Wisconsin dairy groups oppose imports and quotas
The Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association argues that rising cheese imports threaten dairy incomes and prices. Wisconsin accounts for large shares of American cheese and Swiss cheese production, with Green County a key region. The statement cautions that higher imports could lower price supports, divert milk from Cheddar to Swiss, and hurt farmers and cheese makers nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Wisconsin
Green County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Association
G. Fred Galli
U.S. Tariff Commission
U.S
Alli
Dairy farmers and Jeheesemen rally in trade push
A paraphrased call for defending domestic balance of trade emphasizes dairy farmers and Jeheesemen pushing for gains and resisting perceived US policy that harms them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Brooks Stock Company Camps For Week at Rufenacht
On August 20 1956 the Jack and Maude Brooks stock company begins a weeklong tent theatre engagement across from the Rufenacht station presenting varying plays each night including The Careless Stork Gossiping Neighbors and She Was In The Wrong Bed No battles occur as the GOP opens its session at the Cow Palace in San Francisco with Richard Nixon viewed as a likely presidential contender Frank Sacker 77 of McFarland a noted harness driver and former resident dies Mrs Bruce M Blum attends Christenson Choral School in Lake Forest Illinois
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack and Maude Brooks
Funeral Services Held For Mrs Marie Schenkel
Funeral services are held for Mrs Marie Schenkel of Freeport a long time Monroe resident. Rev and Mrs D Andrew Harvey return from a three week eastern trip with Harvey serving at the Universalist Church. Elaine Maurer begins duties as a registered nurse at St Clare hospital after Milwaukee training. Roy Woeffler of Monticello is elected vice president of the state Pharmaceutical Association at its Milwaukee meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Schenkel
Freeport
Monroe
D. Andrew Harvey
Harvey
The
Universalist Church
Elaine Maurer
St. Clare Hospital
Milwaukee
Roy Woeffler
Monticello
State Pharmaceutical Association
Trukenbrod Elected Grand Outer Guard At State K P Convention
W E Trukenbrod is elected to the post of grand outer guard at the State K P Convention held in Chippewa Falls. Joan Moldenhaurer, daughter of Mr and Mrs O B Moldenhaurer, suffers a badly bruised arm after getting caught in washing machine rollers. A ten year old boy is in critical condition after being struck by a train on a railroad bridge while returning from fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Trukenbrod
Grand Outer Guard
Chippewa Falls
Joan Moldenhaurer
O. B. Moldenhaurer
Fire Destroys Barn at Citizen's Bank Farm West of Monroe
On August 20 1926 a blaze wiped out a premier barn on the Citizen's Bank farm four miles west of Monroe along Highway 20 operated by John Haldiman. Sheriff Durst reports theft at the county fair including a 1925 Chevrolet Coupe owned by John Harlen of Belleville with disc wheels and balloon tires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizen's Bank
John Haldiman
Monroe
M. C. Durst
John Harlen
Belleville
Girl Without a Chance to Play at Turner Opera House
Fifty years ago a sensational show titled The Girl Without a Chance was set for one day only on Sunday August 27 at the Turner Opera House. Mrs Werner Blum Jr and family visit Freeport. Bast and Booths Orchestra to perform at Turner Hall Wednesday night. California sage and buckwheat honey advertised at Sunt barber shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner Opera House
Werner Blum Jr
Freeport
Bast
Turner Hall
Sunt
Milwaukee Road to run special train to Mineral Point Fair
60 Years Ago Today report notes Milwaukee Road will operate a special train to Mineral Point Fair on August 20 1916. W J Knight returns from Yellowstone Park trip. G B Lahr visits the city. W B Shafer offers special prices for cord wood and stove wood of all kinds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee Road
Mineral Point Fair
W. J. Knight
Yellowstone Park
G. B. Lahr
Judo
W. B. Shafer
Blanchardville Couple Hosts Anniversary Reception
Mrs Earl Barber hosts a reception in Madison at the Don Roth home honoring Mr and Mrs Joe Croake on their seventh wedding anniversary. Mrs Croake is sister of Henry and Martin Erickson with other local visits noted including Mrs Sam Meyer staying in Madison and trips by Verne Marshall and Larson families to Sun Prairie Janesville Brodhead areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Larson
