Local Streets Closed For Seal Coating This Week
Nathan Klassy announced closures on portions of 16th and 17th Avenues for seal coating this week. 17th Ave will shut from 16th to 26th Streets tomorrow with 21st Street open for crossing. slurry seal planned on 16th Ave from 19th to 26th Streets on Thursday.
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17Th Avenues
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17Th Ave
16Th Street
26Th Street
21St Street
16Th Ave
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Oan
Krassy
6Th Street
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Spring Square
Oaktron expands in Iowa as Monroe plants stay firm
Oaktron Industries announces two auxiliary production lines in Guttenberg Iowa to meet rising demand for radio speakers while Monroe retains about 400 workers. President William L Rollins says no plans to move operations and backlog remains strong with expected sales rise.
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William L. Rollins
Oaktron Industries, Inc
Monroe
Guttenberg
Rollins
Oaktron Company
Oaktron
Citizen Band Jamboree Set for Turner Hall Sunday
The second annual Citizen's Band Jamboree for radio enthusiasts and the public runs Sunday, August 24 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Turner Hall. Organizers, the Southern Wisconsin Citizen's Radio Club, Inc., hold FCC licenses for citizen band operation. The event attracts about 90000 CB users nationwide and draws 150 local CB operators with around 700 radio units on display. Door prizes and trophies are planned, with Al DeVoe handling dealer or club inquiries.
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Southern Wisconsin Citizen's Radio Club, Inc
Federal Communications Commission
United States
al DeVoe
P. O. Box
Monroe
Wis
Logeson To Show Vietnam Slides At Kiwanis Session
Monroe Kiwanis Club prepares for noon meeting at the VFW Club as Bill Logeson resumes slides on Vietnam. Ken Digman discussed changing farm times and costs at a prior gathering, while Joe Urban gives the invocation.
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Vietnam
Kiwanis
Bill Logeson
Monroe
Monroe Kiwanis Club
VFW Club
Ken Digman
Blaiberg heart autopsy sparks debate amid burial rift
The widow of the heart transplant patient criticizes keeping Blaibergs heart for study after his cremation. Doctors plan to send heart tissue and organs to foreign experts while the rest of the heart’s fate remains unclear. Blaiberg died after graft rejection, ending the world’s longest surviving transplant.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Phillip Blaiberg
Blaiberg
Dorothy Haupt
Christiaan Barnard
Barnard
Chicago milk order changes set for hearings across region
Proposals to alter the Chicago Regional Milk Order will be heard in Chicago and Oshkosh, with plans to create three pricing zones and tighter restrictions on milk uses. The amendments, led by several dairy cooperatives and PMPC, MMPC, and MCPC, could alter Class I fluid milk shares and zone-based payments. Eleven counties may be added to the order in two blocks forming new supply regions.
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Cassidry
Philip Shaw
Civil Defense
War Council
Wade Guice
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Washington
Weather Bureau
Kentucky
Tennessee
Richelieu
Pass Christian
Appleton, Wis
Chicago
Oshkosh
Alto Cooperative Creamery Co
Antigo Milk Products Cooperative
Central Wisconsin Cooperative Dairies
Westfield
Consolidated Badger Cooperative
Shawano
Lake To Lake Dairy Cooperative
Manitowoc
Outagamie Producers Co-op
Black Creek
Pure Milk Association
Wisconsin Dairies, Cooperative, Inc
Baraboo
Pure Milk Products Cooperative
Pmpc Fond du Lac
MMPC
Milwaukee Cooperative Milk Producers
MCMO
City Hall
MCPC
PMPC
Marathon
Wood
Clark
Jackson
Eau Claire
Chippewa
Adams
Marquette
Green Lake
Waushara
Menominee
Gottlob Krauss Dies at 73 in Monroe
Gottlob Krauss 73 of 1417 15th Ave Monroe died 7 50 am Tuesday Aug 19 at Monroe Manor Nursing Home after a March 28 return from surgery at St Clare Hospital He was a Monroe Laundry employee owner and later Lincoln School custodian Born in Germany July 8 1896 he came to the U S in 1906 He married Gladys F Fair Jan 11 1928 in Monroe Survivors include his widow three daughters and grandchildren Shriner Neushwander Funeral Home is handling arrangements
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Gottlob Krauss
15Th Ave
Monroe Manor
the Manor
St. Clare Hospital
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Monroe Laundry
The
Lincoln School
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Germany
George and
Katherina Hahn Krauss
America
Monroe Area
Gladys F. Fair
Firemen Extinguish Car Blaze Outside J. C. Penney
Firefighters were summoned around noon to battle a car fire in front of the J. C. Penney store near Monroe's square. The blaze involved a vehicle driven by Debra Miller of Freeport and was quickly put out.
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Carl Gilbert
Platteville
Juda
Linda
Gilbert
J. C. Penney
Monroe’s Square
Debra Miller
Freeport
Classified Ad Seeks Fast Deals via Local Dial 325-5101
A confident classified notice promises quick results for buyers and sellers. It urges readers to call 325-5101 to list or find rentals, sales, or services, highlighting daily demand for ads.
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