Tri-County Citizen from Beaver Dam, Wisconsin (2024)

August 3, 1966

Publication:

Tri-County Citizeni

Location:

Beaver Dam, Wisconsin

Issue Date:

Wednesday, August 3, 1966

Page:

12

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REESEVILLE hopping tip: Write the gm tjry shopping list on an enve fcfi and insert into the envelope oney saving coupons you to use on that day PAGE 12 Report Showers Many Areas Of The Nation Unteid Press International A' cold front extending fromMaine to Texas continued today to drop showers and thunder storms in many areas quench 'inga drought in some parts of Jtha Midwest (her A Month Violence caused by the stormsTuesday night ended but a few areas received substantial and I needed rainfall i The first substantial rainin I more than a month in great relief but it cer Jtainly broken the back of an official for the Illinois Cooperative Crop Report ring Service said Other Areas In other areas of the Midwestand West however the rains carpe mightily The Arkansas 5 Rivr went on the rampage forthe'second night in a row Tues day in the valleys south and west Canon City Colo 1 The storms however abated I today and clear skies with plea sant temperatures dominated the national scene Warm weather was confined to the South the desert Southwest and the North Lwest Thundershower activity re jjmeined primarily in the mdun tain areas of the West and in the South REESEVILLE Wis A fam ily reunion was held at the home tof Mr and Mrs Vernon BleifusSilver Lake Drive Oconomowoc Jr last Sunday Those attending Jwere Mrs Elsie Bleifus and 5 Theo Mr and Mrs Albert Blei fus and Clarence Blei fus Mr and Mrs Tom Pearson jand family Miss Delores Klentz Mr and Mrs Carl Kath andKathy Reeseville: Mr and Mrs twilliam Bleifus Lowell Ernest (Bleifus 'Miss Elsie Krueger of Beaver Dam and Mrs Lizzie and son Clarence Wa tettob Mrs Harold ehrman of Wa tertown visited last week with jher mother Mrs Ella SchultzMrs Jennie Schrap of Milwau kee and Leon Poetter of Evan aston III were Sunday visitors twith Mrs Lydia Kading Mr £and Mrs Irvin Radant Yvonne iand Terry returned home Sat urday after vacationing in Snorthem Minnesota and Canada Sand visited relatives in WarbaMinn for the past three weeks sJeap and Jennifer Kaeding of westfield NJ are vacationingat the homes of Mr and MrsWilliam Kaeding and Mr and'Mrs? Robert Kaeding A 'large number of relatives and friends of this area attend ed die vigil and funeral of La Verh Kohn at Juneau last week JJr and Mrs Al Warber of Mun Sciej Ind were recent callers Jat the Mrs Lydia Kading home Mr and Mrs Arnold Soldnerattended the funeral of Herbert rRqssow Milwaukee last weekMrs Emil Hiller and Vera MissAgnes Gaetzman Columbus rcalled at the LaVerri Liebinghome Sunday evening The lYouth ellowship of the United of Christ met last week Jatthe home of Carl BenningerMrs Elsie Salmi and Lynn ofReeseville Mr and Mrs Ray jHuvilla and family of Chicago fill were recent supper guests jwith Mr and Mrs Rueben Kott yvita Watertown Sunday visitorsat the Mrs Coletta Krueger come were Mr and Mrs Wil ilianf Seichow and son Dennis pf Green Lake and Mrs BerthaKrueger and Irene of White ftvater Mrs Hattie Bruecher of jBeatfcr Dam visKed relatives £nd friends here during the past Jweek Visits Mother Mr and Mrs Wayne Kilianermb family of Rockford Ill jgalted at the home of her moth Ella Schultz Mr andMrs Delano Rahn Beaver DamJnt several hours with Mrs' Sjydia Kading Mr and Mrs JValter Kressin Watertown call JbcI at the Arnold Koehler home jast week Mr and Mrs Ray fiuvilla and family of Chicago visited recently with the lat brother Mr and Mrs JVOinb Salmi