Local notes recount Oct 9 1940 events in Green County
Ten years ago Green county set up a new oat mill and noted novelties on Oct 4 through Oct 16 including marriages Esther Siedsching to Stanley Mauermann and Leona Sowl to Lawrence Shaver. Oscar A. Hauer resigns from park board to join Co K for training at Camp Beauregard.
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Green County
Esther E Siedsching
Stanley W. Mauermann
Immanuel Evangelical Church
Oscar A.hauer
Co. K
Camp Beauregard
Leona Grace Sowl
Lawrence J. Shaver
Democrats Sign Maryland Truce
Maryland Democrats end intra party feud that marred the run up to the November general election. Gov. William Preston Lane and Baltimore businessman George P. Mahoney withdrew after a bitter primary fight, with Lane securing the nomination under Maryland’s unit vote system. Senator Millard E. Tydings, unopposed by either faction, wins renomination as Republicans prepare to challenge him in November with John Marshall Butler as the rival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walton M. Rock
Baltimore
Maryland
George P. Mahoney
William Preston Lane
Mahoney
Lane
Mahony
Millard E. Tydings
Tydings
Senate
State Department
John Marshall Butler
D. John Markey
Field of 200 Rides In Bosshart Show at Farm near Albany
A field of about 200 horses entered the Bosshart show at the Con rad Bosshart upper farm near Albany yesterday afternoon after about 150 joined a morning trail ride. The event crowned trophies and ribbons across 10 classes with judge Wendell Newell and ring master Leslie Townsend. Next weekend the state roundup at Madison will feature Green County in all 14 classes.
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Conrad Bosshart
Albany
Madison
Green County
Wendell Newell
Roscoe
Leslie Townsend
Magnolia
Robert Brown
Rockford
John Gasper
Leaf River
Donald Davenport
Freeport
Larry Murphy
Pearl City
Nancy Ladd
Edgerton
Ginger Schmid
Orfordville
Alvin Hamilton
Margaret Capron
Harry Dwyer
Monroe
Two Sordid Stories From Chicago and New York
The senate probe into Chicago’s Capone era exposes police corruption and a hard path to reform. New York’s bookie graft scandal undermines public trust and prompts a merciless cleanout of officers. Cooperation from citizens, police, and political figures is urged to root out the gangland influence.
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Chicago
Senate
Capone
New York City
Manhattan
New York
Brannan plan critique exposes subsidy trap in farm pricing
The piece argues the Brannan plan will raise farmer prices via subsidies while consumer prices fall without subsidies. It labels the policy a sleight of hand by job seeking politicians and warns that the public bears the cost through higher overall subsidies and defense of rising administrative salaries. Lawrence Smith criticizes the plan, claiming it promises something for all and nothing for none.
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Brannan
Lawrence Smith
Congress
Admiral Halsey III Intervenes Nosebleed Public Appearance
Admiral William Halsey rested in a military hospital in good condition after a severe nosebleed during a public appearance in Asbury Park New Jersey. He had been preparing to address the national encampment of the Jewish War Veterans when he became ill.
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Admiral Halsey
Asbury ‘Park
N. J
William Halsey
Calf Vaccination Leads States in Bangs Control Effort
New York leads in Bangs vaccinated cattle with over one million calves, followed by Wisconsin 835,428 Illinois 664,111 California 555,179 and South Carolina 3,602. Pennsylvania reports 7,799 Bangs accredited herds while Wisconsin is close behind with 7,310. The John Thorson dairy farm in Perry Dane County was sold to I A Peterson of Forward. Delmer Arn visits New Glarus claiming identity amid family tie confusion. Helgesen Bros receive feeder lambs. Lamont Farm Bureau names officers. farm auctions set near Brodhead and Darlington. Meat prices expected to rise after year end. field mice threaten Wisconsin orchards. storage tips for roots and onions.
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New York State
Wisconsin
Illinois
California
South Carolina
Pennsylvania
John Thorson
Perry
Dane County
I. A. Peterson
Forward
New Glarus Opens Adult Night School Programs
Night classes for adults run Mondays and Wednesdays in the high school home economics room under Miss Margaret Shaver. Monday sessions cover crafts and textile painting, while Wednesday sessions focus on sewing for beginners with help for experienced sewers. Registration remains open.
