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Hustisford News

Location

Hustisford, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1943

Page

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Neosho Man Dies After Being Hit By Auto Sunday

Ferdinand Jaeckel of Neosho died after being struck by an automobile driven by Frederick Frank of Oconomowoc during a heavy Neosho snowstorm Sunday night. Officials said no inquest will be held and the death appeared to result from shock with no serious bruising, the accident occurring about 9:00 p.m. as heavy snow fell.

Ferdinand Jaeckel Neosho Jaeckel Frederick Frank Oconomowoc

January Skat Tournament Results At Dodge County Ed Kettner's

The Dodge County Skat League held its January tournament at Ed Kettner's Tavern on Sunday January 8 results list Pail Jeche Hustisford 37 points Ed A Kettner Hustisford 64 0 B1 4 17 Walter Maas Lebanon heart solo 5 60 Reuben Kettner Hustisford 58 3 5 Tony Voss Horicon 633 18 5 13 M Schuett Hustisford high play 106 558 Roland Radloff Hustisford heart tourney 5 36 The next monthly tournament will be February 7 at Hatzelman's in Juneau

Dodge County Ed. Kettner’s Pail Jeche Hustisford A. Kettner Walter Maas Lebanon Heart Solov Reuben Kettner Tony Voss Horicon M. Schuett High Play Roland Radloff Heart Tourney Hattzaeim’s Juneau

Hustisford Hospital Notes January 5 1943

In Hustisford Hospital notes dated January 5 1943 patients admitted include Mrs Mary Bemis of Ashippun Mrs Alex Holz R 1 Hustisford and Paul Lehmann of Woodland Discharged are Doris Blank of Ashippun and Delbert Schwantes R 3 Juneau A baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Kurt Sommerfeld of Watertown on January 5 1943.

Mary Bemis Ashippun Alex Holz Hustisford Paul Lehmann Woodland Doris Blank Delbert Schwantes Juneau Kurt Sommerfeld Watertown

Yamin Plants Growth Study Across California Institute Test

Report notes tests at the Californias Inst tute of Technology show increased vigor in plants using a substance. The Copley-Plass hotel in Bos Se contains garbled lines about cigars with a Harvard accent. Unemployment costs cited by the National Resources committee estimate $200,000,000,000 toll on the nation, impacting workers and machinery.

Californias Copley-Plass Hotel Bos* Se Harvard

County Officers Take Over Posts At Juneau Monday

County officers took over their positions Monday after taking the oath of office for posts they were elected to in November. Only three incumbents return: Walter Oberdiek as county clerk Allen Henke as county treasurer and Clarence Traeger as district attorney. Others assume include Sheriff Edward Klemann Mike M May clerk of courts D W J Schmidt coroner and William Druecke register of deeds. Klemann announced Walter Buschkopf former sheriff would be under sheriff and Ben Lange deputy and bailiff Elmer Lehman named deputy sheriff.

Farm And Home Lines Wisconsin hemp and farm guidance

Wisconsin guidance urges early ordering of seed and materials as seeding time approaches to save time next spring. Reports show a 17 percent rise in sows to farrow next spring. November dairy and pork product sales lead government lend-lease purchases. Dairy cows over 19.5 months contributed to Allied nations with large milk and cheese shipments totaling billions of pounds and millions of cases.

Wisconsin Farrow United

First Official Mall Flight Lewis Te Ek Es

First official mall flight Lewis Te ek es is reported with unclear details. The notice notes a ceremonial event at a local shopping center and references a public safety briefing and community response. Further facts remain unclear due to partial readable text.

Lewis Te Ek

Money In Circulation Dear Hustisford Citizens

A 1935 column urges Hustisford residents to keep money local to sustain the town’s economy. It argues shopping at home preserves value, supports merchants, and reduces overhead compared with distant mail order or city purchases. The piece frames circulation as the town’s economic lifeblood.

