Survival tactics urged for changing business climate
F H Elwell dean of Wisconsin School of Commerce told about 85 businessmen and Newcest sats at a Knights of Pythias hall meeting that many firms fail from poor accounting records. Alvin Babler announced the chamber will shape future programs by member poll and noted a Monroe institute could offer up to date guidance on trends marketing and efficiency if interest grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. H. Elwell
University of Wisconsin School of Commerce
Womens Chamber of Commerce
Knights of Pythias Hall
Elwell
United States
Alvin Babler
Chamber
School of Commerce
Monroe
Dean Elwell
Social notes from Freeport area gatherings weekend visits
Mrs Glen E Bolender and many families from Freeport and surrounding towns visited relatives Sunday evening. Multiple reunions and hospital stays are noted with guests from Freeport, DeKalb, Forreston, Plano, Annawan and Madison. A birth and a wedding are also listed among the local happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Babler
Harold Freshley
Myron Babler
John E. Babler
Freeport
Karen Bostian
Freeport Deaconess Hospital
Earl Barr
Stanley Hulbert
Irving Elliott
Sarah Lu Elliott
W. A. Haupt
Earl Elliott
Madison General Hospital
Ronald Dickinson
DeKalb
Virgil Dickinson
Nora Ebel
Tiffin
Merl Reubendall
R. W. Moore
Walter Pinnow
Pinnow
Monroe Recreation Park
Loreen Lubber
First Congregational Church
Will Babler
Emma Babler
C.F. Schriver
Northfield
Schriver
Roswell Babler
Freeport Hospital
Frank Hazeltine
Rockford
Elmer Rinehart
Lester Rockow
Leo
Eldred
Madison
Harold Wildemuth Jr
Annawan
Jay Hartman
Roy Hartman
Peotone
Ray Geiter
Cora Win
Glenn Geiter
Lester Sehuie
Monticello
Scientists test milk boost on cow Annabelle
Washington reports scientists study thyroprotein to raise Annabelle’s milk output by 20 percent. The price is potential quicker wear from higher heart rate and weight loss, as researchers wait to see if longer life offsets the gain. Dr. Moore and Dr. Sykes weigh the economic balance and may advise dairymen if Annabelle survives to old age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dairy Blue Books
Annabelle
L. A. Moore
Bureau of Dairy Industry
J. F. Sykes
Bureau
National Park Service Releases Summer Room and Meal Rates
The Park Service disclosed 1940s style price lists for rooms and meals at parks and monuments, noting most rates rise but some like Carlsbad Caverns lunchroom remain 50 cents, unchanged since 1911. Director Newton Drury said increases vary but are still lower than broader service costs over six years since 1941.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Park Service
Associated Press
Carlsbad Caverns
New Mexandhes
Newton B. Drury
Park Service
Monroe Community News Briefs From Illinois Local Events
Mrs Charles Grimm reports family news in Chicago and Monroe Eagles lodge members see initiation in Freeport. Deer sightings near Woodford are logged by local families. Adams 4 H club to visit D C and Ohio. Monroe Stamp club sets annual election at Universalist church with lunch. Kundert leaves hospital after leg amputation. Forcade resigns to run tavern with Felder’s place purchase. Various visits and travel updates include christenings, university returns, and trips to Poughkeepsie Sydney and Oswego all featuring Monroe residents and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Eaderly
Chicago
Charles Grimm
Nancy Jane
Kenneth
George Daily
Segis Artis Wayne
Monroe Eagles Lodge
Freeport
Freeport Aerie
Monroe
Stamp Club
Monroe Stamp Club
Universalist Church
Homemakers Visit Milwaukee From Monroe By Clipper
Homemakers in the Jordan Homemakers' club traveled from Monroe to Milwaukee today. They left Monroe at 7 this morning and planned stops at Niagara Falls and through Canada en route to Muskegon and Milwaukee aboard The Clipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe
Niagara Falls
Canada
Muskegon, Mich
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Vaukee
Jordan
Methodist Youth Fellowship Elects Officers at Church Meeting
Ricnaranunuere was elected president of the Methodist Youth Fellowship at the regular meeting Sunday evening at the church. Lois Burgy was named vice president, Allen Prisk secretary, and Maribeth Holcomb treasurer. Committee heads are Patricia Thorp worship and evangelism, Thomas Goetz and Hollan Schilt recreation, Nancy Thorp and Jacqueline Treloar community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ricnaranunuere
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Lois Burgy
Allen Prisk
Maribeth Holcomb
Patricia Thorp
Thomas Goetz
Hollan Schilt
Nancy Thorp
Jacqueline Treloar
Richlands Press Declares Dog Bites News Worthy
In Richlands, editor Charlie Greever laments lack of news as Dalton banker friend starts a time honored dog bites dog stunt. A dachshund named Slick is led before the National Bank in Richlands with bread and mustard, bites occur and a yelp sounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bienlands
Charlie Greever
Richlands Press
National Bank
In Dalton
Slick
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Mrs
Glen E. Bolender
Swinson Feed Store
Honeggers
Jude, Wisconsin
Bobby Beck
Bluefield
W. Va
Aluminum
Bowman
Wesco
Grandview Dairy
Wes Engles
George
Elmer West
Youngblood
Woodford
Frederick Wittwer
Lena Rubi
Christ Wittwer
New Philadelphia
Washington, D. C
Stockton
Ill
Puddledock School
Kundert
Arlie Kundert
Fred J. Kundert
10Th Street
St. Ola Hospital
Delbert
Lester G. Forcade
United Telephone Co
Forcade
Felder
John T. Hauser
Alfred Morgenthaler
Sue Ann Kubly
E. R. and
E. J. Kaderly
Juda
Holstein-Friesian Association of
Marie von Kaenel
University of Wisconsin
von Kaenel
California
Emma Stauffacher
Lindsay
Calif
E. C. Pag
Poughkeepsie
Arthur C. Benkett
Carolyn
Ruth
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Upele
George C. Shaler
Sydney
Australia
Samuel A.roelli
Adolf Roelli
U.S. S. Antetam
Royal Australian Navy
P. H. Ward
E. A. Lacey
John H. Bruni
Una Miller
Raymond Montgomery
Montgomery Electric Co
Browntown, Wis
J. E. Lovell
F. C. Trace
Ludlow
Monroe, Wis
Vrace
Oshkosh
Wis v
Kaiser
Frazer
Rkaiser
Kaiser and Frazer
Darlington
Hughes Motors
Willow Run
Monroe Johnson Motor Sales
10Th St
Kaiser- Frazer Corporation
Henry J. Kaiser
Joseph W. Frazer
Brodhead
Footville
Footville Implement Co
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