Malkowre returned from Wisconsin trip noting frost damage to corn.
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Frank Trow
Hilda Waldrop
Lottie Lewis
Dell Moreens
Dorothy Otterfield
H. C. Atherton
Baptist Church
Robert Douglas
Lena Lewis
Kathleen
Leslie Best
Brooklyn
Abbie Rogers
Addie Davis
Tybertown
C. S. Knapp
Rogers
Knapp
Local notices of visits and milk route changes
Mrs Henry Paul Mrs Cora Elmer and Mrs Hugo Beichel visiting from California spend a week with relatives at Wiston and Eau Mr Stanley Freitag. Janice Kathryn and Mr and Mrs Wahl Blanchardville are visiting Rice Lake. Herman Ehinger takes Stanley Freitags milk route. Save with a Want Ad.
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Cora Elmer
Hugo Beichel
California
Wiston and
Eau
Stanley Freitag
Janice
Kathryn
Wahl
Blanchardville
Rice Lake
Herman Ehinger
Athletes Foot Germ Killer Ad Promises Quick Results
An advert promotes THOL as a strong fungicide to kill athlete’s foot germs within an hour. The copy claims a solution mixed with alcohol penetrates and kills germs faster. Kempfert Pharmacy is listed as the place to obtain it.
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Kempfert Pharmacy
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Evening Times
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