Monroe Daily Journal History and AP Rights Listing
The notice lists the Monroe Daily Journal founded October 13 1898 and still under the same management, absorbed in 1927, with AP Inland Daily Press Association and Audit Bureau affiliations. It notes exclusive AP republication rights and subscription rates by region, plus office hours and contact numbers.
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Monroe Daily Journal
The
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Green County 4-H and FFA Lead Dairy Championship
Editorial congratulates Green County youths for top wins at the state junior fair dairy judging. Howard Voegels of Monticello earned the Brown Swiss championship ribbon, backed by a strong showing from the North Washington 4-H club with seven other blue ribbon entries in Brown Swiss and Holstein divisions, signaling the county’s dairy leadership and bright future.
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FFA
Green County
Voegeli
Howard Voegels
Route 2
Monticello
Howard
North Washington
School Board Considers Patrols for North School Zone
Officials propose raising the salary cap to hire an adult traffic patrol at North school on a main highway entering the city. Traffic authorities favor a patrol during regular hours to protect children, with a city police drive to slow westbound speeders. A joint city and school effort could cut the hazard near North school.
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North School
Threat to Tradition Stirs Debate on National Guard Merger
The article argues against absorbing the National Guard into the regular army. It warns guardsmen would lose state identity and be placed on reserve status. Supporters note a commission favors annexation but many hurdles remain before a decision.
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National Guard
Citizens Army
Great Britain
Wisconsin
Sarfié
Red Arrow
Blanchardville Pupils Wall Register Monday
Blanchardville public Schools reopen Monday August 30 at 9 am with registration Monday and Tuesday. The faculty is now complete led by veteran trainer Francis King eterm. New staff include teachers and specialists across grades and subjects across several towns.
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Blanchardville
Francis Kingeterm
Alice Richardson
Cuba City
Shirley Hanson
Platteville
Melvin Jackson
Mineral Point
Marjorie Lindsey
Wonewoe
Ronald Skaife
Virginia Johnson
Oregon
Lorraine Hostrich
Milwaukee
Alvin Starkweather
Hazel Green
Merlyn Duerst
New Glarus
Theressa O'Cer
Blue River
Edward Scadden
Clarence Thorson
Fair notes and obits bring 1900s Wisconsin items to light
An archival montage recalls a fatal auto crash near Dakota with Ralph Knutts 18 of Winslow and teen Elaine Legler 14 of Brooklyn township injured in a separate Monticello area accident. It also notes a bull attack hospitalizing Albert Goodman and Frank Deininger’s horse pulling win at the fair along with other civic items and deaths from Juda and Stauffacher.
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Ralph Knutts
Winslow
Dakota
Creek
Elaine Legler
Brooklyn Township
Monticello
Albert Goodman
Adolph Sacker
Frank Deininger
Herman Krattiger
Co. K Holds Unit Inventory At Armory
Co. K conducts a full inventory at the armory under Schwitz. Missing items after the summer encampment. Drill night included Irish stew supervised by Dettweiler, Neiderberger, and Bahn. Coplien lectured on scouting while Nondahl spoke on domestic disturbances. Invited to Firemen's Frolic parade in Albany on August 21 with marching unit and jeeps.
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Schwitz
Co. K
Ernest Dettweiler
William Neiderberger
Calvin Bahn
Albany
Dane County Youths Plead Guilty to Farm Home Break-In
In Dane County Superior Court two youths, David Mandt and Gene Nelson, admitted guilt to breaking and entering a farm home with intent to commit rape. They were remanded to the sheriff awaiting sentencing after the incident at a farmstead when the farmer's wife was asleep. The crime was witnessed by others in the house and the pair were later arrested. A separate note reports the Great Salt Lake contains about 400 million tons of salt according to the U.S. Geological Survey.
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Madison
Dane County
Superior
David Mandt
Route 3
Gene Nelson
Route 1
Oregon
Edwin Wilkie
Roy Proctor
School On Wrong Site For 97 Years
Sycamore Illinois report states the Pritchard school in Clinton township has stood on the wrong site for 97 years. The building is closed and district voters plan to sell it after circuit clerk Ben Levy found the deed described a plot a quarter mile east of the current building. Trustees blamed a faulty legal description or builders guess and noted the error now seems immaterial.
