Big Fourth July Celebration At Firemen's Park
The Hustisford Advancement Association hosts a grand Fourth of July event at Firemen's Park with an afternoon trap shoot for cash and merchandise prizes, novelty numbers by Hustisford Concertina Club, games and concessions, an evening dance by Harry Voss and Orchestra, and a large fireworks display. Admission is free.
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Firemen's Park
Hustisford Concertina Club
Harry Voss
Admisson
Hustisford Advancement Association
Committees Named for Hustisford 4th of July Celebration
Local plans assign action to multiple committees for the Hustisford July 4 event with chairs and workers named. Publicity staff includes Erven Dornfeld and Hugo Rupprecht, with Lena Kienast leading Hamburger duties and W A Krueger plus George Roethke handling Joe Cream and Soda. Beer Stand duties go to Paul Walters and Frank Guetachow.
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Hustisford
Joe Gillich
Bingo
Chuck A Luck
Oscar Bartsch
Carl Theil
Erven Dornfeld
Hugo Rupprecht
Hamburger
Lena Kienast
W. A. Krueger
George Roethke
Paul Walters
Frank Guetachow
Weddings at Brownsville and Theresa churches
Miss Alice Kuen married Vernon Gudex at Brownsville St Paul's Lutheran church in a 2 am ceremony. In Theresa, Lorinda Steger wed Felix Gindt at St Theresa's church in a 9 am service officiated by Rev Michael Groff. Irma Steger served as maid of honor with Arlene Dunisch and Pearl Steger as bridesmaids.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Alice Kuen
Kuen
Brownsville
Vernon Gudex
Philip Martin
St. Theresa’s Church
Theresa
Lorinda Steger
Joseph Steger
Route 1
Felix Gindt
Near Here
Michael Groff
Irma Steger
Arlene Dunisch
Pearl Steger
Catherine Gindt
Bamboo Fishing Rods From Tonkin Wood
In the decade ending 1936, 7,545 Chinese youths left to study in Europe and the United States. The snowshoe rabbit sheds hair twice yearly, turning white in fall and brown in spring, its large hind feet enabling movement over snow.
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U. S
China
Europe
United States
Pheasants Distributed to Dodge County Clubs
Over 600 adult pheasants and 65 shaker pheasants were distributed across Dodge County as awards for the winter feeding program. The birds, mostly fertile hens, were handed to eighteen county clubs during the past week end.
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Dodge County
Willing To Go Double For Marriage Licenses
County Clerk lists applicants for marriage licenses in Oberdick's office this week. Names include Milan Marx Mayville Rosalia Lochrer Mayville Harold Block Watertown Betty Buelow Watertown Harold Schuett Clyman Betty McHugh Weyauwega Ben Dedolph Mayville Bernice Madigan Trenton Edward Voerkel Herman Bernice Gentz Herman Thomas Bishanell Beaver Dam Marcella Sawyer Beaver Dam Clarence Hermann Mayville Olivia Pieper Trenton Tres Hodges Sewanee Tenn Betty Johnson Mayville von Reitt Gordon Beaver Dam Ervin Pitterle Watertown Margaret Roffein Watertown Budd Wackett Beaver Dam Marie Schmid Lowell.
Soybean Oil Paint Trial Signals Slow Drying Potential
Wisconsin poultry authorities report experiments on 100 percent soybean oil paint and related farm notes. The text mentions loomings of price increases for farm machinery, remodeling at Beaver Dam, and farm practices from haylot to laying mash. Researchers expect higher yields from Sudan grass and better egg production with seasonal feeding, while noting variability in drying times for the soybean oil paint.
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University of Wisconsin
Former Mayville Resident Ordered To Leave Germany
Alfred Kliefoth, formerly of Mayville and brother of Mrs. Nelson Bonner, is named among American diplomats ordered to depart Germany. He plans to leave around July 1 to return home after Germany ordered German consuls to exit the U S. Mrs Kliefoth serves as a general in Cologne. He is not under arrest.
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Germany
Alfred Kliefoth
Mayville
Nelson Bonner
Kliefoth
Cologne
Wisconsin Farm And Home Outlook For Crops And Markets
Crop prospects in Wisconsin are better than average this year with winter grain above average but not as strong as last year. Diet notes stress two or more servings of fish such as cobia toes and other vegetables plus fruit for health. Meat shortages and limited fats for domestic and export use could affect Wisconsin producers.
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Wisconsin
Watertown Plans Big July Fourth Festival At Park
The largest Watertown Fourth of July celebration will be held July 4 and 6 at Riverside Park. The Inter-Fraternal Community Service alliance of five local lodges the Irrs Masons Catholic Knights of Wisconsin Knights of Pythias and Knights of Columbus organize the event with daily concerts by the Watertown City Band and Watertown High School Band. The city invites residents from nearby areas to attend, with ample free parking and a scenic setting at Riverside Park.
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Watertown
Riverside Park
Bispices
Masons
Catholic Knights of Wisconsin
Knights of Pythias
Nights of Columbus
Watertown City
Theatertown
Orside Park
Auto Costs and Global Trade in a Fragment
An early 20th century digest notes a 1900 auto costing drivers 30 cents a mile to own and operate. It observes Japan as a top butter exporter despite low domestic consumption and notes 25 million autos could transport all Americans at once. It cites London cutting crisis reports by painting Blackfriars Bridge green and recalls 1918 strikes fueled by pro German sentiment and war-savings disputes.
