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Bethel Home & Services, Inc. 614 S. Rock Ave, Viroqua WI 54665 608.637.2171 • www.bethelhome.org

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RICHLAND LOCKER CO. INC.

Terry’s Sewing Shop

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AUSTRALIAN SHEPHERD puppies 4 tri-colored males. Working parents on site. Good herding bloodlines, $650 each. David Stoltzfus, 5308 Hwy 18, Fennimore, WI 53809.

REG CAVALIER KING CHARLES SPANIEL PUPPIES Vet checked/ wormed dews, $1400 No Sun Calls 715-409-3321 (WCAN).

AKC MINI Schnauzer pups Born 12-27-20 shots/dewormed parents on site 920-526-3512.

MINI AND Petite Goldendoodles, Cockapoos, Cavapoos, Cavachons, Teddypoos, Poochons & Shorkies *Health Cert & Guarantee, Vaccinated, Dewormed. House & crate training Tips. Lic.#484991 www. SpringGreenPups.com Brenda 608-574-7931, Dusty 920-2107441.

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Kindness, Shelter, Caring. P.O. Box 229 Richland Center WI Our cage-free Adoption Center, 391 Clarson Street, Richland Center, is open by APPOINTMENT ONLY to protect volunteers, visitors, and animals. Find us on Facebook or call 647-0168.8.

Carol...1 yearold, sweet and quirky & playful!

Parents of Juniors and Seniors Apply now for Chapter 7 Wisconsin Vietnam Veterans’ Scholarships You are invited to participate for one of these six individual scholarships. Each of these scholarships are worth $500.00 each. In order to be eligible to be awarded one of these six scholarships, you must do the following:

A. Interview a Vietnam Veteran. B. Write & submit an essay of 300-750 words based on the insights that you gained from interviewing a veteran. Deadline is April 15, 2021. C. Be enrolled & accepted as a full-time student (12 credits per semester) at any college, junior college, vocational or technical school located in the USA.

Curtis… 5 months old, very playful! He has a lovely, sleek black coat. Call to interview this youngster. Pet of the Month Sponsors : Richland County Bank; Oakwood Fruit Farm; Shireman Vet Clinic; Pizza Hut; Wertz Plumbing & Heating; Premier Cooperative; Wallace Cooper & Elliott Insurance; WCCU; Fancy Creek Llamas; Walsh Ace Hardware; State Farm Insurance, Julie Cairns; Jones Chevrolet-Buick; NAPA Auto Parts; Schreiber Foods, Inc.; Ken Moerer, Accountant; Doughterty Insurance; Richland Vet Service, LLC; Bindl Tire and Auto. OMHS Members & Friends: Terri & Scott Sawle; Ric & Janis Unbehaun; James & Sue Patch; Brian & Terri McGraw; Joan Hansen & Dennis Goodchild; Carolyn & Allan Pellett; Tom & Jackie Rand; Georgia Mommaerts.

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Quality Pole Sheds -

CONGRATULATIONS

Built by Hartje Lumber Construction Crew!

TO OUR WEEK #4 WINNER:

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GEORGE MCCONKEY

Our Helpful and Friendly Staff can assist you with all your needs! Customer Service is our #1 Priority!

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THE WINNER OF THE $250 FROM MFCP WAS DOLORES PETERS OF MOUNT LAKE, MN

Energy Audits Available. Computerized Drafting, Estimating & Kitchen Layouts. Pole Building Construction or Job Packs. Panelized Wall Systems. Complete Line of Home & Pole Building Materials.

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Westview Offers the Following Amenities and Services:

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• Community dining room • Private dining if needed • Assistance with medications • Personal care assistance • Whirlpool baths & showers • Housekeeping & laundry services • Restorative Therapy • Activity programs

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• Religious Services • Wellness programs • Community forums • Central Air conditioning • Cable TV& phone • 24 hr nursing service • Emergency call system • Off street parking • Storage locker

• Individual meals for prescribed dietary needs

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TOWN OF ORION Monthly Town Board Meeting 5:30 P.M. Town Hall Wednesday, February 17th, 2021 Tammy Cannoy-Bender Town of Orion Clerk

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PUBLIC NOTICE:

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OBITUARIES

JOSEPH M. WALDNER

January 30, 2021 Joseph M. Waldner, age 79, of Lime Ridge, Wisconsin, passed away January 30, 2021, at home surrounded by his family. He was born to Michael and Margaret Waldner in Utica, South Dakota. He is survived by Sarah, his loving wife of 58 years. Sarah was his faithful caregiver during his long struggle with Alzheimer’s and was by his side till the end. He is further survived by his children, Joseph (Jasmine) Waldner of McFarland, WI and their children, Hannah and JoAnna; Deborah (Peter) Waldner of Millbank, SD and their children, Matthew and Miranda (John) Kauffman; Michael Waldner of South Shore, SD and his daughter, Kayla; Steven (Trudy) Waldner of Lime Ridge, WI and their children, Ashley and Kaitlin; Frank (Christine) Waldner of Bloom City, WI and their children, Caleb, Magdalyn, Bethanie, and Rosemarie; Sara (Chris) Weathers of Westmorland, TN and their children, Ana, Rachel (Logan) Trowbridge, Victoria and Jordan; Karen (Rich) McBain of Reedsburg, WI and their

children, DominiQue (Dolan) Hostetler, Austin, Karesse (John) Waldner, Sylas, Joash, Talitha and Micaiah; and Wayne (Patti) Waldner of Richland Center, WI and their children, Alyssa, Josiah, Daniel, Andrew, and Adriel; six great grandchildren; seven sisters; and four brothers. He was preceded in death by one infant son; his parents; four brothers and one sister. Joe was a very hard-working man that met challenges with fortitude and quiet determination. He moved to Wisconsin in 1988 and started a slurry hauling business with his son, Steve, and served his customers with dedication and a strong sense of duty. Joe enjoyed large family gatherings – whether it was a holiday, birthday, or outings - surrounded by his children and grandchildren. Many fond memories are cherished by those who knew his quiet smile and gentle love. He meekly served the Lord and was faithful in his Christian life and testimony. Thank you, God, for your gift to us – a loving husband, father, grandfather and friend. You will be greatly missed by all of us. A Funeral Service was held at 10:00 a.m. on Friday, February 5, 2021, at Lighthouse Chapel, 345 S. Cairns Ave in Richland Center. Visitation was held Thursday, February 4 from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Lighthouse Chapel. Joseph was laid to rest in Woodstock Cemetery, rural Richland Center. Online Condolences may be expressed at www. vossfh.com. adno=205675

To place obituaries in the Shopping News, consult your Funeral Director or the Shopping News.

For Richland Center Area:

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Bachelor & Associate Degree Holders Can Work as Substitute Teachers

272 N. Main St., PO Box 272 Richland Center, WI 53581 Phone 608-647-2911 Fax 608-647-7238

Substitute Teacher Training (Offered VIRTUALLY)

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Sponsored by CESA 3

Thursday March 11, 2021 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.

(Due to COVID-19 Pandemic this training will be offered VIRTUALLY rather than in-person. Participants will receive access information prior to the training.) Bachelor and Associate Degree holders can be hired as substitute teachers. To help decide if substitute teaching is something you would like to pursue, Cooperative Educational Service Agency (CESA 3) in Fennimore is offering a Substitute Teacher Training Seminar. A 2-year Associates or 4-year Bachelors Degree in any area is necessary for you to participate in this training. The seminar will introduce participants to the field of substitute teaching by covering the general expectations of a substitute teacher, pertinent information on health issues, successful discipline techniques, hints for working with students who have special needs and more.

Jodi Peterson

Mark Jensen

General Manager

Advertising Sales Rep

Mindy Carter

Linda Post

Advertising Sales Rep/ Distribution Coordinator

Advertising Sales Rep

The Shopping News is published weekly and distributed free within our circulation area. Distribution 12,991.

