Farm auctions set near Monticello Twin Grove and beyond
Seventy three head of Holstein cattle will be offered by Dur tschi and Stauffacher at a farm sale two miles southeast of Monticello on Tuesday. Kenneth Wichelt auction planned for February 13 at his farm two miles north of Twin Grove. Following Fred Hoff man death the Sam Hoffman and Fred A Hoff man Estate sale also February 13. Donald R Hanson auction February 14 one half mile north of Klondyke cheese factory as he quits farming and moves to Albany where he becomes police chief. Leonard Mullen quits farming with sale February 14 three miles northwest of Wiota. L G Sanderlin farm auction on Decatur Road west of Brodhead set for February 15.
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Durtschi and Stauffacher
Monticello
Kenneth Wichelt
Twin Grove
Fred Hoffman
Sam Hoffman
Fred A. Hoffman
Oregon
Donald R. Hanson
Klondyke
Hanson
Albany
Leonard Mullen
Wiota
L. G. Sanderlin
Decatur Road
Brodhead
Strikers Upheld On Vacation Pay
The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled that J S Case Co workers on strike are entitled to accrued vacation pay for a six month period in 1960. In a 4 to 3 decision the court reversed a Racine County Circuit Court ruling and sent the case back for trial, with damages and expenses estimated at $686 400, $85 800, and $17 160 respectively.
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Supreme Court
Washington County
Herbert Nead
Wausau
Milwaukee City
Douglas County
Geraldine Rooney
Robert F. Rooney
Superior
Wisconsin Firm to Harvest Weeds for Livestock Feed
Washington reports the Area Redevelopment Administration arranged with Aquatic Controls Corp of Hartland Wisconsin to harvest submerged and surface weeds from Caddo Lake on the Texas Louisiana border. The project aims to process the vegetation into dehydrated feed for a Texas A and M College livestock feed testing program with an ARA expenditure of 47000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Area Redevelopment Administration
Wisconsin
Caddo Lake
Texas-Louisiana
Aquatic Controls Corp
Hartland
Marshal
Tex
Texas A. and
M. College
Notable deaths across several regions prompt obituary notices
Dr. Fred Albert Shannon, 69, Pulitzer Prize winner for history, longtime Illinois professor, dies. Vice Admiral William S. Farber, 79, WWII naval logistics leader, dies. George Cecil Bateman, 80, WWII metals controller for Canada and former AECB member, dies abroad. Classified ads urged readers to place ads for buyers and sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wickenburg, Ariz
Fred Albert Shannon
University of Illinois
University of South Carolina
Sedalia
Cazenovia
N.Y
William S. Farber
Naval Operations
Farber
Naval Logistics
Frankfort
Ind
Montreal
George Cecil Bateman
Canada
Atomic Energy Control Board
Ocho Rios
Jamaica
United States
Mexico
Wisconsin studies workshop to tour state during summer
Whitewater State College offers a four week Wisconsin studies workshop from June 10 to July 5. It covers history geography industries economy and natural resources with campus spread from Lake Superior to Door County and midlands mills. Four college credits awarded with total costs of 151 dollars including transportation lodging and meals.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsin Studies
Whitewater State College
Lake Superior
Kettle Moraine
Door County
Midlands
Whitewater
GOP Wins Control of Alaska House
The Alaska House of Representatives shifted to Republican control after a Democratic strategy ended weeks of stalemate. On the first ballot, Bruce Kendall of Anchorage received 22 votes, defeating Dora Sweeney of Juneau who had 17. the other ballot read Democrat. Republicans gain organizing power over the House and its committees.
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Juneau
Alaska
House of Representatives
Bruce Kendall
Anchorage
Dora Sweeney
House
Voice of America Expands Reach With Powerful Antennas
Greenville North Carolina witnesses the dedication of a 23 million installation featuring 400 foot steel antennas on a 6000 acre site. Tests report strong signals reaching Buenos Aires Leopoldville and Belgrade, with transmitters claimed 96 times more powerful than the strongest American commercial radio station.
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Greenville
N.C
Voice of America
North Carolina
Tobacco Land
Buenos Aires
Leopoldville
Belgrade
Lafayette Board Keeps Nursing Home Fee and Raises D A
Lafayette County Supervisors refused to set a new monthly fee at Lafayette Manor keeping the current rate and approving a raise for District Attorney John Schlieffer from 3920 to 5000. They discussed building space for trucks and graders and studying welfare department relocation to a new Harriett and Main Streets building.
