May Change The Present Method Trustee Selection
A county board special committee studies salary and travel expense adjustments and the possible abolition of elected trustees for the County Asylum and Home. Current trustees P. H. McCarty Brownsville Michael Kartzheim Juneau and Charles Bleck Watertown are elected by the County Board and are not board members. The committee may seek county board control of institution management via a chairman appointed committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Supervisors
Thome
P. H. McCarty
Brownsville
Michael Kartzheim
Juneau
Charles Bleck
Watertown
Mot
Wisconsin Farm and Home Week duties and extension plans
The Wisconsin Farm and Home Week program outlines the role of University Extension in advising students on correspondence study courses. It notes free guidance from H L Hougen and W H Heisch, details low cost demonstrations at the Extension Building, and lists February 3 7 dates. It also reports on dairy and egg packing guidance, cheese imports, vegetable canning values, and 1941 supply projections with hogs in tighter supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Hoigen
W. H. H. Jiesch
Univerty of Wisconsin
Shold
Hougen
Wii
Wisconsin Farm
Madison
Dodge County Court News From Juneau
The Dodge County Bar Association plans a Feb 1 banquet at Hotel Rogers Beaver Dam. The Dodge County Board adjourned after two sessions until May. The Laura Bane versus Mabel Banes and Farmer Mutual Insurance Company auto collision case was continued to Jan 29 after a jury trial paused by attorney objection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge County Bar Association
Rogers
Beaver Dam
Dodge County Board
Laura Bane
Mabel Banes
Farmer Mutual Insurance Company
Elephant on Diet at Franklin Park Zoo
Waddy the yearling elephant at Franklin Park Zoo Boston is on a beet and carrot diet due to having only two teeth. Spiders aid motorists by clogging parking meters in Omaha causing extra time for five cent charges. The name America was first applied to central Brazil in honor of Amerigo Vespucci. Paper from castor plant pulp used to print Sam Houston State Teachers College news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waddy
Franklin Park Zoo
Boston
Omaha
Neb
Brazil
America
Amerigo Vespucci
Mercator
Castor
Sam Houston State Teachery College
Huntsville
Texas
Licenses Sought At County Clerk Office
A list of applicants appeared at the county clerk’s office this week including Elden Beitz Lomira Ellen Stage Gumberland Clarence Wienke Beaver Dam Bernadean Lemke Waury Benjamin Huebner Jet Hina Albrecht Lornira seeking new ma nage licenses and related permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elden Beitz
Lomira
Ellen Stage
Gumberland
Clarence Wienke
Beaver
Dam
Bernadean Lemke
Waury UN
Benjamin Huebner
St Jet
Hina Albrecht
Lornira
Roll of Honor Pay Up List Notices Subscriptions
The Roll of Honor lists patrons who paid the News for one year or half year as Walter Mass September 1940 Franklin Dehne October 1940 Harold Jacke June 1941 Wm Kinkel February 1942. Thinks to or patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myabi
Walter Mass
Franklin Dehne
Harold Jacke
Wm. Kinkel
Depth Bomb Invention and World News Tidbits
A roundup of historical notes covers the depth bomb claimed to be invented in 1803 by W. T Unge of Sweden, Stalin’s name origin, a large amateur museum in Washington NC, wartime auto costs, Tibet ear gesture, Cape Hatteras quicksand, Rachmaninoff warm hands device, bullets in water, and Nazi altered commandments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T Unge
Sweden
Stalin Joseph Stalin
Joseph Djugashvili
Stalin
Washington, N. C
Cape Hatteras
N. C
Plac
The
World Foundation
Fireproof Homes and Library Totals Highlighted in Briefs
Mexican home design touts fireproof construction with minimal wood as a key feature. An agricultural note claims nitrogen addition from turning under dry plants per acre. University of Michigan houses over 607000 books and 14389 maps. A Japanese reader should know about 5000 characters. A Tennessean crosses Shetland ponies with donkeys to breed miniature mules. WWI American soldiers trained 16 months in the U S and two overseas. Scout B L Montgomery saves a man from drowning, but names eluded him until weeks later so proper recognition could be arranged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Michigan
B. L Montgomery
Parsons
Kan
Elk Rive
Dan Devin
Montgomery
Crash Near Waupun Injures Hubbard and Juneau Residents
Eugene Mueller of Juneau and Edwin Dreger north of here sustained injuries in a two-vehicle collision on Highway 26 about a mile south of Waupun Sunday evening. Mueller has two fractured ribs and Dreger a skull fracture. both were alone in their cars and treated at St. Agnes hospital Fond du Lac.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Mueller
