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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1958
Page
2
Editorial argues Wisconsin must revise its entire tax system to attract jobs and growth. It cites heavy income and property taxes, a complex aid and shared tax scheme, and calls for reduced state spending and a comprehensive reform including opposition to a retail sales tax unless it accompanies broad, equal relief.
Residents urge action at public square intersections to curb jaywalking and diagonal crossing. They warn hazards persist among older, less agile pedestrians and propose painting Dont in diagonal lines to reinforce safe crossing lanes.
Harvard University asserts it houses the world's largest university library with more than six million books and pamphlets in its collection.
May 17 1918 announcement lists Sen Roy Wilcox of Eau Claire as speaker for next week's Loyalty meeting at the Courthouse. The 86th Division with Wisconsin servicemen is set to depart overseas around July 15. Monroe State Guard drill at the Armory includes Gen Charles King of Madison. 62 enlisted men and 3 officers present. A gale and heavy rain cause minor damage with a rapid temperature drop from 80 to 60.
The writer describes a sunset crowd of crows gathering like a formal convention. Officers confer, delegates respond to caws, and the group elects an agenda with a brisk closing flight. The piece ends with a wary note on crow lore about punishment for idlers and a remark on rare natural deaths.
Chicago reports show strong eastern demand and light hog receipts pushing prices higher. Prime cattle prices reached 36.50 with many steers at 31.50 and up, while hogs topped near 24.50 and average light hogs moved 23.50 to 23.75 for lighter weights. Market notes indicate steady to higher cattle on prime grades and a four year high for hogs amid limited supply.
A contemporary household of four requires about 3,212 gallons of petroleum annually, counting both direct consumption and that used in the manufacture of everyday personal goods.
Harrisburg report on Harold Stassen, now an independent candidate for Pennsylvania governor, pursuing a strong underdog race. born April 13, 1907 in West St. Paul, Minn., he is contrasted with rival Arthur T. McGonigle of Reading, backed by party organization.
Washington The American Farm Bureau Federation slammed a proposed self help dairy program as sweeping, with Frank Woolley describing it as a powerful document. Texas Farm Bureau’s E F Hornback warned it could bankrupt producers and raise consumer costs while harming product quality. The measure, backed by the National Grange and National Farmers Union, would shift price support to a government free system with producer fees. Dorris D Brown warned it would raise retail milk prices and reduce consumption.
Brodhead selects Elzie Laube and Carolyn Pree as Badger Boy and Badger Girl sponsors by Swann-Gehr American Legion post and Auxiliary. Laube and Pree are listed with parent names, with Karen Zimmerli and Gary Ringen named as alternates.
The article urges readers to monetize unused possessions by placing classified advertisements. It highlights quick sales and simple steps to create effective ads.
An essay from Ruth Crittendon describes Chiquita the Mexican burro living with Rocky in the Berkshires. The animal is gentle and playful, fond of carrots, and acts as a devoted companion and fearless helper on errands and play.
Daniel Charles Dunwiddie is listed as a new member in Juda on October 26, 1957, reflecting a local civic or church registration event.
Monticello couple Mr. and Mrs. John Gehrig and Mr. and Mrs. Rudy Schweizer depart Tuesday for the East and board the USS Ryndam in New York May 27 en route to Switzerland and Holland. Gehrig,s first return to Switzerland in 26 years includes visits to three brothers and three sisters.
Brodhead PTA supports School Safety Patrol members attending the Patrol Congress in Wisconsin Dells on May 24. Principal John Keyes will accompany a group including Nancy Jones, Sandra Gurske, Sandra Burkhalter, Eileen Hafen, Mary May Stuessy, Sharon Wichelt, Carol Steiner, James St. John, Larry Walmer, Roger Gmur, Steven Garthwaite, James Jones, Larry Ayres, Barry Reigle, Don Gibson, James Church, Jimmy Looze, Douglas Clark, Lawrence Stuessy, Nathan Bliss, Roger Johnson, Milo Fie, Dean Moe Caslin and Jim Iverson.
Four steam catapults aboard the U S aircraft carrier Saratoga can launch four armed interceptors within sixty seconds, reflecting rapid takeoff capability for defense.
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