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Darlington
Lafayette County Board of Supervisors
Dist
Attys John Schlieffer
Benton
Lafayette Manor
Schlieffer
Cecil McWilliams
New Diggings
Nursing Home
Charles Lee
Shullsburg
Highway Department
Harriet
Main Streets
County Welfare Department
Highest permanent habitation in Peru hut claims summit
A stone-walled thatch-roofed shepherd hut sits at 17 100 feet in southern Peru and is believed to be the world’s highest permanent habitation.
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Peru
Goodwill Truck to Collect Recyclables in Monroe Friday
Mrs. Dorothy Volmary, Goodwill representative, announced a truck will visit Monroe Friday to collect repairable clothing and household discards for handicapped trainees at Goodwill Industries. Residents may call 1488 for local pickup. The items include worn tools, broken toys, books, clothing, and furniture to aid employment programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Volmary
Goodwill
Monroe
Goodwill Industries
Brooklyn Post Office Bids Sought for New Facility
The Post Office Department will post ads on February 13 to solicit bids for a Brooklyn post office site in or near the business district. The building will have 1,012 square feet of interior space and 54 square feet of platform, with 2,400 square feet of paved parking. Bids open March 14 and must be mailed to Real Estate Officer R W Van Sickle in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Brooklyn
Bob Kastenmeier
P.O
Milwaukee
The Pieta: Michelangelo's Only Signed Sculpture
The Vatican sculpture known as the Pieta is noted as Michelangelo's sole artwork bearing his signature. The work, housed in St. Peter's Basilica, unites the artist's mastery in carving and emotional expression.
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Michelangelo
The
Vatican
Milk Superpool Yield May Rise
A. L. McWilliams, general manager of Pure Milk Association, said the 1963 super pool for dairy farmers shipping to Chicago will exceed 1962, which added about $12 million to farmers’ income. The 1963 price for Class 1 milk is $4.29, with a 20 cent Class II premium unchanged. New features include a higher premium for bottlers and a five cent uniform premium within 70 miles of Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. McWilliams
Pure Milk Association
Chicago
McWilliams
Federated Dairy Co-operatives
PMA
Dairy Farmer
Sickinger Presents Moose Lodge Report
Lyle Sickinger presented the revised quarterly report on local chapters standings at the Moose Lodge meeting in Moose Hall. Plans were made for a pancake supper for members and guests on Saturday February 23. Henry Babler Jr. was named refreshment committee chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Sickinger
Moose Lodge
Moose Hall
Henry Babler Jr
Urban sprawl may merge Atlantic coast from Bangor to Miami
By 1980 experts in urban affairs predict expanding communities along the Atlantic seaboard could merge from Bangor Maine to Miami Florida, creating a continuous metropolitan corridor. The forecast notes shifting population patterns and regional planning challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Say
Atlantic Seaboard
Bangor
Maine
Miami
Remodeling Approved For Bank of Brodhead
Brodhead city council granted permits for remodeling the old Bank of Brodhead building. B H Bouton of Bouton Jewelry and Joseph Gmar of Gmar's barber shop will move into the Bank of Brodhead to enable Green County Bank to install drive in services for customers.
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Brodhead
Brodhead City Council
Bank of Brodhead
Green County Bank
B. H. Bouton
Bouton
Joseph Gmar
Gmar
Feeder Cattle Output Rises in Eight Corn Belt States
Shipments of stocker and feeder cattle and calves into eight major Corn Belt states in 1962 totaled 7.1 million head, up 13 percent from 6.3 million the previous year, according to the Agriculture Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Sheep and lamb shipments down 12 percent to 2.7 million
In 1962 shipments of sheep and lambs to Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Iowa, Minnesota, South Dakota, and Nebraska totaled 2.7 million head, a 12 percent drop from 3 million in 1961.
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Ohio
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Iowa
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Friend Wants Ad Promotes Selling and Hiring
A short notice describes how a friend uses a want ad to promote buying renting or hiring. The item emphasizes practical guidance and local practical help rather than formal listings. It presents a straightforward approach to securing goods or services through an informal ad.
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Samuel A. Remus
20Th Ave
Woodmen Accident and Life Company
State of Wisconsin
Gop
Farm Toys
Lafayette
Brooklyn Post Office
Gov't
Oscar Mayer
U.S. No. 1
Ans Kop
Vavu
Xor
Kroger
Burbank
U.S
Rth
Dakota E S. No
Avondale
Bond
Tepee
Kiefer
Rananaaaa
Gouron Umarary
Ananaa
Sickinger
Power & Light CO
Wainwright Pharmacy
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