Tron Ridge Man Held On Knife Attack Charge
Frank Kasza, 51, of a farm near Iron Ridge, is jailed in Juneau on assault with intent to harm charges. The offense occurred at Kasza home against son-in-law Marvin Luedke of Iron Ridge, who was cut on the face. Kasza was arraigned before Judge John Richards at Horicon and bound over to circuit court. unable to post bail, he remains in the county jail awaiting trial.
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Frank Kasza
Iron Ridge
Juneau
Marvin Luedke
Kasza
Luedke
John Richards
Horicon
Dodge County Court House News from Juneau
Pre trial conferences in the civil branch continued with some actions settled while juries were selected and trial dates set. An appeal to the supreme court is being taken by Ben Krueger and Meta Krueger against Dodge County and Town Hubbard over a road dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge County Court House
Juneau
Ben Krueger
Meta Krueger
Dodge County
Hubbard
Town
Decree Granted in Beaver Dam Divorce Case
The decree cites cruel and inhuman treatment by Albert Knesch, once a commercial fisherman and now a restaurant operator in Beaver Dam, against his wife.
Local visits mark holiday weekend in Kekoskee and Charlesburg
Mr and Mrs George Guse and their son from West Bend visited the Paul Guse home on Saturday. Mr and Mrs Carl Roll from Charlesburg West Virginia arrived to spend the holidays with Mrs Emil Roll Sr and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Guse
West Bend
Paul Guse
Carl Roll
Charlesburg
W. Va
Emil Roll Sr
Depth Bomb Invention By W T Unge Of Sweden
Depth bomb described as terror of submarines, invented in 1809 by W. T. Unge of Sweden. Sugar consumption figure notes Americans consume over 200 million pounds yearly in ice cream and sherbets. Chin chilla fur praised for extreme fineness with up to 80 hairs per follicle. Temple of Isis on Philae island praised as beautiful among structures. Daylight saving time defined as advancing clocks one hour in summer. Forum restaurant in Chicago uses mirror to create doubled room effect. Scout E L Montgomery saves a man from drowning in Elk River. hero’s name sought for medal petition.
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W. T Unge
Sweden
Isis
Philae
Assaendam
Egypt
Bunting
E. L. Montgomery
Parsons
Kan
Elk River
Felles
Dan Devin
Montgomery
Wisconsin Farm and Home Week to showcase farm plans
More than 20 statewide farm organizations will meet February 3 7 during Wisconsin Farm and Home Week. Farmers report profitable crops with corn silage preservation methods and favorable corn yields. Agricultural exports fall but domestic demand grows. cotton tobacco wheat fruits hardest hit.
Local Dealers and the Allure of Exclusive Models
An observation on shoppers preferring city store exclusives and the frills of advertising. The piece notes how good roads and modern media connect small towns to national trends, while local dealers strive to offer savvy merchandise and service akin to big-city outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cone
Gama
Local Dealer Versus Mail Order House Debate
A community supper compares local clothing dealers to mail order houses. It argues local shops offer fresher styles, fitting try-ons, and quicker fulfillment, while mail orders rely on preordered stock and catalogs, leading to higher risks of mismatches and delays. It notes benefits of in person service and contrasts costs and fashion responsiveness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Voight
Walter Luedtke
Lyots
Mayville
Reinhold Moldenhauer
Julius Pahl
Herman
Two Slot Machines Seized at Randolph Tavern
Sheriff Harold Hammer announced two slot machines were confiscated at the William King tavern in Randolph. District Attorney Clarence Traeger planned to issue a warrant charging possession of slot machines in violation of gambling laws. The machines are held at the county jail pending further action.
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Harold Hammer
William King Tavern
Randolph
Dist
Clarence Traeger
Sheriff Hammer
Local Applicants Seek Double Licenses at County Clerk Office
County Clerk Walter Oberdick's office in Juneau processed applications this week for double the usual licenses. Named applicants include Nelvin Ambersaon Beaver Dam Leona Huggett Doylestown George Hathaway Milwaukee Miriam Edgerton Beaver Dam Michael Rutalj Mayville Inez Loehrke Theresa.
