Action To Help Milk Producer
Chicago announces two measures to support milk prices and avoid shortages. Agriculture Secretary Orville Freeman keeps the Class I price at 4.30 per cwt in Chicago and 11 midwestern markets, with the actual Chicago pool price at 4.62. An emergency hearing in St Louis on March 9 will review price levels for 32 markets across 12 states to prevent bottled milk shortages. Associated Dairymen notes January Chicago production down 85 million pounds vs 1985.
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Tax Change Promises Relief for Some but Not All
The Treasury states that about 14 million people have taxes withheld now and the plan would cut the total by 3.8 million while reducing year end payments for many. A family earning about 7000 dollars with two children would break even, while higher earners pay less and lower earners pay more under the bill.
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Studebaker Ends 65-Year Auto Making Career
Detroit firm Studebaker Corp. announced a reluctant end to its 65 year auto making career. President Byers A. Burlin said the losses were irreversible and left no other choice but to discontinue Studebaker cars.
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Studebaker Corp
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Anniversary noted at St Pauls Church United Church of Christ
Orangeville residents and guests gathered for a 50th wedding anniversary open house at St Pauls United Church of Christ in Davis. 125 relatives and friends attended as Mr and Mrs Harrison Meinert celebrated with family from Davis Rock City Freeport Orangeville and Polo.
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Gertrude) Cooper
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Davis
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Henry Miller
Emma Meinert
Lawrence Miller
Myron Meinert
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Roger Keister
Ralph Meier
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Allen Meinert
Jolene
Arlene Welling
Rock City
Vernon Best
Freeport
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LaVerne
Orangeville
Beloit area notes honor, blood drives, weather lore and local politics
Frank Whitcher receives life membership and a photo as a Doughboy from Leo Kane Post. Five Brugger family members donate blood in Monroe. Williard Yarborough, son-in-law of the Feldts, to conduct Beloit Symphony concert and Bonn concerts in Beloit and Janesville. Mrs Mary Lloyd turns 97 with family ties. Local weather lore attributed to Glenn F. Stauffacher. A model of the new Monroe Medical Center displayed in a bank window. Lynn Haglund performs in Calendar Capers, with 100 skaters at Rockton event. Emerson Kessler and Verne Krause seek Rock County Board seats. other candidates include Delbert Gregory and Ray Roberts.
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Magnolia Township
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Ray Roberts
Beloit Doctor Convicted of Criminal Abortion Is Fined
Beloit physician Dr A F Otto, 73, was convicted by a Rock County jury last week on criminal abortion. He was sentenced Friday to pay fines of 5000 dollars on the first two counts plus all statutory costs of the action.
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Rock County
Withholding Tax Changes Outlined in Johnson Plan
Congress debates a tax package shaping withholding on May 1. Under current law 14 percent is withheld. new plan uses a staggered rate to better match tax owed. Examples show individuals’ weekly withholdings and year-end balances under both systems.
Mrs. Helmeid Succumbs at 76 in Blanchardville
Mrs. Clara Winden Helmeid dies at 3 30 p m in St. Clare Hospital Blanchardville native born May 26 1889 in Adams Township Green County married John Helmeid April 10 1912. Survivors include husband daughter two sons five grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral 1 30 p m Monday at Blanchardville Lutheran Church with burial in Graceland Cemetery.
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Blanchardville
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Lela) Severson
Monroe
St. Clare Hospital
Clara Winden
Adams Township
Green County
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Inger Mae Winden
Biggs
Argyle
L F Richardson Taken by Death
Hazel Green reports Lenas F Richardson 70 retired farmer died of apparent heart attack. Survived by wife Emma, daughter Mrs Ray Coates Anchorage Alaska, four sons Donald Galena Franklin Dubuque Lenas Jr rural Galena Charles Hazel Green, six brothers Thomas Ben Edmund Roscoe Rueben Willard, one sister Mrs William Schultz, Galena, 18 grandchildren. Funeral at 10 a m Monday St Francis de Sales Church. Richard son a member of church and Holy Name Society. Friends may call after 8 tonight at Furlong Funeral Home Galena. Parish Rosary at 8 p m tomorrow.
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Ray Coates
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Galena
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Holy Name Society
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Oscar Busekros Succumbs at 72
Oscar C. Busekros, 72, retired farmer carpenter, died yesterday at his Pearl City home. He quit farming in 1944. Services set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Offenheiser Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery. Surviving: two sons Kenneth of Rockford and Robert of Freeport. one daughter Mrs Wayne Aurand of Elroy. a brother Paul in Madison. three sisters Mrs John Busch of Pearl City, Mrs Margaret Wahler of Stockton, Calif., and Mrs Alma Parkin of Freeport. 11 grandchildren and three others.
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Rockford
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Freeport
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Eleroy
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Madison
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Harold Smelzer Succumbs at 60
Harold M. Smelzer, 60, retired cheesemaker formerly of Spring Green, died unexpectedly in Tempe Arizona after moving there in 1959. He married Pearl Adams in 1933 and was a member of Highland Presbyterian Church and the Masonic Lodge. Funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Highland Presbyterian Church. viewing after 2 p.m. tomorrow at Lulloff Funeral Home. Masonic service Sunday at 8 p.m.
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Down to Earth Our Soil Our Strength From the
A fragmented page caption promises a feature on soil health and agricultural resilience. It hints at topics linking soil quality to strength in farming communities and sustainable practices. Key names or dates are not legible.
Soil Conservation Service notes and spring hopes in Green Bay area
The Green County Soil and Water Conservation Supervisors attended their annual state convention in Green Bay. Senator Nelson urged conservation as a top long range issue and attendees Willis Riemer Leland Jordan C. S. Pierce found the trip worthwhile. Ted Falk and his Smock Valley team vow revenge at volleyball, with a rearranged game night.
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Ted Falk
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Ted
Dusty Footprint Sparks Suspicions After Monday Fracas
Cal Kraemer bears a dusty seat mark from last Monday’s brawl while observers differ on whether Joe Tschanz or Werner Vogel left it. Newell Smith and Walt Schuetz claim gentility, leaving others under watch as tensions rise.
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Watershed and Conservation Meetings Clash This Week
Missed a couple meetings we hoped to attend as the Honey Creek Watershed directors held a planning session at Delbert Soddy's Thursday night with results pending. Early reports from Green County Conservation League's mid winter VFW gathering were favorable.
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Delbert Soddy
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Jim Schwoegler
Mrs Pettenger Taken by Death in New York
Marie Evelena Pettenger 28 of Ridott Ill died Thursday in Sloan Kettering Cancer Center New York City. Services planned 1 30 p m Monday at Chapin Countryman Funeral Home Pecatonica burial Willwood Rockford. Viewing 730 to 830 p m tomorrow at the funeral home. Survived by three daughters two sons mother Velma Bell and eight brothers and three sisters including Dale Bell Pecatonica and Ina Bell Ridott.
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Ridott
Ill
Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York City
Chapin - Countryman Funeral Home
Pecatonica
Willwood Burial Park
Rockford
Pettenger
Albany
Sidney
Velma Bell
Burgess Battery
Freeport
Dale Bell
Ina Bell
Get there safer in a dependable car headline
Classified ads promise safer travel with reliable cars and warn buyers to check daily listings for real bar gains and dependable transport options.
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