Breidster to retire as commanding general of 32nd Division
Maj. Gen. W. F. Breidster retires after four summer trainings at Camp McCoy ending a long era leading the 32nd Division. He joined the Guard in 1927 and served in World War II before guiding the unit through its penomic restructuring. Brig. Gen. Herbert A. Smith will likely assume command as Breidster steps aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guard
W. F. Breidster
32Nd
Breidster
Camp McCoy
Chiang Kai-shek
Northern Combat Command
Rcent
Ft. Bliss
Tex
Herbert A. Smith
S2nd
Breidste
Gen. Smith
Castro Threats Cuban Leader Warns U S on Property Confiscation
The Cuban prime minister issues a broad warning to U S business interests about confiscating American property in retaliation for the U S sugar quota cut. The piece critiques Castro's consistency and urges a total economic and diplomatic quarantine to curb Cuban influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cuba
Castro
U.S
United States
Uncle Sam
Truman Backs Aid Restore To Ike Proposal
Former President Harry S. Truman voiced strong support for President Eisenhower's request to restore 5904 million dollars cut by the House from the foreign aid program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Backsire
Washington
Harry S. Truman
Eisenhower
House
Plans for Green County Fair grows to huge program
40 YEARS AGO directors of the Green County Fair Society on June 25 1920 finalize plans for the fair starting August 17 with a large program outlined. Five or six cheese factories reopen in the New Glarus area as Helvetia Condensed Milk Co diverts contract milk due to tin shortage. President Wilson supporters reportedly control Democratic convention plans. Dr G A Seiler attends Swiss American Turnverein and Songfest in Chicago. John Speck celebrates his 94th birthday at Judo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green County Fair Society
New
Glarus
Helvetia Condensed Milk Co
Woodrow Wilson
G. A. Seiler
Chicago
John Speck
N. A. Speck
trout stocking limits eyed by wisconsin panel
The Fish Trout Committee urged the Wisconsin Conservation Department to limit stocking to streams with poor natural reproduction. They recommended prioritizing lakes and streams with wild populations, classifying waters, and using size limits to crop stocked fish while preserving brood stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fish-Trout Committee
Wisconsin Conservation Congress
Conservation Department
Hudson
John Brasch
West Central Area
C. W. Threinen
Threinen
Brasch
Midnight Snack Revelry and Harsh Restaurant Realities
A narrator admits culinary ineptitude and flirts with an evening out as a couple. They mock upscale dining, recount a sour waiter experience, and contrast gourmet misadventure with cozy, leftovers friendly comfort foods. The piece ends celebrating the allure of the midnight snack and the urge to eat again after the night out.
Ponds and Fisheries Management Debate On Capacity
Fisheries officials discuss managing ponds ranging from half an acre to 7000 acres. They agree no plan satisfies everyone and the aim is to provide the best fishing for the most people at reasonable cost within a tight budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Singer
Nicholls 85 Galena Resident Dies In Hazel Green Hospital
Samuel E Nicholls 85 of Galena died yesterday in a Hazel Green hospital. He was born in Galena to Thomas and Sarah Wakefield Nicholls. Survivors include his son Samuel of Galena and three daughters Mrs James Rosenthal Mrs Leslie Glasgow and Mrs Cletus Hancock. Services at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Furlong funeral home with Rev Paul Trasu mer of Grace Episcopal officiating. Burial in Greenwood cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galena
Samuel E. Nicholls
Hazel Green
Nicholls
Thomas
Sarah Wakefield Nicholls
Ella Welsc
Samuel
James Rosenthal
Leslie Glasgow
Cletus Hancock
Elizabeth
Furlong
Paul Trasumer
Grace Episcopal Church
Greenwood Cemetery
Crusty Cheese Sticks For Dairy Month
Trim crust from bread and cut into 8 inch by ½ inch strips. Toast slowly at 300 degrees F until lightly browned. Brush with melted butter and sprinkle grated Parmesan. Return to oven about 5 minutes. Serve hot. Makes 16 sticks.
