Misrepresented Age In Tavern Purchase Case
Bernard Giese an 18 year old from near Montello pleaded guilty to misrepresenting his age to buy liquor at a tavern in FOX LAKE He was fined $50 and costs after being arraigned before Judge Elmer son The sheriff reported he had accompanied friends to the tavern and presented no proper ID leading to the charging and warrant Filed by the district attorney for information on the matter.
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Fox Lake
Bernard Giese
Montello
Wisconsin
Elmerson
Wisconsin cherry harvest to run about half of 1941 crop
Amid wartime planning farmers prepare to pick roughly half the large 1941 cherry crop in Wisconsin. Separate tips advise keeping shoes dry to extend life and drying wet footwear away from heat. Authorities also urge a broad Victory Garden push in 1946 to boost home food production.
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Wisconsin
Roll of Honor and production notes from Wisconsin dairy alerts
The News acknowledges subscribers and lists several names with dates. It notes weekly production gains for dairy cattle, including August Graunke and Emil Kirchoff with milk and butter fat figures. It forecasts over seven million tons of tame hay for Wisconsin this year, indicating growing agricultural activity and patron support.
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News the Pest
United States
Eanil Kirchoff
Herman Seegert
Wisconsin
Delayed Plates Allow 1942 Drivers to Travel
Wisconsin truck and trailer owners who filed for 1942-43 registration may keep using 1941-42 license plates until new plates are issued. Commissioner Hugh M. Jones of the motor vehicle department announced the policy.
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Wisconsin
Hugh M. Jones
The
Motor Vehicle Department
Dodge County Court House News From Juneau
Dodge County owns buildings and equipment valued at about 750 000 according to a valuation report this week. Edine York Ete Crater announced that the 1942 county directories are at his office ready for distribution. Mrs. Clara Bischoff, stenographer for the Dodge County highway commission, has resigned effective September. Miss Evelyn Zuberbuehler will replace her.
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Dodge County Court House
Juneau
Dodge County
Edine York Ete Crater
Clara Bischoff
Dodge County Highway Commission
Evelyn Zuberbuehler
Bischoff
Growing Season and Early Air Mail Milestones Across 1910s North Carolina
North Carolina’s growing season spans 174 to 298 days from mountains to Cape Hatteras. Earl Lewis Ovington completed the first official air mail flight on September 28, 1911, from Garden City, Long Island, to Mineola. Information Please receives over 5,000 letters daily. A border dispute between Venexusla and Colombia is noted, while a U.S. plan highlights savings from centralized purchasing and civil service control.
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North Carolina
Mountains
Cape Hatteras
Earl Lewis Ovington
Garden City
L. 1
Mineola
L. I
Slae ci
Venexusla
Colombia
National Consumers Tax Commission
Rubicon Woman Hurt In Bridge Collision On Sunday
Mrs. Frank Sullivan of Rubicon is hospitalized in Hartford with injuries from a head on crash near her home Sunday morning. A milk truck driven by Wilfred Ruffing of Allenton collided with a passenger car on a bridge over the Rubicon River.
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Frank Sullivan
Rubicon
Hartford Hospital
Wilfred Ruffing
Allenton
Rubies River
New Pastor Installed at St Matthew's Neosho
Rev Peter Bronner of Milwaukee becomes pastor of St Matthew's Catholic church in Neosho replacing Rev Joh Stehle who was reassigned to LeRoy.
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St. Matthew’s Catholic
Neosho
Peter Bronner
Milwaukee
Father Bronner
Joh Stehle
LeRoy
Wisconsin 4-H and University Varieties Aid War Effort
Wisconsin 4 H club members totaling 32 090 join the national war aid drive and pledge to help write an enduring peace. Wisconsin Vieland oat disease resistant high yielding variety wins Indiana certification. Housewives urged to shop carefully and choose Jess. Wisconsin No 38 barley now common in Indiana fields, ranking high in popularity and performance.
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Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Indiana
Scattered Fragments From a Turbulent Text
A chaotic brief mentions cosmetics spending at about 450 million dollars and contrasts it with US research expenditures. It awkwardly describes pickle vinegar uses and a century old instrument called Scavenger's Daughter. It also notes salvage of the Telemaque brig near Quillboeuf with a barrel of rosy headed shellfish as the sole notable find.
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England
Fragmented historic notes on governance and daily life
A garbled compilation mentions a NC governor lacking veto power, insomnia statistics in England, 1846 New York baseball crowds selling pretzels and honey cakes, Egyptian State radio advertising limits, a Newington honeycomb bee swarm, Massachusetts vehicle inspections, and Pennsylvania similarities. The text weaves disparate items without coherent narrative.
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New York
Egyptian State Broadcasting
Dodge County Firemen's Tournament Contest Results
Results from Dodge County Firemen's Tournament at Juneau Park on Sunday August six show Lebanon and Hartford leading in multiple events. Lebanon wins ladder climbing relay hose relay bucket and battles for largest company with Hartford, Ashippun and Horien in tight races. Best band in parade and concert go to Lebanon with Mayville and Reeseville close behind. water fight favors Lebanon over Ashippun.
