Holstein sale features Carnation Inspiration offspring and farm items
The annual Holstein bull and heifer sale January 8 will include two daughters and two sons of Carnation Inspiration, the Green County bull owned by W. G. Timm, William Hoffman and John Ruff. A high bid of 340 dollars topped cows at Tom Smith’s Lena sale, while 27 Brown Swiss sold avg 300. Corn sold at 1.08 per 1000 bushels. 250 White Leghorn hens fetched 1.20 each. Snakey the English Shepherd, owned by Maurice Visger, found chained and severely frozen, but saving life credited to her ground contact. Twenty farm bureau women served over 500 at Turner hall for Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers association meeting.
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Carnation Inspiration
Green County
W. G. Timm
William Hoffman
John Ruff
Tom Smith
Lena
Snakey
Maurice Visger
Spring Grove
Mrs. Visger
Smokey
Associated Farm Bureau
Turner Hall
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association
Local News Rate Card and Service Hours Notice
The notice outlines subscription pricing for Wisconsin and Stephenson county at 7 dollars per year and outside regions at 8 dollars annually, with payment required in advance. It lists hours from 8:30 am to 5:30 pm and after hour contact options for after hour calls.
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Moores
Wisconsin
Stephensoncounty
Stephenson County
Marking Schools in Green County Could Boost Pride
Readers note a call for improved schoolhouse signage across Green County with legible markers at schools and approaches. The piece urges parents and pupils to erect markers, boost flag display, and encourage drivers to slow for safety while celebrating the American flag as a symbol of frontier citizenship.
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Green County
Wisconsin Cheese Makers Seek State Aid on Whey Waste
The Wisconsin Swiss and Limburg cheese producers association passed a resolution at a Saturday meeting urging state officials to support factories dealing with whey disposal. They favor moving toward saleable, dehydration based processes while maintaining sanitation standards to ensure a safe quality product amid possible downtrends in cheese income.
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Wisconsin
Swiss and Limburgser Cheese Producers Association
Wisconsin ends coaching saga with Stuhider resignation
After months of fuss over football and coaching talent, Wisconsin releases head coach Harry Stuhider. The university crowd pressure eases as officials seek a new leadership choice while urging students to focus more on academics amid nationwide football media glare.
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Harry Stuhidreternally
Stuhleher
Ohio
Michigan
West Int
Minnesota
Infant Prince Described as Golden Haired at Buckingham
London reports the first public description of Princess Elizabeth's four week old baby. Countess Granville, sister of Queen Elizabeth, described the prince as golden haired with a beautiful complexion during a Girl Guide conference. The christening is scheduled for Wednesday.
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London
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Countess Granville
Queen Elizabeth
Buckingham Palace
Anniversary notes and local civic milestones on Dec 13 1938
A roundup of community events and notable actions from 1938 including a 13 December anniversary, Lindbergh baby ransom reference, merchant openings, school taxation remarks, weddings, Kiwanis skating plans, Royal Neighbors and Pythian Sisters honors, and earlier decade items such as Co H praise, Christmas shopping hours, and military and social events.
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Helen Hare
Chester DeHaven
Kiwanis Club
Fairgrounds
Nellie M. Wells
Royal Neighbors Lodge
Edna Mackey
Pythian Sisters
Co. H
Department
Frank A. Shriner
Cooper
Washington
J. B. Treat
Seattle
Harry W. Treat
Hong Kong
Snow Man and Danny Create a Fir Tree Gift Tale
Danny and a Snow Man endure pain and hope as they seek a cure for his twisted leg. They rescue a perfect fir tree from the Valley of Wasoon and present it to a Wizard along with a pill said to heal. The Wizard reacts with awe and secrecy, warning that losing the pill is permanent. Tomorrow: They Lose the Pill.
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Danny
Snow Man
Wasoon
Mercey
Orever
My Valley
Careful Decorating to Prevent Holiday Fires Warns Chief
Fire Chief H. L. Sickinger urged Monroe residents to avoid inflammable decorations this Christmas. He advised nonflammable glass or metal decorations and fireproof artificial snow, keeping decorations high and away from smoking areas, avoiding candles, and clearing curtains from lights to prevent tragedies.
