Trail Ride and Show At Malkows Farm Near Brodhead
Green County Boots and Saddle Club held a trail ride and horse show at Marvin Malkow farm home near Brodhead. About 60 riders from Monroe Janesville South Wayne Orangeville and Durand competed with Mrs Inez Schilt Browntown as judge and Howard Newcomer Brodhead as ringmaster. Winners included Marilyn Schultz Gene Baker Donna French in Pony class and William Stockdale Durand Sonja Lee French Orangeville in Palomino. Next event planned at Clarence Schultz Jr farm near Swiss Wheel restaurant.
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Green County Boots and Saddle Club
Marvin Malkow
Brodhead
Janesville
South Wayne
Monroe
Orangeville
Durand
Inez Schilt
Browntown
Howard Newcomer
Clarence Schultz
Swiss Wheel
Marilyn Schultz
Gene Baker
Donna French
William Stockdale
Leonard French
Dale Damrow
Harold Larse
Clarence Schultz Jr
Sonja Lee French
Donald Fenrick
Dale Dam
Russians Call Football a Training Method for Bandits
Soviet Sport harshly criticized American football describing it as bloody slaughter meant to train youths to become bandits and murderers. The piece likened the ball to an aviation bomb and depicted brutal pileups, rib breaking hits, and repeated scrambles for control amid violent play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Soviet Sport
Legends of the unicorn described in detail
The article explains the unicorn as a mythic creature with a horse head and body, antelope hind legs, and a lion’s tail, noting common pictures in legends.
Perdue Formula Advocated at Milwaukee Cheese Pricing Hearing
Pure Milk Products presented exhibits at a Milwaukee U S Department of Agriculture hearing led by PMPC general manager William O Perdue. Data show 211 cheese factories in the Milwaukee area produced nearly 100 million pounds of cheese in 1950, implying about one billion pounds of milk, yet cheese currently receives no pricing consideration. Perdue argues a cheese pricing formula would better reflect manufactured milk value than butter, which is produced less in the region.
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Perdue
William O. Perdue
PMPC
Milwaukee
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
Livestock Market Report From Chicago Bid Week
Salable hogs 11 000 with prices steady to 25 cents higher on lightweights and 230 to 280 pound ranges around 20 to 21 1/4. Sows up to 400 pounds some heavies to 16 1/4. Salable cattle 15 000 calves 500. weights up to 1 150 pounds steady to 50 cents lower, heavier weights weak. Prime steers around 36 to 38 dollars with other grades 28 to 35 dollars. heifers 27 1/2 to 36 1/4, cows 22 1/4 to 26, bulls 26 to 28, dealers 32 to 38 dollars. Produce butter steady. eggs firm with U S extras at 35 1/2.
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Chicago
USDA
Bee would need eight years for a pound of honey
A belief states that a single bee would have to work daily for eight years to gather enough nectar for one pound of honey. The remark emphasizes the immense effort of bees and the scale of honey production.
Eisenhower Backer Wins Minnesota GOP Committeeman Post
George F. Etzell, publisher of the Clarissa Independent, defeated Roy E. Dunn 122 to 4 to become Minnesota’s new top national committeeman for the Republican party. Dunn, Taft campaign manager, had held the post 16 years. Governor Anderson praised the upset as a new era in Minnesota Republicanism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Gen
Dwight Eisenhower
Minnesota
Robert Taft
Elmer Anderson
George F. Etzell
Roy E. Dunn
Dunn
Taft
Etzell
Anderson
GOP
State Central Committee
Ettell
Service Record: Nafzger Leaves for Air Force Base
Daniel A Nafzger AF 16 361 279 left Saturday for his Air Force base at Weaver South Dakota after a 10 day leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Dan Nafzger Sr He serves with the 28th Medical Group RCAFB at Weaver.
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Daniel A. Nafzger
Air Force Base
Weaver
S. D
Dan Nafzger Sr
28Th Medical Group
R. C. Afb
Soldier Returns to Camp After Leave at Parental Home
Sgt. Daniel W. Gerber of Fort Hood Texas came back to his camp Saturday following a leave spent at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Gerber in Monroe.
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Daniel W. Gerber
Fort Hood
Tex
Peter Gerber
Monroe
Egger Graduates From Army Motor Maintenance School
Pvt. Albert J. Egger son of Mr and Mrs John H Egger route 5 Janesville graduates from an army motor maintenance school at Camp Chaffee Ark with the 5th Armored Division after completing a 10 week course he returns to duty with his permanent unit at Wolters Air Force Base Tex
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Egger
Albert J. Egger
John H. Egger
Route 5
Janesville
Camp Chaffee
Ark
5Th Armored
Pvt
Wolters Air Force Base
Tex
Population ranking in 1800 shows Europe ahead
In 1800, every large European country including Spain and Turkey had a larger population than the United States, reflecting early demographic dominance of Europe over the young nation.