and family and Mrs Ray Huvilla and returned to their home fo Chicago Saturday after spend ing several days with the gather Mrs Elsie Salmi and fjmn Miss Agnes her vacation with her Cou rtis the Murphy brothers and Sin Mr and Mrs Arthur Stein SJfst and Mrs Gilbert Stein jibrst and children of Randolph My and Mrs Howard Dykstra Rumbus visited Sunday with and Mrs Eugene Kruscin Mrs Elsie Salmi and Lynn awi Mrs Louise Gallitz were IjSiday night supper guests with and Mrs LeRoy Schultz and Ijmily Waterloo Mass Slayer LOWELL CHURCH LEADER DIES Charles business in Juneau REUSES DISMISSAL Mrs Merlin Thom a number of rela WAUKESHA Wis (UPD Wau kesha County Judge William Callow ruled Monday pre trial to private His record showed that he was bom June 24 1941 that he en listed July 6 1959 at Jackson ville la that he was released from active duty Dec 4 1964 with an honorable discharge and that he was discharged from the Marine Corps reserve July 18 1965 His last weapons qualification was as a sharpshooter His duty assignments included training at Parris Is an uneven record as a non resi dent student from lorida He carried 19 hours this spring with a average but this summer he was registered for an unusual ly heavy load of 14 hours UPI Telephoto land and infantry train ing at Camp Lejeune rom Dec 9 1959 to May 9 1961 he was at the Guantana mo Naval Base Cuba rom Sept 8 1961 to eb 25 1963 his assignment was to the enlisted scientific edu cation at the Univer sity of Texas rom ebruary 1963 until his discharge including the period of the court martial he was assigned to the 2nd Marine Di vision at Camp Lejuene The Marine Corps refused to say what he re fused to obey His record showed that he won the good conduct medal and the armed forces expeditionary med al presumably for service at Guantanamo during his career AUSTIN Texas Whitman who police identified as the sniper who staged a wild noon time attack on people from the University of Texas Tower The University said that he had and Mrs Evelyn Kreyer Vic tor Plourde returned to his home in Mankato Minn Sunday aft er spending the past three weeks with relatives in Calamus Mr and Mrs Loren Ladwig and family and Mrs Evelyn Ladwig transacted last week Mr and entertained tives and friends at a birthday party in honor of the sixth an niversary of their son Bruce last week Guests were Mr and Mrs Herbert Lenz Jean Susan and Karen Mr and Mrs Ar uture of Is Promising Chairman Says WASHINGTON (UPD The Johnson administration keenly concerned about continuing in flation in the economy today studied a selective price hike by Inland Steel Co one of the There was no immediate indi cation of whether other steel companies would follow increase of $2 to $3 a ton for sheet metal nor any comment from the administration The Inland increases announ ced Tuesday will go into effect Aug 10 would raise the price of prime grade cold rolled sheets hot roll sheets and strip by 15 cents per hundred pounds SAN RANCISCO (UPD To day is the day the resignations of 1931 bay area nurses at 31 hospitals become effective But it appeared most of the girls would show up for work this morning and withdraw their resignations as a result of Tues settlement between the California Nurses Association (CNA) and hospital representa tives If the militancy shown at a stormy meeting held by the nur ses Tuesday night in Oakland auditorium is any indication however some of the nurses may go through with their resigna tions The meeting was held by the CNA to explain terms of the new contract under which a three man fact finding committee will set interim pay scales between now and December as well