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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1948
Page
4
Fish and Wildlife Service officials faced protests over new waterfowl hunting rules to be applied in the Atlantic and Mississippi flyways. The plan limits hunting to 30 days across two 12 day periods, with a daily bag of four and possession limit of eight birds.
A series of brief visits and travels across Rockford Monroe Janesville Juda and Milwaukee with families including Beightols Camrons Emricks and Mortons. Also a note on horse coloration and a fact that the American Legation in Afghanistan has become an Embassy.
Blanchardville society notices list overnight visits and greetings from Chicago Cedar Rapids Madison Minneapolis and other places. Names include Otto Lee Mrs N Lee Dr and Mrs Byron Olson and family Miss Mary Jane Olson Mr and Mrs Art Juve and many others visiting relatives and returning home after weekends.
Local social notes list Monticello residents and guests visiting relatives in Madison Verona Beloit and Monroe over the weekend and during the week. Visitors include Mrs. Mary Urban of Chicago Mrs. Bertha Schindler Jacob Marty of Monroe and the Pagel and Esterling families among others.
Gov. Thomas E. Dewey and Harold E. Stassen spoke by telephone late last night on inflation, meat supply and other campaign issues. Hagerty said the pair, meeting from Dewey's Quaker Hill farm and Stassen's St Paul home, conducted their second strategic talk of the week.
Mrs J E Schultz of Madison visited her mother Mrs Hettie Broughton. Mrs C H Gelbach spends two weeks at a Woodruff summer camp where Mrs Lorna Stewart and Miss Tesla Griffen work. Mrs Sarah White and daughter Georgina of Franklin Park ill visited the Rev Richard C Werner family.
The week sees visitors including Mr. and Mrs. George Gillen and children en route to Canada, and Robert Douglas with Arthur Staley of Beloit at the Green Lake Baptist gathering. T. E. Sharer family departs for a two week Yellowstone motor trip, plus visits from Bert Bristow of Windsor and C. L. Kennett of Madison. Louisa Reasa hosts a nieces and nephews gathering with engagements spanning Milwaukee and Rockford, while Rosa, over 85, remains active living independently.
Nomadic groups comprise a significant portion of Afghanistan’s residents, reflecting the country’s diverse and mobile demographic landscape.
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