Pigs and Pigs in the House Stir Juda Farm Family
A Mason Marchant family in Juda hosts seven sows farrowing 75 piglets amid a chilly day. The photographer and reporter document chaotic but playful scenes as pigs are placed on couches and chairs. The piece notes the family’s good humor and mentions a forthcoming suit notice.
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Farrow
Topett
Mason Marchant
Juda
Kevin
Marchant Farm
Winona
Marchant
Dexter
Marchants
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns Works Both Ways
Slippery highways need much sand. A driver is safer when roads are dry. But then again on the other hand the road is safer when the driver's dry.
Governor Predicts A Republican Victory In 1968
Gov Warren P Knowles told young Republicans in the Minneapolis Saint Paul area that the Republican party will win at the courthouse in the state house and in the White House in 1968. He said the GOP has broadened its base and gained growing public support.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Republican Party
Court House
State House
White House
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Minneapolis - St. Paul
Spring Serenade at Junior High March 14
The Junior Band and Cadet Band present an instrumental program in the Junior High School auditorium Tuesday March 14 at 7 30 p m The Junior Band includes 6th graders from public schools and 6th 7th 8th graders from St Victor's with Vance Nelson directing The Cadet Band consists of 7th and 8th graders led by Allan F Barnard Admission is free with a goodwill offering for U S O to support service members.
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Vance Nelson
St. Victor’s
Allan F. Barnard
U.S.O
Toastmasters Set Meeting Tuesday in Monroe
Monroe Toastmasters Club announces a breakfast gathering at 7 a.m. Tuesday February 7 in the American Legion Hall Eugene Hotel Building. The club, formed recently, meets first and third Tuesdays. Rolland Karlen invites interested residents to attend.
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Monroe Toastmasters Club
American Legion Hall
Eugene
Rolland Karlen
Wisconsin lawmakers map four constitutional amendments for April ballot
Legislative leaders plan to push four proposals on parochial school bus service, debt limit, annual sessions, and multiple referenda to the April 4 election. The measures passed the Assembly and await Senate action, with broad support and debates on timing and impact.
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Madison
Bronson C. la Follette
Wisconsin
Assembly
Senate
la Follette
Building Corporation
Siren Testing Slated For Today In Monroe
Monroe residents were reminded that the tornado alert signal will be tested at 6 15 p m. Civil Defense director Ted Weiss announced a final changeover reducing the fire signal duration to 142 minutes and that this will be tested at noon to ensure the main siren and two auxiliary units function properly.
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Monroe
Ted Weiss
Monroe Civil Defense
Explosions Dampen U S Ammunition Dump Near Saigon
Large sections of a major U S Army ammunition dump near Saigon suffered heavy damage after a day of explosions and fire suspected to be caused by Viet Cong saboteurs. Local officials reported widespread destruction and fear of further blasts.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Wisconsin voters back fixed Monday holidays plan
Wisconsin citizens favor a Monday holiday plan by nearly four to one, said Kenneth W. Haagensen of the Wisconsin State Chamber of Commerce. The plan would shift holidays to fixed Mondays to create three day weekends without adding holidays.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Kenneth W. Haagensen
Wisconsin State Chamber of Commece
Haagensen
Zion
Ill
Newcastle
Wyoming
Kenosha
Chambers of Commerce
West Allis Chamber of Commerce
West Allis Chamber
Washington
Charles A. Schindler 78 Dies in Edgerton Memorial Hospital
Charles A. Schindler a Monroe native and longtime Wisconsin banking and National Guard figure died early today at Edgerton Memorial Hospital after a five day stay and recent operations. He served 22 years with the National Bank of Edgerton retiring in 1963 and had 17 years with the Wisconsin National Guard, leading Monroe units and organizing infantry companies in World War I.
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Wisconsin National Guardsmen
Charles A. Schindler
Monroe
Edgerton Memorial Hospital
Mr. Schindler
National Bank of Edgerton
Wisconsin National Guard
Co. H
First
Wisconsin Infantry
Schindler
Co. I
Eighth Infantry
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Buster
Mrs. Mar
Clair R. Munns
Jefferson
Jim Larson
Don Bloom
Bill Norder
Badger
Tom Casey
C.A. Schindler
Edgerton
Co. K
Charles Schindler
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