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New Glarus
Margaret Shaver
Yodlers Entertain at Rice Lake Lodge Convention
New Glarus Yodlers entertained at a lodge convention in Rice Lake with a singing broadcast from Stevens Point. Attendees from New Glarus included Oswald Buesser Ruth Schneider John B. Schneider Ernest Stauffer Karl Mueller Paul Grossenbacher Albert Wirtz Herman Burkhardt Alois Buesser Roger Ander Egg John Gehring and many others.
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Yodlers
New Glarus
New Glarus Yodlers
Rice Lake
Stevens Point
Messrs
Mmes
Oswald Buesser
Ruth
John B. Schneider
Ernest Stauffer
Karl Mueller
Paul Grossenbacher
Albert Wirtz
Herman Burkhardt
Alois Buesser
Roger
Otto Anderegg
John Gehring
Dorene Buesser
Jacob Amacher
Casper Yaun
Ernest Wieland
Herman Feller
Fred Hoffer
Casper Thorn
Jake Wenger
Stang Burri
Joe Burri
Donald Baum
Ernest Thierstein
Minor City Crashes Reported to Police
A Swiss colony truck driven by Alvin D Blanchard backed into Clement Mueller s car in the Lakeshire Marty parking lot at 430 p m Oct 3 Police reported damage to Muellers car would exceed 50 dollars A separate crash involved Edward Saunders driving route 4 striking Lucille Doyle driving east in the 1500 block on Ilth street from a parking space on the south side of the street
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Alvin D. Blanchard
9Th Street
Clement Mueller
23Rd Avenue
Lakeshire
Marty
Mueller
Edward Saunders
Route 4
Lucille Doyle
Winslow
Ill
Ilth Street
Saunders
Elmer Case Seeks Summary Judgment in Monroe Claim
In Green county, Henry H. Elmer sues the city of Monroe over damages after a fall at Recreation Park while working on a utility pole. Judge Harry S. Fox presides as the Janesville hearing proceeds today.
Cheese demand tight as stocks rise in Wisconsin period
The weekly market report shows quiet, light trade and accumulating supplies. Wisconsin Swiss prices ranged 40 42 cents, with grade B 37 39 and grinders 29 31, while notable cheese show results include Ruben B. Price winning cheddar honors with 96 points at Waterloo Ia. John Burkle placed third with 95, Harvey Schneider fourth at 94.5. Cuba dairy output fell due to drought and dry conditions, and Wilson and Co sold its Cassville cheese plant to Pet Milk Co with routes likely to be absorbed in coming months.
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Federal State Market News Service
Madison
F.o.b
Wisconsin
Ruben B. Price
Mohler, Ore
Waterloo
Ronald E. Johnson
Mount Sterling
Wis
Iowa
John Burkle
Milton Junction
Harvey Schneider
Waldo
Wilson and Co
Cassville
Pet Milk Co
Pet
Dr. Brown Dead at 74 A Pioneer in X Ray Medicine
Dr. Percy Brown, the first radiologist appointed at Harvard Medical School, died at 74. He began Roentgen ray research in 1903 and retired in 1934 due to prolonged radiation illness after more than 50 operations for cancerous skin and finger infections. He was called a martyr to X ray by Massachusetts physicians.
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Egypt
Mass
Percy Brown
Harvard Medical School
Brown
John F. Conlin
The
Massachusetts Medical Society
Frank Vincent Killed in Korean Action
Freeport reports Pfc. Frank Henry Vincent, son of Edith Vincent, killed in Korean action per the defense department announcement. The casualty underscores ongoing hostilities as the war continues.
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Frank Vincent
Freeport
Frank Henry Vincent
Edith Vincent
Department of Defense
Markets Report From Chicago Livestock and Commodities
Livestock markets show higher hog prices with 210 to 300 lb hogs at 19.50 to 19.90 and sows up to 19.25 for 400 lb and under. Cattle and calves sell patterns mixed with good steers and heifers around 28 to 32 dollars for common to good grades, while cows and vealers show varied levels. Live poultry weak with prices down a notch. butter and eggs firm on two days of receipts.