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H. L. Sickinger
Monroe
Sickinger
After 12 Years Family Gathers for Yuletide
Mr and Mrs Emil Schmerse plan a Christmas gathering with their children and grandchildren for the first time in 12 years. Sam Schmerse of Spencer Indiana and William Garnjobst of Spencer traveled to Juda to join Atlantic City bound delegates Mrs Garnjobst and Mr Schmerse for the national Farm Bureau convention. Janet twelve and Sandra ten will join their Juda grandparents after the convention for the holiday celebration.
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Emil Schmerse
Sam Schmerse
Spencer, In
William Garnjobst
Spencer
Atlantic City
N. Hat
Garnjobst
Schmerse
National Farm Bureau
Janet
Sandra
Seidel Named to Wisconsin Consumer Credit Board
Madison reports Harry E. Seidel of Merrill, secretary treasurer of the Wisconsin Automotive Trade association, was appointed to the state consumer credit review board by Gov. Rennebohm. He also reappointed Carl J. Becher of Appleton to the state board of a county.
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Madison
Harry E. Seidell
Merrill
Wisconsin Automotive Trade Association
State
Consumer Credit Review Board
Rennebohm
Carl J. Becher
Appleton
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It Is Here Pattern 9231 Shirtfrock for Many Sizes
It is announced a new dress pattern, Number 9231, with a flattering collar and pockets. The advertisement lists sizes from 32 to 50 and yardage for size 36, with a 25 cent pattern price and mailing address for Monroe Evening Times Pattern Dept. in New York.
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Monroe Evening Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th St
New York
N. Y
Hospital Group Backs Voluntary Health Plan
Trustees of the American Hospital Association unanimously approve a nationwide voluntary health insurance program. The plan, proposed by the Blue Cross commission, would establish the Blue Cross Health Service, Inc. to expand the current hospitalization service.
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Chicago
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American Hospital Association
AHA
Blue Cross Commission
Blue Cross
Blue Cross Health Service, Inc
Two Michigan Students Killed Near St. Thomas
Two University of Michigan students died in a Sunday night car crash near St. Thomas Ontario. Barbara Allyn Silverthorn 20 of Menominee Michigan and Edward Jack Fedor 20 of Homestead Park Pennsylvania were the victims.
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St. Thomas, Ont
University of Michigan
Barbara Allyn Silverthorn
Menominee, Mich
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Edward Jack Fedor
Homested Park
New Glarus Social Notes Recap of Visits and Events
Mrs Millard Tschudy and daughter Rebecca Theiler visited her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Theiler on Monday. Elmhurst area visitors include Mrs Wilbert Zweifel and Mrs Wallace Barlow from Monticello, Madison trips noted. Several calls and concerts referenced with families from Belleville Monroe Blanchardville and Madison. University of Wisconsin chorus event at Music Hall Madison cited.
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Rebecca Theiler
Madison
Arthur Theiler
Wilbert Zweifel
New Glarus
Wallace Barlow
Monticello
Fred Haldiman
Leo Francis
Appleton
Richard Elmer
Belleville
Lily
Bertha Ness
Horeb
Ray Meythaler
Margaret
Ruth Theiler
University of Wisconsin Chorus
Music Hall
the Meythalers
Barbara
Carl Freitag
Jacob Babler
Walter Zweifel
Everette Ingwell
Blanchardville
Herman Schindler
Monroe
Millard Tschudy
Kim
Melvin Jenson
Dean Gmar
Harold Ingwell
A. C. Nelson
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Decatur
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Roe Daily Journal
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Editorial
Prince
S. P. Veces
Arenes
Raymond J. Hasse
M. H.weiler
William V. Andorfer
Paul O. Austin
Hefty- Jones Clothing
Fred T. Odell
New Co
Sam Hoesly
Gottlieb Wittner
Lewis Dodge
Rudolph Schober
E. M. Thorpe
Winslow
Arnold Ruch
Alfred Lanz
John Erb
Switzerland
Emil Hohler
Brodhead
Lincoln
Neb
Santa and the
Lucan Wall
Marian Martin
Monroe Chamber of Commerce
Farnsworth
Capehart
Motorola
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Alvin F
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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Chiropractic Clinic
J. Gonstead
Poinsettias
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