H. J.rickson
Martin Erickson
Don Roth
Madison
Joe Croake
Croake
Henry
Sam Meyer
Dorothy Farmer
Russell Hanson
Verne A. Marshall Sr
Robert Davison
Sun Prairie
Matzkes
Matzke
Hawaii
Los Angeles
Floyd
Brodhead
Kenneth Hamilton
Fred Hahlen
Monroe
Fragmented Puzzle of Civilian Terms and Codes
A garbled OCR fragment lists varied items such as a flat surface, furnishes, weapons, measurements, and prefixes. The text mixes numbers with partial words like Rome and slope, lacking coherent context or a clear event. No identifiable persons or organizations emerge from readable content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horida City
Torogens Taster
Rome
Wisconsin Tours Invite Travel Through Heritage Towns
The Vacation and Travel Service of the Wisconsin Conservation Department offers a dozen circle tours starting in Madison Milwaukee Rockford the Twin Cities Duluth and Chicago. Distances range from 117 to 354 miles with Green County passes through New Glarus Mineral Point Monroe and other communities. Also noted are travelers S Sgt Ronald Mabie and the Matzke family sharing experiences from Hawaii Bermuda and other posts as local events and Market Days in Galena Illinois are promoted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Madison
Milwaukee
Rockford
Twin Cities
Duluth
Chicago
Green County
New Glarus
Mineral Point
Monroe
Ronald Mabie
Ellsworth Mabie
Albany
Germany
MATS
Mabie
Sugar River Parkway
Tommie
Terry
Georgia
Rhonda
Savannah
Sgt
Air Force
Hawaii
Bermuda
Browntown Weekend Visits and Local News
A parade of visits centers Browntown and nearby towns with many families from Chicago Minneapolis Madison and Argyle stopping to see relatives. Notable note: Dr De Forest C Jarvis 86 author of Folk Medicine and Arthritis and Folk Medicine dies Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barre, Vt
de Forest C. Jarvis
Schools Prepare for 1986 87 Term In New Glarus
About 775 students are expected to enroll for the 1986 87 term starting Friday Aug 26 with a half day. Regular classes begin Monday Aug 29. Supervising Principal K J Glewen announced staffing across grade school high school junior high and elementary levels with new art instruction added this year by Caroline Steva.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW Glarus
Times
K. J. Glewen
Russell Monroe
Darlenegel
Thomas Newman
Gene Taylor
Charles’ Bushnell
Penelope Runkel
Thomas Speckhard
Jane Geison
Norma Phillips
Dennis Carlson
Richard Wainwright
Phyliss Habeck
Violet Guldhaug
Rosemarie Klassy
Gertrude Hoesly
Frances Zimmerman
Facult
Neva Nelson
Ruth Olson
Verna Kristianson
Eunice Davis
Harveda~ Knobel
Mary Waltz
Gloria Jacobson
Marie " Pagel
Nona Walker
John Prien
Barbara Crapp
Kenneth Roth
Rose- Marie Klassy
Verla Babler
Ig New
Caroline Steva
Clarno 4-H Club Holds August Meeting Hay Ride
The Clarno 4-H club held an August meeting featuring a hay ride with tractors driven by Bob Schilt Nathan Hartwig and Lee Welz. Record books were submitted and refreshments were provided by Roy Wyss Bob Simler Arleigh Ausmus and Donald Moe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarno 4-H Club
Bob Schilt
Nathan Hartwig
Lee Welz
Roy Wyss
Bob Simler
Arleigh Ausmus
Donald Moe
Residents and visitors tour Albany area from across the country
Albany residents welcome family and friends visiting from Florida California and Arizona. The gatherings include Ray Malcock and family from Florida visiting brother Harry Haddinger, Sally Forbush and daughter Kim returning from California, Ida Smout visiting at Ray Smout’s home in Freeport, and Bernard Russ River Falls en route to Dixon Illinois. Charles Miller family from Phoenix Arizona visit Albany Monroe relatives with ties to Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Malcock
Florida
Harry
Sally Forbush
Kim
California
Ida Smout
Ray
Buddy) Smout
Freeport
Harry Haddinger
Naples
Fla
Green County
Ray Haddinger
Albany
Bernard Russ
River Falls
Dixon, Ill
Robert Ramsey
Russ
Winnie Stauffacher
South
Charles W. Miller
Phoenix
Ariz
Monroe
Kite Tale and Birthday Listings in a Small-Town Paper
The page lists birthday greetings for numerous children across named towns and streets, followed by a long prose piece about a kite’s journey. A narrative details a kite pulled by children, seeking freedom, then crashing into a tree, reflecting on yearning and limits.
