Wisconsin Baraboo sale tops with record bids for Brown Swiss
The John Ingold estate of Monroe had the top animal at Baraboo in the Brown Swiss sale. The ling bull sold to Innisfail Farm, Woodstock, for 925 dollars. The top cow, assigned by Harold Illing, sold to Eagle Acres, Mukwonago, for 805 dollars. Forty three head averaged 442 dollars. Buyers from Montana, South Dakota, Minnesota and Illinois participated. Wisconsin Holstein breeders plan their annual Rice Lake picnic June 17 and 18 with talks on soil conservation and dairy products promotion. Green County assessors prepare farm statistics for state and federal crop services. Belleville DHIA May report lists leading herds and high cows with butterfat figures from several farms.
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John Ingold
Monroe
Wisconsin Brown Swiss Breeders’ Association
Baraboo
Ingolds
Innisfail Farm
Woodstock
Ill
Harold T. Illing
Waukesha
Eagle Acres
Mukwonago
Montana
South Dakota
Minnesota
Illinois
Wisconsin
Rice Lake
I. O. Hembre
College of Agriculture
Loren Gafke
ADA
C. L. Blackman
Extension Dairyman
Ohio State
Green County
Crop Reporting Service
United States Departments of Agriculture
Belleville
DHIA
Springcress Darrow Farm
Wittner Brothers
Haen
Staley
Fred
Karl Wild
Robert Fahey Jr
Russell Kahl
Oregon State Farm
Melvin Werndli
Haen and Staley
Fred and
Wittwer Brotheaes
Graduation Night Honors Turbulent Class
The Brodhead class graduation honors a large slate of seniors and juniors with awards for essays including My Part in Ameli as Future, and for declamation, extemporaneous reading, and band elements. Names such as Kath Dunwiddie Susan Schmar se Mert Lilks, and David Williams appear among valedictorian salutatorian and other recognitions.
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Erse Trommen
VFW
Sam Schmerse
Richard Newomer
David Wilams
Richard Markham
Kath Dun‘iddie
Siorteee le
Rjorie Lederman
Alter‘ith
Andy
Susan Cimerse
Stuckey
Siiharlotte Wheeler
Donald Wink
Crany
Margaret Milks
Marlene Jeep
Colten Ross
Maxine
Kathyn Dunwiddie
Shirley Stuck
Shirley Stuckey
Priscilla Strommen
Susan Schaerse
Jean Allen
Mret Lilks
Mitzi Robinson
Dunwiddie
First Iron Warship Headed for Scrap in Erie Firehouse
A garbled report indicates a historic iron warship may be scrapped in Erie following a substantial donation of at least ten thousand dollars. Local citizens and officials discussed the plan yesterday as confirmation from the foundation behind the original U S S Michigan was sought.
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Wolverine
William Washnaugh
U. S
Michigan
Lanker Waives Jurg ction in Shortages
Madison brief reports an assistant cashier charged with false entry in a bank general ledger agreed to waive indictment. John K. Gill, 44, will face prosecution on an information warrant with losses estimated between 150000 and 175000 dollars.
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Madison
Ashier
U. S. Attorney's Office
John K. Gill
Tax official flags travel expense as improper payment
Madison reports a $1,681 travel payment to a beverage tax division employee not allowed as an expense. Auditor J. Jay Kelcher says Fred Mattingly of Stoughton is accused of no crime in accepting the money. Mattingly has served as senior tax investigator since December 1, 1944.
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Madison
J. Jay Kelcher
Kelcher
Fred Mattingly
Stoughton
Mattingy
Daily Chicago Market Report on Hogs Cattle and Eggs
The report shows salable hogs at 8 500 head down about 25 cents with some classes off 50 cents, early trade slow but later active. Cattle and calves total 9 000 and 500 respectively with high quality steers and heifers steady or weak to 50 cents lower. bulls and stock cattle also softer. Live poultry steady. butter and eggs mixed with small price shifts and large receipts.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
Stock Market Edges Higher On Cautious Turnover Pattern
New York railroad stocks led a modestly higher market, advancing fractions to about a point after yesterday's cautious rally. Turnover fell below the prior two sessions, with gains in nickel plate Santa Fe Great Northern Ohio Illinois Central and further rises for U S Steel Johns Manville and Owens Illinois amid narrow corporate bond activity.
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New York
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Ohio
Illinois Central
U. S. Steel
Johns- Manville
Owens-Illinois
Rain Needed as Wisconsin Crops Suffer Drought
Dry spell and late frosts hit Wisconsin fields with only Prairie du Chien reporting over an inch of rain in the past week. Milwaukee area and several cities saw traces, foreshadowing a short strawberry crop as hay and pasture stands weaken in northwestern counties. Picking began in Green, La Crosse counties. Weather officials Howard Thompson and Walter Ebling noted the drought echoes 1948.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Howard Thompson
Walter Ebling
Prairie du Chien
Ellsworth
Janesville
Watertown
Brodhead
Green County
Tomah
West Salem
la Crosse
Georgia Senate Group Probes Hospital Fight
Milledgeville reports a state senate investigating committee moves into the socrata mental hospital crisis. The 10,000-patient institution faces upheaval blamed on inexperience of new superintendent T A Dechman. Thirteen doctors attempted resignations but were fired. one more doctor resigned. Two senior physicians remained, while twelve doctors rejected reinstatement.