as suggesting terms for future con tracts The interim pay issue had been the key one Woman Thinks She Can ly: After LSD Use Inland Steel Price Raise On Aug 10th LOWELL Mr and Mrs August Klentz and Mrs William Rand of Reeseville were Thurs day callers of Mr and Mrs LaVem Mertz Kir and Mrs Ed Kalscheur and Mr and Mrs Harold Rehfeldt motored to ranklin Wis' bn Sunday where they attended St Church picnic They also visited Rev Beres who is pastor of St Church at Oak Creek and they stopped at Al verno College to call on Sister Herman OS Mf Kalscheur is a brother of Sister Herman Mr and Mrs Herb Lieske mov ed to their new home at Ju neau on Saturday Mr and Mrs Arthur Pinno and Mr and Mrs Theodore Pinno of ond du Lac were callers of Mr and Mrs Carl Radloff the past week Visitors Callers of Mrs Tillie Rein hard the past week were: Mrs William Bleifuss Mrs Alma Werth Mrs Walter Schoenwet ter Mr and Mrs Lawrence Neis Mrs Leslie Schultz and Miss Alma Reinhard all local Mr and Mrs Kenneth Gibson and Donald and Mr and Mrs Ralph Gibson and son John of Reeseville Mr and Mrs Robert Warren and Billy of Janesville were recent callers at the How ard Meitners Mr and Mrs Gust Will of Waterloo were Saturday evening callers of Mr and Mrs William Bleifuss Mrs' Luther Lindow Mrs William Lindow of Chili Wis and Mrs Harry Schlinsog of Loyal Wis are visitors at the Wesley Henke home this week Attend Vigil Mr and Mrs Howard Meitner attended the vigil of Wade Quter at Milwaukee last week Mr Quter was the father of Mrs Gary Meitner Merlin and Clarence Bleifuss were recent callers at the Carl Kath home Anthony Bonk of Milwaukee and Vance Garvey of Kaukauna were Sunday callers at the Bob Pase wald home Mr and Mrs How ard Meitner were Madison call ers on Saturday The following attended the Bartosch family re union at Waterloo Park on Sun day: Mr ana Mrs Erwin Kraetzner Mr and Mrs Bob Pasewald and family Mr and Mrs Donald Bremer and family Mr and Mrs Herb irari and family and Mr and Mrs Don ald Kraetzner Mrs Bob Pase wald attended her high school class reunion at Waterloo on Sunday The annual Ice Cream Social sponsored by the Lowell Wom Society of Christian Service will be held on the church lawn MILWAUKEE (UPD Ameri can Motors Corp has a promis ing future in the auto industry even though it will lose money this year board Chairman Ro bert Evans said Tuesday Shed Image The future success will depend largely on whether it can shed its image as a com thur Parson Mr and Mrs Gust pact car maker he told a news Thom and Master Brym Jones conterence prior to a showing of idea cars Bl CITIZEN BEAVER DAM WISCONSIN Most Nurses Expected To Be At Work PHILLIPS (UPD Loot in a burglary at the post office early Monday consisted of some $5000 in postage stamps $300 in cash and $340 in savings bonds pos tal inspectors said after an in ventory Tuesday Inspectors said a COD parcel also apparently had been taken but there was no evidence other mail had been taken or opened Entrance to the building was made through a rear door The date fish is shaped like a date Mass Slayer Qualified As Marine Sharpshooter WASHINGTON (UPD Charles Whitman was court martialed in 1963 by the Marine Corps for "failure to obey a lawful He was found guilty at Camp Lejeune his military rec ord showed today The sentence was 30 days at hard labor and Miss Evelyn Selje spent the weekend at the Harold Herman enn iAmo Afr nnl HahKm public wants cars that Thom Timothy Larry Bruce and Carolyn spent the weekend at a camp at Castle Rock are more glamorous and appeal ing" he said trying to give the public the products it Company President Roy Aber nethy said AMC