Juneau
Edwin Dreger
Here
St. Agnes Hospital
Fond In
Lac
Highway 26
Waupun
Mueller
Dreger
Ten Cows or Eighteen Dairy Profit Lesson
In Dodge County last year twenty eight thousand farmers joined Cow Testing Associations testing 675000 dairy cows. The average butterfat was 300 pounds and profits matched the US average by testing feed and milk weight each month. Many dairymen are joining new associations as investment grows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge County
United States
Local Visits Across Wisconsin Families Spend Sundays
Kekoskee residents Mr and Mrs J Lechner visited Henry Frey in Milwaukee on Sunday. Mrs Lawrence Noll stayed with the Gilbert Wild family for several weeks and will live with her father. Armand Zimmerman and daughter visited the Milton Justman family in West Bend. Mrs Frank Burkhardt Sr joined Mrs Robert Voight of Mayville for several days in Iron Ridge and Monterey with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lechner
Henry Frey
Milwaukee
Lawrence Noll
Gilbert Wild
Armand Zimmerman
Milton Justman
West Bend
Frank Burkhardt Sr
Robert Voight
Mayville
Iron Ridge
Monterey
Daylight Saving Time and Historic Statements
A compilation of brief historical notes covers Daylight Saving Time advancing the clock, the first death sentence by a federal court in 1793, the Temple of Isis on Philae in Egypt praised as superb, U S foreign trade showing exports of finished goods rising and crude materials up, and claims by Professor William Reuter that men surpass women in intelligence based on tests. The items present dates, places, and individuals in a compact, period-tinged sketch of varied topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New Bern
N. C
Ocracoke Island
America
New York Journal of Commerce
Willam Reuter
Westminster College
Reuter
Get Your Auto License By Apr 4 For 1941 Plates
Owners of passenger cars urged to obtain the 1941 America's Dairyland license plates by April 4. Hugh M. Jones says April 1 is the deadline set by the 1939 legislature. after that date officers will arrest motorists driving without plates. Submit title certificate and fee to the Motor Vehicle department in Madison. Fees may be paid by check money order or bank draft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh M. Jones
Motor Vehicle Department
Madison
Wages Of Farm Labor Are Highest In 10 Years In Wisconsin
Wisconsin farm wages reach January highs for the decade with a 26.50 per month labor rate plus board, up 3.50 from last year. Reported wages for hired laborers average 33.50 with board, 1.40 daily with board or 1.90 daily without, near pre war levels. Market notes show calf weights and poultry prices while schools and language classes in the area advance with community life programs and reading efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Pacti Ag
Biggs
Ceee
Rene
Save
Wilmer Baumann
White Rock Springs
Feney
Leghorn Springs
Eeee Caee
Omilwaukee Livestock Market
Hoge
Comet Brilliancy and Chew Habit Highlight Oddities
An odd column notes a comet's increasing brightness near the sun and fading away as it moves off. It mentions Jim Walton, 87, of Suropa, Miss., chewing a quid since age six and aiming for 100. Collier's says a calculator can estimate physiological age from wound healing rate for ages 10 to 45.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I’bucco
Jim
Jim Walton
Suropa
Miss
Walton
Collier's
Woolland Art and Firemen News from Wisconsin Visit
Peters and Oswald visited Milwaukee for medical care at a skin specialist. The annual Firemen's meeting reelected officers except nozzleman Ray Peters. Mayville birthday event honored Miss Maxine Falk. Lawrence Campbell took a medical corps lieutenant exam in Chicago after depot work and Waupun trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art. Peters
Oswald
Milwaukee
Ray Peters
E. Vick
Bob Vick
Bobby
Carl Falk
Mayville
Maxine Falk
Smith
Lawrence Campbell
Waupun
Chicago
National Guard
Sugar Consumption in Ice Cream and Other Treats
The article states Americans consume over 200 million pounds of sugar annually in ice cream ices and sherbet. It profiles Robert A Rost a 21 year old blind student from Altoona Pa enrolled in Pennsylvania State College journalism and needing his Seeing eye dog Rita whose guidance on campus is imperfect. It notes China views education as vital despite wartime disruption with ten thousand people taking entrance exams for 19 colleges and higher technical schools operating in temporary campuses away from prewar sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert A. Rost
Altoona
Pennsylvania State College
Rita
Ross Esid
Chine
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Nate Vetchea
Lex Watson
Columbia, Tenn
U. S
France
Hubbard
Kekoskee
Isis
Fhilae
Asguan Dam
Egypt
Market Report
Hinstisford Markel
Hustisford Randall
Anelda Luedtke
Woolland