Forest research center eyed for Wisconsin forestry
A Wisconsin meeting urged creation of a state forest research center to study tree crops and forestry. M. N. Taylor of Trees for Tomorrow and E. H. Demmon of the experiment station argued for a staff, not land purchase, funded from $50,000 to expand research capabilities. Supporters listed include leaders from conservation, banking, education, and agricultural groups across Wisconsin.
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Agricul
Wiscon
Wisconsin
M. N. Taylor
Merrill
Taylor
Minnesota
Michigan
E. H. Demmon
Jand
Lake States
F. G. Wilson
Conservation Department
Madison
Knute Anderson
Union National Bank
Eau Claire
Indian Head Country, Inc
American Legion
Watertown
Robert L. Rote
Wisconsin Chamber of Commerce
Monroe
Social Guests and Hospital Visit Notes
New Glarus Appolonia Zweifel and Cor Capt Robert Skuldt with son Bobby and Mrs Sylvia Dolfen from Madison were guests of Mr and Mrs Herman D Hefty. Others visited or were in Madison including Mrs Jacob Hefty and Mrs Julius Elmer. A patient at Wisconsin General Hospital was visited by a spouse. Myron Bartle of Argyle spoke with Dr and Mrs C H Bartle. Andrew C Hoesly was in Madison. Ralph E Mueller, son of Carl F Mueller, was a patient at St Clare hospital. Ruth Raymond and Thery on Kellesvig were Madison callers. Al Jabbs of Madison visited his sister Mrs Jacob Schmocker. Mr and Mrs Charles Bier and son Joey of Janesville visited Arthur Raymond.
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Robert Skuldt
Bobby
Sylvia Dolfen
Madison
Herman D. Hefty
Jacob C. Hefty
Julius Elmer
Jacoboe
Aear
Wisconsin General Hospital
Myron Bartle
Argyle
C. H. Bartle
Andrew C. Hoesly
Ralph E. Mueller
Carl F. Mueller
Freder
St. Clare Hospital
Ruth Raymond
Theryon Kellesvig
al Jabbs
Jacob Schmocker
Charles Bier
Joey
Janesville
Arthur Raymond
Cpl
Lyle Sinnett
Percy Jones
Carl Schuler
Mary Lou
Edna Schuler
Herman J. Kiassy
Patricia
New Glarus
Walter Voegeli
Jerome
Thomas Oe
Henry Gessler
Freeport
John Zimmerman
Triangle Cheese Company
Monroe
Voegeli
Thomas Voegeli
Fred V. Stuessy
Edmar
Henry J. Elmer
Sylvan Bidlingmaier
Robert Holcomb, Sr
O. D. Curtis
W. L. Zweifel
Contract Bridge Club
Emily Jordan
Monticello Farewell Party For Crouch Family Moves
Monticello residents Albert Crouch and family left Wittner estate for Ed Bently farm in Washington township after a farewell party. Guests shared a bass evenin g with many named attendees, including Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Elmer and Mr. and Mrs. Sylvan Bidlingmaier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Crouch
Adams Township
Wittner
Ed Bently
Washington Township
Roberts
Frank Schiesser
Goepfert
Melvin Blumer
Robert Duerst
Lila Mae
Robert
Werner Blumer
Robert Wild
John Blum
Dennis
Darlene
Kenneth
Linda
Raymond Hauser
Paul Veenge
Alfred Arn
Kay
Robert Wittner
Crouch
Eugene
Esa 'Aed Dennis
Lawrence Bidlingmaier
Argyle
Sylvan Bidlingmaier
Henry J. Eimer
Fred Moser
Lyle Sinnett
Battle Creek
Mich
Soldiers Fail to Hold Insurance
The Veterans Administration plans insurance teams in discharge centers to collect premiums and encourage servicemen to keep their policies in force. Only about one fifth of World War II servicemen keep policies after discharge, though the program aims to raise that rate. The VA notes postwar retention is higher than World War I and urges keeping insurance as a strong investment.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Ee O
Harold M. Breining
Veterans’ Administration
Local Social Notes From Albany and Surrounding Areas
Albany and nearby towns report visits from Mrs. Lulu Silver and other residents. Discharged nurse Dorothy Butler is visiting, while Donald Cleveland plans army enlistment after attending Platteville Teachers College. Families including Stephenson, Cleveland, and Tilley journeyed between Madison Milwaukee St Paul and Bethesda Maryland for visits and winter plans.