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Spain
Turkey
United States
Agronomists Plan Green County Tour on June 6
More than 100 agronomists and fertilizer industry representatives from the Midwest and parts of the East will tour Green County on Friday June 6 as part of a two day southern Wisconsin visit beginning June 5. The group will view demonstrations at the Stanley Kittleson farm near New Glarus and inspect the Stauffacher Brothers farm between Monticello and New Glarus. They will hear soil conservation and grassland programs from agronomists Victor Burcalow and Henry Ahlgren and from William Figs Jr. of Jordan township. The program includes a Taliesen visit in Rock County and a banquet at the Edgewater hotel Madison with Prof Emil Truog as guest speaker.
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Midwest
Green County
C. J. Chapman
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Stanley Kittleson
New Glarus
Chapman
Stauffacher Brothers
Highway 69
Monticello
Victor Burcalow
Henry Ahlgren
The
College of Agriculture
William Figs Jr
Jordan Township
Figi
Rock County
Taliesen
Frank Lloyd Wright
Wright
Edgewater
Madison
Ray Pavlak
Emil Truog
West Clarno School Closes for Picnic as Students Celebrate
The West Clarno school ended with a Sunday picnic while two third graders Beverly Ann Flaherty and Marvin Herbert earned perfect attendance. Four eighth graders graduated Friday at Monroe exercises. Mrs. Robert Anderson will return as teacher in the fall for her fifth term.
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West Clarno
Beverly Ann Flaherty
Marvin Herbert
Monroe
Robert Anderson
Jens Nordness Succumbs Here
Jens Nordness 84, a longtime Stoughton area resident, died at 3:50 a.m. today at St Clare hospital after transfer from Green County hospital. Born October 24, 1867 in the town of Dun near Stoughton, he lived with brother Mikal 68 years. Surviving are sister Jane Fresno of California and brothers Lars and Mikal of Stoughton. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Cummings-Eden Olson funeral home with Rev. L O Tolo. burial in Riverside cemetery. Friends may call after 1 p.m. tomorrow.
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Jens Nordness
Green County Hospital
St. Clare Hospital
St. Clare
Stoughton
Mr. Nordness
Dun
Mikal Nordness
Mikal
Jane Fresno
Calif
Lars
Cummings-Edeson-Olson
Rev. L. O. Tolo
Riverside Cemetery
Italy Doubling Phone Use Since World War II
Per capita telephone use in Italy has doubled since the start of World War II. Now one Italian in every 45 has a telephone, reflecting rapid diffusion of communication service.
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Italy
Mrs. Lanz Returns Home After St. Clare Hospital Stay
Mrs. Fredrick F. Lanz of 706 14th Avenue is back home after a three week stay at St. Clare hospital for treatment of a gland infection. Her condition is much improved.
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ST. Clare
Fredrick F. Lanz
14Th Avenue
St. Clare Hospital
Speed Warning System Installed on Highway 69
A flasher speed warning system has been installed on highway 69 between Highland Cemetery and the Ray Luchsinger farm at the south end of the village. It warns motorists to slow to 35 mph and further reduce to 25 mph when entering the residential section.
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Monticello
Highway 69
Highland Cemetery
Ray Luchsinger
Mrs Lincicum Leaves Hospital for Madison Home
Mrs. Lincicum was dismissed Saturday from St. Clare hospital where she had been a patient and returned to her Madison home. Mr. Lincicum came to town to fetch her.
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Lincicum
George Lincicum
St. Clare Hospital
Madison
Mr. Lincicum
Miss Shirlee DeLorimier Named First Grade Teacher
Miss Shirlee DeLorimier daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis W De Lorimier of 1800 15th avenue has been named first grade teacher at New Glarus schools for the next term.
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New Glarus
Shirlee DeLorimier
Louis W. DeLorimier
15Th Avenue
Platteville student to graduate after senior year rites
A Platteville student plans to graduate with her class as her parents attend the commencement. The baccalaureate ceremonies were held yesterday with Mr and Mrs Richard Jordan of Madison in attendance.
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Platteville College
Richard Jordan
Madison
Griff Williams to headline Turner Hall dance night
Griff Williams and his 12 piece band will perform at Turner Hall on Wednesday evening June 4. Sebastian Laeser Turner Hall manager announced the event as the first in a wave of big name bands slated for the hall this year.
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Griff Williams
Turner Hall
Sebastian Laeser
Entered Freeport Hospital Patient Charles W. Burington
Charles W. Burington of Orangeville is a medical patient at Deaconess Hospital in Freeport.
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Freeport Hospital
Charles W. Burington
Orangeville
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
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