Yellowstone Lake Netting Permitted in Wisconsin County
The permit allows a 3 foot dip net to harvest all fish species at Yellowstone Lake from 7 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. before a chemical rehabilitation after Labor Day. Reports note good fishing across Wisconsin counties with bass catfish walleye and trout action on Lake Michigan streams and rivers. Local wardens report varying conditions with water levels normal or clearing and panfish, walleyes, bass, and trout appearing in multiple waters.
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Yellowstone Lake
Lafayette County
Yellowstone
Wisconsin
Department of Natural Resources
Lake Michigan
Kewaunee
Ozaukee
Marengo
Bayfield County
Taylor County
Embarass
Shawano County
Sugar
Pecatonica
Platte
Grant
Lake
Geneva
Walworth
Green County
Washburn
Upper
Sugar River
Beckman Lake
Thorpe
Pedonica River
Rock County
Amundson
Rock River
Dane County
Tomczyk
Wisconsin River
Walworth County
Plenke
Lauderdale
Turtle Lakes
Grant County
Warden Valley
Kwallek
Mississippi River
Grant Rivers
Iowa County
Larry Keith
Twin Valley Lake
Cox Hollow Lake
Ladder Lake
Jefferson County
Reichenbach
Rock Lake
Racine Boys of 76 to Perform at Alpine Field Saturday
The Boys of 76 of Racine will compete in the Alpine Drum and Bugle Championship at 7 p.m. on T. R. Holyoke Athletic Field and demonstrate at 2 p.m. on the Square. Tickets at Cheese Day committee, Monroe stores, or gate for 1.50 adults and 0.75 for under 12. The corps, founded 1914, revived 1919, joined American Legion Post 76 in 1920, oldest organized Legion corps with 60 members, travels about 8 000 miles yearly and holds 41 Wisconsin State Legion titles. Directors and leaders are listed. New red, white and blue uniforms patterned after Washington era.
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Monroe Country Club
Ken Smith
Jim Hendrickson
Bob Smith
Charlie Mathias
Ned Walker
Frank Mulligan
Perry Power
G. Tullet
John Wagner
J. Wagner
Chet Becker
Deb Share
Jim Walsh
Clarence Franklin
Lee Nipple
Bernard Lee
Dick Newcomer
Ed Schmitz
Bob Buehler
Robert Brauchli
Ed McArdle
Bill Guyre
Forest Kubly
Jim Dixon
Merle Monahan
Tom Sampson
Mark Winzenried
Ruf
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Baumgartner
Monroe Evening Times
WEKZ
Chamber Office
Mark
California
Western Union
Baker’s Book Store
Monroe
Madison Edgewood
Whitewater
Holyoke Field
Gil Jelinek
John Brodie
Tony Daren
Bill Hubbard
Bob Birkholz
Brodie
Hubbard
LaCrosse State University
Daren
Superior State
Birkholz
Milton College
Jelinek
Chicago
Janesville
Caren
Hurley
Onalaska
Racine
T. R. Holyoke
National Department of the American Legion
Legion Corps
Wisconsin State Legion
Washington
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Detroit
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Boston
Cleveland
Oakland
New York
Minnesota
New Glarus
Brooklyn
Benton
Iowa County Fair
Mineral Point
Walworth County Fair
Elkhorn
Winnebago County
Ing
Dr. G. Tullet
George Vitense
Madison
Golfland
Jim Forbes
Bill Dorman
John Mack
Art Furman
Beloit
Jack Robilette
Rod Winn
Milwaukee
Jon Tanulis
Orv Stewart
Bristol Oaks
Robert Zimmerman
Butch Kruegers
Len Gallett
Black Hawk Warriors
Barneveld
Green Bay Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Milwaukee County Stadium
South Wayne
Jerry Schliem
Madison Mustang
Dick Witt
Mustangs
Lake County Rifles
Waukegan
George Bull
Rockford Rams
Brodhead
Monroe High School
Edgewood
Douglas
Wyo
Gary L. McMullen Jr
Brush
Colo
Basball
U.S
Stan Bran
Green Bay
Pittsburgh
Cubs
Astros
White Sox
Twins
Wisconsin Conservation
St Louis
NBC
Animal Trackers
Orioles
AFL
Cincinnati
San Diego
Sandy Koufax
Dallas
Fishing
Robert G. Schmid
Robert L. Schmid
Blanchardville
Schmid
Times
Badgerland D & B
Atlanta
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Racine Boys
American Legion Post 76
The
Boys of ’76
American Legion
Racine Corps
Paris
France
Frrll
Jerry Harris
Robert Lonergan
Carl Last
Jack Sweetman
Corp
Marvin Bohlman
BY Bob Hardell
Wisconsin Power and Light Customers
Browntown Area
B. E. Maddrell
Browntown
Commercial and Savings Branch Bank
Bank of South Wayne
Bob Hahlen
Republican
Awe A
W. J. Kubly
Cote
Monroe, Wis
Cen
PCA
I.T
Production Credit Association OF Monroe
William I. Henquinet
Branch
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