Wisconsin's Walter Goodland Renominated for Third Term
NEA Special Writer notes Wisconsin governor Walter Goodland, age 65, renominated by Republicans for a third two year term. A tough independent who started as a newspaper editor, Goodland cites a record against gambling and tax resistance, with future politics not guiding his actions.
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Willard R. Smith
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Wisconsin
Walter S. Gooiland
Goodland
Walter
Michigan
Povernor
State Senate
Ironwood
Mich
Grover Cleveland
Tronwood
Goodland Neck
Fred Alen
Jong
Wisconsins
Goociind Hes
Racine
Local residents and youth earn awards and travel updates
Austin Clark Kenneth Howell Joe Borland Albert Justice Burl Mercer Hugh Borland Betsy Berkbickler earned the Junior Live-Saving Badge after a two month stay at Camp Sequoya Va Accompanying her were Betty Tippins and Marian Holmes. Families return from visits to Jacksonville Fla Miami and Atlanta Hartford Geneva and Demopolis with notes on 4 H leadership training and Home Beautification projects in Geneva County Ala plus appointments to Walker County Board of Commissioners in Alabama. The report includes multiple family travel details and community youth achievements across several towns.
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Austin Clark
Kenneth Howell
Joe Borland
Albert “Justice
Burl Mercer
Hugh Borland Overton
Betsy Berkbickler
Camp Sequoya
Betty Tippins
Marian Holmes
Hugh Overton
Jacksonville
Fla
Rose O'Neal
Jesse ‘O'Neal Jr
Miami
A. B. Core
Larkin Corbitt
Charles Corbitt
Corbitt
Mary Louise
Jimmy Corbitt
Thomasville
Ala
Carolinas
Pompeii eruption ruins soap factory and telegraph line
A fragment reports Pompeii ruins from Mt Th eruption impacting a soap factory and telegraph line. No dates or clear names are readable. The note hints at geological activity and industrial disruption in the area.
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Pompeii
Hartford party highlights scandal scavenger hunt and prizes
On Saturday evening Miss Betsy Berkbickler Miss Harriet Borland and Miss Christine Harrison entertained guests at a Hartford News party. The evening featured games with a scavenger hunt as the main event. Miles Thomas and Marion Holmes won prizes. refreshments included sandwiches cookies and tea with guests Mary Jean Wood Delores Guilford Gene Hughes Jimmy Daughtry Adger Thomas Jack.
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Betsy Berkbickler
Harriet Borland
Christine Harrison
Berkbickler
Miles Thomas
Marion Holmes
Mary Jean Wood
Delores Guilford
Gene Hughes
Jimmy Daughtry
Adger Thomas
Jack
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