Office Hours for Advertising and Printing Monday - Friday 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

ADVERTISING DEADLINES

Proof Ads - Friday noon. Full Page - Friday noon. All others including Classifieds - Friday 2:00 PM.

For further information and online registration link please contact Kate Hennessy at the CESA 3 office, (608) 822-2149. The cost is $90.00, (please make check payable to CESA 3 and submit to CESA 3, 1300 Industrial Drive, Fennimore, WI 53809.) The registration deadline is Tuesday March 9, 2021. Registration is required.

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Born: Feb. 22, 1732 Birthplace: Westmoreland Co., VA Died: Dec. 14, 1799 Burial Site: Mount Vernon, VA Spouse: Martha Custis Occupation: Planter, soldier Political Party: Federalist Term: 1789-1797 Vice President: John Adams

Born: April 13, 1743 Birthplace: Shadwell, VA Died: July 4, 1826 Burial Site: Monticello, VA Spouse: Martha Skelton Occupation: Lawyer, farmer Political Party: Democratic-Republican Term: 1801-1809 Vice President: Aaron Burr, George Clinton

John Adams, a prosperous farmer’s son, was one of the early patriots who was President George Washington’s vice-president for both of his terms. Adams was born in Massachusetts Bay Colony in 1735. A Harvardeducated lawyer, he became identified with the patriot cause. Adams was a delegate to the First and Second Constitutional Congress. He signed the Declaration of Independence and during the Revolutionary War served as a diplomat in France and Holland. He helped negotiate the treaty of peace which gave this country its independence. From 1785 to 1788, he was minister to the Court of St. James. Elected vice-president with Washington in 1789 and 1792, he was the choice of the Federalist party to succeed the first president. Thomas Jefferson, an advocate of democracy, opposed him and was named vice-president when Adams became president. At that time, the law gave the offices to the first and second choices of the Electoral College. He got Congress to appropriate money to complete three new frigates, to build additional ships and provide for a provisional army. Near the end of Adams’ term, the capital was moved to the new city of Washington and he became the first president to occupy the White House.

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Thomas Jefferson was best known as author of the Declaration of Independence, but he had a long, successful career as a statesman and politician. He was a lawyer, governor, minister to France, secretary of state, vice-president and president. Born in 1743 in Albemarle Co., VA, he inherited some 5,000 acres from his father and a high social standing from his mother. Jefferson was an eloquent correspondent but historians note that he was no public speaker. He was a brilliant young 33-year-old lawyer when he was chosen by the first Continental Congress to draft the Declaration of Independence. After four years, the Republican Party won overwhelmingly but the Electoral College found Aaron Burr tied with Jefferson for president. The U.S. House of Representatives chose Jefferson and then added the 12th Amendment to the Constitution which required the Electoral College to vote separately for president and vice-president. The country’s third president also negotiated the Louisiana Purchase, which added Missouri and half the Mississippi Valley to the United States. He encouraged the Lewis and Clark Expedition to the Pacific Northwest; started the first national highway; established the Military Academy at West Point; saw the slave trade outlawed; and kept the United States out of the Napoleonic Wars.

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George Washington, called the “Father of His Country,” was a surveyor, plantation owner, professional soldier and president of the United States. Born on his father’s plantation, he grew up near Fredericksburg, VA, and later at Mount Vernon, the plantation of his half-brother, Lawrence. There he studied mathematics and became a surveyor. Later, he was an officer in the Virginia militia. After the French and Indian War, Washington managed his lands around Mt. Vernon and served in the Virginia House of Burgesses. Because of his experience in the French and Indian War, Washington was named commander-in-chief of the Continental Army when the Second Continental Congress assembled in Philadelphia in May 1775. After the war, he hoped to retire, but Virginia sent him to the Constitutional Convention where he was president of that body. When the new Constitution was ratified, the Electoral College unanimously elected Washington the country’s first president. After two terms as president, he retired to Mount Vernon only to be recalled to Philadelphia in 1798 when war with France was expected. He died of a throat infection Dec. 14, 1799, after he contracted a cold while riding about his estates. • CABINETRY • CABINETRY HARDWARE • COUNTERTOPS • LIGHTING • WINDOW TREATMENTS

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John Tyler was the first vice-president to be elevated to the office of president by the death of his predecessor. He became this nation’s tenth president when William Henry Harrison died after serving only 31 days of his term. Harrison, a northern Whig, believed in a loose interpretation of the constitution, but Tyler was a southerner who was a staunch defender of states’ rights and a strict constructionist. Born in Greenway, VA, he was a graduate of William and Mary College and had served as a member of the Virginia House of Delegates. He had opposed President Jackson, and as a senator had helped draft the resolution censuring that president for his handling of the United States Bank funds. Tyler had served frequently in the legislature, been Governor of Virginia, chancellor of William and Mary College, a representative and a senator. As vice-president, Tyler and Henry Clay had tried to dominate “Old Tippecanoe.” But suddenly president Harrison was dead, and “Tyler, too” was in the White House. Clay tried to keep power in his hands and authored a bill to establish a National Bank with branches in several states. Tyler vetoed it on “states” rights grounds and put in his own “exchequer system.”

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Born: Dec. 5, 1782 Birthplace: Kinderhook, NY Died: July 24, 1862 Burial Site: Kinderhook, NY Spouse: Hannah Hoes Occupation: Lawyer Political Party: Democratic Term: 1837-1841 Vice President: Richard M. Johnson

Born: Feb. 9, 1773 Birthplace: Berkeley, VA Died: April 4, 1841 Burial Site: North Bend, OH Spouse: Anna Symmes Occupation: Farmer, soldier Political Party: Whig Term: 1841, one month Vice President: John Tyler

The United States’ eighth president, Martin Van Buren, was a small man who came to the White House as an anti-slavery Democrat. Born in Kinderhook, NY, on December 5, 1782, he was a state senator, attorney general and lawyer in Albany for many years. As a young lawyer, he became involved in New York politics as a leader of the “Albany Regency,” an effective New York political organization. Jackson wanted the “Little Magician” to be his minister to Great Britain, but the Whigs in Congress refused to confirm him so Jackson put him on the Jacksonian ticket in 1832 as vice president. He won the presidency in 1836. He was immediately confronted with a financial panic when he assumed his duties as the nation’s president. Van Buren followed the Jackson program and after much trouble with the termination of the United States Bank Charter, set up the independent United States Treasury. Inclined more and more to oppose the expansion of slavery, Van Buren blocked the annexation of Texas because it assuredly would add to slave territory--and it might bring war with Mexico. He remained opposed to the extension of slavery and died during the Civil War before the issue was finally settled. He died July 24, 1862, in Kinderhook.

General William Henry Harrison, the hero of frontier days from the Ohio River to the Great Lakes, came to the White House as the oldest man ever elected president up to that time. He died a month after his inauguration. Born on Feb. 9, 1773, in Berkeley, Charles City Co., VA, he was educated at Hampden Sydney College, studied medicine under Dr. Benjamin Rush, and fought under General Anthony Wayne at Fallen Timber. “Old Tippecanoe” ran against President Martin Van Buren in 1840 and defeated him. This brave man had been a tough Indian fighter, defeating a savage band of land hungry Shawnees at Tippecanoe Creek in Indiana in 1811. The Whigs came up with the “Old Tippecanoe” while trying to cash in on the popularity of Andrew Jackson. Harrison was actually a Virginia-born aristocrat. The Whig party selected Harrison as its presidential candidate in 1840 after a contest with Henry Clay of Kentucky. His election was close in most states, but Harrison won all but a handful of them. After his election, Harrison chose Daniel Webster for secretary of state and prepared to restore the United States Bank, according to the Whig platform. Harrison caught pneumonia during inaugural ceremonies which included his 105-minute inaugural address, the longest presidential inaugural address, and died April 4, 1841.

