Cattle Market Trends Uneven in Chicago Trade
Receipts of slaughter cattle ran about 43 000 with uneven trading. Prime steers topped at 34 dollars while most high quality stock sold 30 to 32.50, and cows and feeders posted steady to slight gains. Hog trade strong on lighter weights with midweek prices 16 to 17.75. Heifers largely tested at 28 to 30. bulls and butchers varied by weight.
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Chicago
Bologna
Social notes from South Wayne and nearby towns
Mrs Arlie Mitchell and Mrs Susan Roederer were in Darlington Sunday. Many local residents visited relatives in Freeport Monroe Madison Rockford Argyle and Browntown. The Mollenbrendt anniversary celebration at Freeport marked twenty five years for Carl and Gladys Moellenbrendt with children Karen Robert and Donald.
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Franklin Bergum
Freeport
Darlington
Freddie Meier
Alma Meier
Harry Moore
Rockford
Ben West
Jim Scicher
Louis Gooch
Bill Peterson
Madison
Emma Lund
H. S. Chapman
Monroe
Rose Hasley
Harold Larse
Argyle
Paul Lawrence
Roxy
Arlie Mitchell
Marian
Thomas Peterson
Wayne
Clifford Miller
Browntown
Arthur Boothe
M. L. Hasley
Robert Chapman
Charles Chapman
Mike
Legislature in Brief Open government bill advances in Senate
The Senate voted 18 to 13 to release a transparency measure from committee while an identical Senate bill also remained unhearing in file. The bill would require open meetings for government bodies with safeguards amid partisan debate.
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Senate
Governmental and Veterans Affairs Committee
Assembly
Welsh To Head Area Lions Club
M Palmer Welsh was elected president of the New Glarus Lions Club this week. Officers include J Fred Uffelmann first vice president Nic Zentner second vice president Paul Grossenbacher third vice president H J Schmid secretary treasurer Howard Hartwig tail twister Ernest Lufi lion tamer Gerald Disch Harold Hoesly directors Henry Glaeden Edward Wills holdover directors. Howard Hartwig and C J Dahlen were inducted as new members. The club plans to purchase more trash cans to keep the community clean and sponsors a Madison boy for a week at the State Lions Camp for Blind and Handicapped Children in Rosholt.
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NEW Glarus
M. Palmer Welsh
New Glarus Lions Club
J. Fred Uffelmann
Nic Zentner
Paul Grossenbacher
H. J. Schmid
Howard Hartwig
Ernest Lufi
Gerald Disch
Harold Hoesly
Henry Glaeden
Edward Wills
C. J. Dahlen
Madison
Rosholt
Weekly Hog and Cattle Market Summary from Chicago
The report details hog receipts and prices for the week, with No 2 and 3 grade hogs 190-238 lb at 16.25 to 16.75 and up to 17.35 for some No 1 and 2 lots. Cattle receipts total 100 head, showing prime steers around 34.00 for 1180 lb loads and various grades from 29.75 to 32.50 for high quality steers, with cows and bulls listed in the 15.00 to 37.00 range depending on type and weight.
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Chicago
USDA
Captor of Nazi Sub Headed for Scrapping
Bayonne New Jersey The escort carrier Guadalcanal towed upriver for scrapping. It remains the only American ship to capture a German U boat at sea in World War II. The U boat is preserved as a Chicago museum display.
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Bayonne
N. J
Guadalcanal
Naval Base
Navy
Chicago
Browntown Social Notes Names Local Guests
Mr and Mrs Dean Teuscher and son Danny of Janesville visited relatives, while Mr and Mrs Fred Scott and Mr and Mrs Dale Young joined the Methodist church Sunday. Mr and Mrs Sterman Lawyer and Etta Van Matre of Freeport called at the Crago home midweek.
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Dean Teuscher
Danny
Janesville
Jake Teuscher
Fred Scott
Dale Young
Sterman
Etta van Matre
Freeport
C. L. Crago
Monroe Common Council May 19 1959 Proceedings
The May 19 1959 Monroe Common Council meeting opened with Mayor Victor Schiller presiding and a roll call showing Aldermen Galli Gerber Schindler Burgi Evans Elmer Eyler present. Laeser absent. Minutes were approved and numerous communications referred to committees. A veteran graves decoration grant of 150 dollars was authorized. a one way alley ordinance reading began. several licenses and bids were discussed. multiple claims totaling 1910.97 were approved for payment under suspension of rules. Meeting adjourned after committee reports and announcements.
