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If We Could Just Drive a Truck For a Day
A Times editorial laments motorcycle hooliganism during Labor Day events in Green County and New Glarus. It recounts cyclists causing trouble at Reddens Truck Stop and praises a driver who acted decisively, urging groups to police themselves and curb anti social behavior while musing on a day to drive a truck.
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Times
New Glarus
Galena Park
Reddens
Today in History Highlights Sept 19 1968
On this date James Garfield died from wounds after an 1881 assassination attempt. Also marked are Saratoga’s first Revolutionary War battle in 1777 and Elizabeth Barrett Browning eloping to Paris with Robert Browning in 1846. Versailles fell in 1870. Disney’s Mickey Mouse debuted in 1928.
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James Garfield
Saratoga
Elizabeth Barrett
London
Paris
Robert Browning
Versailles
Walt Disney
Mickey Mouse
Glancing Backward Highlights From Sept 19 Histories
Ten to sixty years ago the Monroe area marked events from church dedications to store leadership changes. September 19 items note Rev Howard L Nes in charge at Immanuel Evangelical church parsonage dedication, Gamble store manager Larry Nasser, and Farm Progress Days inviting state leaders to Yellowstone Watershed.
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Howard L. Ns
Madison
Larry Nasers
Watseka
Ill
Gamble
Gordon Olson
Farm Progress Days
Vernon W. Thompson
William Proxmire
Yellowstone Watershed
Green
Lafayette
Anton Huber
Argyle
John Schoepfer
Darlington
Alfonsi Carolfi
Brack
J. A. Widmer
John Weiss
Monticello
Limburger
Great Lakes
Swiss Club of Monroe Hears Frauchiger Slides
Ed Frauchiger presented color slides from his Canada and Alaska trip at the Swiss Club of Monroe meeting in Turner Hall attended by about 80 members. Frauchiger will lead entertainment for the club’s Family Night on Saturday, Oct. 26.
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Alaska
Ed Frauchiger
Monroe
Wilma Pfeiffer
Ernest Ammon
John Altman
Werner Thueler
Rudy Gregg
Rock City
Rudy Grogg
Christ Krahenbuhl
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