Flames Destroy Area Dairy Barn North Of Monroe
A large dairy barn on the Leo Guttmer farm six miles north of Monroe was destroyed by fire Sunday afternoon. Firefighters saved the milk house and silo. calves were moved out, and cows are kept at a nearby farm. Neighbors aided, water came from a nearby dam, and the cause is undetermined.
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Leo Guttmer
Monroe
Gutzmer
Gutzmers
Glen Flannery Farm
Flannery Farm
Greg Gutzmer
World Series in Busch Stadium Sees Cards Win Twice
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Boston Red Sox 52 and 60 in Games 3 and 4 at Busch Stadium to take a 3 1 lead in the series. A Red Sox win today would force a fifth game back in Boston.
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Busch Memorial Stadium
St. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Red Sox
Boston
Briles
Gibson
Busch Stadium
Sheraton-Jefferson Hotel
Rock County
O'Hare
Chase Park Piza Hotel
Joe Gargiola
New York Yankee
Cardinals
Madison West
Wisconsin
Jim Bakken
Monroe
Jos
Huber
St. John’s
Farm Problems Stated as Topic
The School of Religion and Life hosts a panel on farm problems this Wednesday. Three state farming leaders share experiences at St. John’s Church educational unit at 7 30 p m. Percy Hardiman Ray Johnson and Neelian O Nelson participate with Rev C James Weis moderating.
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St. John’s Church
Percy Hardiman
Wisconsin Farm Bureau Federation
Ray Johnson
Wisconsin
National Farmers Organization
Neelian O'Nelson
Pure Milk Association
C. James Weis
The
Methodist Church
Loeffel In Critical Condition After Auto Crash
A 16 year old Monticello youth Carl John Loeffel remains in a critical condition at St. Clare Hospital with head injuries from a Saturday morning one car crash on Highway 69 39 near New Glarus Woods State Park. Deputies were called at 10 15 am.
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Monticello
Carl John Loeffel
Aline Loeffel
St. Clare Hospital
New Glarus Woods State Park
Loeffel
Michael J. Hanson
Monroe
St. Clare
16Th St
Miss Frenzel
Debi Giard
17Th St
Duane McGinnis
17Th Ave
Richard D. Carley
Dakota
Ill
George J. Schuh
Route 1
Evansville
Highway 92
Wittenwyler
Joe Smith
Gloria R. Holton
16Th Ave
Frederick J. Amacher
Route 4
Twining Park
Herbert W. Booth
Marvin J. Herbert
Booth
Herbert
Judy L. Booth
Daily Doggerel by Clair R. Munns
Brief verse noting little things may seem unimportant yet carry cost and memories linger despite being small.
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Clair R. Munns
Calf Sale A Success At Monroe Jaycee Event
Monroe Jaycees wrap up Farm er Recognition Week with a conservation award and a calf scramble. Leon Gempeler of Washington Township named Outstanding Conservation Farmer for efforts on contour cropping, terraces, waterway and tree planting. Calf market prices and buyers listed. multiple participants noted in scramble and greased pig events.
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Leon Gempler
Washington Township
Green County
Jaycee
Don Kurer
SCS
Pat Hampton
Monroe Jaycees
Gempeler
Times
Leon Gempeler
Spring Grove
Richard Christen
Exeter
Don Thoman
Clarno Township
Guy Reasa
Green County Hospital
Amos Johnson
John Wininger
Soil Conservation District
Stricklers Market
Sentry Market
Walter Bloum
Sentry
Hellands
Studer's Super Service
Wilson Bloom
Commercial and Savings Bank
Marvin Becker
Monroe
Kenneth Field
Anna Wuthrich
John Meier
Juda
Mike Zweifel
Richard Holyoke
Steve Brunkow
Rick Austin
Steve Yaun
New Glarus
Nick Faessler
Juja
UAW Chief Forecasts Prolonged Ford Strike
United Auto Workers President Walter R. Reuther says the 34 day old strike against Ford Motor Co could become the industry’s longest with a proposed $20 million monthly boost to the union’s strike fund.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter R. Reubee
Ford Motor Co
Breath Tests Spark Criticism Across Britain
British motorists and bar owners criticized curbside breath tests introduced by Transport Minister Barbara Castle. In a Buckingham Palace test, three of 13 drivers read high alcohol levels, prompting possible police blood or urine tests. Bars report a sharp business drop as voters debate accuracy and fairness of the new law.
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UMWB
Barbara Castle
Buckingham Pace
Britain
London
West End
Andre Maurois Dies at 82 in Paris Suburb
French writer and intellectual Andre Maurois died at 82 after surgery for an intestinal block. He was released from Neuilly hospital and died at his nearby home. Maurois authored novels, biographies, and histories including Les Silences du Colonel Bramble.
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Paris
Aindre Maurois
Maurois
Iis
Neuilly
Colonel Bramble
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