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Galli
Gerber
Schindler
Burgi
Evans
Elmer
Eyler
Laeser
Council and Planning Commission
Ronald D. Johnson
Park and Recreation
Wells
Public Property Committee
R. H. Hendrickson
The
American Legion
Finance and Taxation
Police and Safety Committees
Frito Company
Police and Safety Committee
United Telephone Company
16Th Avenue
GOC
Arthur C. Benkett
Louis A. Koenig
Judiciary Committee
Alvin H. Babler
Wilmer L. Wells
Marie Deininger
10Th Street
Emil Huber
15Th Street
Committee On
Monroe
Zilmer Riley
Finance and Taxation Committee
Rex N. Eyler
G. Fred Galli
August Burgi
Herman L. Schindler
Victor N. Schiller
Common Council of
City of
11Th and
12Th Street
17Th Avenue
11Th Street
Alderman Galli
Zilmer-Riley Post No. 84
Roger Elmer Rex N. Eyler G
Fred Galll
R. Elmer Rex N. Eyler
1801
6Th Street
Poff Cycle Shop
19Th Street
R. Elmer Rex
N. Eyler
F. M. Bray
T. K. Jordan
Public Health Council Meets at Green Lake Assembly Grounds
The Wisconsin Public Health Council led by Dr. M. W. Stuessy will hold its annual meeting at the American Baptist Assembly grounds in Green Lake on Monday. Mrs. Sam Waelti will report on Green County Safety Council actions. Attendees include the State Medical Society and several Wisconsin health organizations. Maurice P. Kerr of the Minneapolis District FDA will give a dinner address. A state immunization report will be presented by Dr. William B. Hildebrand.
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Horace Wilkie
Madison
Leo O’brien
Green Bay
Wilkie
Senate
O’brien
Wisconsin Press Association
Daily Newspaper League
Lynn Stalbaum
D-Racine
Assembly
Nelson Friday
John D. Kostuck
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
William Trinkle
Lake Geneva
Trinkle
William Draheim
Neenah
House
Draheim
Wisconsin Public Health Council
M. W. Stuessy
Brodhead
Wil
American Baptist Assembly
Green Lake
Sam Waelti
Monroe
Green County Safety Council
State Medical Society
Wisconsi Hospital Association
Wisconsi Heart Association
Wisconsin Dental Association
Wisconsin Conference of Catholic Hospitals
Wisconsin State Nurses Association
Maurice P. Kerr
Minneapolis
Federal Food and Drug Administration
William B. Hildebrand
Menasha
The
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Council
Victor Schiller
Fullerton Lumber Company
Trucks, Incorporated
D-X Sunray Oil Company
Richard E. Ela Company
Burkhard Electric Company
Fire Apparatus Company
Hydrite Chemical
Comal
Tropical Paint Company
Robertg Hahn
Gempler
Monroe Sales Company
Green County Highway Commission
Multigraph Corporation
Jones Writer Company
Wenger and Burgy
Monroe Evening Times
H. C. Miller
Bn Gateway Transportation Company
Lanz Agency
Bernard Poff
Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance
Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation
Heeb Company
Henry S. Hefty
FBI
Aurora Pump ‘Company
Fs Cate Creek
Committee On Claims
R. Elmer O. Evans
SIRUS
United States Interstate Commerce Commission
Schiller
Alderman Gerber
Daniel W. Gerber
Victor N. Schiller Mayer
Alderamian Burgi
Poff
City Milk Inspection
Wis
St. Kind Plate
Coli- Borden Co
Dean
Board of Public Works
Carter and Gruenewald
Industrial Commission
Heinzelman Lbr. Co
Monroe Const. Co
Bruni-Miller Co
Sauer
Carter Machine Co
Kundert Hardware
Meus
oServe
Fullerton Lbr
Dodge's
Heinzelman Lbr
Kuhne Lbr
Minetac. CO
Kundert Hardware, Nails
Kubly Paint Store
MIN Ete
Ketchel Rinehart
Seamer Co
Phillips and Smith
Mre
Stauffacher Const. Co
Howe
Fullerton Lbr. Co
Bruni-Miller
Cath
Weeeria
Rubei & Leuenberger
Stanley W. Howe
Meeney
Park Fund
Public Health Council