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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1946
Page
2
Editorial argues taxpayers fund the health bureaucracy yet progress rests on voluntary, prepaid care. It lauds community funded, doctor chosen care models, education driven health measures, and warns against socialized medicine as costly and regressive. It notes World War II medical burdens and cites polio, cancer, and vaccination efforts.
In Milwaukee Judge Robert C. Cannon returns the civil courtroom to normal duties as Mrs. Lucille Johnson and her children leave the jury room where they had slept since last Friday. The family was dispersed among friends while seeking a permanent home.
Charie wakes in confusion to find Trent far from a wedding and faces a looming remarriage. Nettie and Mary Patten guide her through a tense day as Charie recalls past shocks while Ollie Kingdon presses for a midday outing. To be continued.
A simple method to refresh stale bread. Place bread in a paper bag, lightly sprinkle with warm water, seal the bag, and heat in a 350 degree oven for 10 to 15 minutes. The process restores softness and flavor with minimal effort.
E. E. Roberts, Brooklyn's veteran storekeeper, sold his grocery and meat market to two ex service men, Quenton Johnson and Theodore Curless, who served in Europe. Roberts recalled old days of brisk trade, meat wagon routes, and rising prices, then noted his retirement to live with son Paul and his family near his farm.
Mrs Henry Pauli and her children Janette Valliere and nuns visited the Leland Boyer home in Juda on Sunday. Harold Schindler from Madison visited his parents J and Mrs Schindler. Idaho reports free from household fires statewide due to DDT spraying.
Ninneman Icers exit potential first place after a 4 to 1 playoff loss to Woodford in a protested 5 to 4 match. Joseph Lacey of South Wayne is hospitalized after being struck by his own car. Balot reopening delays occur as vote counting errors force unusual orders across five election precincts.
Mrs May L Luchsinger becomes the first woman to serve on the state veterans home board. Marriage licenses issued to Leon Voegels Emma Zimmerman Monticello and Marvin C Goul Alice L Emery Brodhead. Wisconsin Historical Society plans a monument at the Pecatonica battle site between Argyle and Woodford.
Nashville producer Clemons loses his shirt and $1059 when a match lights his wool shirt while chatting with a customer. In Kansas City a Ringling circus aid event buys treats for 102 orphans, and Jim Nourse handles a boy's elephant request with crackers.
Salem Illinois Rotarian George Lytle abducted the Lions Club mascot goat and ferried it in his airplane as a prank. The stunt ended quickly with the goat returned unharmed and Lions gaining the last laugh.
A passenger or figure labeled Litle began chewing plane fabric and landed shortly after, with the incident ending quickly.
Springfield City Commissioner Harry Eielson borrowed a ladder from the fire department when locked out of city hall. Firefighters helped him climb a third floor window but tore a large hole in his pants pulling past a nail. Manufacturer John W. Hobbs sent him three suits in admiration.
Local residents share visits and gatherings across Wisconsin and Illinois. Families like Warren, Golaxson, Foulker, Mich aels, Nybroten, Kelly and Divan are guests or hosts in Brown County Adams and Monroe events. The Jordan Lutheran aid plans a church meeting on Thursday September 19 with all members serving.
A collage of promotions and vignettes from daily life. Bright exhortations urge readers to clean up with Etter's products and try Globe Traveler ink cases. Local stores tout fashion, footwear repairs and health treatments while light poetry and social bits pepper the page.
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