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Chicago
USDA
F.o.b
U. S
Grain market prices for wheat corn and oats
In Chicago grain quotes wheat samples show red tough 1.61. No 4 red 2.10. No 1 mixed 2.15. red weevily 1.85. Corn values: No 1 yellow 1.54. No 2 1.53. No 3 1.53. No 4 1.51. No 5 1.50. sample grade 1.38. No 2 new 1.40. No 5 new 1.39. Oats bid: sample grade heavy mixed 76.14. No 1 heavy white 83.2. No 1 extra heavy white 84.34. No 1 white 82. No 2 heavy white 84. No 4 heavy white 79.
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Chicago
Committee Called for Meeting at Court House
The sheriff, police and radio committee will meet tomorrow afternoon at the court house. Leo Ties of Brodhead second ward is chairman with Joshua J. Hoesly from New Glarus village, Ray T. Silver of Mt. Pleasant, Percy Lichtenwalner of Clarno township, and Harry C. Young of Monroe first ward serving as members.
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Sheriff, Police and Radio
Court House
Leo Ties
Brodhead Second Ward
Joshua J. Hoesly
New Glarus Village
Ray T. Silver
Mt. Pleasant
Percy Lichtenwalner
Clarno Township
Harry C. Young
Monroe
First Ward
Auditing Committee Checks September Bills in Green County
The Green County board of supervisors auditing committee reviews September county bills today. Members include Percy Lichtenwalner of Clarno, Ray T. Silver of Mt. Pleasant, and William Hahn of Brodhead first ward.
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Green County Board of Supervisors
Percy Lichtenwalner
Clarno Township
Ray T. Silver
Mt. Pleasant
William Hahn
Brodhead
First Ward
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Clarno
Gunacci
Dent
Chippewa Falls
Paul J. Weirich
Col
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Dar
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Louis H. Kohli
J. H. Durst
Harriet Carson
Christy Mathewson
New York Giants
Chicago Union Giants
Blanchardville
Ed Anderson
Stoughton
Illinois Central
Nellie E.gorham
Bishop Castle
Philomath
Ore
Associated Press
Inland Daily Press Association
Audit Bureau of Circulation
City of
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Til
Lil
Joanne Laymayer
Shirley Johnson
Marian Coleman
Beloit
Burl Murphy
Carl Easton
Eunice Bowler
Jefferson
Fern Schmidt
Margue Hennefeldt
Nathan Hare
Bobby French
Clarence Schultz Jr
Kathleen Myers
Alvin Hagerman
Ronnie Murphy
Lois Rolli
Dick Fish
Jakie Bound
Janesville
Donna Stone
Dale Damrow
James Holmes
Francis Klossy
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Ruth Whittier
Claudette Cody
Tom Patterson
William Stockdale
Durand
Francis Ruff
Wally Miller
Don Wickey
Davis Allen
Leo Myers
Palomino
Edward Manning
Jeff Faust
Florence Buel
Belvidere
Charles Kane
Dubuque
Ray Klug
Harold Larse
Mrs. Manning
Cy Herman
Don Whitney
Pecatonica
David Allen
Spike French
Robert Indergand
Robert A. Dwyer
Robert Adleman
Herman
Joyce Hare
Gale Edwards
South Wayne
Charles Henzel
Alice Murphy
Marion Malkow
Wesley Snyder
Belleville
Avon
Roy Hurd
Robert Coleman
Roy Miller
Ed Manning
Howard Newcomer
Ralph Schild
Editorial
Delmar Arn
Delmer Arn
Arn
Elmer Farm
Cappers Farmer
Glarus Delmer Arn
Columbus, C
Kroger Co
Helgesen Bros
Earl Wilson
Lamont Farm Bureau
Lafayette County
Harvey Hanson
Victor Hendrickson
Arthur Reese
Women’s Association
Hiram Lancaster
Gilbert Dixon
Gottlieb
Shorty
Zumbrunnen
Darlington
M. A. Schaars
C. L. Kuehner
University of Wisconsin
Helen E. Steur
Island
Dr. Brown
Tschudys
E. C. Babler
Reish American School of Auctioneering
Mason City, Ia
Orangeville
Hiway
Ray Stamm
E. A. Theiler
Std Ave
Monroe, Wis
Thomson Phosphate Company
South Dearbork
Montgomery Electric
Browntown
You
Qehnuson Coles
Fia
the Chocolate Shop
Blumer
Nellie Tiller Brewer
Albany, Wis
Peterson & Kittelsen
John M. Ryan
Soldiers Grove
Wisconsin Power and Light Company
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