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Shirley
Mary
Phillip
Edward Bernstein
Brodhead
Dorothy Butler
William
Baltioones
Washington
Donald Cleveland
Platteville Teachers College
Milwaukee
Robert Stephenson
Madison
Flo Stephenson
J. R. Schesser
Bennie Cleveland
W. J. Geiger
Bauer
Bethesda
Emma Tilley
Frances Helms
St. Paul
Minn
Tilley
S. J. Tilley
New Vitamin Ad Promises Pep and Vitality
An early 20th century advertisement touts Bico supplies vitamin M to boost energy for husbands and wives. It claims a 36 size traductory form is available for 20, with drug stores in Manrose and Ford Hopkins Drug carrying the sale.
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Bico
Vitatin M
Manrose
Ford Hopkins Drug
Community notices from Monticello and surrounding areas
Local social items show funeral attendance for Mrs. Cleveland's uncle John Wohlwend in Monroe. The Swiss Reformed Church Women’s Guild plans a meeting with Mrs. Fred. Mr and Mrs. William Kreuger hosted Mr and Mrs. J P Zweifel and others. Edward Schmidt and Henry K related visits noted. Jean Schultz, Madison student, spent mid semester break near At tica. Richard Ross, stationed at Camp McCoy, made a home trip. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dunphy visited Beloit with in laws Mr. and Mrs. William Dolan, who recently discharged after two years in the Philippines.
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Howard Ware
Rayne
Jean Schultz
Madison
Attica
Richard Ross
Camp McCoy
Lawrence Dunphy
Beloit
William Dolan
Dolan
States
Philippines
Stoughton Visitors and Family Notes Reach Local Homes
South Wayne and Monroe correspondents report Mrs. Harry T. Maddrell and Miss Gean Jones visiting relatives before returning to St. Clare hospital duties. Mr. and Mrs. George Kading and their son Charles, of Stoughton, visited Mr. and Mrs. Anton Kading as well as Ph. 2/c George J. Maddrell, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Maddrell.
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Gean Jones
Monroe
Leslie Jones
St. Clare Hospital
George Kading
Charles, Stoughton
Anton Kading
George J. Maddrell
George
Drell Returns Home From Overseas and Visits
Drell arrives back after 28 months in the Philippines and heads to Minneapolis for new assignments. Roy Maddrell of Peoria visits relatives here. Lt. and Mrs V Molbreak and Lt. J Eagan from Madison are guests of Mr. and Mrs. M L Hasley and son Michael. Mrs. Clara Stixrood of Rockford visits relatives, Be remian par ents. Clarence Hiendel and H A Homb visit Robert Homb at Camp Mc and Everett Hill callers in Monroe. Mrs. Austin Doyle and children of Soute Kent visit at the John. M L Hasley and family, Earl Has-
Monroes Visit and Illness Reported
Mrs. Sara Jane Stuart is ill in Monroe. Cpl. Gerald Peterson visited his parents Mr and Mrs Lee Peterson before joining his ship in New York.
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Ley
Monroe
Sara Jane Stuart
Gerald Peterson
Leeson
New York
Buckley’s Canadiol Mixture Brings Wide Sale Spark
Compounded from rare Canadian ingredients, over 14 million bottles of Buckley’s Canadiol Mixture target bronchial cough relief. Marketed by Blumer Phey Kempf, the product claims strong medicinal use.
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Blumer Phey
Kempf
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Bank of Monticello
First National Bank of
Werner T. Hefly
Jordan
Rctice
Texas
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Woodford State Bank
Leon H. Hartwig
Judy
Monticello
Biddick
BIG Gain Feeds
Big Gain
Schmid
Meadow Green Market
Browntown Road
Albany
Lulu Silver
Eveready Fruit Cocktail
Van
Botte
Sweet Girl
Lord Mott
Sawerkraut
Betty Crocker
von Camp
California
Sunkist
Oranges
Florida
Carrots
New Green
Doren
17Th Ave
South Wayne
Harry T. Maddrell
Cor
Victor
Monroe Chickeries
A.e. Ph
Phey
Ford Hopkins Co
Country Club
Hunt
Kroger’s Country Club
Spinach
Wieners
Kroger’s Clock Bread
Okes
Clano
Mince Meat
Idaho
eHi
Sunshine Fcrackers
Pillsbury
Kroger’s
Kroger
Swift
Ole
P&g
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