Rural Units Fight Utility Tax Change
Rural communities oppose proposed shift in state utility property tax law. At a legislative council hearing, supporters cite Milwaukee gain of about 100000 annually, while opponents from Madison Sauk City Prairie du Sac Chippewa Falls and other towns warn of income loss for rural areas reliant on utility taxes.
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Legislative Council
Harry Slater
Milwaukee
Lake
William Ryan
Madison
Wisconsin Power and Lights Co
George Worth
Sauk City
Ralph Axley
Prairie du Sac
Emil Morter
Guss Bell
Ralph Stauber
Edward Schoephoester
Chauncey Gannon
West Point
Harry Webb
Chippe Falls
Clarence Balts
Jim Falls
Ronald North
Chippewa Falls
John Kaiser
Port Washington
Ruth Johnson Heads Jefferson Jiffy 4 H
Ruth Johnson heads Jefferson Jiffy 4 H as Ruth Vyunsun was named president of Jefferson Jiffy Workers 4 H club at the first seasonal meeting Monday in Yall school. Barbara Weiss led the pledge. Mary Jaggi was named vice president, Barbara Weiss secretary treasurer, Evelyn Luchinger reporter, Judith Seyler song leader, Nancy Camron pianist, Marilyn Rutsch and Evelyn Weiss recreation leaders, Mrs Werner Rutsch and Mrs Robert Elmer leaders, Mrs Alvin and Mrs Weaver Seyler cooking leaders. Planning meeting Monday at the Robert Elmer home. Next meeting March 9 at Twin Grove school.
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asUth Vyunsun
Jefferson Jiffy Workers
Yall
Barbara Weiss
Mary Jaggi
Secetary
Evelyn Luchinger
Judith Seyler
Nancy Camron
Marilyn Rutsch
Evelyn Weiss
Werner Rutsch
Robert Elmer
Alvin
Weaver Seyler
Eaders
Twin Grove
Moving milk records required for farm purchases
Farmers must supply quality records when moving milk supply. Myron B. Eglum, county agricultural agent, warns that before any plant may buy milk or cream from a new producer, the buyer must provide a copy of the producer’s quality record for the past three months. The purchasing plant must furnish the producer with a copy within 24 hours of the request.
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Myron B.eglum
Telephone man cited for emergency rescue and engagement news
Central office switchman of Wisconsin Telephone received a citation for effective use of telephone facilities during an emergency. Vice President J H Paige said he heard a voice calling for help on a line and notified police, locating an elderly woman’s home and helping rush her to medical aid. Gertrude Moran announced engagement to Anthony Davenport, confirming an amicable end to previous plans.
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Seboth
Wisconsin
J. H. Paigenesday
Mrs. Graham 84 Succumbs in Warren at Home
Mrs. J. L. Graham 83 died yesterday morning at her Warren home. Born Sarah Jane Roberts in Liverpool, she moved to farm near Woodbine as a child. Surviving: two daughters, a granddaughter in Chicago, a brother in Woodbine, a sister in Elgin, plus several relatives. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Graham funeral home with two ministers officiating. burial Elmwood cemetery.
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Warren —Woverss
J. L. Graham
Sarah Jane Roberts
Liverpool
England
William R. Roberts
Woodbine
Warren
Graham
Warren Methodist Church
Jane Lund
Joh R. Grunder
Virginia Jane Meyers
Chicago
William E. Roberts
Grace Darnhill
Elgin
Graham Funeral Home
William H. Evans
H. E. Beldin
Elmwood Cemetery
Archbishop urges new atomic pact with Russia
York reports the archbishop urged Britain and the United States to make a new attempt without delay to reach an atomic agreement with Russia.
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York
Britain
United States
Russia
Stephenson County Census Leaders Named For 17th Decennial
Stephenson county appoints census crew leaders for the 17th decennial census. They are Mrs. Floyd Walker Joseph Duray and Alvin Schumayer all of Freeport. They passed written and oral exams to qualify. Applications for enumerators are being taken by the district supervisor at Rockford in the federal building.