Counry Pdr Ford Hustisford Hustis Ord Hustiford Huastisford Citzens

December tk at Kettner’s Place tk tournament results

December tk tournament at Ed Kettner’s Tavern produced top finishers with points and games. Reuben Kettner led with 49 points across 23 wins and 3 losses, Ed A Kettner scored 518 points in 23 wins and 1 loss, and Willie Kaul Jr. added 577 points over 17 games. Other placings include Hugo Rupprecht 584 points in 15 games and John Neider Sr. 503 points, plus Ernst Schroeder and additional Kettner standings.

Ernst Schroeder Toeure Sth A. Kettner Reuben Kettner

Obituary notes for Emil Guelzow and Emma Boeing Grunigen

Emil Guelzow died at Forest Lawn Sanitarium Jefferson aged 58. Son of the late Wm Guelzow born February 13 1884 north of here. Survived by son Norbert of Horicon. Funeral in our village with burial Hustisford cemetery. Emma Boeing Grunigen died at the Masonic Home Dousman aged 86 after six weeks illness. Born south of Hustisford June 12 1856. Married Emil V Grunigen December 1882 who died May 13, 1928. Last survivor of the pioneer Boeing family. Four brothers Ernest Edgar Hugo Robert preceded. Funeral at Ziliseh Funeral Home conducted by Rev Hollett Horicon Monday.

Emil Guelzow Here Forest Lawn Sanitarium Jefferson Wm. Guelzow Norbert Guelzow Horicon Our Village Hustisford Emma Boeing Grunigen Taday Dous- Your Hustinford Rev Hollett of

Inquest Declined In Ashippun Death Case

Sheriff Harold Ham mer and coroner Dr Earl Quacken bush were called to Ashippun to investigate the death of Gustave Kehl 72 of Oconomowoc whose body was found hanging in a barn at his home. An inquest was not necessary. Kehl had been despondent for a time. He is survived by a widow and several children.

Juneau Harold Hammer

Market Report from Milwaukee Livestock Market

Market notes show bids for poultry and livestock with ranges for live poultry heavy hens leghorn hens and chickens along with hogs cattle and calves. Price markers include hogs at 13.75 to 14.50 per cwt and cattle steer values from 9.50 to 15.00 with vealers around 14.50 to 15.50 and various bull and canner prices indicated.

Bpes Yao Csede Aie Bless Ceeuee Milwaukee

Cleaning Shades: Annual Dusting and Wet Soap Method

Instructions describe yearly shade maintenance. Take down shades, dust thoroughly, lay on a flat surface, wipe with a wet cloth with a touch of white soap, rinse with a clear-water cloth, and dry completely.

Walnut Logs and Gun Stocks Value Guide

Walnut tree and log prices are set by the number of army sun stocks they yield says Fred Trenk extension forester at the College of Agriculture after a survey of walnut sun stock mills. Prices range from $50 per thousand board feet for butt logs to about $150 for long, large diameter logs. better logs fetch higher prices if accessible to trucks.

Army Sun Fred Trenk The College of Agriculture Walnut Sun Extension Forester Trenk

Watertown Man Receives One Year And A Day Prison Term

Frank P. McAdams aged 60 of Watertown was sentenced by Circuit Judge Roland Steinte in Milwaukee to one year and one day for embezzling 534 dollars while serving as deputy state banking commissioner in charge of liquidating Anchor State Bank. McAdams, once head of a Watertown bank, was found guilty on December 29.

Frank P. McAdams Waterhom Wal Possehs Privet Roland Steinte Milwaukee McAdams Watertown

Roll of Honor Subscriptions Acknowledged

The News thanks patrons who renewed subscriptions for one year or more in the past week. Fred Wenger August Pieper Emil Lehmann Robert Soltow Grace Dewitz John Lehmann August Radtke Aur 1943 dated renewals noted.

Fred Wenger August Pieper Emil Lehmann Robert Soltow Grace Dewitz John Lehmann August Radtke

Whiskey Trading Prohibited to Indians Across Territory

The notice states it is illegal to sell or give whiskey to Native Americans and bans liquor sales to Indians in the region. It warns of penalties and enforcement actions for violators. Authorities urge compliance to protect tribal communities and uphold law.

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