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Associated Press
City of
Monroe
Wisconsin
Stephenson County
Editorial urges fairer property taxes for Southern Wisconsin towns
The conference discusses better government and revenue fairness in property assessments and inventory based valuations. It examines impact on municipal finances and tax burdens, noting existing disparities and the potential for new general practices in real estate valuation.
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Wisconsin
Maor
Wisconsin primary reshapes top state races
The piece reflects on the shift from convention picks to a September primary for Wisconsin state offices. It argues the change boosts competition and voter choice, noting the old system concentrated control, while urging continued use of the primary to ensure public service and accountability.
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la Follette
Wiscons Jn
Panamon
Deadlocked Foes See Little Change From Special Session
The article outlines a stalled congressional stalemate as a special session convenes. It notes sharp clashes between the president's party and Congress over inflation controls and civil rights legislation, with little expectation of major policy breakthroughs.
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Congress
GOP
Truman
Wisconsin and nation in brief July 29 1938 and 1908 items
National turnfest departures from SULY 29 1938 for Pittsburgh. Wisconsin seeks 26 million dollar PWA grant for power project on Wisconsin and Fox rivers. Ruth McConnell wed Louis Hohensee. Mrs Grover McConnell dies near Wiota. Sebert Johnson 78 dies in Norwegian settlement. Ringling circus visits Monroe with parade and trains, thefts caught, licenses issued for circus attendees, local land sales and crop damage reported. John Ringling heads to Chicago from Madison.
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Suly
Pittsburgh
Wisconsin Hydro
Wisconsin
Fox Rivers
Ruth McConnell
Louis Hohensee
Grover McConnell
Wiota
Sebert Johnson
Ringling Circus
Charles
Henry
A J Ringling
John Ringling
Chicago
Madison
Marshal Blount
J. W. Stewart
York
Rosa Fitcher
Henry Sippel
Cadiz
Schuh
St. John’s
Robert Kohli
Gilbert Hodges
Miller Mfg. Co
Matt Wittenwyler
Monticello
Drouth
Cost of living soars past 1939 levels in 1948 data
Government figures show living costs now 74.1 percent above August 1939 levels. The Bureau of Labor Statistics notes a 129 percent rise in food since 1939, with meat up 167 percent, while rents remain the smallest gain under price controls faded after World War II.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Truman
Congress
OPA
Link Lead Prices Soar to New High
Metal markets show zinc up 25 percent to 15 cents a pound in East St. Louis and lead up 11 percent to 19 1/2 cents in New York as production costs and demand push prices to new highs. Copper remains around 21 1/2 cents after peaking in 1916, while steel, pig iron, scrap, platinum and nickel also advance amid inflation and stockpiling fears.
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New York
East St. Louis
U. S
Connecticut Valley
Three Way Sheriff Race at Darlington Primaries
A three way Republican sheriff nomination contest in Darlington looms as the sole Lafayette county race. Harry Armstrong joins Homer Curry and Vernon Moore after Gaylor Thomas, the two term incumbent, is ineligible this year.
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Darlington
Lafayette
Harry Armstrong
Homer Curry
Vernon Moore
Gaylor Thomas
Henry Youngblood
Woodford
Martin O. Monson
Wiota
Youngblood
Five Year Old Oneco Boy Killed by Car
John R. Askey five died after running into a car on Highway 26 in front of his home. Helen Oblandey said she was driving about 20 miles an hour when the boy darted into the road and struck the left front fender. An inquest was set at Barringtontown funeral home Orangeville. Died from head injuries. Surviving are the parents paternal grandmother Maude Askey and maternal grandparents Robert Messinger Orangeville. Funeral arrangements not complete.
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Oneco
John R. Askey
Ray Askey
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Helen Oblandey
Lee Aurand
E. A. Diestelmeier
Stephenson County
Barringtown
Orangeville
Diestelmeier
Maude Askey
Robert Messinger
Albany Fire Dept Finds No Trace at Dittmer Home
Albany volunteers responded shortly after 11 last night to a reported home blaze at the Charles Dittmer residence. Firefighters found no fire, but residents reported a strong smoke smell upon returning from town. A disconnected line of text mentions deer causing damage with its front hoofs when frightened or angered.
