June Dairy Month highlights Green County dairy drive
June Dairy Month promotes dairy sales in Green County Wisconsin as the industry and public unite. After surpluses and a cheese pileup with U S purchases, price supports were trimmed by Secretary Benson. Local committees kickoff Brodhead's Dairy Day and plan Cheese Day on Sept 10 with ADA and Agriculture Department support to bridge to October festival and national attention.
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Wiscons ae _ ie
Green County
U. S
Benson
American Dairy Association
Wisconsin Department of Agriculture
Brodhead
ADA
Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin Supreme Court ends recall push against Joe Must Go Club
The Wisconsin Supreme Court reversed the $4,200 fine and conviction under the corrupt practices act related to the Joe Must Go Club, which sought to recall Senator McCarthy. The court found no evidence of election law violations by the club as an incorporated unit, voiding Neillsville circuit court judgment. The ruling ends the recall episode and curbs further prosecutions tied to Gore and supporters in Sauk County.
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Wisconsin Supreme Court
Finis
McCarthy
High Court
Neillsville
Leroy Gore
Sauk City
Sauk County
Gore
Cleveland Firm Plans 108 Mile Coal Pipeline
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co and Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co announce a 15 year contract to deliver about 18 million tons of coal via a 108 mile pipeline from an Ohio mine to a Cleveland utility. Coal will be cleaned pressed into small pieces mixed with water and pumped. at the receiving end it will be dewatered and stored.
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Pittsburgh
Ohio
Cleveland
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
County Fairs May Be Held With Limits This Year
Office of Defense Transportation rules Green County fairs may occur this year if they avoid intercity transport by exhibitors or spectators. Green County rationing board halts canning sugar pending Milwaukee guidance. Sgt. Willis A. Weiss of Albany receives the Silver Star for gallantry. Otto F. Mayes of Brodhead dies in a Madison hospital. Rose B. Eastman, longtime South Wayne teacher, passes away. Ruth Krupke and Ruth Maurer are high school honor students in South Wayne.
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Office of Defense Transportation Rules
Green County Rationing Board
Milwaukee
Willis A. Weiss
Albany
Otto F. Mayes
Brodhead
Madison
Rose B. Eastman
South Wayne
Ruth Krupke
Ruth Maurer
South Wayne High School
Interventions Hint in Mexican Turmoil as Wilson Speaks
In 1915 President Wilson warns Mexican factions that U S intervention may follow to restore order amid ongoing strife. Also notes elections at Badger Cheese Co with Karlen family leadership changes and local depot staffing shifts as Illinois Central hires in Janesville.
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Wilson
Jacob Karlen Jr
Badger Cheese Co
Joseph Ackerman
Henry Elmer
Gottlieb Karlen
Christ Roth
William E. Wenger
Herman Reger
Badger
Louis Buri
Janesville
Illinois Central Depot
Arthur Murphy
Freeport
TV viewers nitpick tiny flaws in shows
Wayne Oliver notes small irritants on air including glass windows that look flimsy on the Robert Montgomery Show, a caller misdial on Big Town, and Mark Stevens lip smacking. He also cites misdirection on Appointment With Adventure where a supposed fugitive is revealed as a G-man and an airline logo misstates a San Juan route.
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Wayne Oliver
New York
Robert Montgomery
Big Town
Mark Stevens
Richard Derr
San Juan
P. R
Regional visitors share weekend at Illinois towns
Juda and Mrs F N Miller along with Abbie Newman and Robert Newman returned from a visit with relatives in Marshalltown Illinois. Mr and Mrs Glenn Boyer hosted visitors Leland and family in Lena Illinois. Other callers included John Haldiman Floyd Matzke Monroe Wayne Gempeler Glenn Wendell Wunschell and Ralph Bridge host F Earl Deiniger Albuquerque New Mexico and W E.
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Abbie Newman
Monroe
Robert Newman
Marshalltown
Glenn Boyer
Leland
Lena
Ill
Boyer
John Haldiman
Floyd Matzke
Wayne Gempeler
Glenn
Wendell Wunschell
Matton
Ralph Bridge
Local residents and visitors listed on social weekend notices
Deininger and son David Monroe Mrs. Neil Campion and daughter Betty Mrs arles Deininger Miss Ida Pepper Rockford Ray Lasher Janesville Mr and Mrs W C Cameron Mrs Laureen Deit meier Mrs Joe Signer Clarno and Mrs Fred Probst Browntown called Monday on Mrs Mary Haldiman who lives at the Glenn Boyer home Mr and Mrs Roland Keen and family and Mrs Edith Keen are visiting Mr and Mrs Ted Olson at Boulder Colo Mr and Mrs Lee Skattum and Beverly Juda and Mr and Mrs Paul Nowatzki Monroe spent Memorial weekend on a fishing trip near LaCrosse Mr and Mrs Carl Eilason spent the weekend with relatives at Iola Mrs Arthur Ludwig and Miss Inez Weaver were in Sharon Saturday Mr and Mrs Wayne Vanderbilt daughter Bonnie Lou spent Saturday in Madison Miss Bette Van derbilt accompanied them home for the weekend Miss Esther Newman ole teacher spent the weekend at the George Newman home Miss Mary Ellen Newman Rockford was also a visitor Miss Esther Newman and Mrs Ben Cleveland Jr of Albany left Monday for a conducted tour of Europe Dr and Mrs Elmer Ronspier and family Mr and Mrs Ralph Nenneman and family and Mrs Kate Mohns were Sunday guests of Mrs Herbert Wendt Brooklyn
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Deininger
David
Monroe
Neil Campion
Betty
Arles Deininger
Ida Pepper
Rockford
Ray Lasher
Janesville
W. C. Cameron
Laureen Deitmeier
Joe Signer
Clarno
Fred Probst
Browntown
Mary Haldiman
Glenn Boyer
Roland Keen
Edith Keen
Ted Olson
Boulder
Colo
Lee Skattum
Beverly
Juda
Paul Nowatzki
LaCrosse
Carl Eilason
Iola
Arthur Ludwig
Inez Weaver
Sharon
Wayne Vanderbilt
Bonnie Lou
Madison
Bette Vanderbilt
Esther Newman
George Newman
Mary Ellen Newman
Ben Cleveland Jr
Albany
Europe
Elmer Ronspier
Ralph Nenneman
Kate Mohns
Herbert Wendt
Brooklyn
Group Insurance Law Change Aired
A Wisconsin bill to erase limits on group life policies drew about 200 people to a public hearing in Madison. The Senate passed the measure 24 to 7 on May 19 and sent it to the Assembly. The proposal would allow small firms to pool with any company regardless of industry, removing the 25 employee minimum rule.