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Born: March 16, 1751 Birthplace: Port Conway, VA Died: June 28, 1836 Burial Site: Montpelier, VA Spouse: Dorothea Payne Todd Occupation: Planter, lawyer Political Party: Democratic-Republican Term: 1809-1817 Vice President: George Clinton, Elbridge Gerry James Madison, this country’s fourth president, was one of the youngest of the Revolutionary patriots. He was author of the “Virginian Plan,” which proposed a government of three departments--legislative, executive and judicial--and furnished the bases for the Constitution of the United States as finally adopted. Born in 1751, Madison was brought up in Orange Co., VA, and attended Princeton University. Elected to the first Congress, he defended and interpreted the Constitution throughout George Washington’s administration. He helped write the Bill of Rights. Out of his leadership, in opposition to Hamilton’s financial proposals, came the development of the Republican or Jeffersonian Party. Madison was elected president in 1808 and was re-elected in 1812. He took office in the midst of controversies with England, caused by that nation’s blockades of France and the impressment of sailors from American ships when they were of British descent. This, and the British failure to recognize the United States’ naturalization laws, caused Madison to declare war on Britain. The conflict was to become known as The War of 1812. During this administration Madison had seen Louisiana and Indiana become states.

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Franklin Pierce, this nation’s 14th president, took over the White House at a time of apparent tranquility because of the Compromise of 1850, which seemed to have stemmed the tide of sectionalism. He was born Nov. 23, 1804, in Hillsboro, NH. He graduated from Bowdoin College and served in the New Hampshire House and in Congress. The son of a Revolutionary hero, General Benjamin Pierce, he was a classmate of writers Nathaniel Hawthorne and William Wadsworth Longfellow. When the Mexican War broke out, Pierce enlisted as a private and did such a good job he came out a brigadier general. Pierce was a compromise candidate in the 1852 Democratic convention, which nominated him on the 35th ballot. Two months before he took office, his 11 year-old son was killed in a train wreck and Pierce entered the presidency nervously exhausted. Pierce approved Stephen A. Douglas’s Kansas-Nebraska bill, which allowed these territories to decide for themselves about slavery and repealed the “Missouri Compromise.” During the Pierce administration, Commodore Matthew C. Perry visited Japan and made the United States’ first treaty with that empire.

James Buchanan, this nation’s 15th president, was criticized as no other president had been because near the close of his administration, the southern states seceded from the union. Buchanan, who was born April 23, 1791, near Mercersburg, PA, had served long in the U.S. Senate and House and had been minister to Russia and England and secretary of state under President Polk. Buchanan presided over a nation that was being split apart by the slavery question. His own party disintegrated into sections, a vigorous new Republican party rose, the Supreme Court in the Dred Scott decision upheld slavery, Minnesota and Oregon came in as free states, the South encouraged filibusters who promised to annex Cuba as a slave state, and John Brown staged his raid at Harper’s Ferry. Buchanan sought compromise, but to no avail. When Republicans won a plurality in the House in 1858, every significant bill they passed fell before southern votes in the Senate or a presidential veto. President Buchanan said Southern states did not have the right to secede, but also said the federal government could not legally prevent them from doing it. In the end, South Carolina, Mississippi, Florida, Alabama, Georgia and the rest of the states that were to make up the Confederacy voted to withdraw from the Union.

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Born: Jan. 7, 1800 Birthplace: Summer Hill, Cayuga Co., NY Died: March 8, 1874 Burial Site: Buffalo, NY Spouse: Abigail Powers, Caroline McIntosh Occupation: Lawyer Political Party: Whig Term: 1850-1853 Vice President: Howell Cobb Millard Fillmore went from a log cabin to the White House to become the United States’ 13th president. He was born on a farm in Cayuga Co., NY. He apprenticed to a tailor because of his limited education and later became a teacher and postmaster in Buffalo, NY, after buying out of his apprenticeship for $30. Many details of his career were lost to history when all his private papers were burned by his son. Fillmore presided over the Senate during the months of the nerve-wracking debates over the Compromise of 1850. When he became president, Taylor’s cabinet resigned and he appointed Daniel Webster his secretary of state, thus siding with the Whigs who favored the Compromise. Senator Stephen A. Douglas of Illinois, presented five bills to the Senate: 1) admit California as a free state; 2) settle the Texas boundary and compensate her; 3) grant territorial status to New Mexico; 4) place federal officers at the disposal of slave-holders seeking fugitives; and 5) abolish the slave trade in the District of Columbia. Fillmore signed them all into law. Four years later, he became the nominee of the American party called the “Know Nothings,” and made a lively campaign but won only the electoral vote of Maryland.

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Born: Feb. 12, 1809 Birthplace: Hardin Co., KY Died: April 15, 1865 Burial Site: Springfield, IL Spouse: Mary Todd Occupation: Lawyer Political Party: Republican Term: 1861-1865 Vice President: Hannibal Hamlin, Andrew Johnson Abraham Lincoln, the backwoodsman from Illinois, came to the presidency during the “years of crisis” and the Civil War. Lincoln was elected president with only 40 percent of the popular votes but an electoral majority. His first duties were to prepare for war. He called for volunteers on April 15, 1861, and on July 21, Bull Run was fought. He was a Republican and his years in office were to do much to solidify that party’s image as he rallied most of the northern Democrats to the Union cause. He saw victory and defeat as the North and South struggled in a great Civil War. Through it all, he stood firm on the need for the people to be united as one nation. Lincoln issued his famous Emancipation Proclamation on Jan. 1, 1863. It declared that slaves in the confederacy were forever free. The President’s Gettysburg Address showed that he had high hopes of reuniting the nation when he said, “this nation under God, shall have a new birth of freedom and that government of the people, by the people, for people shall not perish from the Earth.” Lincoln was assassinated on April 14, 1865 at Ford’s Theatre in Washington by John Wilkes Booth. He was buried at Oak Ridge Cemetery in Springfield, IL.

Born: Dec. 29, 1808 Birthplace: Raleigh, NC Died: July 31, 1875 Burial Site: Greenville, TN Spouse: Eliza McCardle Occupation: Tailor Political Party: Democrat Term: 1865-1869 Vice President: Lafayette Foster, Benjamin Wade Andrew Johnson, President Lincoln’s vice-president, was to become the nation’s new chief executive when John Wilkes Booth fired his fatal shot at Lincoln. Born Dec. 29, 1808, in Raleigh, NC, Johnson had been mayor of Greenville, TN, state representative and senator, member of Congress, governor of TN and a U.S. Senator. He believed in states’ rights on the slavery question but considered secession unnecessary and argued against it. Johnson was selected as candidate for vice-president at the convention of the Union Party which was a coalition of Republican and War Democrats. A month after Lincoln’s inauguration, Johnson became president. General Stanton demanded military districts and control throughout the South. Johnson was having no part of this plan and removed Stanton and replaced him with Ulysses Grant. Congress denied the right of the president to remove a cabinet member and the impeachment of Johnson followed. The Senate voted 35 to 19 against him, one short of the two-thirds vote needed to convict. He still had a lot of power with Tennesseeans and they elected him to the Senate in 1875. He died a few months later of paralysis and was buried at Greenville, TN.