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Albany
Albany Volunteer Fire Department
Charles Dittmer
Wisconsin crop prospects hit by early summer drought
Hopes for one of Wisconsin’s best crop years were dashed by a drought in northwestern counties this summer. Prospects fell to poor to fair in northern areas with tame hay at 5.5 million tons, down 22 percent. Corn outlook remains bright despite reduced oats.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Door
Medical Detachment Completes Supply Inventory
The medical detachment finished a full supply inventory after two weeks of summer maneuvers at Camp McCoy. Major Wayne Fencil praised the unit for their work and noted 640 patients treated excluding range injuries and routine shots. One casualty none reported. A company funds account was begun with a government check to be augmented by future drill fines.
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National Guard
Camp McCoy
Wayne Fencil
Accoun
Monticello Social Notes Highlight Weekend Visits
Monticello residents share weekend gatherings with relatives and friends in Monroe Beloit New Glarus Milwaukee and Madison. Notable visits include Mr and Mrs Thomas Brus neen guests in Monroe and Mrs O D Curtis driving with Mrs Robert Wagner to meet Mr Wagner in Beloit.
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Thomas Brus~ Neen
Monroe
W. J. Abe
Junior
Lamira
Wis
O. D. Curtis
Robert Wagner
Wagner
Beloit
Curtis Home
H. A. Walters
Herman J. Allen
Weslace
Tex
Florence Allen
Georgia
Claudia
Belleville
Fannie G
Frieda Bendert
Rosa Roth
James Dillman
Joseph Diehl
Nancy Jo
Billy
Milwaukee
Hugh Ganser
Alan
Gene
Dennis
Madeline
Madison
Jack Hoskins
W. Weller
Wautoma
H. A. Becker
Georgia Jean Wright
New Glarus
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
Mmes
Bertha Keller
James Hancock
Arnold Elmer
John C. Babler
Roger
Ruth Ann
Gary
S. C
Minnesota
Eleanor Marty
Oe Compion
Rockford
Kermit Kammerer
Henry Gessler
Raymond Gessler
Henry C. Elmer
Henry E. Babler
Anton Hefty
Susanna Elmer
Freeport
Jacob Elmer
Edwin Stuessy
Mary Ellen
Robin Steussy
Budapest
Hungary
Nic Freitag
Stuessy
Truck Turns Over Near Juda No Injuries Reported
Robert Treuthart of Juda escaped uninjured when the Waelti Trucking Co. truck he drove rolled over on a roadway half a mile south of Juda. He said braking on a hill caused the truck to pull left, strike a gravel windrow, and overturn with the front end against a bank.
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Robert Treuthart
Juda
Waelti Trucking Co
Treuthart
Green County Highway Police
Fourth Infantile Case In Stephenson County
Robert Bouray five year old son of Mr and Mrs William Bouray Davis was reported as the fourth polio case in Stephenson county this year He is at St Francis hospital His admission brings seven polio patients in Freeport hospitals Other victims include two teenage sons of the Marvin Fryers near Orangeville one from Freeport and three from Carroll county.
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Freeport
Robert Bouray
William Bouray
Davis
Stephenson County
St. Francis Hospital
Marvin Fryers
Orangeville
Carroll County
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Monroe Evening Times
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe Daily Journal
The
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Editorial
Evening Times
Harding
California
Daniel Kohli
Randall Donaldson
Knipschild Hotel
Edward Teichert
Socialist Labor Party
United States
Teichert
Care of
Angel Food
Aluminum
Rottler’'S
Henry Stuessy Jr
Robin Stuessy
Mary Ellen Stuessy
John Dahnke
Dorothy
Kickapoo
Wauzeka
Wyawlsing Park
Prairie du Chien
Grant Beer
Clifford Riese
Harvey’s
MART
Joe
Ernie Studer
Chrysler Corporation
Johnson Baby
Bahr's
Variety Store
Sportsman
Blumer Pharmacy
Walgreen
Monroe, Wis
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