was trying to find its niche somewhere be tween the sub compact and the higher priced car He conceded the Project IV cars had an ap peal to young people Call Back Workers Abernethy announced that AMC will begin production of 1967 cars and begin calling back workers next Monday at its Mil waukee plant and Aug 15 at its Ha As reduction in rank from corporal job here by next Monday and by early September Milwaukee employment will be about 400 more than the work force June 24 the last full week of 1966 model production Kenosha employment will to tal 6700 on Aug 8 with an ad ditional 3500 called back by Aug 15 Total Kenosha employment by early September should ap proach 11500 about 500 more than were on the payrolls on June 24 Evans said the company was grateful for turning a small pro fit in the third quarter just end ed but that he be hope ful about doing the same in the fourth quarter because of the POMPANO BEACH la (UPD were today for Rev Thomas Bowman Lyter 74 for mer moderator of the Milwaukee Presbytery and the Wisconsin Presbyterian Synod Mr Lyter died Sunday of an apparent heart attack He had retired in 1961 as co pastor of the Trinity Presbyterian Church in Milwaukee He was moderator of the Mil waukee Presbytery in 1926 and of the Wisconsin Presbytery Synod in 1946 ROB POSTOICE model changeover Thus the company expects to wind up a deficit which was about $4 million for the first nine months of the fiscal year 1 CALAMUS Mrs Lydia Kohls of Portage is spending the week at the Kohls home A small crowd attended the an nual school meeting held at the all River High School Monday evening Mrs Evelyn Ladwig whose term had expired was re elected for the next 3 years Returns Home Mrs Dennis Parker returned to her home in Portland Ore after spending past two weeks at the home of her par ents Mr and Mrs Merle Hatzinger Mrs Evelyn Ladwig and Mark called at the loyd Sommerfield home riday eve ning Mr and Mrs Kohls spent Sunday evening at the home of Mrs Lydia Kohls in Portage Tommie Ladwig of Co lumbus spent several days last week with Jeff and Ross Lad wig Diana Hatzinger daughter of Mr and Mrs Merle Hatzinger accompanied by a girl friend from Platteville left last week spend the month of August in Europe Albert Kohls of all River visited at the Kohls home last week Mrs Evelyn Ladwig entertained a group of friends at her home last week Guests were Mr and Mrs Leroy Breitkreutz Mr and Mrs George Miller Mr and Mrs Russell Waterworth Mr and Mrs Kohls James Grady publicity was not grounds to dis miss a false swearing charge against Meyer Berg 48 Brook field attorney had argued he would be deprived of a fair trial because a newspaper (the Waukesha reeman) had print ed a story based on the report of the investigation The annual run of Sockeye sal mon which has been steadily de creasing through the years now appears to be leveling off at about 15 million almost as many as years ago The work of the International Pacific Salmon Convention between US and Canada is credited with restor ing the population World Book Lore HWggpBEpi Barney Oldfield was the first man to drive an automobile at a mile a minute attaining this speed at In dianapolis in 1903 SouacB W'okld book EKcrcLoraua LONDON (UPD An unidenti fied 29 year old woman high on the hallucinatory drug LSD thought she could fly and soared out her fourth floor apartment window flapping her arms like a bird police reported The woman was hospitalized in serious condition with both legs broken and head and spine injuries A witness who saw the woman fall told police was scream ing and flapping her Another witness who went to the woman's aid said