Today in History Highlights From 1966 AP Feature
On this Aug 20 note events span 1930 television reception demo in New York City 1741 Alaska discovered by Vitas Bering 1898 U S fleet enters New York harbor 1914 Germans seize Brussels 1934 U S joins ILO 1940 Britain offers bases to U S in Hemisphere 196? Johnson Berlin visit 1965 West Berlin garrison boost 1966 Johnson pardon for T Lamar Caudle
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
New York City
Alaska
Vitas Bering
U. S
New York Harbor
Brussels
United States
International Labor Organization
Britain
Red China
Communist China
Eisenhower
State Department
U.S
The Little Kite Learns to Fly Free
A young boy rests in an evening scene as children lift him on a string into the air. He rises with delight, sees rooftops and trees below, and contrasts his small ascent with larger kites above. He resolves to fly bravely and be himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feas
Tyr
Earthquake Toll May Reach Over Two Thousand
Istanbul cabled reports saying the eastern Turkey quake may have killed 1500 people with fears of a toll approaching 2000 or more. Officials warned many more were injured as buildings collapsed and rescue efforts continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Turkey
Interior Ministry
Classified Ads Link Buyers and Sellers
Classified notices show buyers and sellers meeting through brief ads. The text urges using classifieds to attract renters buyers and sellers and to connect people quickly.
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Evening Times
Congress
Emery A. Odell
MEGEI
Editorial
By Robert Tschudy
Blanchardville
Earl Barber
Adtaker
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Helen
Jo Daviess County
Garena
Ill
Galena
Floyd Matzke
WKOW
Browntown
Mrs
Theda Mau
Paul Vincent
Ross Vincents
Ralph Heer
Minneapolis
B. E. Maddrell
Charles Langford
Clinton
Ernest Foulker
Cora Bock
Vernie Werren H
Charles Bohren
Jerry Schmoldt
Marie Chapman
Ann Chapman
Orangeville
Ann VanMatre
Arthur Decker
Lee
VanMatre
Igalts
Gerald Sylvius
Times Children's Club
Curtis James Wang
Denise Kathryn Flannery
Argyle
Cathleen Day Zimmerman
Barbara Jean Brooks
Dennis ‘Lee Larson
Woodford
Tamara Jo Kiel
Gary Alan Sehmoldt
Jay Jeffrey Erickson
Joy Wilde
Mary Ann Coplien
13Th St
Craig’ Allen Gilbertson
Rural
Randy Jenny
Belmont
Lauri Sue Leuzinger
Diane Lynn Stauffacher
20Th Ave
Dale Robert Pitz
12Th Ave
Michael Irving Koch
Betty Lou Wire
Julie Ann Toeike
Davis
Steven John Isely
Richard Lee Harder
10Th St
Tammy Jo Neuenschwander
Carolyn Ann Falk
Marcia Kay Spring
Ronald Argene Zettle
Rex William Friedrichs
Lois Jane Hanson
Linda Jean Fryer
Winslow
Til
Gregory Louis Becker
Juda
Michael Keith Elmer
Janis Lee’ Prien
Laura’ Elsbeth Bowen
Belinda Eileen Zettle
Kirk ‘Alan’ Webber
New ‘Glarus
Mary Ellen McKnight
South Wayne
Henry Prien Jr
Cheryl Ann Aebly
Philomene Ann Klassy
Sandra Kay Keen
Don Woodman
Sth
Allen Chesebro Trust, Commercial and Savings Bank
Evening Times Club
Street
RFC
Ile
Vening Times
Monroe “Times
Mon-roe
Ecco
Twilight
Duane
William Stuckey
Monroe Junior High
Wainwright Promacy
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