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Sycamore
Pritchard
Clinton Township
Ben Levy
Inter-club relations discussed at Kiwanis meeting
Howard P. Olsen, committee chairman, reported on the inter club relations and extension committee efforts to improve ties with area clubs at the Monroe Country club gathering. He outlined future plans as members left midday to travel to Madison for a golf round at Blackhawk Country club with the Madison Kiwanis club.
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Howard P. Olsen
Kiwanis Club
Monroe Country Club
Olsen
Madison
Madison Kiwanis Club
Blackhawk Country Club
Doan's Pills Promoted For Kidney Relief
A health ad claims tired kidneys cause backache fatigue swelling and sleep loss. It recommends Doan's Pills a stimulant diuretic used for over 50 years to flush waste from kidney tubules and restore energy, urging readers to ask their druggist.
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Doan
Accidents Take Two County Lives in '48
Traffic deaths in Green County rose in early 1948 with two fatalities in the first seven months, compared with five in the same period last year. Statewide, 407 died by July 31, including 111 pedestrians, versus 405 and 119 pedestrians a year earlier. Local counts for Lafayette and nearby towns are listed.
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Green County
State Motor Vehicle Department
Horton
Ted Cnx
Big Grain Crop Aids ECA in Plans for Food
Dennis A Fitzgerald, food director for the Economic Cooperation Administration, says the bumper grain crop will boost European meals under the Marshall Plan without raising U.S. purchases costs. He notes cycles of low postwar food supply are over and that falling grain prices mean ECA will spend little, if any more money while securing more grain.
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Washington
ECA
Europe
Dennis A Fitzgerald
Economic Cooperation Administration
Fitzgerald
U.S
Rabbits Climb Trees Surprises Belvidere Residents
In Belvidere Illinois a cocker spaniel's barking drew neighbors to a fruit tree where a rabbit was found perched about four feet off the ground. They believe the bunny jumped up to its leafy lookout.
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Belvidere
Ill
CROP Drive Nets $320 in Mt Pleasant Township
Mt Pleasant township CROP fund drive raised 320 dollars, announced by county CROP chairman Myron E Jeglum. The Mt Pleasant drive was directed by Ray T Silver of Monticello, route 1, town chairman.
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Christian Rural
Mt. Pleasant Township
Myron E. Jeglum
Mt. Pleasant
Ray T. Silver
Ronte 1
Monticello
Nimitz Optimistic on Threshold of Long Peace
Fleet Admiral Chester W. Nimitz states he is optimistic the United States is on the threshold of a long period of peace provided the nation remains militarily strong. He emphasizes the need for sustained defense readiness.
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San Francisco
Chester W. Nimitz
United States
Wisconsin Subcommittee Backs Food Standards Advisory
The state subcommittee on agriculture urged the formation of an advisory food standards committee to study and modernize Wisconsin statutes. It also supported freer use of non sugar sweetening agents by the food industry. Bills on these aims were offered in the 1947 legislature.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Subcommittee On
Agriculture Today
Gloriously Natural Flavor Peaches With Proven Canning Tips
Promotes a 1948 edition of Finer Canned & Frozen Fruits claiming thousands of women confirm the simple syrup change improves flavor color and texture in home canning and freezing. The 32 page book offers recipes jams jellies pickles relishes and practical guides for both beginners and experts and is available free by request.
Debates Shape Wisconsin Food Law Advisory Panel
The advisory committee to the legislative council would include representatives from the state board of health, University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture, department of agriculture and home economics, and agriculture committee chairmen. Hearings and investigations informed the recommendations. Fifteen vitamins are known with scientists believing more exist in natural foods.
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Legislative Council
State Board of Health
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture and Home Economics
Salt carried by rivers vast global flux
Rivers are estimated to carry two and a half billion tons of salt annually to the oceans, reflecting a large natural flux of minerals across the globe.
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Texas
Henry Stauffacher
Green County Fair
Shullsburg
Cavanaugh
Lind
Monroe Gas Co
Colin W. Wright
Norris Caradine
W. H. Caradine
Edwin Barlow
Wm. Brady Agency
New York
Dwight Coplien
Arthur Nondahl
Great Salt Lake
U. S. Geological Survey
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Thayer
Kiwanis
Nimitz
Schuetze
18Th Street
Food Standards Committee Urged
Helen Holmes
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Minnesota
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Fungu Sin
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