she told him she had taken LSD and thought she could fly Tactical Air Command crews flew about 70000 combat hours in Viet Nam during 1965 Imagine That LONDON (UPD Want to cure that nagging ulcer? Simple says an Indian yogi Just swallow eight yards of cloth The yogi Dhirendyr Brah machari of New Delhi ar rived here Tuesday claim ing to have cures for the diseases" in cluding ucers for which he suggested his cure Bralunachari who said his knowledge is so powerful die when I want to and not before" is here to enlight en British yogis He plans to go on to rance Germany and the United States to teach his cures for all ills he said on Thursday evening LOST LAKE LOST LAKE Wis Mr and Mrs Leo Pfeffer attended the Marsh Day program at Horicon visited friends and relatives at Clearview Juneau and attend ed the ishermens Picnic at Hickory Point on Sunday Dinner Guests 7 Mr and Mrs Sheldon Selk of Theinsville were Sunday dinner guests at the Sturley Selk home Mr and Mrs John Neuman called on Leonard Neuman in Beaver Dam last week Mr and Mrs John Neuman accompanied Mr and Mrs Wal lace Christians and family of Reeseville to Wisconsin Dells on Saturday Mr and Mrs Clyde Dufault and Carl Graff of Beaver: Dam were riday visitors at the George Graff home Paul Susan and David Graft of Mundelein Ill were recent visitors at the home of their grandparents Mr' and' Mrs George Graff Mr and Mrs Sturley Selk called on Mrs Jones and Mrs lorence Lewis at their home at rural Columbus on Sun day afternoon Mr and Mrs John Reak and Mary Beth were recent visitors at the Gene Reak home at rural Beaver Dam It was third birthday Larry Wiersma of Beaver Dam spent Sunday at the Vernon Selk home Mr and Mrs George Graff and Carole Graff were Satur day dinner guests at the rank Sadoski home in Beaver Dam WEDNESDAY AUGUST 3 1966 ISH STUDY Other guests were Mr and Mrs Donald Graff Todd and Jennifer of Madison and Mrs Henry Gahlmann Lynne and Paul Mr and Mrs John Neuman visited at the Lyle Kennedy home at Doylestown and at the Larry Robbins home in all River on Sunday afternoon Mrs Arden Neuman 'took Mr and Mrs Hans Vangan of Silver Lake and Mrs Vangan of Rio to Madison Monday where they boarded a plane for California where they are visiting Philip Barnett who is stationed there OSHKOSH (UPD The warm water fish study committee of the Wisconsin Conservation Con gress meets here Thursday and riday The committee will meet with Conservation Department person nel to review recommendations by state sportsmen at county hearings last April Later the group will tour the rehabilita tion project on ox Lake where the department is chemically treating 2400 acres of open wa ter 1600 acres of marshland and 25 miles of streams CLASSIIED Business Opportunities OPPORTUNITIES co*cktail Lounge Grocery Store Building with 2 apartments on main street in Hustisford Poultry arm at Burnett Neosho Garage includes cement Block Bldg with hoist on busy State Hwy Restaurant with apartment in Hustisford Tavern (Beer and Liquor) at Oconomowoc Tavern (Beer and Liquor) with 2 apartments and 5 acres in Woodland LIBERAL INANCING ARM LOANS AUCTIONS or AST and BEST Results List Your Property NOW With WILLIE KAUL JR Salesman Tel 349 3322 Hustisford OTTO ZIETLOW Estate Tel 349 3361 Hustisford Standard Service Station Corner location rontage May be purchased with 2 bedroom ranch home MACHINE SHOP and Steel Business in Beaver Dam 250 EET RONTAGE on City 151 South Zoned commercial Modern 1 bed room ranch home Includes an existing 3 year business lease with income of $100 per month BEER GAR DEN Bar room 30x60 in cludes 4 bedroom modern home Excellent net income GREEN