Cows Produce Record Milks Over 100000 Pounds Each
14 Holstein cows achieve lifetime production over 100000 pounds of milk since age two. Listings include Oostie King Marian 112612 milk 4982 fat in 3723 days. Oostie King Rosa lie 111105 milk 4861 fat in 3723 days. Wildvale Blossom Hark Burke 110936 milk 4614 fat in 3143 days. Others include Kaderly Christy Louise 108540 milk 3851 fat in 3021 days and Hope Drive Inka Remer 107245 milk 4018 fat in 2747 days. Ownerships span Ruff, Wilds, Kaderly, Dettwiler, McKenzie, Huffman, Babler, Wyss, Stuessey, Miller and estates across Monroe Juda Hollandale Dakota Brodhead.
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Holstein-Friesian Association of America
Brattleboro
John W. Ruff
Monroe
Wildvale Blossom
Gravel Creek Pietre Design
Gravel Creek Carnation Ora
Roswell P. Babler
Dakota
Wisconsin
Hope Drive Inka Burke
Carl W. Wyss
Orimby Dunloggin Fobes Marie
Robert E. Stuessy
Brodhead
Home Acres
Pietertje Pearl
Oliver Miller
Stone Or
Ormsby
W. G. Timm
Folk Vale
Dirksen Eyes Friday Move to Limit Debate on Reapportionment Rider
Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen plans a Friday move to limit debate on his reapportionment rider tied to the foreign aid authorization bill. Dirksen and Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield introduced the rider to delay court-ordered redrawing of state legislatures. After a Social Security bill debate ends, Dirksen aims to file a cloture petition to cap discussion and seeks a vote next Wednesday.
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Washington
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Congress OKs study on a second Central American canal
Congress approved a $17.5 million measure to study feasibility of a second canal across Central America. The bill passed the House 320 to 23 and would appoint a presidential commission to determine if and where such a canal should be built.
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Washington
Congress
Central America
Johnson
Senate approves 2 billion dollar land and water fund
The Senate approved by voice vote a compromise measure creating a 2 billion dollar, 10 year land and water conservation fund. The bill, the 21st among Johnson's 30 must bills, would provide federal money to develop outdoor recreational areas.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Gross
Farm output per man hour has doubled since 1950
A historical note reports that agricultural efficiency improved significantly, with output per labor hour doubling from 1950 to the later period. This suggests major gains from mechanization, techniques, and productivity in farming.
LaFollette Home Becomes First Wisconsin Shrine
A century old La Follette brick house in Madison was designated an historic site by the National Park Service. Allen Edmunds presented the bronze marker as descendants and friends observed the ceremony noting La Follette’s roles as governor senator and Progressive party presidential candidate. He died in 1925.
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Madison
Robert M. LaFollette Sr
Wisconsin
Department of Interior
National Park Service
Allen Edmunds
Philadelphia
la Follette
U.S
Progressive Party
Passengers Drown When Chenab Boat Capsizes
In Pakistan a passenger boat capsized in the Chenab River about 200 miles from Rawalpindi, causing the deaths of seventy people including fifteen children.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Chenab
Pakistan Times
Lumber consumption in 1962 tops 37.4 billion feet
The 1962 lumber consumption reached 37.4 billion board feet, surpassing the previous year’s figure of 961. The data point highlights a notable rise in wood demand during the year despite unclear context.
Sammon Couple to Leave for Thailand for Two Years
Mr and Mrs Peter H Sammond and son Douglas of Chicago vacation with Frederic Sammond in Milwaukee prior to departing for Chiang Mai Thailand later this month. Peter, a hospital administrator, will work two years with physicians aiding in a medical school and teaching hospital project led by University of Illinois College of Medicine staff. Mrs Robin Stuessy and family of Eugene Oregon vacation at the Nic Freitag Estate in Monticello. The husband will join his family Friday for a week’s vacation.
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Monticello
Peter H. Sammond
Douglas
Chicago
Frederic Sammond
Milwaukee
Nic Freitag
Chiang Mai
Thailand
Peter
University of Illinois College of Medicine
Robin Stuessy
Eugene
Ore
State Supreme Court Dismisses Doe Case Release
The Wisconsin Supreme Court yesterday reversed a Superior Court ruling freeing Raymond W. Fleming deputy clerk of Milwaukee's criminal court from prosecution under a John Doe warrant and remanded him to the sheriff. The decision overturns Circuit Judge Carl H. Daley's order citing lack of jurisdiction by Judge John L. Coffey. The state appealed Daley's ruling after arguments heard July 20.
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Madison
Supreme Court
Raymond W. Fleming
Milwaukee
Criminal Court
John Doe
Fleming
Carl H. Daley
Superior
John L. Coffey
Daley
Judge Hallows Sets Guiding Route for John Doe Probes
Justice E Harold Hallows issued a decision expected to guide future John Doe investigations. The ruling outlines procedural standards and investigative benchmarks relevant to pending cases and potential prosecutions.
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John Doe
E. Harold Hallows
New Flags Presented To Historical Society
New Glarus American Legion post presented a 5 by 8 flag to the New Glarus Historical Society and a 4 by 6 flag to the village library. J A Freitag, society president, received the flag from Lawrence Meland, post commander, with the library flag set to be displayed at voting polls.
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New Glarus
Stuessy-Kuenzi American Legion Post
New Glarus Historical Society
J. A. Freitag
Lawrence Meland
Rent that room through Classified ads in Monroe paper
A brief note encourages readers to rent a room by placing a classified ad in the Monroe Evening Times. It highlights accessible options and the local market for lodging listings.
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Monroe Evening Times
Homemakers Picnic At Lake Wisconsin
Mt. Pleasant Homemakers Club held a Sunday picnic at the William Wendt cottage on Lake Wisconsin. Dinner was served at noon. Attendees included James and Mrs Dooley Charles Hefty Harvey Milbrandt Emery Silver Jacob Wittenwyler Willis Babler William Wendt Mrs Ella Kubly Mrs Lena Babler Mrs Gilbert Disch Mrs Alwina Gempeler LaVonne Disch Karen Disch Kathleen Disch Shirley Schneider Mary Kay Elmer Sally Schultz.
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Monticello
Mt. Pleasant
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