Basil Named From Greek Royal Heritage
The name Basil derives from Greek roots meaning royal or kingly, reflecting its historical association with sovereign warmth and noble lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil
Major Wisconsin Roads Detoured For Construction
Madison reports 12 main Wisconsin roads closed for construction with a 22 mile detour for State 112 to 118 between Sanborn and Ashland. Closures span State 26 near Milton, State 28 between Sheboygan and Sheboygan Falls, State 33 near Horicon, State 39 in Dane County, State 49 near Brownsville, State 57 near Brussels, State 60 near Grafton, US 63 near Martell, State 77 from Upson to Pence, US 141 near Cleveland, and State 667 near Richfield. Open routes include US 2 in Ashland, US 8 in Forest, US 10 in Buffalo and Pierce, and many others across Dane, Dodge, Rock, Sauk, and Racine counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
State Highway Commission
Sanborn
Ashland
State
Milton
Rock County
Sheboygan
Sheboygan Falls
Horicon
Dodge County
Dane County
Mineral Point
Edmund
Brownsville
Adams
Juneau
Sauk
Racine
Waukesha
Bayfield
Sawyer
Marathon
Columbia
Dodge
Burnett
Crawford
Veron and Douglas
St. Croix
Walworth
Door
Outagamie
Oneida
Vilas
Brown and Wood
Brown
Washington
Grant
Green
Dane
Iron
Vernon
Kenosha
Tre
Red Ant Army Moves To New Mound In Orderly Evacuation
A field study describes a red ant colony fleeing a disturbed site. Hundreds of worker ants evacuate eggs, food and the queen to a new mound as scouts map the terrain and an organized army guards old and new homes. The evacuation unfolds with precise tunnels, carrying loads, and safe transfer of the queen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
at_ central point
Ant
Eathen
New Members Added From Wisconsin Districts
New members listed include Lynn Marie Zettel from Brodhead on February 5 1960 Ruth Ann Rufer of 1202 12th street on February 1 1960 Eloise Kay Wettach Route 1 Belleville on August 15 1959 and Cynthia Mae Rosentiel Route 4 on June 4 1959
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn Marie Zettle
Brodhead
Ruth Ann Rufer
12Th Street
Eloise Kay ‘Wettach
Belleville
Cynthia Mae Rosentiel
Steady Cheddar Markets Amid Stagnant Demand in Wisconsin
Primary American cheese markets held steady with prices unchanged. Wisconsin buyers showed fair to good interest from regular outlets while open market activity remained quiet. Large styles were ample and clearing, small styles varied from ample to limited. terminal markets were generally stocked. National production ran about eight percent under the five year average, keeping Commodity Credit Corporation purchases unnecessary since May 3 with only 69 109 pounds bought since April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
State Department of Agriculture
Wisconsin
Commodity Credit Corporation
Hognose Snake Uses Feigned Death to Deter Threats
A harmless North American hognose snake performs a dramatic feigned death to deter predators. The behavior, observed in various regions, involves rolling onto its back, opening its mouth, and emitting a hiss, confusing attackers and allowing escape.
Evening Times Club Membership Coupon Grand Opening
All boys and girls up to 12 are invited to join the Evening Times Boys and Girls Club. Fill out the coupon and mail to the Evening Times Club, Monroe, Wisconsin. Age last birthday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evening Times
Evening Times Club
Monroe Evening Times
Monroe, Wis
Heart Fund chairmen named for 1961 drive
Three men named Wisconsin Heart Association campaign representatives for the 1961 drive. John R. Sargent of Gratiot is Lafayette County representative and Gratiot postmaster. Robert H. Prideaux of Dodgeville covers northern Iowa County and was 1960 campaign lead. Harry Nohr of Mineral Point covers southern Iowa County. Drive starts next February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Heart Association
John R. Sargent
Gratiot
Lafayette County
Robert H. Prideaux
Dodgeville
Iowa County
Harry Nohr
Mineral Point
Iowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Monroe, Wisconsin
Congress
Monroe Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
The
Jated Press
Inland Daily Press A
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Associated Press
City of
Monroe
Stephenso County
Stephenson County
Editorial
Gen
W.F. Breidster
Ini
North Korea
Seoul
Syngman Rhee
Rhinelander
West Virginia
Jacob Urben
New Glarus
John Wenger
Korea
Agriculture Adjustment Administration
Janesville
Rock River Valley
F. J. Bolender
Wisconsin Association of Commercial Organizion
Albert Miller
Josef Benkert
John Marty
John Steinman
Fred Marty
Blanchardville
R. W. Reynolds
Louis Hirsig
Down To
Wisconsin Conservation Department
Frank Tripp
Denver
Bob
Hamburg
Bob's
Brooklyn Bridge
Monsieur
Samuel Nicholls
Lake Michigan
Milwaukee
Wis
Muskegon
Mich
Detroit
City
Lake Front
E. Wisconsin Ave
Mart
Parkwey
S.S. Milwaukee
Wisconsin & Michigan Steamship Company
Milwaukee 2
Motor Club
Clipper
Times
Times Children’s Club
Mary Jo Janke
Kathy Jean Stadelman
Basco
Kay Irene Wyss
Juda
Janet Kay Schwartzlow
Albany
Sharon Kay Monté
Orangeville
Kristy Ann Kummer
Woodford
Michael Wallace Stuessy
Donna Jean Zee
Randall Lee Roderick
Thomas Gene Zimmerman
Sharon Ann Jacobson
Brian Lee Zimmerman
Jean Ann Plantikow
Argyle
Mark Eugene Flannery
Fred Andrew Stampfli
Rock City
Dwight Raymond Indergand
Steven Kohlhagen
William Clifford Ludwig
Mary Lou Nepple
Dennis Lee Simler
Browntown
Carol Ann Rudhti
9Th Street
Mary Barbara Reger
21St Avenue
Sally Ann Duchow
Richard Edwin Schindler
Michael Allan Blum
Monticello
James Henry Waelchli
LuAnn Kay Montgomery
South Wayne
Barbara Ann Kolb
Vicky Lynne Wilde
17Th Avenue
Cheddar Mart
WEED
Washington Township
of Washington
County of Green
State of
Town Board of Washington
Merlyn Rufer
Ed W. Marty
Rosa
R.F.D
Postoffice
Ellen Hofeldt
Animato
Massachusetts
SPCA
Heart Fund
Underwood
Olympia
Ee Office Supply
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!