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Japan
America
London
Blackfriar’s Bridge
Massachusetts
Columbia University Press
New England Westinghouse
Cost of College Year at Michigan University
The average annual budget for University of Michigan students is estimated at 530 dollars for residents and 570 dollars for non residents. The 530 figure covers 1 dollar daily for food 4 dollars weekly for room 110 dollars for tuition and about 20 for books. Light ray communications described as interceptable proof of concept for ground to air messaging by Dr Phillips Thomas of an Indiana electric company. Other electrical developments include a sternlamp that would destroy all germs in a confined area such as a hospital operating room and a black light producing various colors.
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Michigan
Phillips Thomas
Indiana
Ollie Electric Company
Apital
Mrs Tucker Plans Visits to Sons in Army Camp
Mrs. Ann Tucker of here left for Louisiana to visit her sons Emmery Tucker and Lieutenant Ker Tucker. After a brief stay Ker Tucker and his family will travel to Iren to see a third son Norman Tucker and later visit Mrs ter's summer home at Hustis amber of the family.
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Ann Tucker
Here
Louisiana
Emmery Tucker
Ker Tucker
Kk Tucker
Ker
Iren. Q
Tucker
Norman
Ter
Hustis
Roll of Honor Patrons Bids Thanks to Donors
The News notes acknowledgments from Mrs. M. Lindert and Wm. Laabs for past subscription payments and expresses gratitude to patrons who kept their subscriptions active over the past year.
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the News
M. Lindert
Wm. Laabs
Guernsey Bull Sale Reported From Club Sale
LeRoy American Guernsey Cattle Club reports sale of an registered Guernsey bull to August Kolterman Jr. The animal Geraldine's, Dan 200790, was sent with a party including Mr and Mrs Sonnentag, Mr and Mrs Mike Tik and Mary Theresa, Mr and Mrs Arnold Qewismer, and Miss Katherine Testolin who visited the Ed and Leonard Thels family in Cross Plains on Sunday.
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American Guernsey Cattle Club
August Kolterman Jr
Geraldine’s
Dan
John Sonnentagl
Frank
Mike [Tik
Mary Theresa
Arnold Qewismer
Katherine Testolin
Cross Plains
Leonard Thels
Cooperative Marketing and Farm Vitamins Highlight News
Cooperative farm marketing and purchasing associations report gross business of 2 750 000 000 annually. Delaware ratified the Constitution in 1787 as the first state to do so. Farm foods deliver high vitamins with milk eggs and vegetables. Eggs provide iron in yolk highly usable to humans. Spinach contains iron, but only a third is usable.
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Delaware
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Department of Biology and Public Health
Juneau Man Leads State Highway Clerks Association
In Wausau the Wisconsin State Highway Clerks Association held its mid-summer session. Ralph Haertle of Juneau was elected president, serving as chief clerk in the Dodge County Highway Department.
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Wausau
Wisconsin State Hghway Clerks’ Association
Ralph Haertle
Juneau
Dodge County
Milwaukee Livestock Market Report Prices by Weight
Market figures show calf prices for various weight ranges from 105 to 145 pounds with 11.00 for 145 Ibs and up, 10.80 for 135-145, 9.00 for 115-125, and 8.50 for 105-115. Egg and live poultry listings include cocks, Leghorn and White Rock broilers, Barred Rock, and other varieties with per-pound figures mostly in the teens and low twenties, reflecting a typical Milwaukee market snapshot.
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Milwaukee
Dodge County Court House News at Juneau Picnic Attendees
Circuit Judge Jadward Gehl of Hartford may suspend summer court at the Dodge County courthouse after a large attorney delegation gathered for a picnic in Juneau. The event followed longstanding practice to reduce sessions during warm weather with September resumption after the usual court-dispensing custom.
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Dodge County Court House
Juneau
Merrilll Hills
Waukeshi
Dodge
Kee
Washington
Dodge County
Jadward Gehl
Hartford
Hog Production To Be Larger The Present Year
Wisconsin's spring pig crop is up from 1940 and sows to farrow next fall are expected to rise about 20 percent. The annual livestock survey by USDA and the Post Office Dept shows a generally favorable season for hog production nationwide, with more pigs saved per litter offsetting fewer sows farrowing. Rural carriers collect reports from farmers to estimate livestock production.
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Wisconsin
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Post Office Department
Chair donated for hospital use by Philadelphia craftsman
Minutes from Septem ber 38 1781 note Thomas Afflick presented a mahogany chair for easy removal of sick parents valued at 12 pounds. The item is linked to Wiliam Savory, a famed cabinetmaker in Philadelphia, and reflects early hospital aid practices.
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First Hospital
Chater
Pennsylvania Hospital
Thomas Afflick
Philadelphia
Wiliam Savory
Television Wake Up Actor Makeup Through Time
A note on how television makeup has changed since its inception. It says that around 1930 actors painted faces white and lips black, but today makeup closely resembles that used in films.
Kansas Evacuable in Four Hours by Cars
A distorted report claims Kansas could evacuate Mesa Kansas in under four hours using cars. It asserts each vehicle would carry three passengers given population and automobile counts. The text also oddly describes simultaneous bathing lines with 17 people in a tub.
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Kansas
Mesa
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Edward Voerkel
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Thomas Bishanell
Beaver Dam
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Clarence Hermann
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Margaret Roffein
Budd Wackett
Marie Schmid
Lowell
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Harold Schwartz
Imrailler
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Irs
John Starr
Forest
Art Wendt
LeRoy
Man Heads State Highway Clerks Association
Market Report
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Firsureka
Navy
U. S. Navy
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