Born: April 27, 1822 Birthplace: Point Pleasant, OH Died: July 23, 1885 Burial Site: New York City, NY Spouse: Julia B. Dent Occupation: Soldier Political Party: Republican Term: 1869-1877 Vice President: Schuyler Colfax, Henry Wilson Ulysses Simpson Grant, a commander of the Union Army during the Civil War, became the 18th President of the United States. He quarreled with President Andrew Johnson and became the Radical Republicans’ candidate in 1868. Grant graduated from West Point in 1843 and was sent to the Mexican border, where he distinguished himself and was twice promoted for bravery at Molino del Rey and at Chapultepec. He was stationed in Oregon and California for a time before resigning from the army. In 1840, Ulysses Grant’s father, Jesse Grant, moved to Galena, IL from Georgetown, OH and began a leather business with another man, Eli Collins. Collins and the elder Grant parted company in 1853 as friends. Jesse moved his part of the business up the street to the Nicholas Dowling Iron Store at 213 N. Main St. Grant’s two brothers also moved to Galena. They persuaded Ulysses to move there, which he and his family did in 1860. He served as a collection agent, bought and sold stock, weighed hides and made out bills for the goods. The governor of Illinois appointed him to command an unruly volunteer regiment when the Civil War broke out. He easily got his regiment in fighting shape and in no time had obtained the rank of brigadier general of volunteers. In 1863, he took Vicksburg and Chattanooga, received the thanks of Congress and promotion to lieutenant general and commander of the northern forces. During the next two years, he fought against Lee at the Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor and Petersburg, took Richmond, and forced Lee’s surrender at Appomattox. Grant was re-elected in 1872 and the general’s friends in the Republican party came to be known proudly as “the Old Guard.” He died July 23, 1885, of throat cancer.

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James A. Garfield, the nation’s 20th president, was born in a log cabin and worked himself up to the highest office in the land, only to serve a little over six months. Garfield worked for his education and got it bit by bit while serving as a teacher and a lawyer. He was a Republican leader in the House when the 1880 Republican convention came around. He favored John Sherman for president against former president, U.S. Grant and James G. Blaine. Garfield was the compromise candidate and at first, he refused because of his support for Sherman. Garfield defeated the Democratic nominee, General Winfield Scott Hancock, by a scant 10,000 margin. Garfield was on his way to his beloved alma mater, Williams College in Massachusetts, with only one policeman as a body guard when Charles Guiteau, a disappointed office seeker, shot the president in the waiting room of the Washington train station. He did not die immediately but was ill for more than two months while doctors tried to locate the bullet in his body. Their futile probing created blood poisoning from which President Garfield finally died. He died September 19, 1881, at Elberon, NJ, where he had been sent to recover. He was buried in Lake View Cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio.

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Rutherford B. Hayes was elected the country’s 19th president in the most fiercely disputed election in American history. Hayes was a graduate of Kenyon College and Harvard Law School. Before becoming president, Hayes had been city solicitor of Cincinnati, a general in the Union Army, a congressman and governor of Ohio. The 1876 election found Samuel J. Tilden, the Democratic candidate, with 184 electoral votes and Hayes, the Republican candidate with 185 votes. There were four contested states--South Carolina, Louisiana, Florida and Oregon. The House of Representatives could not reach a decision and a law was passed creating a commission of five representatives, five senators and five Supreme Court judges to settle the contest. This group included eight Republicans and seven Democrats and they decided every contest for Hayes by a vote of eight to seven, and he won by the margin of one electoral vote. Serious railroad strikes in 1877 disturbed the nation and the first silver bill was passed. Silver dollars were created while Hayes was president. Hayes had announced in advance that he would serve only one term, and retired to Spiegel Grove, his home in Fremont, Ohio, in 1881. He died of heart disease and was buried in Fremont.

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Born: Oct. 5, 1830 Birthplace: Fairfield, VT Died: Nov. 18, 1886 Burial Site: Albany, NY Spouse: Ellen Herndon Occupation: Lawyer Political Party: Republican Term: 1881-1885 Vice Presidents: David Davis, Thomas Bayard, George Edmunds Chester Alan Arthur seemed to grow into his job when he assumed the presidency at the death of James A. Garfield after only six months in office. He was educated at Union College. He taught school at Pownall, Vermont, and studied law in New York. As a lawyer, Arthur was responsible for a ruling in 1855 that said blacks were to be treated the same as whites on street cars. Early in the Civil War, he helped organize the New York state militia and was made inspector general and quartermaster general. Arthur was a leader of the “Stalwart” wing of the Republican party and was nominated as the 1880 vice-presidential candidate to satisfy that wing of the party. Six months later, he became president. The first Chinese Exclusion Act and the Anti-Polygamy Bill were passed during his term in office, as were new protective tariffs. Arthur’s party was weakened by internal strife. His secretary of the treasury, Charles J. Folger, was beaten for governor of New York by Grover Cleveland. President Arthur retired to New York after his term ended and he died of Bright’s disease at the age of 56. He was buried in Rural Cemetery in Albany, NY.

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Born: March 18, 1837 Birthplace: Caldwell, NJ Died: June 24, 1908 Burial Site: Princeton, NJ Spouse: Frances Folsom Occupation: Lawyer Political Party: Democratic Term: 1885-1889; 1893-1897 Vice Presidents: Thomas Hendricks, Adlai Stevenson Grover Cleveland is the only president who has ever been elected to two non-consecutive terms. He was the nation’s 22nd and 24th president. Cleveland was admitted to the bar in Buffalo, NY and became assistant district attorney in 1863 and sheriff in 1869. He was elected New York governor in 1882, just two years before winning the presidency. In his first term, he vetoed many bills, especially pension acts and improved the civil service while his partisans clamored for the spoils of office. He opposed silver coinage and, after one term was defeated by Benjamin Harrison, who passed the Sherman Silver Bill and the McKinley Tariff. In 1892, Cleveland did not want the presidential nomination and the Tammany organization and New York opposed him, but he was nominated and elected by popular demand to a second term. Cleveland faced acute depression when he returned to office. He blamed it on Harrison’s silver bill and had it revoked. Then he sold bonds to maintain the gold standard. President Cleveland fell out with the Illinois governor when he sent troops to Chicago, against the state’s will, to crush a railroad strike and protect the mail. Cleveland died of debility and old age and is buried at Princeton.

Born: August 20, 1833 Birthplace: North Bend, OH Died: March 13, 1901 Burial Site: Indianapolis, IN Spouses: Caroline Scott, Mary Scott Dimmick Occupation: Lawyer Political Party: Republican Term: 1889-1893 Vice President: Levi Morton President Benjamin Harrison was the grandson of the nation’s ninth president, William Henry Harrison. He was nominated on the eighth ballot at the Republican Convention of 1888, and his supporters said he was big enough to wear the hat of his grandfather, “Old Tippecanoe,” although he was only 51⁄2 feet tall. Harrison was a graduate of Miami University and had been a general in the Union Army. He practiced law in Indianapolis and became a colonel of the 70th Volunteer Indiana Infantry at the start of the Civil War. He was defeated in his efforts to gain the governorship of his state, but the voters did elect him to a term in the U.S. Senate. Grover Cleveland, his Democrat opponent, won the popular vote count but not the electoral vote. The McKinley Tariff and the Sherman Anti-Trust Bill were enacted in 1890 as was the Sherman Silver Bill. The Sherman Silver Bill was repealed when Cleveland regained the office in 1894. The Navy got a helping hand from President Harrison as he got Congress to appropriate funds for expansion and for subsidies in the first peacetime “billion-dollar” money bill, which caused House Speaker Thomas to tell critics that, “This is a billion dollar country.” He was defeated in his try for a second term.

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William McKinley Born: Jan. 29, 1843 Birthplace: Niles, OH Died: Sept. 14, 1901 Burial Site: Canton, OH Spouse: Ida Saxton Occupation: Lawyer Political Party: Republican Term: 1897-1901 Vice Presidents: Garret Hobart, Theodore Roosevelt William McKinley, this nation’s 25th president, was a strong advocate of the gold standard and was elected on a “sound money” platform. McKinley enlisted in the Civil War and rose to the rank of major. At the end of the war, he opened a law office in Canton, OH. He served 15 years in the U.S. House of Representatives and was twice governor of his home state. McKinley used his wealthy Republican friends and their fear of William Jennings Bryan’s silver coinage policy to win the Presidency by the largest majority of popular vote since 1872. The country was in the last days of the Depression of 1893 when McKinley occupied the White House. But he was to have troubles in other quarters. That trouble came from Spain in a controversy over that country’s treatment of Cuban revolutionists. Flamed by newspaper accounts of the treatment of these revolutionists, and being unable to restrain Congress or the American people, McKinley delivered his message of neutral intervention in April 1898. The president had been in office not quite six months when he was shot twice by an anarchist named Czolgosz while attending the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, NY. He died eight days later and was buried in Canton after lying in state in Washington.

