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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1946
Page
2
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The article claims Porter denounces dairy controls and warns milk and meat prices may rise unless feed costs stay low. It cites Department of Agriculture moves to reestablish meat ceilings by June 30 and notes OPA subsidy parity with milk prices. Feeds lifting ceilings could hurt beef and pork profitability and grain supplies look ample this year.
A newspaper blurb argues mental work requires more sleep than physical labor and that sleep quality matters more than quantity. It cites Twain writing in bed and a test on mentally gifted children, linking rest to alertness and energy for a busy two extra long mornings holiday.
A Philadelphia widow famed for teaching guides the crown prince of Japan in peaceful strategies through American lore. Her star pupil, the 12 year old heir to the mikado, will study George Washington and Henry, with early lessons in Longfellow and war's aftermath as portrayed in Americana family life.
Charie endures a tense dinner with Trent's neighbors Mrs Nolan Brisco and ailing Mrs Riggs as she hides a headache and mounting resentment. Trent acts kindly guiding Charie through the evening while Flo and Doug's past linger, hinting at a possible new escape plan.
Flo recalls past loves and tangled loyalties in a present strained by marriage. She confesses she married Doug to forget Dan, yet memories of Dan haunt her as she contemplates a life and lies that could unravel everything. The chapter ends with her resolve to face Cole and Alicia at a cocktail party.
Mrs Henry Pauli and Mrs William McFadden with Roy visit Madison while other couples attend Chicago game. Terrance Freitag and family spend Tuesday in Madison. The Kundert Hoesly group from Monticello drive to California to visit relatives. Fern Oberg, 21, Georgetown teacher, ordered by Fargo court to teach traffic at police school for two weeks after pleading guilty to speeding.
The formation of a Hindu led provisional government in British India marks a pivotal step toward independence for a large population. Tensions with the Moslem League threaten full participation as Mahomed Ali Jinnah demands equal cabinet representation.
In the wake of the Calcutta riots causing over 2000 deaths, leaders weigh Moslem participation to restore peace. The situation remains grave with risk of further disorder yet to pass.
A compiled column notes stories from August 29, 1936 and 1921 including Dr. W B Gnagi Jr winning a surgical fellowship, Miss Rosella Flanagan wed to Malcolm Muenich, Swiss war-fear accounts from Ed Huber family trip, and a seven year old Mary Catherine Share breaking an elbow. Also 1921 items include Otto Klingbeil injured by falling timber, 11 year old Frederick Barlow ill, Ernest Zumbrunnen and Hilda Miller wed, Mrs. Fred Wallbaum celebrated birthday, and the Co M and St Paul railroad lamenting Mineral Point line improvements amid auto competition.
Wisconsin ram truck arrives at Monroe fairgrounds Friday September 13 to help Green county sheep breeders. The University of Wisconsin sponsored vehicle will accept quality stock sires on consignment for later sale and offer sires from elsewhere in the state to local farmers. In its 11 year run the truck has handled thousands of rams, with as many as 500 in a single year. It does not buy but acts as a marketing agent for sheepmen. This year the truck will tour 36 counties over five weeks.
Local Orangeville news includes social visits among families from Freeport Rockford and Twin Grove. Milwaukee and Warren area fairs are reported with attendees. Orangeville grade school opens Tuesday and enrollment reaches 133 with staff listed. W C T U notes a new member and refreshments.
Doan's Pills are advertised as a stimulant diuretic to relieve nagging backache and energy loss from possible kidney trouble. The ad claims kidneys remove acids and waste, flush out poisons, and aid passage of urine, with relief after use.
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