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Dodge County
Juneau Park
Lebanon
Hartford
Ashippun
Huse Coupling
Horien
Hustisford
Mayville Legion
Reeseville
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Anton Wiemann at Mercer
The Wiemanns of Cudahy welcome a baby born July 30 at Mercer Hospital Milwaukee. The mother will retain the surname Sutton of here. Sincere congratulations to the family.
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Wes
Anton Wiemann
Cudahy
Mercer Hospital
Milwaukee
Miss Pearl
Sutton
Here
Television Helmets and Dam Souvenir Factoids
A collage of historical odds and ends notes safety gear on TV sets to shield cameramen from studio heat. It cites Grand Coulee Dam's immense concrete volume and a quirky souvenir weight of 36 percent of the U. S. population. It contrasts freight and passenger car counts and hints at pie flavor tweaks with sermon juice. It recalls complaints in U.S. stores and traces early Maryland Virginia roadways used for tobacco transport. It offers a brief primer on the Ottoman Empire, its founder Osman I, and its rise to a vast medieval power later labeled the Sick Man of Europe.
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Grand Coulee
United States
Ottoman Empire
Os- Man
Othman) I
Vienna
Europe
Adolph Benito and Hirohito the three blind mice
A satirical wartime urging labels Adolph Hitler Benito Mussolini and Emperor Hirohito as three blind mice. It calls on readers to contribute ten percent of income to war bonds with every payday.
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Adolph
Benito
Hirohito
Fragmented OCR Names From Hustisford and Waupun Area
A rough OCR line lists several residents and towns including Hustisford, Waupun, and Columbus. Names such as Richard Griep Mabel Ehlert Howard Taner Lucille Hall Robert Strokbusch and Fazel Kleinschmidt appear with unclear roles or context. The fragment lacks coherent action or event.
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Robert Strokbusch
Waupun
Fazel Kleinschmidt
Columbus
Creeping Jenny Widespread in Dodge County Farms
Farmers urged to report Creeping Jenny to the County Agent. If found along highways, the Highway Department will treat it if farmers manage their fence line. September and October are best for chemical control. After harvest, infestations can be located and marked. Chemical control suits small areas, while summer fallow and smooth crops help larger areas. The weed has a deep root system and is hard to eradicate. urgency is stressed to combat now.
Milwaukee Market Report Hogs Cattle and Eggs
Market notes list egg and poultry prices by grade including heavy hens leghorn and broiler categories. Hog prices range from 13.50 to 14.00 with good to choice hogs. cows priced around 10.25 to 10.50. Names tied to buyers and patients admitted or discharged appear in scattered lines. Market entries reference Mayville Lebanon Ashippun Waupun Juneau and Milwaukee.
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Jave
White Rock
White Rock Springs
Colored Springs
Alvin Moericke
Mayville
Morris Jensen
Leghorn Springs
John Huebner
Lebanon
Milwaukee
Doris Blank
Ashippun
Armin Lange
Hustisford Hospital Notes and Livestock Prices
The page lists livestock prices from Hustisford area markets including Michigan Stags and Miss Amanda Maschkan of Rice, Lake Cattle Master Raymond Roots Ashippun, and Mrs George Lord. Cattle categories show lights, cows, cutters, canners, bulls, veals with varied price ranges across towns Waupun and surrounding.
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Michigan, Stags
Amanda Maschkan
Lake
Fragmented OCR News Tidbits From A Crumbled Page
A garbled mix mentions Sweden producing faster cellulose fodder and a law phrase about riot terms. It lists marshmallow ingredients and a reference to Swiss federal courts with 36 to 38 members. Also notes a novel and a sensational claim about deaths from household accidents linked to women’s clothing.
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Teena
Federal Tribuns
Bundes Geicht
Gadsby
Ernest Vie Welt
Los Oor
Woman Suffrage in New Zealand 1893 First Global Victory
A historical note: New Zealand granted women complete suffrage in 1893, becoming the first country to do so. Mentions Sam Houston’s governorship in Tennessee in 1827 and Texas in 1859 as a separate biographical aside. The text discusses ancient Mexican life and a bedroom decor description with gold, mauve, white theme and maple furniture.
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New Zealand
Sam Houston
Tennessee
Texas
Republic of Texas
Mexico
Natural History
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Ferm
MR. Merchant
Bridie
Neosto
American Industy
Seina
Quilleboeuf
Louis XVI
Nest
Tees
Newington
Conn
Massachusetts
Sylvania
United States War
Dodge County Firemen
Biri
Maryland
Virginia
Ararrararra
Tna
Walter Chordiels
Richard Griep, Hustisford
Mabel Ehlert, Hustisford
Howard Taner
Lucille Hall Waupun
Jenny
Market Report
Hustisford Market
Hustisford Hospital
Raymond Roots
George Lord and Son
Cormmon
Bologna
Sweden
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