Fisher Discusses Control of Rodents
A demonstration on rat and mouse control was held at the J. B. Scherer and Son farm north of Monroe to preview the county's participation in a statewide rodent kill on October 27. E. H. Fisher of the University of Wisconsin led the event with 30 farmers attending. Finely ground corn meal mixed with warfarin was used in bait traps and daily checks and replenishment were planned for four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Scherer and Son
Highway 69
Monroe
E. H. Fisher
University of Wisconsin
Stoughton Woman Killed at Madison Street Crash
An elderly Stoughton woman, Mrs. Johanna Hoviand, 80, died after a collision with a truck at an east Side intersection. Three companions, Anna Gronlic 78 Alma Gronlid 55 and Hanna Baron 73, were injured. Truck driver Frank J. Carlseon 44 of Camp Douglas and a passenger escaped serious injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Johanna Hoviand
Stoughton
Anna Gronlic
Alma Gronlid
Hanna Baron
Frank J. Carlseon
Camp Douglas
Cars Hit at Crossroads on Browntown Highway
Cars driven by Cecil W. Dull of Richland Center and Ruth H. Flannery of Browntown collided rear end at 5 30 p m yesterday one fourth mile north of Browntown at the intersection of highway 11 and county trunks No one was injured The Dull car struck the rear end of the Flannery vehicle as it was making a left hand turn onto M according to Green county highway police who investigated
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil W. Dull
Richland Center
Ruth H. Flannery
Browntown
Dull
Flannery
Green County
Wood Splinter Taken From Hale Boy's Eye
Argyle Gordon Hale seven was injured in a playground accident at school when a splinter lodged in the cornea. The boy was admitted to St. Clare hospital where the splinter was removed and he was dismissed this morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argyle
Gordon Hale
Kenneth Haile
St. Clare Hospital
Youngs Care for Found Carrier Pigeon Near Spring Grove
A carrier pigeon with a rubber band on one leg and an aluminum band on the other, marked August 00, rested several days at the Dale Young farm. The Youngs left their name and address hoping the owner will be notified if the bird returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youngs
Spring Grove
Dale Young
Otto Mohns Recovering After Sept 11 Car Strike
Otto Mohns is recovering satisfactorily from injuries after being struck by a car on September 11. He received treatment and is reported in stable condition as authorities review the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Mohns
Spring Grove
Marian Martin Pattern 9487 for Girls Ages 2 to 10
Mother's favorite easy to sew outfit pattern with two sleeve versions. Includes size 6 jumper and blouse with yardage details for 54 and 35 inch fabrics. Complete illustrated sew chart and complete instructions. Send twenty five cents to Marian Martin Times Pattern Dept New York 11 NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marian Martin
Care of the Times
Pattern Dept
West 18Th Street
New York 11
N. Y
E P DuPont Dies Head of Indian Motorcycle Firm
Eleuthere Paul DuPont died at 63 after a heart attack in a dentist's office. A member of the Delaware Du Pont family, he formerly led the Indian Motorcycle Co. of Indianapolis and was connected with E I Du Pont de Nemours and Co. He resided in Montchanin Delaware.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Eleuthere
Paul DuPont
DuPont
E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Co., Inc
Indian Motorcycle Co
Indianapolis
Montchanin
Del
Pope Pius XII Receives Three American Prelates
The Pope welcomed Rev. Francis P. Keough archbishop of Baltimore Rev. Lawrence J. Shehan titular bishop of Lidda and auxiliary to Keough and Rev. Henry T. Klonowski auxiliary bishop of Scranton Pa in private audience at Castel Gandolfo during the summer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pius XII
Francis P. Keough
Baltimore
Lawrence J. Shehan
Lidda
Keough
Henry T. Klonowski
Scranton
Daughter Born to Gara Family in Albany Area
Mr and Mrs William Gara of Lake Koshkonong welcome a daughter Donna Lee born September 15 at Edgerton hospital. Mrs Gara is formerly June Phillips of Wheaton NL niece of Olive Hillard and George Stiffier of Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
William. Gara
Lake Koshkonong
Donna Lee
Edgerton Hospital
Gara
June Phillips
Wheaton, NL
Olive Hillard
George Stiffier
Fall sale at Dougan Guernsey Farm heads local notice
The Dougan Guernsey Farm near Beloit hosts its annual fall sale of Duroc boars and gifts at 7 30 p m today. Wisconsin timothy seed crop this year is above last year but below the 10 year average, and farm land prices rise due to wartime demand. Lars Landness notes 10 to 15 percent price increases with urban buyers entering agriculture. N F Hall urges simple farm records to track income and expenses as tax season nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dougan Guernsey
Beloit
Wisconsin
U. S. Departments of Agriculture
Lars Landness
National Farm Loan Association
N. F. Hall
University of Wisconsin
Green County
Endorsement of In Come Tax Service Cited
The speaker endorses the in come tax service as a favorable option while explicitly rejecting any endorsement of farm accounting systems or other commercial services.
