Cheese makers plan expansion as Wisconsin plants add capacity
Field man Fred Galli and family near Rice Lake expect to move into a new five room home at 804 27th Avenue before Christmas. At peak, nearly 100 workers will be employed at Wisconsin Cheese Co. in New Glarus to pack Christmas gift boxes. Other facilities remodels include Kraus cheese factory north of Junction house and Flint Winger plant near Argyle. Dozens of workers move between Meadow Brook Fayette and Gunderson Argyle facilities as production rooms and storage space expand.
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Helen FE. Stear
Fred Galli
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Rice Lake
27Th Avenue
Galli
Swisconsin Cheese Co
New Glarus
Kraus Cheese Factory
Junction House
Arthur Beer
Clifford Stark
Maple Leaf
Highway 59
Albany
Stark
Norma
Kenneth
Meadow Brook
Fayette
Lafayette County
Eric Siegenthaler
Gunderson
Argyle
Legion Builds Ice Skating Rink at Monticello Pond
Amstutz M art y American Legion post constructs an ice rink on the north end of the pond in Monticello. The pond is drained for winter to prevent high water as the dam cannot be pulled. Sand bags arrive and the area will be flooded when temperatures permit.
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Montcello
Amstutz-Marty American Legion Post
Oldest Aquarium Eel Putte Near Death in Swedish Museum
An 88 year old eel in Hal Sweden museum claimed to be the oldest aquarium fish. Putte was caught in 1863 by two boys outside Stockholm and has outlived its captors. A tumor appeared about a year ago and experts cannot help it.
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Stockholm
Halsingborg
Sweden
Putte
Ducky
Pueppchen
Gay dainty apron pattern 9492 for holiday gifts
Simple sewing pattern 9492 offers three main parts and nonslip straps for a small to large range. The Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept advertises sizes 14 to 42 with 2% yards of 35 inch fabric for small, illustrated step by step guidance and a 25 cent pattern order request to New York.
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Monroe Evening Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Pineapples Draw Nourishment From Air, Study Finds
Researchers report pineapples absorb substantial nutrients from the atmosphere during growth, suggesting a unique aerial feeding mechanism that contributes to fruit development and flavor.
Former Resident Monoxide Victim Charles E Sharpe
Charles E Sharpe 66 died Sunday in Janesville from accidental monoxide poisoning after using a gas burner in a small unventilated room to dry gladioli bulbs. He was born April 7 1882 in Waldo Wisconsin and had lived in Monroe and Janesville. He leaves Martha Miller Sharpe a son Robert G Beloit a daughter Mrs Carl Hauser Janesville two grandchildren a brother William a sister Mrs Carl Lemkuis both of Waldo and half brother Harry Sharpe Madison. Funeral services were to be held today in Janesville.
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Charles E. Sharpe
Janesville
Monroe
Sharpe
E. J. Overton
Moose
Janesville Gazette
Waldo
Wis
Martha Miller
Juda
Robert G
Beloit
Carl Hauser
William
Carl Lemkuis
Harry Sharpe
Madison
Car Driver Kills Father of Nine in Dane County
A 15 year old drove a car that struck and killed Oscar Tju gum 5 route 2 Sun Parkie near his farm home last night. Dane county coroner Dr. David Atwood will decide if an inquest is needed. The youth rushed home and told his mother before going to the scene. Tjugum is father to nine children.
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Madison
Oscar Tjugum
Route 2
Sun Parkie
David Atwood
Dane County
Tjugum
Ward directors approve extra dividend and regular allotment
Chicago firm Montgomery Ward and Co. announces an extra dividend of 1.00 a share plus a regular 0.50 quarterly payment on common stock. Payments are due Jan. 15 to shareholders of record Dec. 16. Also note Eskimos use skin boats and food tricks during famine.
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United States
Leonard Disch
Gottlieb Oberholzer
Monticello’s Legion
Poff's Cycle Shop
Marian Martin
Sonotones
Sonotone
T. E. Thoresen
Sonotone of
Eugene Hotel
Tito Guitar
The
Chocolate Shop Candyland
Chenille
Angora
Frigidaire
Dixie Shop
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