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Speciay
Anree
Stephenson County
Floyd Walker
Joseph Duray
Alvin Schumayer
Freeport
Rockford
Federal Building
Irene Rich Marries Fourth Husband in New York
Irene Jucn aged 58 tied the knot with 68 year old utilities executive George Henry Clifford yesterday in the Sherry Netherland hotel. The bride will retire from a 30 year acting career and relocate with her spouse to their new home.
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Irene Rich
New York
Irene Jucn
George Henry Clifford
Sherry-Netherland Hotel
Wisconsin dairy leaders urge strong farmer sales push
William Groves of Lodi, president of the Wisconsin Dairy Federation and Pure Milk Products Association, warned farmers to actively market their dairy products to protect incomes. He endorsed Wisconsin's new minimum dairy standard law as a quality tool and cautioned that other states may surpass Wisconsin in food standards, risking its lead in dairy.
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Ucene — Y Special
William Groves
Lodi
Wisconsin Dairy Federation
Pure Milk Products Association
Groves
Wisconsin
Juda Jolly Juniors Name New Officers
The Juda Jolly Juniors elected Joyce Arnsmeier president Bill Brunkow as vice president Maxine Miller as treasurer Janet Arnsmeier as secretary and Eddie Jordan as reporter. Meetings will be the first Monday of each month. The club plans a 4 H exhibit at the A A Dairy bar in Judo during H week March 4 12.
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Uda Joy Juuuvess Club
Joyce Arnsmeier
Bill Brunkow
Maxine Miller
Janet Arnsmeier
Eddie Jordan
A. A
Farm Scene Reports Successful Farrow Despite Cold Weather
Thirteen sows farrowed last month at the Vern Jones farm near Albany. Litters averaged nine pigs after 10 days despite cold. William Blumer kept a 16 by 32 foot farrowing house with 12 sows and their young, using two boars for better litters. The pigs arrived in four days, 77 in a 30 hour span. Blumer feeds a dry alfalfa and oats mix with tankage and dairy additions. The Blumers run combined 20 and 66 acre farms with Mr Jones, expanding their dairy herd from 18 to 42 cows and raising young stock at Jones’ farm until joining the milking herd. Alfred Meier sold Carl B the bull to Paul Ziebli. Some cows require petting to yield max milk.
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Vern Jones
Albany
Wiliam Blumer
Blumer
Mr. Jones
Blumers
Jones
Air Reserves Begin Promotions For Higher Ranks
Captain Sorrel, district representative of the 10th Air Force, addressed Flight 9656 at the American Legion home, detailing the recent 10th Air Force conference at O Hare airport Chicago and presenting outlines and schedules for the volunteer air reserve training program. He commands five Wisconsin Illinois squadrons, noting Monroe and Portage flights as top performers in 9656 outside Madison, with Col Carpenter visiting to praise local air officers. A combat movie film on ETO operations followed.
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John Sorrel
10Th Air Force
Fuactron 9656
American Legion
Sorrel
O'Hara
Chicago
Volunteer Air Force Reserve
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Monroe
Portage
Madison
Robert Carpenter
Squad
Dairy Showcase Credits Set Involves Knaack Matzke Hahns
A brief note credits Maynard Knaack Ervin Matzke and Robert Hahn with showcasing the South Pacific segment. It warns that sudden changes rough handling or unusual noises may affect dairy cow production as advertised in Times Want Ads.
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South Pacific
Set
Maynard Knaack
Ervin Matzke
Robert Hahn
New York Official Settles $100000 Slander Suit
Commerce Department official William W Jeminis reached a court settlement of his $100,000 slander suit against Elizabeth Bentley and two other defendants. His attorney said yesterday that he received a substantial sum.
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New York
P— Commerce Depextment
William W Jeminis
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Hone
Calcutta
Gertrude
Gussie) Moran
Tenis
Anthony Davenport
St. Louis Briquette Co
Aaron
Searnns Negara Leas Senate Ree
Chocolate Shop
Cera
Aik
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
Cocos
Juda Jolly
Alfred Meier
Carl B
Rock Hill
Paul Ziebli
Belleville
K-M Harvester
Oliver Grain Master Combine
Johnson
Eget
Admiral Blue
Admiral Blue Grace Walker
Frank J. Rapant So
Ford
Monroe Sales Company
9Th Street
16Th Avenue
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