U.S. Lifts Silver Coin Melting Ban and Auction Cut
Treasury Secretary David Kennedy announces the end of the silver coin melting ban and reduces weekly silver offerings from 2 million to 1.5 million ounces. The move upends a 1967 policy, affects coin circulation, and may raise silver prices as producers exhaust reserve stock. Kennedy also backs a non silver dollar coin to aid vending machines.
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U.S
Kennedy
Pettibone and Pettibone Park Shape La Crosse Heritage
A lengthy portrait of Albert Wells Pettibone and his gift of Pettibone Park to La Crosse. The lagoon yacht club and bath area on Barron Island evolved from a former Mississippi River wasteland into a major natural recreation site with a $50 000 sinking fund and ongoing land acquisitions and improvements. Pettibone, a leading lumber businessman and 1860s mayor, helped annex the island to Wisconsin and guided park protection through federal action. He was born in 1827 in Vermont and died after a lifetime of civic and business work in multiple cities.
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la Crosse
Pettibone Park
Barron Island
Mississippi River
Minnesota
Nathan Myrick
Albert Wells Pettibone
Pettibone
Park Commission
Frank P. Hixon
George W. Burton
George H. Ray
J. J. Fruit
Joseph Boschert
Wisconsin
Ray
Badger
John J. Esch
Nelson
United States Congress
Woodrow Wilson
House of Representatives
Rep. Esch
City of
2Nd Ward
Ing
Hannibal
Swiss Chateau Delights: Cheese Wine and Party Fare
A Wisconsin Swiss cheese shop invites visitors to taste new cheeses in the delicatessen, sell 5 lb blocks and smaller packages, and pair them with wines. The Swiss Chateau promotes cheese wine and sausage offerings, wedding receptions, and large wine and party food departments with free parking.
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Wisconsin
Monroe
New Glarus
United States
Swiss Chateau Delicatessen
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