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Milledgeville
Senate
Socrata
T. A. Dechman
Alvarez Bound Over in Elkhorn Bar Stabbing
Trinidad Alvarez a 27 year old railroad section worker was bound over to circuit court on a first degree murder charge after Tony Cervantes a 20 year old chicken farm employee was stabbed to death at a bar on Sunday night.
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Elkhorn
Trinidad Alvarez
Alvarez
Tony Cervantes
Margarine Tax Debate Faces Uncertain Senate Path
Wisconsin senators Alexander Wiley and Joseph McCarthy expect no action on the margarine tax repeal this year. The House passed a bill to repeal federal margarine taxes, but the Senate finance committee plans to keep it on the calendar. Leaders fear a long floor fight and prefer to wait for a quieter moment.
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Washington
Senate
Wisconsin
Alexander Wiley
Joseph R. McCarthy
Appleton
Lucas
House
Rep
Poage
Senate Finance Committee
Wiley
McCarthy
State Investments Total 318 Millions
Wisconsin held par value investments totaling 318 529 057 dollars as of May 31 Treasurer Warren R Smith reported 92 3 million in the general fund 91 97 million in the teachers retirement and insurance fund and 48 2 million in the highway fund The state also showed a cash balance of 19 792 334 on June 1 down from 20 862 500 on May 1.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Warren R. Smith
Wisconsin Cheese Leaders Attend National Institute Meeting
Monroe researchers and industry figures plan to attend the National Cheese Institute in Chicago next Tuesday. Albert H. Stoldt and Fred GallI will represent the Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers Association. Raymond R. Kubly, Monroe cheese dealer, sits on the institute and may lead Swiss cheese discussions. Milton H. Button urges dairy farmers to join the June advertising drive to promote dairy foods.
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Monroe
National Cheese Institute
Chicago
Wisconsin Swiss and Limburger Cheese Producers’ Association
Albert H. Stoldt
Fred Galli
Raymond R. Kubly
Institute
Kubly
Milton H. Button
State Department of Agriculture
American Dairy Association
WONDER SALVE PROMISES RELIEF FOR SKIN ILLS
Advertisement touts UNDER SALVE as a wartime home remedy for psoriasis eczema infections and skin irritations. Claims no acids or alcohol and painless application with antiseptic effect. Sold in Monroe and by local druggists.
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Monroe
Trukenbrod’s
Kempfert, Blumer
Ford-Hopkins
Cheese Storage Tips For Freshness And Moisture
Storing cheese at low temperatures helps preserve quality. To prevent drying, place the cut side downward on waxed paper. Swiss cheese keeps well when wrapped in a cloth dipped in vinegar and salt.
State Court Hears Muskrat Farm Issue in Wisconsin
Madison reports the Wisconsin Supreme Court heard a challenge to the muskrat farming law. Paul Munninghoff, Rhinelander fur farmer, seeks a license after the conservation commission denied one in 1947 by a split vote and referred the matter to Ernest F. Swift for action.
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Madison
Wisconsin
State Supreme Court
George A. Richards
Adolph Kanneberg
Paul Munninghoff
Rhinelander Fur Farmer
Munninghoff
Conservation Commission
Ernest F. Swift
Court tussle over muskrat farm license on navigable stream
Conservation department director opposed a muskrat farm on private property. Circuit Judge Alvin C. Reis reversed the denial, ruling state law cannot bar a license for a muskrat farm on navigable water. The commission appealed, with Richards and Kenneberg arguing running water has no fixed property right.
Want ads offer heavy labor for small pay in local market
In a brisk classified note, buyers chase low cost help as residents respond to a flood of Want ads. Employment seekers advertise for tasks ranging from cleaning to moving, while employers cite wages and hours, shaping a tense, price constrained job scene.
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Lanker
King Features Syndicate, Inc
World Rights Oeserved
Wall Street
Bob Chinnock
St. Clare Hospitel
M. Aquila
St. Clare Hospital
Georgia Senate Group
Probes
Cairus
Bauman and Denney
13Th Street
Monarch
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
Helen E. Steuri
Button
H. J. Weaver
Harvey S. Stauflacher Chiropractor
White Block
Aene
Lyon
Fred W. Mancock
Mick
Fred W. Aho
Hancock
Ansting
Rero
Ford Dealers
Pita
9Th Street
16Th Avenue
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