Social visit roundups and weekend guests in Monticello area
Local residents and visitors from Monroe Ripon Black Earth Elkhorn Milwaukee and other towns spent a weekend or weekday in Monticello and nearby communities. Names include Irene Emma Martin Jenny Niles Richards Babier Kuhn Dick Blum Webber Davern Walters Brusveen and Brink among others with multiple calls and visits recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Emma Marty
W. Theo Jenny
Monroe
Charles Niles
Yolanda Richards
Earl Richards
Richards
Gordon Holcomb
Walter Kubly
Roy Schwiezer
Platteville State Teachers’ College
Herman Babier
Beverly
Allan
Jean
Madison
New Glarus
Mamie Kuhn
Edward
Ripon
Ira Pierce
Grace Aldrich
Black Earth
George Steinmann
Norman KaVool
Norma Jean
Charlie Bell
Elkhorn
Waldo Dick
Lester Cramer
Judith
Prairie du Lac
John Dick
John G. Blum
Herbert Durgin
Emil Jenny
Elgin
Ill
Rose Marie Rolph
Mazomanie
Joan
Milwaukee
Eugene Webber
Anna Davern
Postville
Herman Feenie
H. A. Walters
Thomas Brusveen
York Township
Elizabeth Blum
Marie
Werner
Rosa Roth
Fannie G
Frieda Benkett
Dave Brink
Walter
Verona
William Arnold
Local residents visit relatives and attend events across region
Madison visitors and weekend travelers populate notices as Mrs Brink stays in town through Saturday. Multiple households from Beaver Dam to New Glarus, Monroe, and Milwaukee are listed visiting relatives or being hosted. Local callers include the Freitag, Gessler, Knobel, and Stauffer families among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Brink
Henry C. Elmer
Adam Duerst
Dick Freitag
Werner Stauffacher
Belmont
Howard Freitag
Beaver Dam
H. F. Stoll
Milwaukee
John Gempeler
Glen Rofers
Browntown
Raymond Gessler
Larry
Gene
Linda
Monroe
Royal Voegeli
Jacob Voegeli
Lydia Voegeli
H. A. Becker
George Wright
Georgia Jean Wright
Beckers
James Hancock
Hazel Kundert
Kenny
Bertha Keller
New Glarus
Albert Knobel
Ida Vanschaick
Rose Behling
Mary Curry
Anna Gempeler
Kate
Rose Stauffer
Gene Webber
Henry V. Baebler
Jacob Stauffer
Kate Stauffer
Mary Ingold
F. W. Voegels
Peter S. Streiff
Robert Streiff
Edward Theiler
Beloit
Fred Zweifel
Washington
James Dooley
Brodhead
Willis Babler
Los Angeles
Paul Veenie
Albert Itten
Arthur Escher
Okee
Lake Wisconsin
Fred.a. Blum
Ed Blum
Lake Schulers
Dayton
Bernice Babler
Belleville
William Elliott
R. A. Woodruff
Delbert Moritz
District Legion Auxiliary
Bobby Durtschi
Washington Township
Ralph Schuler
Six Amishmen jailed in school attendance dispute
In Lancaster Pennsylvania six Amish farmers refused to pay $2 fines for not sending children to school after age 14. They chose three days in jail instead, defying the state law requiring attendance up to age 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lancaster
J. Edward Wetzel
Jobless Aid Revenue Tops Benefits by Large Margin
Washington reports unemployment insurance collections in July and August exceeded benefits paid by 1.537 billion dollars. State reports show benefits totaling 189 million dollars, while collections and related data indicate a substantial surplus for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Employment Security Bureau Reports Black Balance
The department’s Employment Security Bureau announced yesterday that benefits payments totaled $326 million, marking the first time in 18 months the agency’s account ran in the black.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department
Deer Kills Itself After Striking Evansville Driver Car
A deer leaped a fence on highway 17 seven miles northwest of here yesterday and crashed into the side of an automobile. The deer, weighing 106 pounds, was killed. Albert Asmus of Evansville drove the car. Conservation Warden Roy Stahlman reported the details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janesville
Highway 17
Here
Roy Stahlman
Albert Asmus
Evansville
Water Department Job Opening Soon
Position will open for a qualified man in the water department. Contact Z. A. Gorder, superintendent, at city hall for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Z. A. Gorder
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Fisher
E.P. DuPont
Beatrice Wheeler
Jerry Helmer
Ws. Brodhead
Fred Ieder
Hampshire
Monticello
O. D. Curtis
Tschudys
Steno
The
Alvin F. Rote Co
Pfitzer Juniper
Canaert Juniper
Spruce
Colorado
Speece Cheese Factory
Coryell Brothers
Packa
Erica
Aekara
Benin
Times» Ae
Prottle
12Th Avenue
Jacobs Sales & Service
Wlad
Monroe, Wis
Rly
Coca-Cola Company
Freeport Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Guidon
Frost
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