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Newspaper
Monroe Evening Times
Location
Monroe, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1948
Page
2
The document outlines AP rights and publication restrictions dated April 30 1947. It announces exclusive use of local AP news and disallows republication without permission by the board's directive.
Galli, a former cheese expert, rejoins as district field man and judge of dairy products. He brings knowledge to assist producers in expanding market outlets and emphasizes high quality production to keep the district competitive.
The Evening Times recalls how Wisconsin pioneers in Green County chose to settle rather than roam farther west. They carried a pioneering spirit and pride of ownership, passing the drive to their children as they built stable farms under ideal growing conditions.
Monroe residents and officials clash over how to curb starling nuisance as trees, harmony, and public safety weigh in. Proposals range from shooting parties to two faced lighted owls and firecrackers, with concerns about effectiveness and tree preservation.
Stevens Point Herman J. Carstensen, 35, received a 14 to 20 year term in Waupun State Prison for second degree murder in the bludgeon slaying of Silas Paxton, a 58 year old bachelor farmer, on Paxton's Wood County farm April 18.
Albert J. Van Camp world traveler and hunter spoke at the Kiwanis club while Monticello mourned David Klassy who died after 50 years in business. Abduction victim Rev Mario Berger once Monticello pastor drew attention as mail pickup tested for Switzerland route.
Eagles from southern Wisconsin gather in Monroe for the first anniversary of the local lodge. A parade on the square features drill teams from Rockford Freeport Beloit Madison and a Madison degree initiation at Turner Hall. Clark Kleckner leads arrangements and a dance closes the day.
Dr and Mrs Kindschi will depart Saturday for Philadelphia for a one week post graduate neurology course at the American College of Physicians. They then go to Boston to visit Lahey Clinic with Mrs Kindschi's brother Smedal. On return to Monroe they will visit the Cleveland Clinic before Dr Kindschi resumes practice on June 7.
The Chinese government reports its first half expenditures exceeded massive sums as spending outruns revenue. Authorities note spending outpaced income by numbers that resemble trillions and trillions of dollars in printed funds.
Madison reports A J Von Burg of Wisconsin Power and Light Co estimates a cooperative farm wife’s capitalized value at 69 000. He told home economists at a conference that average farm income rises when the wife is an active worker and should have access to research in home economics and new electrical conveniences. The Wisconsin Utilities association sponsored the conference.
Sara C. Palmer spoke to WCTU members on New Courage at Immanuel Evangelical church. The gathering marked the 50th annual convention for Green and Lafayette counties with unions from Albany Juba Blanchardville York Brodhead Darlington South Wayne Monroe and visiting groups Freeport Orangeville. About 100 attended including a noon luncheon and a memorial wreath dedication to Rev. Alvin Rabehl.
Wisconsin League of Women Voters votes to oppose highway fund segregation and a sales tax to finance a state veterans bonus. They also back reorganization of the state school system with county committees, a state board of education, home rule for counties, removal of interstate trade barriers, and nonpartisan county board elections.
The Wisconsin Public Service Commission will hold a Madison hearing on June 15 regarding Wisconsin Power and Light Co. rate increases for gas served in Fond du Lac Janesville Beaver Dam Berlin Ripon Waupun Beloit Edgerton Portage and nearby villages. The gas division seeks $400000 extra yearly to cover higher operating costs. Also approved is Clark County dam project with a 300acre artificial lake at Greenwood. A June 11 hearing is set for Price County Telephone Co. rate rise request.
The American military government bans import of all publications authorized by Russia into the U S zone as retaliation for interference with U S controlled publications in the Soviet zone. Col. Gordon E Textor says the ban lasts until Soviet authorities assure reciprocal treatment in interzonal exchanges. The order excludes Berlin.
Monticelio by Mrs. D Curtis and other Monroe residents spent weekends visiting relatives. Dorothy Pagel returned to Freeport after a home visit. Shrine dinner attendees included Albert Knobel and others. Fortnightly reading club met with Mrs. Woelker. Several families hosted Sunday guests across Monroe Albany Winslow and surrounding towns.
Backache leg pains may signal kidney trouble. Waste buildup in the blood causes discomfort. Doan's Pills, a stimulant diuretic, claims to flush kidney tubes and ease symptoms. Endorsed as a long standing remedy.
The excerpt lists families connected to Attica Evansville Madison and nearby areas including Mr and Mrs Milton Kreuger, Mr and Mrs Robert Gempeler, and Mr and Mrs Laverne Duerst with their households. No dates or events are provided in the readable text.
Henry Schuler Jr of Dayton visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Fred A Blum in a brief family gathering highlighting social ties and local hospitality.
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