Three Bedroom Home With Garage On Land Contract
Vintage classified ad outlines several homes for sale or rent including a newer three bedroom with an attached garage near a high school, a two bedroom with garage near East school, a two story three bedroom near the square, and an older two story under $6,000. Financing via land contracts advertised with local realty contacts.
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East School
Square
Jan Pe Pought
Livingston Insurance and Realty Dial
Haven Agency
Monroe Holebidg
Monroe Land Company
Arthur F. Roethe
Keastor
Casius Wooale
Dial
Probate order fixes claim period and heirship hearing
In Wisconsin Green County the court limits creditors claims against the estate of Fred Wuthrich deceased. The order sets February 27 1967 as the deadline for filing claims and February 28 1987 for proof of heirship examination, issued November 22 1966 by County Judge Roger L. Eier.
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State OF Wisconsin Green
Fred Wuthrich
Ciarno
Green Cowty
Isconsin
Roger L. Eimer
Reger, Johnson and Callahan
Monroe
Wisconsin
ACP Application Now Closed in Green County
Chairman James E. Ula announced that Agricultural Conservation Program applications are closed as of December 1. Earlier submissions will be approved. late ones are funded only to the extent of remaining money. No new applications are being accepted.
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James E. Ula
Green County
ASC Committee
ASCS
Aics
Griswold Takes Post in the East
T. J. Griswold of Livingston, a leading Wisconsin beef cattle figure, accepts a management post at Black Watch farms in West Virginia overseeing 1,000 to 2,000 Angus cows. His son Joe, Oklahoma State graduate and secretary of the Oklahoma Angus Association, will return to run the Griswold farm. Griswold plans to move in about two weeks. he previously ran for Wisconsin Secretary of State in 1964 and for the state senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Griswold
Livingston
Wisconsin
Black Watch Farms
West Virginia
Tte
Black Watch
Mountain
Uriswold
Breed Association
Joe
Oklahoma State
Oklahoma Angus Association
Griswold
Senate
Cattle dealer Nathan Shlimovitz dies at 72 in Sparta
Nathan Shlimovitz 72 a renowned cattle dealer from Sparta died Friday in a LaCrosse hospital. Funeral held today in Milwaukee. He came from Russia in 1904. Survived by wife Janet a son Jack of Milwaukee a daughter Mrs Byron Melcher of Dallas five brothers Ben Arthur Ezra Harold Myron a sister Mrs Min Vogel and five grandchildren.
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Nathan _ Shlimovitz
Sparta
LaCrosse
Milwaukee
Russia
Janet
Jack
Byron Melcher
Dallas
Texas
Ben
Arthur
Ezra
Chicago
Harold
Myron
Min Vogel
Janesville
Hoesly attends 4-H Dairy Conference in Chicago
Tom Hoesly age 17 of New Glarus returns from the 12th annual 4-H Dairy Conference held in Chicago December 1 to 3. Delegates toured the International Dairy Show and seminars on dairy careers while meeting Mary land 4-Her Carol Ann Armacost. The Wisconsin group included 22 delegates and was sponsored by the Holstein-Friesian Association of Wisconsin.
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Tom Hoesly
New Glarus
Chicago
Carol Ann Armacost
Maryland
Tom
Sheldon Hoesly
David Dickson
Wisconsin
Co-operative Extension Service
Oliver Corporation
Hoesig
Holstein-Friesian Association of Wisconsin
Abby Answers Readers on Marriage and Etiquette
Dear Abby counsels on interfaith marriage parental conflict and wedding expectations. Practical readers share humor and concerns about gifts and social invitations. Abby suggests respect for differing lifestyles and sets boundaries for teacher student dinners.
TV Highlights Nightly Schedule Snapshot
A dense listing of 6:30 to 9:30 pm programs across channels. Highlights include Gilligan's Island and the Monkees at 6:30, followed by numerous dramas comedies and films such as The Fugitive and The Awaken ing with noted stars and guest appearances.
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Daktari
Godfrey Cambridge
Lloyd Bochner
Red Skelton
Allen Funt
Abbe Lane
Red
Greta
Peter
Old Fooler
Badger
Agen
Toko-Ri
William Holden
Grace Kelly
Pruitts
Phyllis
Pacific
Kimble
NET
Victoria Regina
Today in History Highlights 1966
On December 5 1966 notable events include the 1955 merger of the American Federation of Labor and the Congress of Industrial Organizations, Martin Van Buren’s birth in 1782, Polk announcing California gold in 1848, the repeal of Prohibition in 1933, a 1942 halt on drafts of older men, MacArthur’s 1944 Leyte report, and a Clinton Tennessee arrest case ten years prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Federation of Labor
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Federation of Labor
Free World
Martin van Buren
Kinderhook
James Polk
California
United States
White House
Douglas MacArthur
Ormoc Gulf
Leyte
Pacific
Clinton
Tenn
Courts Enforce Integration Order at Clinton High
A federal court injunction strictly prohibits interference with Clinton High School’s integration. The case cites ongoing clashes tied to desegregation efforts at Tennessee’s first public desegregated school, highlighting civil rights enforcement in the district.
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Clinton High School
Tennessee
Teachers End Chicago Junior College Strike Return
Striking faculty at eight Chicago junior colleges vote to return to work after the school board pledges union recognition. The decision follows union pressure and ongoing contract negotiations.
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Chicago
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Pooner
16Th Avenue
First National Bank Trust Department
Green County Realty
Haren Agency
Monroe Hotel
Legals
Shlimovitz
Hoesly
The
State Industrial Commission
Qean Abby
Abby
Sherman Oaks
Madisonville
Monroe Evening Times
Los Angeles
Cal
Gilligan’s Island
Monkees
Peter Tork
Iron Horse
Eldorado
Buddy
Devere
Jeannie
Caruso
Tony
Lucy
Roger Miller
Chris George
Andy Griffith
Ronny Howard
Aunt Bee
NET Journal
Jody
Bill
Natalie Wood
Peyton Place
Rachel
Chandler
Allison
Jean
Big Valley
Victoria
Jarrod
Heath
Anna Magnani
Steve Allen
Is Green
Betty Davis
Dick Powell
Rawhide
Eric Flemming
Trail West
Associated Press
United Nations
Katanga
Elisabethville
Charles de Gaulle
Art Sansom
Porthy Grace
BY Howie Schneider
Captain
BY Leslie Turner
Owen
Pacific North West
Seattle
WIRED
Hanna-Barbera
Freckles
Bazooto
Diana
BY Merrill Blosser
Sonny
MW Y
Ooola
Ogmawambo
V. T. Hamlin
Priscilla
BY Alva Vermeer
Winthrop
BY Dick Cavalli
Hinsdale
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