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Madison
Assembly Insurance and Banking Committee
Assembly Chamber
Senate
Assembly
Roman Vetter
Madison Insurance
State Association of Life Underwriters
Local FFA Members Set for State Convention
Five Monroe FFA members will travel to Green Lake for the Wisconsin FFA convention. John Burgy Gerald Brunner and Robert Anderegg will receive the Wisconsin Farmer Degree. Wesley Falk and Donald Witt will serve as delegates. Falk is the new president and Witt the new secretary. They depart Monroe at 5:30 p.m. tomorrow led by Kenneth C. Allen.
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Kenneth C. Allen
Future Farmers of America
Green Lake
FFA
Allen
John Burgy
Gerald Brunner
Robert Anderegg
Wesley Falk
Donald Witt
Falk
Witt
Monroe
Average American drinks over two cups of coffee daily
A study shows the typical American consumes more than two cups of coffee per day, highlighting prevalent daily caffeine use. The finding underscores widespread coffee habits across age groups and regions.
Large Monroe Tour Group Plans European Journey Tomorrow
A group of 15 plus tour conductor Rudy Burkhalter of Monroe and Madison will fly to Zurich tomorrow with stops in Shannon and New York. Passengers include Julius Hofer of Monroe and numerous relatives from New Glarus, Verona, Barneveld, Rockford, Rice Lake, and Argyle. They will visit Switzerland and other European countries, returning in July.
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Rudy Burkhalter
Monroe
Madison
South Wayne
Birk
Germany
Wisconsin
John A
Rice Lake
Edwin C
Ernest Blatt
Wells Cheese Factory
Route 1
Argyle
Ray Brockman
Wisconsin Rapids
Robert McChesney
Fall River
Washington
Blatt
Switzerland
von Bergen
Darlington Area
Chicago
New York
Zurich
Shannon
Ireland
Swiss Trip Details For Music Group Arriving In Zurich
Geneva is not listed for the voyage with the group arriving in Zurich at 2 10 p m Swiss time on Saturday. Conductor Mr Burkhalter will be making his third visit to his native Switzerland.
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Geneva
Gander
Newfoundland
Zurich
Burkhalter
Switzerland
Railway Lands Scout For Preventing Wreck
Chicago Boy Scout Robert Munk aged 13 and his troop members prevented a derailment near Devil's Lake Wisconsin during a Memorial Day windstorm. He tore off his neckerchief, ran along the track and flagged the approaching Dakota 400 streamliner, allowing workers to clear the line with trainmen aiding the effort.
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Wisconsin
Robert Munk
Devil’s Lake
Baraboo
Chicago and North Western Railway
Robert
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Monroe, Wisconsin
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Emery A. Odell
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Lil
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Hoover
Charles A. Rawson
Monroe Union Church
Monroe Woman’s Club
I. M. Stauffacher
Otto Falk
LaFollette
Wisconsin National Guard
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J. T. White
Charles H. Odell
Julius Hofer
Hanna Anderegg
New Glarus
John Birk
Ernest Schnerch
Barneveld
Frida
Kenosha
Albert Rhiner
Fred Meier
Verona
John Blatt
Centralia
Wash
Jacob A. Blatt
Cambridge
Cambridge, Minn
John von Bergen
Fred Frankhauser
Hofer
America
Aaburg
Canton Aargau
Olten
Anderegg
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Glarus
Rhiner
Hinton
St. Gallen
Monticello
Iowa
Otto
Ernst
Walter Krapf
Denmark
Norway
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Bavaria
Mr. Birk
Fred G. Blum
First National Bank Building
Madison, Wisconsin
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Ender
Ane
California
Nabisco Waverly
Sy Z ‘Ka
South Side
Railway Lands
Clover Farm
Mazda
Nabisco
Texas
Shafters
Sunkist
Ars
Vor
Cardinal Food and Meat Market
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Oscar May Wieners
Pillsbury
Richelieu Or
Hill’s Bros. Coffee
Nabisco Premium
Swift
Clorox
New California
White Shafter
Sunkist Lemons
Chase and Sanborn Coffee
Camay
Tide
Kraft Salad Dressine Miracle Whip
Nabis Ritz
Ico
Monarch
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Schoen’s
Oscar Mayer
Wieners
Holland's
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