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Born: Oct. 27, 1858 Birthplace: New York City, NY Died: Jan. 6, 1919 Burial Site: Oyster Bay, NY Spouses: Alice Lee, Edith Carow Occupation: Public official, lawyer Political Party: Republican Term: 1901-1909 Vice President: John M. Hay

Born: Sept. 7, 1857 Birthplace: Cincinnati, OH Died: March 8, 1930 Burial Site: Arlington National Cemetery, VA Spouse: Helen Herron Occupation: Lawyer Political Party: Republican Term: 1909-1913 Vice President: James S. Sherman William Howard Taft was this country’s “reluctant” president. He never wanted to be president, but when President Theodore Roosevelt decided that his conscientious secretary of war was to be his successor, he could not argue with his commander-in-chief. Taft graduated from Yale and the Cincinnati Law School. He became law reporter for Cincinnati newspapers and was an assistant prosecuting attorney and assistant county solicitor. He was a Superior court judge, a federal judge, U.S. solicitor-general, first civil governor of the Philippines, provisional governor of Cuba and secretary of war before he became president at Roosevelt’s insistence. Early in his administration, Taft called a special session of Congress to revise the tariff downward. Taft rarely exercised his 330 lb. bulk and often caused embarrassment for his supporters by falling asleep. In 1912, the Republicans renominated Taft and Teddy Roosevelt bolted from the party to lead the Progressives. With Republicans split, Democrat Woodrow Wilson was easily elected president. Taft became professor of constitutional law at Yale and was chief justice of the United States from 1921-1930. He died of arteriosclerosis at Washington, D.C. He was buried in Arlington National Cemetery.

Theodore Roosevelt, the “Rough Rider,” was one of the youngest men ever to reach presidential office. He took over the White House when he was only 42. Roosevelt became one of the country’s most active presidents in many years as he vigorously fought trusts and monopolies and pushed for construction of the Panama Canal in Central America. He was graduated from Harvard, sat in the New York State Assembly, been New York City’s police commissioner, and assistant secretary of the Navy, before organizing his U.S. Volunteer Calvary (Rough Riders) as a lieutenant colonel. Roosevelt was New York’s governor when he was drafted as McKinley’s vice-president. President Roosevelt, who was an active hunter, horseman and tennis player, also did much for conservation. He added to the country’s national forests and reserved lands for public use. He was easily re-elected in 1904. He tried to recapture the presidency again in 1912 on a Progressive ticket, referred to as the “Bull Moose” ticket. The former president supported the First World War in an unofficial way and died of inflammatory rheumatism at his home in Oyster Bay. He was buried there.

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Warren G. Harding was a compromise candidate who was elected president by the largest majority ever at that time. His supporters thought he was a supporter of the League of Nations, but the new president believed his election was a mandate to stay out of the League. Harding attended Ohio Central College and worked on the Star newspaper in Marion, Ohio, before buying it and becoming publisher. He also served as state senator, lieutenant governor, and U.S. senator for one term before becoming president. Harding was a Republican through and through, and it was easy for his supporters in Congress to get their bills signed into law. They eliminated wartime controls and slashed taxes, established a federal budget system, restored high protective tariffs and imposed tight limitations on immigration. The president made a trip to the Territory of Alaska during the summer of 1923, making numerous speeches along the way as he became the first United States president to set foot on Canadian soil. Upon his return to this country, he became ill in San Francisco. He died there while scandal was brewing in his administration. A special train brought his body back to Washington, where he would lie in state. Thousands of silent citizens watched the special train pass their towns.

Calvin Coolidge, a silent Vermont Yankee, became president on August 3, 1923, when Warren Harding died in San Francisco. “Silent Cal” was given the oath of office by his father, a notary public, as he stood before a kerosene lamp with his hand on the family Bible. Coolidge graduated from Amherst and was admitted to the Massachusetts bar in Northhampton, where he was later to be mayor. He served as a state senator and president of the State Senate, lieutenant governor, and governor for that state. Coolidge was an isolationist who pushed for a policy of rigid economy in government operations and reduction in taxes. He vetoed soldiers’ bonus and pension bills and other measures involving large expenditures. However, toward the close of his term, he got approval of funds for Mississippi River flood control and construction of the Boulder Canyon Dam on the Colorado River. He became very popular and was re-elected in 1924 with 54% of the vote as he ran against Democrat John W. Davis and Progressive-Socialist Party Senator LaFollette. President Coolidge firmly declined to be nominated by his party for a second elective term in 1928. By the time the Great Depression hit the country, Coolidge was in retirement. He died Jan. 5, 1933.

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Woodrow Wilson, the nation’s 28th president, came to the White House after 25 years of teaching and two years as New Jersey’s governor. He was educated at Princeton. Wilson received a doctorate from Johns Hopkins in 1886 and was president of Princeton University for 1902 to 1910. Wilson was considered a conservative young political science professor and university president who could be elected president of the United States. First, he was persuaded to run for governor of New Jersey, and after he won, his administrations was marked with important reforms. President Wilson is best remembered for his declaration of war, which put the United States into the First World War, and for his futile fight to get this country to accept and participate in the League of Nations after the war. German attacks on U.S. shipping finally forced this country into war. U.S. troops were sent to Europe, and the war was soon over. Wilson was to begin his greatest fight-to get the United States to join the League of Nations. Congress refused to ratify the Versailles Treaty. Wilson went on a speaking tour to seek support for the treaty. He was stricken with paralysis and came back to the White House as an invalid.

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Born: Jan. 30, 1882 Birthplace: Hyde Park, NY Died: April 12, 1945 Burial Site: Hyde Park, NY Spouse: Eleanor Roosevelt Occupation: Farmer, lawyer Political Party: Democratic Term: 1933-1945 Vice Presidents: John Garner, Henry Wallace, Harry Truman Franklin Delano Roosevelt became president on March 4, 1933, to lead his country out of the Great Depression and through the Second World War. Roosevelt attended Harvard University and Columbia Law School. He entered public life in 1910 as a member of the New York Senate. Over the years, he became assistant secretary of the navy under Woodrow Wilson and was the Democratic nominee for vice-president in 1920 with James M. Cox of Ohio. On May 11, 1935, he created the Rural Electrification Act. The goal was to bring electricity to America’s rural areas. He was governor of New York for two terms before being elected president by the largest vote, popular and electoral, ever recorded in a presidential election. He was to win re-election by an even larger majority. He was the first president to be re-elected to a third term in 1940. This term marked the United States’ entry into the Second World War after the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor on Dec. 7, 1941. He was re-elected to an unprecedented fourth term in 1944, with Harry S. Truman as his vice-president. He conferred at Yalta in the Crimea with Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin concerning the progress of war. But Roosevelt was never to see peace restored. He died while visiting at Warm Springs, GA. His body was brought back to Washington, and buried in Hyde Park.