HOUSE and resi dence in Randolph SERVICE STATION in Co lumbus $16000 DEPT STORE In Juneau 2600 sq ft of bus iness space and 4 apart ments CLUB 33 BOWLING AL LEY A thriving business $12000 down STORE BLDG at 400 West Zoned local business COMMERCIAL BLDG at 114 Haskell St Cement block construction 2 floors 32x50 $9800 HICKEY REAL ESTATE 201 Spring 887 1232 Downtown Beaver Dam Customer Parking Meats Will Be eatured or This Weekend WASHINGTON (UPD ruits thrive under the hot rays but otherwise the vegetables are not faring too well Meats therefore are the featured weekend specials Look for rib roasts and steaks especially sirloin cuts Lamb is in good supply in some areas too Whole broiler fryers and tur keys hold the line as good pro tein buys In the vegetable bin green beans cabbage carrots and com are the promotional items Cucumbers greens peppers po tatoes radishes squash and to matoes are other summer plenti fuls Bananas lead the fruit list Cantaloupes grapes nectarines peaches pears plums water melons and blueberries are oth er weekend items to look for Nationally fish sticks and por tions and canned tuna are the fish plentifuls Wage and Price reeze Plan Is Debated LONDON (UPD Prime Min ister Harold proposal to freeze wages and prices in Britain for up to 12 months was being debated today by union leaders industrialists and in the chambers of Parliament House of Commons debate en gineered by the opposition Con servative Party was expected to be as stormy as any yet faced by Labor government pie freeze is the backbone of stringent austerity pro gram aimed at saving the pound and reviving sagging economy The ruling body of tfie pow erful Confederation of British In dustry CBI which represents 14000 businesses was meeting to decide what its position will be CBI Director General John Davies has voiced serious res ervations about the freeze HEAVY LOODS VIENNA (UPD Last floods in Czechoslovakia inun dated 148000 acres and caused $35 million in damage the of ficial Czech news agency CTK reported today our persons were killed Only one out of 20 farms lack electricity HOUSEHOLD and ANTIQUE SUNDAY AUGUST 7 12:30 LENA GOEBEL ESTATE 206 Lincoln Street Reeseville Wis rigidaire Refrigerator like new Kettles Pots Pans Kitchen Set formica 4 Chairs Mixmaster Electric Iron Toaster set of Dishes (for 8) old Plates and Dishes Kitchen Cart Silverware Silver Pieces many nice clean Linens Bedding Pillows etc Duncan Phyfe drop leaf Table like new Lamps Clocks Cedar Chests antique Love Seat with Rocker Arm Chair and Side Chair to match Smoking Stand Step Tables Hamper Clock Table Trays Hurricane Lamp Coffee Grinder Electric Heater Vacuum Cleaner Hamilton Beach Sweeper Card Table Rockers Buffet Studio Couch TV Set Mantle Clock modem Drum Table Hassock Dressers and Beds Maytag Washer Crocks large Table 6 Chairs Wardrobe Mops Brooms Buffet Sewing Machine Garden Tools Many articles too numerous to mention ERNIE KUENER Auctioneer Hartford Tel 673 5804 GEORGE HICKEY Cashier Juneau Wis ARM SERVICE WAY "Drink More Milk" AUCTION WALTER DRAEGER Route 1 Johnson Creek Wis LOCATION On the Walter Draeger farm 2J miles east of Johnson Creek on County Trunk Highway REASON ann sold by Neitzel Realty Agency SATURDAY AUGUST 6 SALE STARTS AT 1:00 ARM MACHINERY Allis Chalmers WD Tractor good shape Allis Chalmers Tractor with mounted mower in good shape Allis Chalmers mounted 2 Plow 7 ft tandem Disc Colby tractor Manure Spreader Rowell Hammermill McC No 5 Silo iller like new John Deere 1 row Cora Binder 20 ft Drive Belt Hay Loader Tractor Weed Sprayer Grain Blower 1 row Cora Planter Seeder Dump Rake 6 ft Grain Binder