Glancing Back Horoscope and Local News Snippets
The page combines a full weekly zodiac column for multiple signs with a batch of historical notes. It references the Senate ratifying a nuclear test ban treaty by 80 to 19, vehicle safety checks in Monroe, and local obituaries and events including Richard Hoffland and Fred W. Musselman. The text also notes a Kilby Sunday address in New Glarus and a Gable raid report.
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Teds
Senate
Monroe
Lafayette County
Richard Hoffland
Darlington
Julius Hoffland
Madison
Fred W. Musselman
Water Department
William F. Dean
California
Karl Beck
China
Kilby
New Glarus
Swiss Evangelical and Reformed Church
Monroe pupils prep stunts for Cheese Day celebration
Fifty years ago today, Monroe public schools pupils are planning acts to join the countywide Cheese Day festivities. The courthouse square is quiet with no vehicles moving or parked on the broad street as preparations continue.
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Monroe
Courthouse Square
Maud Powell to Play in Monroe at Turner Opera House
Sixty years ago today the famed violinist Maud Powell announced a Monroe concert on September 30 at Turner Opera House under the management of Mrs. Clara Bowen Shephard of Milwaukee. Shephard canvassed the city this summer while Rev. W. W. Moore, pastor of the local M E Church, was transferred to Milwaukee.
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Maud Powell
Monroe
Turner Opera House
Clara Bowen Shephard
Milwaukee
W. W. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Today in History highlights from 1789 to 1962 and beyond
On September 24, 1789 John Jay named first chief justice as Washington forms the Supreme Court. Other notes include Benedict Arnold’s escape in 1780, the 1869 gold panic, Ruth’s 1934 farewell, Eisenhower’s 1955 heart attack, Meredith’s 1962 Ole Miss ruling, and Swaziland joining the UN in 1968.
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Associated Press
US. Supreme Court
George Washington
John Jay
New York
Louis XIV
France
Holy Roman Empire
Benedict Arnold
West Point
Wall Street
Jay Gould
James Frisk
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Denver
Colo
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
New
Monroe Evening Times Subscription Notice 1898
Notice to subscribers lists carrier and mail rates for Monroe Wisconsin area and surrounding counties. It instructs subscribers to know their delivery carrier, call if missed, and inform the paper if deliveries fail. It notes office hours and contact details for The Monroe Evening Times.
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Monroe
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Wisconsin
Jo Davies
Stephenson
Winnebago
Ilinois
United States
Monroe Evening Times
Two Rigs Collide in Darkness Hurting Child and Mason Died
Two rigs collided in darkness leaving Henry Luchsinger a local stone mason dead from a fall at Jacob Elmer's home. William Laird was thrown from a buggy near the IC road and initially declared dead by a freight crew but expected to recover.
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Dept
Henry Luchsinger
Jacob Elmer
Monroe Township
William Laird
Also Mentioned on This Page
ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorn
Aquarius
Clark Gable
Nantes
Lyle T. West
Charles Ludlow
Evanston
Lida Ludlow
Monroe Woman's Club
Green County
By Deve G
Eek & Meek
Riscilla
Shrop
Rank and
Ernest
UCLA
Dj Mow
Bad Axe
Michigan
Wee
NG Over Far Lady
Dick Cor
By Bob Te
Hanna Barbera
Blanchardville
THE
Abraham Lincoln
Emery
Odell
16Th Ave
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Association, and
Wisconsin Daily Newspaper League
AP News
Zenith
Qualitone
Wisconsin Hearing Aid Inc
Regent St. Madison
Real Estate School
Janesville
Wisconsin School OF Real Estate
W. Wis. Ave
First National Bank of Monroe
Rae
Santa
FDIC
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