New Glarus youth dominates 4-H sheep and livestock show
At the New Glarus fair a long list of winners was announced with James Frautschy of Monroe earning grand champion ram and grand champion ewe in Shropshire and Jersey-related classes. Melvin Burkhalter of Browntown claimed the top Shropshire ram and ewe, while Paul Elmer Jr. of Brooklyn led in boar and champion entries. Numerous other youths across Monroe Juda Juda Monticello Brodhead and South Wayne collected ribbons in breeds showmanship and best-lamb awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Elmer Jr
Brooklyn
James Prautschy
Monroe
Ewe
Melvin Burkhalter
Browntown
Ram
Joan Andrews
Joyce Zwicky
Edwin Saxer
William Leopold
Andrew Hartwig
Virgil
Giltt
Clifford Elmer
James Soddy
Dean Streiff
New Glarus
Hampshires
Edwin Fredrick
Berkshire
Kermit Marty
Monticello
Woodrow Marty
Woodrow
Barrows
Virgil Pick
Dergie Kubly
Best Barrow
Juda
White Wyandottes
Frances Ruff
Gary Wunshel
Wyandottes
William Goecks Jr
Orpingtons
Sandren Westgard
Nery
Alice Shaw
Virgil Neuenschwan
Carol Clark
A Copiien
Keith Holloway
Mit Marty
Harvey Elmer Jr
Doe
Robert Senn
Kenneth Steiner
Paul Elmer
Floyd Iver
Brodhead
Fem Senn
Shropshire Ram
Henry Meyers
James Frautschy
A la Ewe
Hampshire Ram Lamb
Marian Elmer
Ewe Lamb
Russell Miller
Honors Divided in Shetland Futurity at Wisconsin Fair
Wisconsin Pleasure Horse association sponsored Shetland pony futurity at Green County Fair. Halbrook Farm stables Monroe and multiple riders share blue ribbons across stallion mare and foal classes with Kilkelly Cuba City Munn Janesville and McNett Platteville among top performers. Awards include saddle pony and pony classes with Kilkelly leading in several categories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Fair
Wisconsin Pleasure Horse Association
Halbrook Farm
Monroe
Wayne O. Munn
Janesville
Frank C. Traver
Clinton
Iry Kilkelly
Cuba City
William Simpson
Jud McNett
Platteville
Stanley C. Olson
la Crosse
Munn
E. B. Griffith
Evansville
Foul
Kilkelly
Griffith
Halbrook Farm Stables
H. V. Brodie
Donna Moritz
Local Visitors and Family News From Albany Area
M L Barton hosted a Sunday gathering with the Stewart Conway family and Shirley Conway visiting from Pontiac Michigan. Keith Conway, recently discharged from the armed forces, plans a 3 week motor trip via a southern route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L. Barton
Monroe
Stewart Conway
Keith
Marilyn
Pontiac
Mich
Myrtle Conway
Shirley
Shirley Conway
Conway
Germany
Robert Grossman
Cora Lou Conway
Brodhead
Edward Brewer
Elmer Atherton
Evansville
W. A. Elmer
Arlyn
Roscoe Smout
Madison
Dell Jones
Kenneth Duxtad
Clinton
Cold Air Thwarts Midwest Heat Wave Briefly
The Associated Press reports a Canada sourced cold snap offering limited relief to the northern Midwest heat wave. Dakota regions may cool late today, while Michigan temperatures rise to the upper 80s and 90s. Widespread heat remains with 100 plus in many areas, and Nebraska Iowa Illinois expect little cooling tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Canada
Midwest
Chicago Weather Bureau
Dakotas
Minnesota
Michigan
Grand Rapids
Detroit
Sault Ste. Marie
Weather Bureau
Nebraska
Iowa
Illinois
Philips
S. D
Rockies
Liquor Tax Injunction Hearings Set in Circuit Court
Circuit Judge Edward J. Gehl will hear arguments to lift a temporary injunction blocking state action against liquor dealers who do not pay the new 100 percent liquor tax. Hartford tavernkeeper obtained the injunction. a hearing on making it permanent was set for August 12. Stewart Honeck urged lifting the injunction claiming tax enforcement cannot be restrained. A Wednesday hearing was scheduled on this plea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Edward J. Gehl
Attorney General
Gehl
Hartford
Wis
Stewart Honeck
Plant Arsenal valued at 2.3 Billion for Defense
The report notes 60 plants with material to resist an aggressor in initial stages. Valued at 2 301 348 000 dollars, maintenance could reach 25 122 000 but could be reduced if plants are leased for civilian use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reyall
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Nancy and Kay Judith Newman daughters of Mr and Mrs Forrest Newman Janesville visit grandparents Mr and Mrs L L Newman. About ninety attend Albright reunion at Recreation park Monroe Leslie Albright Clarno elected president and Mrs Wayne Gempler Juda secretary treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy
Kay Judith Newman
Forrest Newman
Janesville
L. L. Newman
Albright
Recreation Park
Monroe
Leslie Albright
Clarno
Wayne Gempler
Juda
Chester Albright
Glen Winishel
Bud Goecks
Guy Albright
Gilbert Albright
Maroon
Ill
Danielson
Herman Grenzow
Russell Miller
Walworth
Peter Retzlaff
Alfred Schuch
Joan, Barnevald
Ralph Bridge
Mabel Bartel
Bertha Kindschi
August Schadewald
Dutch Mill
Delavan Lake
Ira Johnson
Vivian
Wisconsin
Fred Gemple
Luroe
Joan Schmidt
Madison
Ivan Boyer
War Department Keeps 60 Government Plants Ready for War
Washington report reveals the War Department plans to maintain sixty complete government owned industrial plants ready for immediate specialized production in case of another war. Secretary Royall disclosed the plan in a public report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
Royall
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