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Newspaper

Greendale Sun

Location

Greendale, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1947

Page

3

Crafting bouquets and home tips from Kay’s Corner

Kay shares a home florist approach by arranging a bouquet then removing half the blooms to create a masterpiece. She offers curtain-stretching tips using corks, suggests rainy day projects like potholders, and recalls a Milwaukee Art Institute open house with children in Saturday art classes. A Mark Twain quip about the Metropolitan Opera ends the piece.

Milwaukee Art Institute Mark Twain Metropolitan Opera House Aida Mark Tiger

Pheasant Trapping Permitted In Milwaukee Co

Milwaukee County opens pheasant trapping this winter from February 1 to March 15 under special permits. Residents may trap on own lands or with permission, keeping up to six cock pheasants while hens and excess males go to the conservation department for stocking on state grounds. The move aims to reduce garden damage and lower control costs, with a full test planned for next year.

Milwaukee County Conservation Department Conservation Commission Milwaukee County Conservation Madison Department

Veterans Notes on GI Bill Costs and Education

Veterans brief notes report the GI Bill to cost about 20 billion dollars with fewer than half of World War II veterans expected to gain substantial benefits. Education figures show 714 477 veterans enrolled in colleges. The Veterans Administration says disability claims for WWII veterans interned in enemy camps will receive special consideration for post confinement health effects.

Veterans News Veterans’ Front Veterans Administration

When some speakers strike oil they forget to stop boring

Quote from Josh Billings about restless talkers and hubris highlighting a habit of endless chatter. This item presents a wry witticism attributed to the 19th century humorist.

Josh Billings

Wisconsin History: Long Named Wisconsin and Frontier Changes

Wisconsin history notes Major Stephen H Long naming Wisconsin after seeing the Wisconsin River. The piece recalls 1806 marriage fees set by Campbell at Prairie du Chien, 1843 prices in Mazomanie, and saloon activity on Capitol Square in Madison. It cites property values at statehood and a reopened mercantile store promising low prices and pure goods.

Stephen H Long Wisconsin Wsconsin Northwest Territory Campbell Prinrie du Chien

Almanac on Weather and Museum Drive for Wisconsin Pioneers

The 1874 Almanac warns weather predictions are mere guesses and urges readers for financial prudence. It notes a reopened old store due to public need and announces an early January price list. The Museum seeks historical donations from the public to portray life from Wisconsin’s pioneer era 1848 to 1948.

Wisconsin State Journal John Jenkins Wisconsin

Centennial Collection Begins at State Historical Society

The Museum of the State Historical Society launches an active collecting project as part of its pre centennial efforts. The program aims to expand archival holdings and enhance public access to local history.

Museum of the State Historical Society

Mortimer Snerd Explains Tardiness On Bergen Show

Mortimer Snerd jokes that his mind wandered and he followed it delaying his appearance on the Edgar Bergen program. The quip reflects comic timing and character humor from the famous radio and ventriloquism act.

Mortimer Snerd

Milwaukee War Assets sells two office blocks to school districts

War Assets Administration announced this week the Milwaukee Ordnance Plant sold two office buildings to School Districts 2 6 and 10 in the Town of Milwaukee.

Milwaukee Ordnance Plant Milwaukee War Assets Administration

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