Born: May 8, 1884 Birthplace: Lamar, MO Died: Dec. 26, 1972 Burial Site: Independence, MO Spouse: Bess Wallace Occupation: Farmer, businessman Political Party: Democratic Term: 1945-1953 Vice Presidents: George Marshall, Edward Stettinius, Jr., James Byrnes Harry S. Truman, an almost unknown senator and vice-president, who suddenly became president when Franklin D. Roosevelt died after serving only 80 days of his 4th term. He quickly adopted his policy: “the buck stops here.” Truman had been a First World War captain, judge of the Jackson County Court, and a U.S. senator for ten years when Roosevelt picked him as a running mate. He was forced to make some of the most crucial decisions in the history of the United States. After an urgent plea to Japan to surrender after victory in Europe, Truman ordered atomic bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Five days later, Japan surrendered Truman won election to a full four-year term in 1948, despite predictions by many that Republican Thomas E. Dewey would sweep the nation. The Marshall Plan, which helped to rebuild Europe, was adopted during Truman’s years in the White House. The Truman Doctrine came into being in 1947, when Russia-backed guerrillas tried to take over Greece, and the president had Congress send aid to that country. He had the United States enter the Korean Conflict under the flag of the United Nations when the Communist government of North Korea attacked South Korea.

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Born: August 10, 1874 Birthplace: West Branch, IA Died: Oct. 20, 1964 Burial Site: West Branch, IA Spouse: Lou Henry Occupation: Engineer Political Party: Republican Term: 1929-1933 Vice President: Charles Curtis Herbert Clark Hoover, who had been Warren Harding’s secretary of commerce, brought to the presidency an unparalleled reputation of public service as an engineer, administrator and humanitarian. He received a bachelor’s degree at Stanford and became a mining engineer. In 1900, Hoover directed food relief for victims of the Boxer Rebellion while chief engineer of the imperial mines in China. Hoover was in England when the First World War broke out, and it was mainly through his efforts that aid was given to war-devastated Belgium. Recognized as a world leader, Hoover easily defeated Governor Alfred E. Smith of New York, the Democratic choice, in an election that saw the largest total vote up to that time. He was not to remain popular long because in the financial fall of 1929, when the spiralling stock market suddenly faltered, the United States found itself in the Great Depression. Hoover became the “scapegoat” for the Depression. Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt was to sweep into office as voters looked for a new president to lead them out of the Depression.

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Born: Jan. 9, 1913 Birthplace: Yorba Linda, CA Died: April 22, 1994 Burial Site: Yorba Linda, CA Spouse: Thelma “Pat” Ryan Occupation: Lawyer Political Party: Republican Term: 1969-1974 Vice Presidents: Spiro T. Agnew, Gerald R. Ford Richard Milhouse Nixon, who had been Dwight Eisenhower’s vice president for two terms, made a great political comeback and was sworn in as the nation’s 37th president on January 20, 1969. Nixon had been in the public eye for almost 30 years. A graduate of Whittier College, Nixon attended Duke University Law School and was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives from California in 1946. He gained some national attention when, as a member of the House UnAmerican Activities Committee, he forced a showdown resulting in the Alger Hiss perjury conviction. He was elected to the Senate in 1950 and was vice president in 1952 and 1956. He was the Republican nominee for president in 1960 and lost to John F. Kennedy by the closest popular vote margin. Nixon was defeated for the California governorship in 1962, but through his diligent work for the Republican cause, was able to gain the nomination and presidency in 1968 by beating Senator Hubert Humphrey. He completed withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam and won a second term in 1972 after visits to Red China and Russia. Revelation of taped conversations led the House of Representatives to vote for impeachment indictments against President Nixon. Before the Senate could begin impeachment proceedings, Nixon resigned and Gerald Ford pardoned him after becoming president.

Born: July 14, 1913 Birthplace: Omaha, NE Died: Dec. 27, 2006 Burial Site: Gerald R. Ford Presidential Museum, Grand Rapids, MI Spouse: Elizabeth Bloomer Occupation: Lawyer Political Party: Republican Term: 1974-1977 Vice President: Nelson Rockefeller Gerald R. Ford is this nation’s most unique president in that he never came to office by the electoral process. Richard Nixon tapped Ford, House minority leader, to be his vice president after the resignation of Vice President Spiro Agnew, who was under fire for tax evasion. Ford, a middle-of-the-road Republican, was born July 14, 1914 in Omaha, NE. He graduated from the University of Michigan, where he was selected as most valuable player on that school’s football team. Ford, a graduate of the Yale Law School, joined the Navy in 1942 and served for four years during World War II, coming out in 1946 as a lieutenant commander. He spent 25 years in the House, eight of those years as Republican leader. President Nixon picked Ford as his vice president in 1973 and he was sworn into office on December 6, 1973, after the Senate and House approved his nomination under the provision of a recently passed constitutional amendment. Ford became president on August 9, 1974, when President Nixon resigned in the face of mounting political pressure resulting from the Watergate investigation. Ford’s popularity grew during his first years in office as he directed a dramatic rescue of the merchant vessel Mayaguez and its 39 crew members and the dramatic Apollo-Soyuz “handshake in space.” In 1980, Ford was defeated by Jimmy Carter, who campaigned on the need for change.

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Lyndon Baines Johnson brought a lot of political experience with him to the White House when he became president after John Kennedy was assassinated. Johnson worked his way through Southwest Texas State Teachers College and taught school for awhile. His first job in Washington did not come through the election process, but rather through political connections. He was secretary to Rep. R.S. Kleberg from 1932 to 1935. He was then appointed Texas State director of the national Youth Administration by President Franklin Roosevelt. Johnson sought the Democratic presidential nomination, but lost to Kennedy, who chose him as his running mate. Johnson won the presidency in his own right in 1964 with 61 percent of the vote and the widest popular margin in American history – more than 15,000,000 votes. He immediately started pushing his Great Society programs that included aid to education, attack on disease, Medicare, urban renewal, beautification, conservation, development of depressed regions, and a fight against poverty. Vietnam became a thorn in Johnson’s side. When his efforts to end the war failed, he did not seek re-election. He did not live to see peace in Vietnam. He died of a heart attack at his Texas ranch where he was buried after lying in state in Washington, D.C.

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Born: Aug. 27, 1908 Birthplace: Stonewall, TX Died: Jan. 22, 1973 Burial Site: Johnson City, TX Spouse: Claudia (Lady Bird) Taylor Occupation: Teacher Political Party: Democratic Term: 1963-1969 Vice President: Hubert Humphrey

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Born: May 29, 1917 Birthplace: Brookline, MA Died: Nov. 22, 1963 Burial Site: Arlington National Cemetery, VA Spouse: Jacqueline Bouvier Occupation: Naval officer, author Political Party: Democratic Term: 1961-1963 Vice President: Lyndon B. Johnson John Fitzgerald Kennedy was one of the youngest men ever to be elected president, and he was the youngest to die in that office after serving just a little more than 1,000 days. Kennedy’s education was obtained in London, England’s School of Economics, at Harvard, and at Stanford University. He enlisted in the U.S. Navy in 1941 at the start of World War II, and commanded a PT boat in the South Pacific. Kennedy was cited for bravery when his boat was rammed and sunk. Kennedy came back from the war to go into politics and become a U.S. representative from the Boston area and later a senator from Massachusetts by defeating Henry Cabot Lodge. In 1955, while recuperating from a back operation, he wrote Profiles in Courage, which won the Pulitzer Prize in history. In 1956, Kennedy almost won the Democratic nomination for vice president. Four years later, he was a first-ballot nominee for president. He was elected after a highly publicized television debate with the Republican nominee, Richard M. Nixon. During his first months in office, the first of two Cuban crises occurred. The President ordered a blockade of the island and demanded that Russia remove its missiles and reduce military forces there. On November 22, 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald stood in a window at the Texas Textbook Depository building and shot and killed President Kennedy.

General Dwight D. Eisenhower, the man who had directed Allied operations in Europe during the Second World War, became this nation’s 34th president on January 20, 1953. “I like Ike” became the Republican party’s cry after they persuaded Eisenhower to run for president. He retired from active military service on May 31, 1952, and resigned from the army on July 18, before winning a sweeping victory over Adlai E. Stevenson, the Democrat’s choice. He won by a greater margin over Stevenson in 1956. Eisenhower was a graduate of the military academy at West Point and the Army War College. Eisenhower was called to Washington five days after Pearl Harbor to assume staff duties and became supreme commander of Allied Forces on June 25, 1942. He was responsible for planning and carrying out the gigantic Normandy invasion. After the war, “Ike” was army chief of staff and president of Columbia before President Truman recalled him to military duty to be Supreme commander in Europe of NATO Forces. Alaska and Hawaii became the Union’s 49th and 50th states in 1959, the first new states since 1912. President Eisenhower died March 28, 1969, in Washington of congestive heart failure at the age of 78. He was buried at Abilene, KS.

