Welcome Neighbor Reopens Albany Road Link
Editorial notes the reopening of highway 59, called Albany road, as a winter boost to Green county transport. Albany and Monroe should gain closer business and social ties with a first class road link and a reloca tion project slated for completion next spring.
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Albany
Monroe
Green County
Hardy House Flies Defy DDT Still Bug Life Surprises
A national bug life bureau warns a new fly strain has emerged that resists DDT. The public once hoped sprays would end pest activity at home, on farms, and in businesses, but nature’s balance now demands continued swatting until another poison arises.
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National Bureau
Yellowstone wildlife refuge plan postponed in Lafayette County
The state conservation department delays final decision on the Yellowstone wildlife refuge project in Lafayette County. Petitions circulated locally and the commission will study the proposal before any commitment, noting a potential 700 acre artificial lake and possible economic benefits to the region.
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State Conservaton Department
Yellowstone Wildlife Refuge
Lafayette County
Individu
Farm Blaze Destroys Barn Cattle Shed and Granary
A large barn cattle shed and granary on Glenn Kraft’s Cedarville area farm were destroyed by fire early yesterday. Estimated loss $30,000. Ten Hereford steers and 46 chickens perished. Kraft saved 16 cows six horses and nine calves. Fire may have started from wiring. Cedarville fire department answered the alarm.
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Cedarville
Glenn Kraft
Kraft
G. D. Shoemaker
Edarville
Wilhelm Tell Festival Pictures To Be Shown In Milwaukee
Wisconsin museums centennial tour members who visited New Glarus for the Wilhelm Tell festival will meet in Milwaukee to review color slides of the trip. Four buses carried participants to New Glarus, the largest tour in the program.
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Wilhelm Tell Festival
Wisconsin Centennial Committee
Milwaukee
Ew Glarus
Wiscon
Bolender Elected Master of Smith Lodge in 1898
Years ago F. J. Bolender was elected master of Smith lodge on December 15 1898 at the annual meeting. Col E O Kimberley formerly of Monroe was appointed aide to Col Sexton commander of national GAR and had served two years earlier with Col Walker. Charles Jacobson bought out S L Gothompsons interest in the Albany opera house. Robert Zerkie Freeport cornet soloist was engaged to assist the local band in a concert program.
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F. J. Bolender
Smith Lodge
Col
E. O Kimberley
Monroe
Col. Sexton
National Gar
Col. Walker
Charles Jacobson
S. L. Gothompson
Albany Opera House
Robert Zerkie
Freeport Cornet
Santa and the Snow Wall
Danny endures a painful twisted leg while a Snow Man and Mrs. Claus seek a cure. Santa admits fault as Flournoy’s malice looms, but Mrs. Claus quickly offers warmth and care.
Snow Man and Fairy Wish to “Wish Pool” Adventure
In a magical Santa Land scene, the Snow Man warns removing his hat would end his life as a real snow figure. Santa, Mrs. Claus, and a beautified fairy named Nadeen meet hopeful brownies seeking beauty via the Wishing Pool, while Danny plans a bath to heal a broken leg.
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Danny
Santa
Snow Man
Nadeen
Mrs. Claus
Santa Land
Judge Rules Against Freezing City Taxes Milwaukee
A proposed Milwaukee ordinance to freeze real estate taxes is ruled against by a judge. The decision clears the path for continuing tax policy and preserves current assessment practices in Milwaukee.
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Milwaukee
Court strikes 1942 tax referendum as unconstitutional
Circuit Judge William F. Shaughnessy ruled the city cannot place a 1942 level tax measure on a referendum next April. He said the levy for all city purposes involves items of statewide concern and cannot be adjusted at the city level under the constitution. The remark closes with a sales line about Want ads.
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William F. Shaughnessy
Shaughnessy
Holiday gift guide highlights for girls and women 1940s style
Local stores showcase a wide array of gifts for teens and college-age women. Baker's Book Store sells yarn dolls and books, while The Style Shop and Etter's offer angora sweaters nylon gowns silk scarves luggage and linen goods. Gift ideas span robes purses hosiery house dresses and travel essentials with many aids for Christmas shoppers.
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Baker’s
Nebel
Lee’s
See’s
Becker’s
Becker’s Leader Store
Etter’s
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