Brown Swiss Meeting Slated At Sugar Valley Farm
Georgia Wegmueller, 15, named Canton Two queen, will be a state candidate at the Wisconsin Brown Swiss Breeders Association picnic at Sugar Valley Farm near Brodhead. Her sister Barbara Weigmueller, 16, was last year’s Alice in Swissland queen. The event features judging, Alice in Swissland, production awards, and fun as queens compete statewide.
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Sugar Valley Farm
Brodhead
Wis
Wisconsin Brown Swiss Breeders Association
Barbara Weigmueller
Alice
Swissland
Meythaler Cold Springs Farm
Monroe
Georgia
Barbara
Ernest Wegmueller
Route 2
Richland Club
Canton
Mineral Point
Highway 81
Rock Hill Road
Harold A. Brunemeier
Wisconsin Brown Swiss Breeder’s Association
Delbert Ott Wins Lake Montesian Name Contest
Monticello residents named the spring fed lake Lake Montesian during a three day homecoming. Delbert Ott won the $50 prize for the lake title after joking he tossed pennies into an artesian well. The ceremony featured speeches, a flag ceremony, and a crowd of nearly 1,000 at the lake shore.
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Monticello’s Lake
Montesian
Delbert Ott
Monticello
Artesian
John Stenbroten
Paul Schnake
Glarus Home
Frederick S. Voegeli
Park Board
Howard R. Steinmann
Gordon Roseleip
G. Fred Galli
American Legion Post No. 256
Tenne
Narrestadt
Harriet Keener
Greene County
Marianne Dickson
Kathleen Anne Elmer
Susan Hillbrand
Keith Johnson
Kathy Spring
Susan Studer
John Svendson
David Quade
Julie Woelffer
Roger Zimmerman
St Clare Hospital Cares For You
Saint Clare Hospital spent over one million dollars on professional services for patients last year.
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St. Clare Hospital
Saint Clare Hospital
Deadly bus crash on superhighway in Limburg
A bus carrying 40 Belgian school children home from a holiday crashed from an Idstein bridge on the Frankfurt Köln route killing 31. Twenty eight children aged 10 to 17, two teachers and the driver died. a German army officer was also killed. Survivors were seriously injured as firemen freed victims.
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Frankfurt- Cologne
Idstein
Frankfurt
Bussels
Governor Knowles Begins Weeklong Wisconsin Fishing Vacation
MADISON The governor Warren P. Knowles started a week of vacation in northern Wisconsin. He left Saturday evening and will return next weekend with a news conference planned August 1 upon his return. The capital press was quiet with no official release during the trip.
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Madison
Warren P. Knowles
Knowles
Wisconsin
Racial Peace Returns to East New York Brooklyn
In East New York Brooklyn residents report that racial peace has returned to the area after tensions. Community leaders credit renewed dialogue and police partnerships for calming cycles of unrest and restoring neighborhood safety.
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New York
East
Brooklyn
Green County Fair Gears Up for 112th Annual Opening
Floral Hall activities surge as 112th Green County Fair nears opening at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Mickey Stark's Gold Bond Shows arrive from Dane County. junior fair workers prepare displays with 4 H exhibitors. Entries: 291 dairy, 62 beef, 77 swine, 150 sheep, 116 horse and pony. Beef and horse-pony entries rising. largest beef show on record with 31 exhibitors and 62 head in open class. Open dairy class features 12 exhibitors with 80 Holstein animals and 3 exhibitors with 38 Brown Swiss.
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Mickey Stark
Dane County Fairgrounds
Madison
Allen Food
Jack Walsh
Florida
Calvin Kraemer
Kraemer
Ken Allen
Fair Association Board
Rolland E. Karlen Named Hospital Fund Coordinator
Rolland E. Karlen, Monroe insurer and longtime county Heart Fund chair, was named general coordinator for the Friends of St. Clare Hospital development appeal. He will assist general campaign chair Robert Bussen in directing volunteer leaders across the area and notes urgent needs for expanded laboratory and X-ray facilities and new life saving equipment. Karlen has 13 years with New York Life, and holds leadership roles with several underwriting associations.
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Rolland E. Karlen
Monroe
Friends of St. Clare Hospital
Karlen
Robert Bussen
Powell Wins Beef Honors at Lafayette County Fair
Darlington special reports Steve Powell wins grand champion steer in junior beef judging at the Lafayette County Fair closing day. Hereford reserve champion goes to Pat Donahoe. Lois Marr and Dick Burke also claim top beef titles. Junior and senior showmanship honors go to Louis Marr and Charles Lattin respectively.
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Darlington
Steve Powell
Lafayette
Powell
Pat Donahoe
Lois Marr
Mineral Point
Dick Burke
George Burris
Gratiot
Ann Donahoe
Stan Booth
Cuba City
Frank Schultz
Warren
Ill
Louis Marr
Charles Lattin
Poland
China
Craig Hillery
Duvoc
Jersey
Gilbert Reichers Jr
Hampshire
David Sue
Belmont
Parker W. Hillery
Berkshire
Bill Gill
Earl Hinderman
Yorkshire
Jane Teasdale
Shullsburg
Jan Teasdale
Susan Tregoning
Rodger Lamont
Apple River
Randy Gill
Clark Hillery
Prices Deteriorate as New York Stocks Fall Early
Stock market prices deteriorated steadily in moderate trading early this afternoon in New York. The activity showed a general decline across several sectors as traders reacted to ongoing market pressures.
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New York
Archery Queen Still in Hospital After Explosion
Archery Queen Bon Nie Bowman remains hospitalized after a car explosion near her home in Benton. The State Crime Laboratory began analyzing device parts found at the scene, with results expected tomorrow. Bowman, 19, was injured with a head cut and leg and hip injuries while returning from a hospital exam in Cuba City. Sheriff Edward Thompson noted the blast occurred when she opened the car door after unbuckling her seat belt. No arrests have been made as investigators, including State Fire Marshal Frank Roberts, continue inquiries.
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Bonnie Bowman
Tom Bowman
Benton
Bowman
Southern
Miss Bowman
Cuba City
Lafayette County
Edward Thompson
Thompson
Frank Roberts
Madison
Cheese prices rise in Madison market with modest gains
In Madison Wisconsin cheddar prices edged up with most quotes two cents higher. Demand ranges fair to good and supplies remain generally adequate. Cheddar blocks quoted around 47 34 to 50, 40 pound blocks 47 34 to 50 percent, single daisies 51 to 52, long horns 51 to 52, midgets 51 34 HM.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Monroe Board weighs two resignations including Thompson
The Monroe Board of Education will hold a special session after the district electors meeting at 7:30 p.m. to consider two resignations, including John Thompson the Junior High School principal who has been offered a part time assistantship with the University of Wisconsin School of Education. Also resigning is social studies and English instructor Mrs Lucille Harvey as her husband moves to Green Bay. both plan August departures. The board will elect a treasurer, clerk and president during the re organization session.
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Monroe
Thompson
Baraboo
Virequa High School
LaCrosse State University
University of Wisconsin
William
Lucille) Harvey
Harvey
Green Bay
Harveys
Heat Wave Ends Day With Soft Sunset Breeze
A late night mood piece by Clair R. Munns describes a beautiful sunset and a cooling breeze as the day closes. The poem hints at tomorrow bringing calm and pleasant weather.
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