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Walter Oberdick
Juneau
Nelvin Ambersaon
Beaver Dam
Leona Huggett
Doylestown
George Hathaway
Milwaukee
Miriam Edgerton
Michael Rutalj
Mayville
Inez Loehrke, Theresa
Roll of Honor Subscriptions Listed
The notice records subscribers to The News for one year ending December 1941 and January 1942 including Mrs Minie Kettner and Wm Bellsteadt with dates noted. The fragment lists names and payment periods among other unreadable entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minie Kettner
Bellsteadt
Hey. Froomming
Diverse 1910s Notes on Wood Pests and War Era Affairs
A collage of brief items reports termites in wood, a Rosebud grapevine covering a building, a race winner earning over 36000, and Christmas healing after a veterinarian advised euthanasia. It also cites coal reserves for Britain to 2080 and early 20th century labor tensions in New England with German and Italian sentiment influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
England
Massachusetts
Columbia University Press
New England Westinghouse Company
Springfield
Chicopee
Dee family obituary note and wartime ties
Brief obituary fragment recalling Schultz Dee and Wm Otto Dee in 1941. Mentions wartime era context and personal ties, with sparse verifiable details from OCR fragment.
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Fitevey Schultz Dee
Otto Dee
Ofr Pitrans
Mixed Snippets From History and News Memoir
A collage of brief items includes linguistic note on mahogany origins from Ogilby’s 1671 America, a drunkenness conviction of Stanley Gronski in Springfield, and anecdotal tales about Rubinoff’s apple pie memory. It also covers Navy High Hats squadron insignia on Saratoga aircraft and a summary of England’s Five Mile Act of 1685 restricting nonconformist ministers from near towns, schools, or tutoring roles.
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Stanley Gronski
Springfield
Mags
East Main Street
Rubinoff
Oliver Johnson
Helena
Mont
Navy
U. S. Navy
Clyman Man Injured Shoveling Coal in Junction Yards
George Strahota of Clyman suffered injuries while shoveling coal at the Junction in Clyman on Saturday. He was brought to St Josephs Hospital in Beaver Dam for treatment and released to return home Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Strahota
Clyman
St. Joseph's Hospital
Beaver Dam
Market Report Calf Market and Live Poultry Prices
The report lists calf prices for weights 145 lbs and up, 125-185 lbs, and 105-115 lbs, with ranges from 4.00 to 11.50 for vealers and young cattle. Live poultry shows heavy hens, leghorn varieties, and ducks priced around 4. per lb, 6 to 12 cents, plus geese and white rock springs. Milwaukee Livestock Market notes butcher qualities, pig classes, and cattle grades with price brackets across steers, cows, and vealers.
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White Rock Springs
Anconas
Milwaukee Livestock Market
Choice Bologna
Bologna
S Calvea
Fewer Pigs Being Raised In State And The Nation
Wisconsin 1940 fall pig crop smaller than last year. Farmers plan to reduce spring farrowing in 1941. Nationwide reports from the December livestock survey show a smaller fall pig crop and projected decline in spring farrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
United States
Obituaries from a Wisconsin village note multiple deaths
Mrs Minna Kunz 78 died Saturday in the village. Miss Minnie Eriemann 90 died Sunday at Juneau. John Goetach of Juneau died Friday. born July 29 1871 in Town Theresa and married 1895 to Mathilda Heasemeister. two daughters survive. Funeral services held in Juneau and at St Johns Juneau with local ministers officiating. Interments in local cemeteries.
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Minna Kunz
Bethany Lage
Hintisford
Minnie Eriemann
Juneau
Briemann
William Oelrich
St. Stephen’s Evangelical
St. John’s Church
M. J. Nommensen
Juneau City Cemetery
Longest Telephone Call Across United States
A report notes the longest U S telephone call would run from Eastport Maine to Bay California covering about 2810 airline miles. Other items describe dangers for war correspondents in China and a giant electric shovel in Marion Ohio for mining Indians coal Salle.
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United States
Eastport
Maine
Bay
Calif
Guam
Marion
Ohio
Long Run Plays Tobacco Road and Abies Irish Rose on Broadway
Two long running Broadway plays Tobac co Road and Abie's Irish Rose each reached about 2 000 performances marking rare endurance in American theater. Mexican Fireproof Homes describe virtually fireproof construction with minimal wood and inflammable materials. Chinese War College reports first graduating class of 925 trained in guerrilla arts and anti Japanese operations under Chiang Kai shek. Aga Calculator notes Calender aged 10 to 45 can have physiological age estimated via wound healing rate.
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Abie
Chinese War College
Chiang Khai-shek
Collier's
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