Benson questions farm vote shift in fall elections
Secretary Benson during a Newspap er Farm Editors Association meeting questioned whether improved agricultural conditions will dominate the November election. He noted farm prices up about 10 percent from a year ago and farm income up 5 to 10 percent, expressing optimism about the farm outlook and skepticism that the issue will rally GOP candidates.
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Washington
Benson
Newspaper
Farm Editors Association
Juda Mother Daughter Banquet Highlights at EUB Church
The Times Special reports a Friday night Juda social event attended by 175. Monroe Girl Scouts staged a puppet show. Juda school third and fourth graders sang two Mothers Day songs. Vocal duet by Patty Jones and Bonnie Arnsmeier. Musical trio included Sharon Feldt Carol Keen and Beverly Nenneman. A group of young girls performed Dressup Memories.
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Eub Church
Girl Scouts of
Monroe
Juda School
Patty Jones
Bonnie Arnsmeier
Sharon Feldt
Carol Keen
Beverly Nenneman
Mrs Arnsmeier Feted by Juda and South Wayne Guests
Mr and Mrs Ernest Thomens South Wayne hosted a Mother's Day event honoring Mrs Ivan Arnsmeier Juda with a large gathering from Juda Normal Ill and Dakota. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs Fred Kleepping Afolkey and Mrs Herman Knotter Woodford.
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Arnsmeier
Ernest Thommen
South Wayne
Ivan Arnsmeier
Juda
Messrs
Mmes
Robert Stuckey
Marlene
Meree Lee
Merle Goeke
Sandra
Sally
Davis
Ronald Arnsmeier
Lowell Arnsmeier
Charles Trotter
Heidi
Raymond Arnsmeier
Kenneth Zimmerman
Roger Zimmerman
Vicky
Rodney Arnsmeier
Marion
Bill Stuckey
Marilyn Johnson
Normal
Ill
Keith Toelke
Dakota
Fred Kleepping
Afolkey
Herman Knotter and Sons
Woodford
Saxer Couple Plans July Swiss Visit
Mr. and Mrs. John Saxer of Monroe will depart in the third week of July for six to seven weeks in Switzerland, visiting his two brothers and relatives. It will be his first return in 37 years. Mrs. Saxer, born in Green County, and the couple previously farmed before moving to Monroe. He works at Huber Brewing Co.
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John Saxer
22Nd Avenue
Switzerland
Saxer
Green County
Monroe
Huber Brewing Co
Collect cash for things you don’t need through classifieds
A call to raise funds by selling unwanted items via classified ads. The note urges readers to declutter and monetize possessions no longer required. It emphasizes simple steps to place ads and reach buyers efficiently.
Do It Yourself Age Advice From a Physician
The piece warns against amateur home repairs and DIY medical attempts. It stresses seeking professional medical help early to prevent illness from worsening and promotes using a local pharmacy that offers prescription filling and delivery. Monroe 143 is cited as a contact for physician phone access.
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Monroe
Auto Dealer Held as Forger in Rice Lake Case
Barron County charged Ed Cahill 32 president of Stinn Motor Co Rice Lake with obtaining money under false pretenses and forgery after his car was found abandoned near a Minneapolis bridge April 11 Bond set at 10000. He allegedly forged his father in law signature on a 20000 note and faced multiple charges. Authorities dragged the Mississippi River and Cahill returned to Rice Lake weeks later. The Pueblo Indians in New Mexico celebrate Old Christmas January 6.
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Barron
Rice Lake
Minneapolis
Ed Cahill
Stinn Motor Co
Cahill
Barron County
J. P. Youngman
Minnesota
Mississippi
Dairy State Bank
Northland Finance Co
Monticello Socials and Family Visits Report
Monticello residents and friends share Sunday visits and outings. The list includes the Bowes and Donald with Kublys in Madison and Brodhead, and Alda Steinmann visiting Milwaukee. Several families from New Glarus, Madison, and Fenimore visited relatives and toured sites such as General Grant's Memorial Home in Galena Illinois.
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David Bowes
Donald
Madison
Abraham Kubly
Herman Kubly
Kublys
Carl Eichenbergers
Brodhead
Alda Steinmann
Milwaukee
Frederick Steinmann
Dwight Elmer
New Glarus
Fred Roethlisberger
Henry E. Babler
Bernice Babler
Anna
Sophia Bently
Galena
Ill
General Grant
Edmund Dooley
Ralph Cairns
Kay
Fennimore
Bernard Dooley
Karen
Richard
Susan
Clarno
Clark Dooley
Roger
Joey
Fred Escher
Clark Dooley Jr
Monroe
Gertrude Dooley
James Dooley
Harold Ott
Becky
Craig
Ray Beckman
South Wayne
Ott
Anton I. Ott
John Waelchli
Mata Mueller
Walter Muel
President Asks FHA Fund Boost in 1959
The Eisenhower administration asked Congress for a four billion dollar increase in the FHA housing loan insurance program. Albert M. Cole testified before a Senate banking subcommittee that the extra funds would raise insurance authority from three to seven billion dollars for the period through June 30, 1959, to meet rising demand.
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Washington
Eisenhower Administration
Congress
Albert M. Cole
Housing and Home Finance
Senate
Cole
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Banking
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Jerry Engen
Belleville
Miss Gillette
Everette Gillette
Engen
Edmund Engen
Bob Arden
J. P. Adams
New Mexico
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
John Elmer
Norman Rosen
Tom Heuer
Sauk City
Kenneth Halverson
Conrad Stauffachers
Robert Holcomb Sr
Fred C. Marty
Lawrence
Walter J. Martys
Lena Babler
H. Hoesly
Tommy Wright
Beckers
Charles Benkendorf
Mary
Chuck
Green Bay
Manitowoc
Ann Benkendorf
Cecil Jordan
Walter Leathy Jr
David
Ivan Wichser
Browntown
Montgomery Electric CO
Browntown, Wis
Badger Paint Stores
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Alvin F. Rote CO
R. G. Rote
Argyle
Orangeville
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