new Stock Tank 2 section Springtooth rubber tired Wagon with rack steel wheeled Wagon Corn Shelter 1000 Ib Scales 3 bar Side delivery anning Mill Grindstone and Motor Poultry eeders Nests and Waterers 8 Milk Cans electric Brooder many small Tools EED TRUCK 100 bales of Straw 200 bushels of Oats 1946 Chevrolet Pickup Truck HOUSEHOLD GOODS Bicycle Bicycle Automatic Washer Cold Spot Refrig erator Kenmore electric Stove electric Egg Washer Egg Bas kets 4 Dressers and Mirrors 9x12 Rug and Pad Table with leaves Rockers Chairs Beds Desk Picture rames Dishes Glassware other articles too numerous to mention Usual riendly arm Service Terms Available Auctioneer Art Kempkin Oconomowoc Wis Clerk Clarence Kobe Watertown Wis Tel 261 5528 Cashier Berg Beaver Dam Wis TeL 887 1211 ARM AUCTION SERVICE INC that Pay are Managed the arm Service ARM SERVICE WAY INSURED LOCATION Eden Wis on the Arthur Engels farm located 1 miles east of Eden on County Trunk or northeast of Campbells port on ollow Auction Arrows PERSONAL PROPERTY ARTHUR ENGELS Route 1 Eden Wis THURSDAY AUGUST 11 SALE TO START AT 10:30 LUNCH ON GROUNDS REASON Quitting arming 64 HEAD HIGH GRADE HOLSTEIN CATTLE 41 Milk Cows 15 due in Sept and Oct balance in full flow of milk 8 Heifers bred for fall freshening vacc 7 Heifers ready to breed 8 yearling Heifers 9 to 12 months A real good Dairy Herd sired by East Central Bulls for the past 12 years Many bred for fall freshening MILK EQUIPMENT EED Surge Milking Machine Carrying Bucket SS Strainer 2 Dari Kool 8 and 10 can Milk Coolers Wash Tank A Smith Water Heater (new) 600 bales Ist cutting Hay quantity chopped Hay (about 50 tons) quantity baled Straw 1500 bus Oats 7 tons ear Cora 39 acres standing Cora quantity of Silage 50 acres 2nd cuttlng Alfalfa Hay 3 TRACTORS and EQUIPMENT Super Tractor with Manure Loader armall Tractor in good condition with Com Cultivator Massey Harris 44 Tractor stand ard Tractor Chains John Deere 11 ft Disk on rubber New Idea Manure Spreader Weeder John Deere 8 ield Digger Drive Belt (new) Weed Sprayer New Idea power Mower (like new) Hay Mower Gehl Chopper with com and hay head Gehl Blower with 40 Pipe McCormick 2 row Cora Planter with ertilizer McC 76 Combine (like new) Corn Binder Potato Digger Potato Hiller Potato Planter 4 sec Lever Drags Wagon with self unloading orage Master Rack Steel Steel Grain Box on rubber tired wagon Case Side delivery Metal Bunk eeder Clipper anning Mill with Motor Brooder House Stewart Cow Clipper Elec Motor Grinder 2 wheel eed Cart) Stoneboat Log Chains iron Kettle 3 Stock Tanks Air Compressor 3 Canvasses Ext Ladder Saddle Lime Spreader new Bulldozer encer Vise quantity of small farm Tools SELLING THE OLLOWING PERSONAL PROPERTY JUSTIN ENGELS ON THE ARTHUR ENGELS SALE HOGS ARM TRUCK 7 bred Brood Sows 40 eeder Pigs 40 lb average 1 Boar 1954 ton Pickup Track ARM MACHINERY McC 3 bot tractor Plow Hansen trailer type Weed Sprayer like new New Idea Hay Conditioner Rubber tired Wagon with Master self unloading Chopper Rack Snow Buck Drive Belt Mayrath Grain Auger Brillion Grain Drill 4 section Springtooth 2 wheeled Trailer 3 Jamesway Hog eeders Hor Waterer Electric Cord Bunk eeder Wright power Blade Saw 2 Surge Milkers ARM OR SALE Tills i choice 237 acre Dairy ann is for immediate possession one of the best farms in the area 2 good Homes and OO atanehUn Barn or further Information call: Beaver Dam Wis 887 1232 Beaver Dam Wis 885 9492 ARM SERVICE WAY TERMS Auctioneer Ernie Kueffner Hartford Wis Tel 873 5804 Clerk Hilgendorf Mequon Wis Tel 242 0624 Cashier Berg Beaver Dam Wis Phone 887 1211.

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