You Can Buy Laughter Now In Spray Cans
A Madison report claims nitrous oxide from whipped cream cans could be misused as a legal high. Experts note the gas can cause dizziness and altered senses, but requires high concentration and prolonged exposure to harm. The piece playfully questions the motives of hippies and ends with a banana split joke.
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Bruce Schultz
Associated Press
Madison
Capital
Aeies
John C. McAleavy
Joseph Priestley
McAleavy
Boston Hospital
McAleary
Farmers To Attend Credit Bank Building Dedication
Several area farmers and farm business men are invited to the August 24 26 dedication ceremonies for the New Farm Credit Bank Building in St. Paul Minnesota. Delegates include Mr and Mrs George House Monroe Mr and Mrs Lawrence Salesman Argyle and Mr and Mrs Ambrose Wenger Blanchardville Representing the Federal Land Bank from Green County are Mr and Mrs John Auestad Argyle and Mr and Mrs William Leopold Monroe Over 3000 farmers and agri business leaders will attend with major addresses by Governor R B Tootell and Lt Gov James B Goetz
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Farm Credit Bank
St. Paul
Minnesota
George House
Monroe
Lawrence Salesman
Argyle
Ambrose Wenger
Blanchardville
Federal Land Bank
Green County
John Auestad
William Leopold
R. B. Tootell
The
Farm Credit System
James B. Goetz
Modern Motherhood: Bottle Feeding vs Cigarette Ash
Daily Doggerel recounts a modern motherhood theme with Clair R. Munns noting many babies are bottle fed and praising the contrarian view of old-fashioned feeding, warning cigarette ash could harm infants.
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Clair R. Munns
Tell Outdoor Art Fair scheduled in New Glarus park
The sixth annual Tell Outdoor Art Fair will run from 10 am to 7 pm Sunday Sept 3 in New Glarus village park. About 200 artists participate with thousands of observers. entry is 3 dollars with no commission or refunds. The weekend also features the Wilhelm Tell drama with English and German performances and an anniversary parade.
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Josephine Graser
Kenosha
New Glarus
Green County
Schiller
William Bischof
Wis
Tell
Glarus
William W. Krueger Dies at 71 in Albany
William W. Krueger 71 died suddenly at 1 10 pm Tuesday across the street from his Albany home. Deputy Coroner T J Burgy Jr ruled a heart attack, noting a prior heart condition and rescue efforts by the Albany fire department. He was born January 18 1896 in Mt Pleasant Township and married February 15 1922 to Nettie Anderson. He farmed, did carpentry, and worked for Dovon and Rayne Co. He is survived by his son Eugene Albany two sisters and a grandson. Services Friday August 25 at Sharer Funeral Home with R A Nowland officiating. Burial Highland Cemetery Monticello.
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Albany
William W. Krueger
T. J. Burgy Jr
Monroe
Krueger
Albany Fire Department
Mt. Pleasant Township
William
Augusta Gehler Krueger
Nettie Anderson
Dovon and Rayne Co
Albany Lutheran Church
Eugene
Mabel Rhyner
Nellie Zweifel
Monticello
Dennis Krueger
Frank
Henry
Mary Stanton
Emma Holliday
Sharer Funeral Home
R. A. Nowland
Orfordville
Calm Returns To New Haven After Racial Disorder
Calm was restored in New Haven Connecticut on Tuesday night following three nights of racial unrest. Authorities reported no further incidents and urged residents to remain peaceful while investigations continued.
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New Haven
Conn
Kiwanians To Hear Of Cheese Day Plans
Robert Bussen and Archie Myers co chairmen and William Lanz parade chairman will speak at Monroe Kiwanis Thursday noon Aug 24 about Cheese Day plans for Sept 16 and 17. Raymond Kubly Jr. to provide attendance prize with invocation by Howard McCoy. Monroe Kiwanis to be represented at the Wisconsin Upper Michigan District convention in Oshkosh Aug 25 to 27.
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Robert Bussen
Archie Myers
William Lanz
Monroe Kiwanis Club
Raymond Kubly Jr
Howard McCoy
Wisconsin - Upper Michigan
Oshkosh
Monroe Club
Priest Victim in Wisconsin Crash Killed Returning from Mass
Rev. Victor J. Falkenstein 41 assistant pastor of St. Rose Catholic Church Cuba City died when his eastbound car lost control in rain and was struck broadside by a second vehicle two miles east of Dickeyville Grant County. Four Cuba City women injured two in serious condition.
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Victor J. Falkenstein
St. Rose Catholic Church
Cuba City
Dickeyville
Grant County
Father Falkenstein
Guerdon McCrea
Falkenstein
St. William’s Parish
Janesville
St. James Catholic Church
Madison
Boscobel
Verona
Immaculate Conception
Blanchardville
Erb Estate Grants Help for Students and Brown Bond News
The Erb estate funds a student grant program while H. Rap Brown gains freedom after bond reduction to 15000 in New York. A crowded Foley Square hearing follows as Brown criticizes government. Brown faces New Orleans weapon charges and Maryland rioting allegations.