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Born: October 1, 1924 Birthplace: Plains, GA Spouse: Rosalynn Smith Occupation: Farmer, engineer, scientist, businessman Political Party: Democratic Term: 1977-1981 Vice President: Walter Mondale As the nation’s 39th president, Jimmy Carter led America into groundbreaking international accords and achieved some domestic policy successes despite staggering economic difficulties. James Earl Carter, Jr., the son of a merchant and farmer in Plains, GA, was born in 1924. Carter, who always dreamed of becoming a sailor, graduated from the Naval Academy in 1946. The same year, he married Rosalynn Smith and embarked on seven years of service in the Navy. At 29, Carter returned to Georgia to take over his family’s farm after his father died. The 1954 Supreme Court decision to desegregate the schools and the resulting backlash pushed Carter, a father of four, to run for the county school board. He won a school board seat and later was elected a state senator. Although Carter lost his bid for governor in 1966, he was elected in 1970. In 1976, Carter became president of the United States, with Walter Mondale serving as his vice president. Carter, perceived as a Washington outsider by the American public, defeated President Gerald R. Ford. Carter forged important international bonds. In the Camp David Accord of 1979, he helped Israel and Egypt look past ancient disputes to form peaceful ties. America began a new relationship with Panama by turning the U.S. Canal in that country over to Panamanian control.

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Born: June 12, 1924 Birthplace: Milton, MA Spouse: Barbara Pierce Occupation: Businessman Political Party: Republican Term: 1989-1993 Vice President: J. Danforth Quayle

Born: August 19, 1946 Birthplace: Hope, AR Spouse: Hillary Rodham Occupation: Law school professor Political Party: Democratic Term: 1993-2001 Vice President: Albert Gore, Jr.

George Bush’s campaign slogans to build a “kinder and gentler nation” and to allow “no new taxes” ushered the vice president into the White House in 1988. George Herbert Walker Bush was born in Minton, MA, on June 12, 1924. After graduating from Phillips Academy in Andover, Bush enlisted in the armed forces on his 18th birthday. Bush became a seaman second class and eventually was the youngest Navy pilot to receive wings. During World War II he flew 58 combat missions and received the Distinguished Flying Cross for his bravery after being shot down at sea. In 1945, Bush married Barbara Pierce and began what would become a family of six. It was also in 1945 that Bush entered Yale University where he studied economics. After Bush lost a bid for the Republican nomination in 1980, he accepted Ronald Reagan’s invitation to serve as vice president. He served for eight years. In 1988, he was elected president. In 1990, he agreed to a tax increase, contradicting his famous “read my lips – no new taxes” creed. Bush oversaw allied military success in the Persian Gulf War in 1991 and presided over the downfall of Communism in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe and negotiated deep arms cuts with Russian leader Boris Yeltsin.

William Jefferson Clinton became the nation’s youngest governor in 40 years when he took office in Arkansas in 1978. Born in Hope, AR, on August 19, 1946, Clinton received a bachelor’s degree from the Georgetown School of Foreign Service in 1968 and studied as a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University, 1968-1970. He obtained his law degree from Yale University in 1973. Unsuccessful in a bid for a U.S. House seat in 1974, he was elected attorney general of Arkansas in 1976. He was elected to the first of five terms as governor at the age of 32, succeeding Democrat David Pryor, who was elected to the U.S. Senate that year. His campaign to run again for Arkansas’ highest office proved successful for Clinton in 1990, as he won re-election by defeating five challengers in the primary and overpowering Republican multimillionaire Sheffield Nelson in the election. Clinton, named chairman of the centrist Democratic Leadership Council in 1990, resigned that position in August 1991 when it became clear that he was running for president. Clinton won the presidency in 1992, campaigning on the need for change to rescue the country from an economic recession.

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Born: Feb. 6, 1911 Birthplace: Tampico, IL Died: June 5, 2004 Burial Site: Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, Simi Valley, CA Spouse: Jane Wyman, Nancy Davis Occupation: Actor Political Party: Republican Term: 1981-1989 Vice President: George Bush President Ronald Reagan, who created the “Reagan Revolution,” aimed to strengthen the American economy, build up U.S. military defense and reduce Americans’ reliance on government. On February 6, 1911, Ronald Wilson Reagan was born in Tampico, IL. He attended high school in Dixon and went on to Eureka College, where he studied economics and sociology. After graduating from Eureka, Reagan worked as a radio sports announcer until he landed a Hollywood acting contract in 1937. Reagan took a strong stance against Communism in his position as president of the Screen Actors Guild. As a television host, he began touring the country and became a spokesman for American conservatism. In 1966, he was elected governor of California and was re-elected in 1970. When Reagan decided to run for the Republican presidential nomination in 1980, he chose George Bush as his running mate. Reagan won the election in a landslide victory over Jimmy Carter. During his two terms, Reagan pushed through a Democratic Congress his program for stimulating economic growth, cutting taxes, curbing government expenditures and increasing defense spending. Reagan left office in 1988 as a popular president, but marred by the budget deficits and savings-and-loan industry scandal that occurred during his administration.

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Born: August 4, 1961 Birthplace: Honolulu, Hawaii Hometown: Chicago, IL Spouse: Michelle Obama Occupation: Lawyer and Professor of Law Political Party: Democratic Political Term: 2009 – 2017 Vice President: Joe Biden

Born: July 6, 1946 Birthplace: New Haven, CT Hometown: Austin, TX Spouse: Laura Bush Occupation: Businessman Political Party: Republican Term: 2001-2009 Vice President: Dick Cheney

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Donald Trump is an American businessman, television personality, politician, and the 45th President of the United States. Born and raised in Queens, New York City, Trump received an economics degree from the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania in 1968. In 1971, he took charge of his family’s real estate and construction firm, Elizabeth Trump & Son, which was later renamed The Trump Organization. During his business career, Trump has built, renovated, and managed numerous office towers, hotels, casinos, and golf courses. He owned the Miss USA and Miss Universe pageants from 1996 to 2015, and has lent the use of his name in the branding of various products. Trump’s platform emphasized renegotiating U.S.-China relations and free trade agreements such as NAFTA and the Trans-Pacific Partnership, strongly enforcing immigration laws, and building a new wall along the U.S.-Mexico border. His other positions include pursuing energy independence while opposing climate change regulations such as the Clean Power Plan and the Paris Agreement, modernizing and expediting services for veterans, repealing and replacing the Affordable Care Act, abolishing Common Core education standards, investing in infrastructure, simplifying the tax code while reducing taxes for all economic classes, and imposing tariffs on imports by companies offshoring jobs.

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FOR SALE: 800 lb. Jersey steer, grass fed. $650.00. Toby Lambright, E3990 County Road S, Loganville. WI 53943. FOR SALE: Jersey bull, records of over 29,000 lbs. milk, scored 94. Also have younger bulls for sale. 608-732-1130.

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Monday - Thursday: Accepting Cows and Bulls for Grade and Yield.

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Thursday Auction: We will begin our sale at 11:00 AM. Feeder cattle first followed by Bred Beef Cows. Slaughter to follow. 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month.

