County Firemen To Attend Meet at Mineral Point
Green county firemen will attend the 12th annual fire school of the Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois Firemen's association at Mineral Point Sunday. Registration at 11 a.m. at the Mineral Point Fire Hall, welcome at 1 p.m. by Eve D. Ludden and Ra Marr. Demonstrations cover salvage, resuscitation inhalators, ropes hoses ladders pumps and more. A 5:30 banquet at Hope Lutheran church followed by band concert and round table discussion led by I. E. Statz with local officials assisting. Officers: Ray Marr president, Carroll Parkinson vice president, R. G. Patzkill secretary-treasurer. Members listed include Albany to Warren. trustees O. E. Hirst H. Dietrich J. T. Alexander.
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Green County
Ual
Wisconsin
Northern Illinois Firemen’s Association
Mineral Point
Eve
D. Ludden
Ra Marr
Seualdent
Walter Welch
Rockford
S. G. Brown
Aurora
Brooks and
Remich
Illinois State Fire Marshall’s Office
J. B. Wilkinson
Insurance Rating Bureau
Milwaukee
H. J. Stevenson
Cassville
Edward M. Rhoades
Chicago
Hope Lutheran Church
I. E. Statz
Madison
al Luedgke
Freeport
R. Widmann
Page
A. L. Steinhaus
Rating Bureau
Fire House
Ray Marr
Carroll Parkinson
Darlington
R. G. Patzkill
O. E. Hirst
Galena
H. Dietrich
J. T. Alexander
Shullsburg
Albany
Apple River
Barneveld
Belleville
Benton
Brooklyn
Browntown
Cuba City
Peat Moss Found in Mossy Streamside Bogs
Peat moss typically grows in compact mats along streams and on bog surfaces and small lakes.
Working Man Can't Buy $55 Suits Says National Clothiers
New York reports show men and boys struggle as suits priced at 55 dollars become unaffordable for a weekly 55 dollar earner. Industry leaders warn worn margins and shifting demand force price and product adjustments across the nation.
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Men’s Wear
New York
Max J. Lovell
National Association of Shirt and
Wisconsin Professor Accuses U S Business Ties in Cuba
UW professor of political science William S. Stokes told a Constitution Day Lions Club luncheon that American industrialists in Cuba favor dictators over democracies. He cited photographed evidence of financiers securing special privileges and claimed Cuban budgets lack controls with the president handling vast sums.
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Madison
William S. Stokes
University of Wisconsin
Cuba
The
Lions Club
Stokes
Orangeville to Hold First WWII War Dead Funeral
Fred McCool, killed in Alaska, will receive Orangeville’s first military funeral. His body has arrived in the U.S. and is due next month. Ewert Kline American Legion posts will lead arrangements with flag ceremony, local business cooperation, and a brief family service before interment at Burington funeral home. A color guard, firing squad, casket bearers, and a military escort will participate.
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Orangeville
Fred McCool
Alaska
McCool
Ewert Kline American Legion
Burington Funeral
American Legion
Robert Augsburger
Miles Barr
Donald Leck
Glenn Kueler
Rey
Rey Anderson
State Eyes 16 Million Tons of Lime for Soil Balance
Wisconsin agriculture official says 15 to 16 million tons of lime are needed to neutralize soil across the state. Current annual production about 2 million tons covers maintenance but not backlog. Last year produced 1,460,989 tons Standard lime, 492,354 tons grade A, 21,056 tons substandard lime.
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Madison
Wisconsin
W. B. Griem
State Department of Agriculture
New Glarus By Mrs. Millard Tschudy
Madison area visitors and locals frequent the region with multiple Sunday and Saturday calls. Names include Huebner Graham Streiff Streiff Streiff Luchsinger Estervig Severson Hilton Schmid Tschudy Voegeli Marty and Ott among others.
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Paul Huebner
Madison
E. V. Graham
Portage
Fred B. Streiff
Fred P. Streiff
Anna Streiff
Jacob L. Streiff
Roger Hefty
Nathan
Bertran Figi
Millard Tschudy
Marie Freitag
J. A. Freitag
Mary Luchsinger
Ruth Hoesly
Marge Luchsinger
Henry Schmid
Christ Estervig
Fred Severson
Hollandale
Dewey Hilton
Rosemary Schmid
Alvin Sturdevent
Brooklyn
Ethel Bartlet
Bonnie Hoover
Glen Dahler
Andrea
Norma Itten
John Itten
Dick Elmer
Belleville
Fred Tschudy
Jefferson
Edgerton
Emil Voegeli
Monticello
Fred J. Marty
Alvin Ott
Herman Hefty
Maynard Hefty
Markets Report From Chicago Livestock and Produce
Livestock sales show 7500 hogs and 10000 total salable cattle with mixed gains and record highs in heifers. Cattle top at 41.50 with strong feedlot bids. hogs up to 29.60 for a 230 lb lot, steers and heifers steady to lower. Produce and eggs steady. butter firm. eggs unchanged. rails and metals mixed with aircraft gains and some major declines. Top buyers include Santa Fe and Grumman Aircraft. losses seen in Woolworth, Bethlehem Steel, and Union Pacific.
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Chicago
USDA
Santa Fe
Grumman Aircraft
Commonwealth Edison
J. C. Penney
Gulf Oil
Goodrich
American Woolen
International Paper
Woolworth, Bethlehem
Chrysler Consolidated Natural Gas
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
Mission Corp
Wall Street Trading New York Rally Opens Market
An early rally in New York trading signals positive momentum as stock prices rise across several key indices. Investors watch for continued gains amid cautious optimism and sector rotation.
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Wall Street Trading
New York
Juda By Mrs. F. N. Miller
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hart were hosted by Mrs. F. N. Miller. The gathering included a brief social time and showed neighbors sharing news and refreshments.
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Juda
F. N. Miller
Mrs
Ed Hart
Local families return from visits and reunions
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Feldt and family visit Monticello. Miss Ethel Schroeder of Jeffer son Ia with Liedschlags. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Liedsch lag and Elmer Asmus back from Bethesda Maryland. Gertrude Newman attended a Clay Edwards Brodhead reunion. Leland Skattum and daughter visited Argyle relatives. Wilmer Coates and friends near Lake Koshkonong. Leland Boyer and family with Glenn Boyer hosts. George Hamnan and Mary Elaine Matzke return from Black Hills trip. Clarence Matzke Madison stayed with his mother Mary Matzke. Elizabeth Peters returns from North Dakota and Oregon.
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Earl Feldt
Monticello
Ethel Schroeder
Jefferson
Lawrence Hartwig
F. E. Matzke
Frank Liedschlag
Elmer Asmus
Lloyd Keener
Bethseda
Keener
Liedschlags
Gertrude Newman
Clay Edwards
Brodhead
Leland Skattum
Argyle
Wilmer Coates
Lake Koshkonong
Leland Boyer
Winslow
Glenn Boyer
George Hamnan
William F. Matzke
Mary Elaine
Black Hills
Clarence Matzke
Madison
Mary Matzke
Elizabeth Peters
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