Monroe School Board Funds 5000 Bequest for Elementary Teacher Scholarships
Miss Gertrude Erb left 5000 dollars for Monroe High School graduates to pursue higher education as elementary teachers. Two 500 dollar scholarships will be awarded annually, with the board considering naming the new school in her honor. Other agenda items covered bids for milk fuel oil and coal, building bills, and progress on the new school set for a November opening.
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Dina Speich
Monroe
Gertrude Erb
Monroe Board of Education
Erb
Rodney O. Kittelsen
John A. Schindler
E. O. Evans
Trumpy
Farm Bureau
Hiawatha
Crandall
Germann Fuel
Fullerton
University of Wisconsin
Walter Babula
Allan F. Barnard
Lincoln Playground
Harry Hayter
Monroe Construction Co
Twining Park
Derwin Huenink
Judith Sugarman
Oak Park
Georganne Turn
Albany Public Schools Set To Open Aug 28 With Full Day
Albany public schools announce a Monday start on August 28 with a full day schedule and in service workshops for teachers August 23 to 25. Classes will run 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The hot lunch program begins with the opening, led by Mrs. Herman Durtschi. Charles E. Hallmark becomes Grade School Principal, and Robert J. Hartman is the new supervising principal. New and returning high and grade school teachers are listed along with Title I and special education leadership commitments.
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Albany
Herman Durtschi
Harry Thurman
Charles E. Hallmark
Orfordville
Brooklyn High School
Green County Teachers College
Whitewater State University
University of Iowa
Iowa City
Shirland
Ill
Robert J. Hartman
Clinton
Ralph Breckenridge
Sugar River Parkway
N. John Borgen
Hilda Masud
Joan Mills
Karen Osborne
Leonard Krapp
Hilda Heffernan
Kathy Marty
Robert Z
Donna Ludwig
Lorraine Gibbons
Katherine Arndt
Leon Kanable
Russell Quinn
Marjory Wendler
Alice Zimmerli
Reading
Tom Rust
Herd of Holsteins Sets Record for Twin Calves Near Orangeville
A Merl Pressler Holstein herd west of Orangeville recorded multiple twin births totaling 11 twin sets over four years. Sunday night twins were born to a cow with a prior twin, and Tuesday morning a second cow produced twins. The 19 calves on the pasture include ongoing expectancies as more cows are due.
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Orangeville
Merl Pressler
Pressler
Hoboes Elect King Amid Rain at 67th Convention
In Britts Iowa only nine hoboes attended the rain drenched 67th annual Hobo Convention. After five votes the Hardrock Kid John Mislen from New Jersey won the crowning as hoboes king, reclaiming the title from last year’s holder Richard Wilson of Pennsylvania who had briefly taken the crown.
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Britt
Iowa
Hardrock Kid
Kid
John Mislen
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Richard Wilson
Bloodmobile to Visit Monticello Friday
The Red Cross Bloodmobile will be in Monticello on Friday August 25 from 1 to 4 p.m. at Fellowship Hall Zwingli United Church of Christ. The Monticello quota is 50 pints with Harold Schulz as general chairman. The canteen will be run by the Zwingli Aid Society.
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Monticello
Red Cross
Fellowship Hall
Zwingli United Church of Christ
Harold Schulz
Zwingli Aid Society
Braves Deny Dark as Next Braves Manager
Atlanta president rejected reports that Alvin Dark would become the next manager of the Braves. No deal has been confirmed and officials say talks are not underway.
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Atlanta, Ga
Atlanta Braves
Alvin Dark
Atlanta
Emperor of Dairyland Tops World Food Exposition Dairy Exhibit
World Food Exposition in Madison features Oak Ridges Reflection Emperor the Holstein as premier attraction. The cow, purchased from Canada and escorted by a Royal Canadian Mountie, is christened by Miss Wisconsin Candace Hint and toasted by Gov. Knowles. Emperor’s sire ABC Reflection Sovereign and dam Glenafton Nettie Bonheur Maud boast record milk yields and butterfat, with the dam selling for $42,000 in May 1966.
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Dairyland
Memorial Coliseum
Wisconsin
Candace Gail Hint
Milwaukee
Green County
Monroe
Madison
Oak Ridges
American Breeders Service
Canada
Warren P. Knowles
Loraine
Emperor
ABC Reflection
Sovereign
Glenafton Nettie Bonheur Maud
Mink ranchers face $20 million loss from imports
Lt. Gov. Jack Olson said Oshkosh Wisconsin mink ranchers will lose an estimated $20 million in sales this year due to imported products.
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Wisconsin
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William Krueger
Priest
McCrea
Evelyn Byrne
Cuba City Medical Center
Jack Weber
Thomas Dent
Erb Estate
H. Rap Brown
New York
U.S
Thomas F. Murphy
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Federal House of Detention
Foley Square
America
Brown
Lyndon Johnson
Lady Bird
Johnson
Murphy
New Orleans
Maryland
Cambridge
Theodore Falkenstein
Cross Plains
Elmer Buttchen
Neil Norton
Brooklyn
Paul
St. Francis Xavier Catholic Church
Cletus F. O’donnell
Madison Catholic
Knights of Columbus
Gruber
Public Schools
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