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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1949
Page
3
Two weeks of summer maneuvers at Camp McCoy passed quickly for the Medical company. Governor's day capped the encampment with a governor’s speech, displays, picnics, and a large parade. The dispensary moved to a timber lot for an overnight bivouac and teams served the regiment, with some hospital cases treated before returning to camp.
Robert W Allen a 65 year old millionaire recluse died yesterday at Little Traverse hospital He lived on a secluded East Jordan estate and once headed the Allen A Hosiery Co at Kenosha He sold the firm in 1938 His family owned the N R Allen and Sons Tannery Co at Kenosha earlier in the century
County traffic fatalities reach two in six months of 1949 with deaths of Percy Gliddon in Lena and Rosan Elizabeth Keener near Mr Pleasant. Statewide fatalities drop eight percent to 311 from 339 in 1948 first half.
Daleyville obituary notes Mrs. Julia Kleppe 64 died Sunday at home. Funeral services were held yesterday with rites at the home and Perry Lutheran church. Burial in West Primrose cemetery. She is survived by son Ludwig of Hollandale, daughters Ruth Hange of Hollandale and Pearl Hange of Cambridge, brothers Albert and Arthur Nyhns of Mr. Horeb, and sisters Mrs. John Hangen of Blanchardville and others.
The Chicago and North Western Railway announced faster schedules for its northbound summer train the Flambeau. The new timetable becomes effective July 25 and promises quicker service on the line.
Flambeau adds minutes to the Chicago Ironwood run reducing the northbound trip by 20 minutes and the southbound by 30 minutes, signaling faster service on the line.
It takes about 400 pounds of corn and 75 pounds of other feed to make 100 pounds of marketable pork.
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