Call (608) 647-6151 or ANDY HUEBSCH 608-434-4023

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TIME: 9:30 A.M. DATE: SUNDAY, February 14, 2021 (Doors Will Open By 8:00 A.M. For Inspection of Coins) LOCATION: Boscobel Bowl & Banquet, 16971 Hwy 61 S, Boscobel, WI. Watch for Auction Arrows. THE FOLLOWING IS ONLY A PARTIAL LISTING! U.S. Indian and Lincoln Cent, with Books; Buffalo, Jeff Nickels with Books; High Grade Silver Dimes, Quarters, Half Dollars and Clad in Books; Ike, Susan B. and Sacagawea Dollars, some in Books; Silver Morgan, Peace and Eagle Dollars; U.S. Mint and Proof Sets, Currency and Gold Coins. This will be a complete Estate Liquidation. So plan to attend. TERMS: Cash or good check w/proper ID. Number system will be used. Sales tax will apply. All announcements made sale day will take precedence over printed material. Not responsible for accidents or lost items. NOTE: This will be a live Auction only. We will start at 9:30 A.M. and will be offering multiple lots. Come at your own risk and feel free to bring along your mask! If you are not on our mailing list and would like a catalog before the auction, please call 608-375-5458!

Thursday Auction: 1st, 3rd & 5th Selling Grade and Yield at 1:00 PM.

W WILKINSON AUCTION & REALTY

On the West edge of Hillsboro at the Fireman’s Park on State HWY 33/82, watch for Wilkinson Auction arrows. STEVE – (608)-553-0403 | SHOP – 608-489-4180 NOTE: THE HILLSBORO AREA IS HAVING THEIR ANNUAL CONSIGNMENT AUCTION FROM AREA FARMERS, LENDERS, AND DEALERS. ONSITE LOADING IS AVAILABLE! IF COMING FROM A LONG WAY - CALL FIRST! ONGOING BUSINESS DAILY - ITEMS MAY BE SOLD.

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Wednesday: Accepting cattle for the 2nd and 4th Thursday sale on Wednesday night 4:00 - 7:00 PM.

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Monday Auction: Starting at 11:00 AM with Calves, Sheep and Goats, Hogs, Slaughter Cows, Fed Cattle and Bulls.

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****NO GUARANTEE AS TO HOURS, YEARS, MILES OR SIZES LISTED IN THIS AD, MAKE YOUR OWN INVESTIGATIONS OR JUDGMENTS AND BID ACCORDINGLY!**** TERMS: CASH, GOOD CHECK, CREDIT & DEBIT CARDS WITH A 3.5% FEE. All purchases to be settled on day of auction. Absolutely NO Warranties or Guarantees are given or implied on any item sold. All announcements made day of Auction take precedence over any or all printed materials. 5.5% Wisconsin Sales Tax applies on some items. There will be a fee on all titled vehicles for TAX, TITLE, & LICENSING which will be done onsite. REGISTERED WI AUCTIONEER: Perry Wilkinson #31, Muscoda WI, Shane Wilkinson #2938-52, Donnie Bleich #1911, Columbus WI

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Is Hiring for the Following Night Shift Positions... Machine Operators - Start at $15.00 per hour After training period, motivated team members earn $20.00 per hour or more through incentives. Entry Level - Start at $15.00 per hour or more through incentives All night shift positions receive a $2.00 per hour night bonus EXPERIENCE MODERN, STATE-OF-THE-ART FACILITIES Excellent Profit Sharing Plan Medical and Life Insurance Paid Holidays and Vacations Qualified Applicants will have the following skills: Highly motivated & self-starting Good attendance Mathematical proficiency Mechanically inclined Prior experience operating machinery & industrial equipment is a plus Vocational & technical training is a plus Please call 608-739-3171

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VALLEY VIEW HOMES,

an adult family home for people with cognitive disabilities in rural Richland County, is seeking energetic and caring people to join their care team.

Full time and part time positions available.

Hours are 7am-7pm. Full time benefits include employer paid health insurance, paid vacation and sick time, retirement benefits, and all shift meals included. Past applicants encouraged to apply. Applicants must be over 18 years of age, have a high school diploma or GED, posses a valid Wisconsin drivers’ license, and pass a criminal background check. Contact Leah at (608)347-0271 or (608)585-2163 for an application. adno=206076 JOB OPENINGS: Mechanic & Office Admin & Shop/Yard This is a great opportunity to join Wisconsin’s leading online auction company. We are growing and have moved into a new larger facility. If you like something new and different every day, this is the place for you. WisconsinSurplus.com is a relaxed, fun to work at, family orientated workplace. New or unfamiliar with the auction industry – we can change that and will teach you everything you need to know. AUTO MECHANIC: Basic Job Description: Primarily Performing Safety Inspections on Autos, Trucks, Medium Duty Trucks and Motorcycles including test drives; When needed replacing Starters, Alternators, Batteries; Diagnosing No Starts; Basic fleet maintenance; and More! Qualifications: Must be very organized and detail orientated; Good driving record with a current driver’s license; Ability to lift over 50# and work at a fast pace; Ability to work outside in both hot & cold weather; Friendly, Positive attitude; Can work well with others and take direction well; Ability to see what needs to be done and do it. Your own basic tools are not required, but a plus. Work Environment: You will be working mainly in a heated mechanics bay with a new Rotary 2 Post lift. Most work is completed on your own with limited supervision. Compensation: Pay based on education, training, skills, experience and certifications. Minimum pay of $17 and Max of $30 per hour. 60 day probationary period ending on the 1st. ADMINISTRATIVE SHOP OFFICE ASSISTANT: Job Duties will include: Front Desk Receptionist, answering phones, helping walk-ins, assisting customers with payments, assisting staff with invoicing, shipping, scheduling, basic office duties, accounts payable, QuickBooks basic accounting, vehicle sales processing and customer service. Qualifications: Excellent organizational skills, good at multitasking, typing, computer skills including: Outlook, Word & Excel. Positive happy attitude, speak clearly, good phone etiquette. Pluses: Experience with QuickBooks, Motor Vehicle Dealer Forms. You are confident, have a good work ethic, like to keep busy and can work well with the shop staff. Compensation: First 60 day probationary pay of $17.50 per hour followed by a raise to $18.00 to $18.50 depending on skills, performance and work knowledge. SHOP ASSISTANT: Basic Job Description: Customer assistance; Preparing vehicles & equipment for auction; Photograph and describe items to be auctioned; Te sting/Operating auction items; Yard/Lot organization; Deliveries; Shipping; Loading; Cleaning; Basic grounds care; Customer assistance and more!! Every day is different. Qualifications: Must be very organized and detail orientated; Can use a basic pointand-shoot digital camera; Good driving record with a current driver’s license; Ability to lift over 50# and work at a fast pace; Ability to work outside in both hot & cold weather; Friendly, Positive attitude; Can work well with others and take direction well; Ability to operate forklift, skid steer, tractor, trucks, trailers; Knowledge of Cars, Trucks, Grounds Equipment, Construction Equipment, Firearms, Tools; Ability to use a computer; Basic typing and a basic understanding of Microsoft Excel, Outlook & Word; Ability to see what needs to be done and do it. 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SUNSET ORCHARD has year around positions open. We are looking for quality employees for our sliced apple processing. Duties include sorting, packaging and boxing of our sliced apple products. Starting rate is $13.00/hr. Excellent health insurance available. Prior applicants need not apply.

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Kraemer Brothers is accepting applications for a yard laborer. Prior knowledge and/or experience with construction materials/equipment is helpful. Ability to work independently and as a team member is critical. One of Wisconsin’s leading construction companies, Kraemer Brothers provides competitive hourly wages, along with a safe and challenging work environment. Qualified females, minorities and veterans encouraged to apply. Apply at the office of Kraemer Brothers, LLC

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RICHLAND COUNTY BOARD VACANCY The public is hereby notified that there currently is a vacancy in Supervisory District # 11 of the Richland County Board. Persons interested in being appointed as a County Board Supervisor from the vacant District shall submit the following information to the County Clerk in any format, except verbally, by Friday, March 12, 2021.

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