Proceedings of Common Council approves licenses and finances
The council, led by Mayor Reasa, discerns minutes, approves expenditures totaling 6498.56, and grants licenses for electrical contractor, operator, and Special Class B Malt Beverage. Re-elections to Urban Renewal and Housing Authority are proposed, with ordinance amendments and final plat wording discussed during formal sessions.
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Reasa
Mitchell
Tschudy
Dawson
Wilzewske
Rieder
Lux
Coplien
State Department of Transportation
Thomas M. Burkhard
W. Maynard Jones
Monroe Jaycees
Motorola
Curtis Industries
Bruni-Miller
National Chemsearch
Green County Highway Commission
Zep Mfg. Co
Thorpe Paint Store
Mobil Oil Corporation
Nagle- Hart
Burn Electric
Green Engineering Co
Wen Don Corporation
North Central Chemicals
Precision Laboratories
Pitney-Bowes
Ward-Brodt Music Co
U.S
Department of Administration
Freeport
Larry Heindel
Rosa
City Hall
Gempler
Johnson Service Co
Clifford Reasa
Alfred H. Henning
Urban Renewal
Wesley L. Dodge
Housing Authority
Kieth Seward
James Driver
Joe Denny
Robert Ingalls
Kenneth L. Mayer
James O. Driver
Kieth R. Seward
Alderman Kirchner
Kirchner
Monroe
11Th St
Wisconsin
10Th St
E. B. Lux
Robert E. Tschudy
Shirley Mitchell
Alderman Coplien
Plan Commission
William J. Schmitz
F. M. Bray
Wisconsin dairy pioneer Adda Howie left lasting mark
A tribute to Adda Howie of Sunny Peak Farm in Waukesha County who built one of Wisconsin’s largest Jersey cattle herds. She reformed dairy practices, supplied cream to a Milwaukee hotel, spoke nationwide, and was the first woman on the state Board of Agriculture in 1912.
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Wisconsin
Adda Howie
United States
Howie
Sunny Peak Farm
Waukesha County
Milwaukee
America
University of Wisconsin College of Agriculture
U.S
Wisconsin State Board of Agriculture
University College of Agriculture
Agricultural Hall of Fame
Wool Incentive Payments Open to Unshorn Lambs
Producers planning wool and unshorn lamb incentive payments must file sales documents with the County ASCS Office after marketing. Payments under the National Wool Act use the national 72 cent target, with individual rates based on net sale returns, rewarding growers who sell high-demand wool. Elmon G. Ott notes the aim to discourage early shearing that lowers wool quality.
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ASCS
Elmon G. Ott
Green County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Ott
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