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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1947
Page
4
Washington reports labor influence at its lowest in over a decade as union foes push for tightened curbs. Senate approval of a broad case labor disputes bill raises override risks and signals a pitched battle if President Truman vetoes the measure.
Monticello residents host and visit families across Madison Janesville Monroe and New Glarus. Kay Ann Becker celebrated her first birthday with family guests. Several trips to Milwaukee Madison Monroe and Milwaukee hospitals noted. A note on flower mutation odds closes the column.
Multiple applicants named Walter J. Bagn gartner, Richard J. Decker, Rudy A. Krebs, Witter A. Palmer, Harold J. Hamilton, Thomas Arthur, and others file for liquor licenses in Monroe Wisconsin. Notices list home and premises addresses including 1023 Sixteenth Avenue and 1313 Seventeenth Street, with class B licenses and dates, urging compliance with city filing procedures.
Notices state that applications have been filed at city clerks offices for the sale of liquors in Monroe and Montve. Applicants include Arthur Spoerry Turner Hall Club Ernest A waiste and others with specified home and premises addresses such as 1301 Fifteenth Avenue 1008 Seventeenth Avenue and 1217 Seventeenth Avenue.
The filing application by Robert J. for a pharmacist license is recorded at the city clerk's office. Premises are listed as 16th Avenue with the applicant's address at 16th Avenue. The notice confirms the filing located at the city office.
The Wisconsin Department of Agriculture announced steps to activate this year’s potato marketing order, previously inactive during the war. The four-state plan includes Michigan, Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin, administered by a North Central committee with three producers and one handler from each state. The order aims to support prices for farmers and limit low quality potatoes entering the market.
A four state committee will be formed with producer meetings to nominate members. The first meeting is at Portage on May 19, followed by Rhinelander on May 20 and Rice Lake on May 21. A state wide handlers meeting will be held at Antigo on May 22. The department cited rising grower interest as prompting action to implement the order.
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