11 Jul 1941
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Newspaper
Hustisford News
Location
Hustisford, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1941
Page
1
Dodge County completes welfare reorganization naming Otto Schwefel head of a unified county department. The change abolishes the old beacol and a Beaver Dam suboffice, consolidating age pensions aid to the blind dependent children and all welfare work under one roof.
The United Service Organization is formed to raise funds for the spiritual and welfare needs of men outside army cantonments. Village Hustisford aims to raise 125 dollars for the goal, with contributions due by July 15. W A Krueger president.
The Roll of Honor lists subscribers who paid for one year or more in July August 1942. Names include Edmund Bergman August Dewitz J F Malthaus Werner Grimm Ben Kirchoff and Dodge Co Title and Ab Co. June 1942. Thanks to our patrons.
Watertown resident Harry Kohler and family joined Fort Atkinson visitors at the Kreuziger home. Neenah and Byron guests stayed with the Buntings on North Church Street as Patrice McShane from Hammond Indiana visited a former classmate. George Richter and son Gerald hosted visitors with Caroline Richter and Bernard Klinger’s family nearby. The district Methodist camp meeting institute opened with daily sessions through July 18 led by Dr. John W. Perry, district superintendent.
Milton Washington adopts a budget with no local tax levies and plans operations funded by state liquor and highway allocations. The item notes a vast University of Michigan library collection including over 807,000 loom and 14,389 maps.
A series of reminders urges motorists to drive safely and avoid risks. The warnings emphasize careful attention at railroad crossings and pedestrian caution to prevent accidents and fatalities.
Miss Dorothy Voight and Arthur Broadway of Waupun wed July 3 in a ceremony conducted by Rev. W. E. Staehling. The newlyweds will reside in Waupun.
Kekoskee Paul Guse sought treatment for a cut on his hand after a stave moved and pinched his hand between the stave and base. Goar Kahlhamer sustained a foot injury earlier this week when an iron bar struck him while working at the Mayville power plant during the new stack project.
The report notes nearly 50 Japanese newspaper correspondents and photographers killed while covering the war. It threads through dangers of frontline work and the heavy cost to press personnel amid conflict.
An all-out campaign for scrap aluminum will soon be underway statewide. The state council of defense leads the effort, coordinating through local channels in a nationwide drive for material to produce defense equipment. Families are asked to search for aluminum utensils they can spare.
Hustisford Milk Pool and Auxiliary will hold a regular meeting at Roeseler's Hall on Tuesday evening July 15. Attendees will discuss pool operations, finances, and auxiliary activities.
Wisconsin breeders are urged by Holstein-Friesian Association officials to say the second syllable as stine rather than steen. The correction aims to standardize pronunciation across the industry.
The local board of review will meet Monday July 14 1941 in the Council Room Village Hall from 10 a m to 4 p m to hear complaints on assessments fixed by the local assessor Wisconsin river area noted as the setting. The board cannot change assessments except on sworn oral testimony. taxpayers urged to attend to see the figures assessed on their properties. The Treasurer cannot alter figures after board action.
Market report lists categories for heavy hens light hens Leghorn varieties and broilers with price figures per weight. Includes Anconas brown Leghorns and various braids with weight bands and price ranges. Indicates general market movement for heavy and light poultry and young birds.
The Dodge County social welfare and highway committees discuss plans for a clubhouse and road projects while noting a Mayville street blacktopping program. Local livestock prices are listed for Barred Rock broilers and related poultry, with cattle and calf trading ranges. An August 17 Chicago White Sox vs. Cleveland game is announced for a baseball trip. Global notes cover Ocean Bottom depth near Mindanao, Madagascar geography, milk wool fabrics from casein, and Japanese war college exploits.
Farmers in Waukesha and Milwaukee counties plant certified seed potatoes this spring. Orchard losses from the 1940 Armistice Day were severe across Iowa Nebraska Missouri and Illinois. Wisconsin farmers in eleven counties garden extensively to supply vegetables for families of five for a year.
In a vivid page segment readers learn that the 25,250,000 autos in America could carry every resident at once. A gold and jeweled sword sent to General Robert E. Lee by British sympathizers is reported from the wreck of the Fannie and Jennie, a Confederate blockade runner off Wrightsville Beach, North Carolina. A New Orleans pair patent an electric time switch device for saving telephone and electric light usage, using a two cylinder plunger system with adjustable timing to shut off display lights and cut calls beyond three minutes.
LeRoy Riemer, 14, suffered a fractured leg Sunday after his leg got caught between a truck and a loading platform. August Reiser joins 58 Wisconsin Holstein breeders admitted to the Holstein Friesian Association of America on Leon V Clark's recommendation. Admission requires progress in dairy practice and proven integrity.
The text notes daylight saving time shifting clocks forward one hour in summer and cites 7,045 Chinese collegians entering European and U.S. higher education during the decade to 1938. It mentions flour production blends aimed at reducing sugar in bread and references baking flour varieties.
They urge courtesy at the wheel as more than law obeyance. The piece frames courtesy as sport and goodwill, beyond mere obedience, anchored by the Golden Rule to treat others as you wish to be treated.
Wisconsin remains the leading producer of condensed and evaporated whole milk, with 55 dairy plants supplying output. The state accounts for about a third of U S production and plans point to a record year ahead as May figures show a 14 percent rise from the previous year. Wisconsin led all states last year in this industry and will ship substantial quantities to Britain.
Neosho Mrs E Erdres and daughter Patricia were Hartford callers Thursday afternoon. Miss Rita and Patricia Klein of Racine spent last week with their grandmother Mrs Jennie Lacmas. Miss Cecelia and Esther Lemberger of Milwaukee spent last week visiting their aunt Mrs Esther Gehl. Rev Kurt Lescow and family of Thiensville visited Friday with the latter's parents Mr and Mrs August Petsch. Mr and Mrs John Radik and son Gerald of Chicago were weekend visitors of the latter's parents Mr and Mrs Gust Ultman. Mr and Mrs Harry Bell and daughter Diane and son Dale of Chicago spent a week’s vacation with Mr and Mrs Frank Fuckhan and Mr and Mrs Wm Teach.
A report states Americans consume over 200 million pounds of sugar annually in ice cream ices and sherbet, highlighting rising sweetness in popular frozen treats and its impact on sugar intake and dietary trends.
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