Libel Suit Ends with Stanton Paying Costs
A Dodge County Circuit Court judgment awards Geo Green of the Waupun Leader News $160 in fees and costs against Chester M. Stanton for libel arising from an editorial in the Waupun paper. The case ended by plaintiff consenting to dismissal before a denurrer ruling. Negotitations had been underway for weeks prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester M. Stanton
Clyman
Dodge County
Geo Green
Waupun Leader- News of
Waupun
Circuit Court
Stanton
Waupin
Gehl
Dodge County Court House News at Juneau
Children from Mayville and Juneau public schools attended a naturalization hearing at the county courthouse Monday. Delinquent tax committee members met Thursday to discuss sale of county property seized for tax liens. County Highway Commissioner L A Kohn is remodeling his East Oak street home and expects completion in a few weeks. Dodge County highway department AM employees, except patrolmen, attended the safety conference in Watertown Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayville
Juneau
Cout House
Court House
L. A. Kohn
East Oak Street
Dodge County Highway Department
Watertown
Depth Bomb Invention and 1840 10 Hour Day Note
Depth bomb invention credited to W. T Unge in 1903 from Sweden. United States government 10 hour day observed by executive order in 1840. Cherokee lipless language notes North Carolina words such as Tuckaseegee Hiawassee and Nantahala. Szechuen Chinese fish as luxury appears on menus with a wooden replica fish used at table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T Unge
Sweden
United States
North Carolina
Tuckaseegee
Hiawassee
Junaluskee
Cullasajee
Nantahala
Szechuen
Berculaneum
Europe
Nicholas van Bensecitten
Amsterdam
Hustisford Firm Ships Goods to Uruguay
Rein Leitzke, a Hustisford manufacturer, sent about a half ton of washers, machine keys, springs, tractor devises, and bullhead skinners to Montevideo Uruguay by water. The eight month voyage reflects the company’s cash on delivery foreign trade policy. Leitzke ships daily to the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rein Leitzke
Leitzke
Montevideo
Uruguay
South’ America
Wisconsin Farmers Discuss Spring Farm Notes And Livestock
Wisconsin dairy and grain outlook remains strong into spring with milk production at higher levels than winter 1940. Greens like watercress offer iron and calcium, while fertilizers boost hay yields after grain. Veal calves lose value after losing bloom, and farmers are urged to extend laying hens and increase poultry to sustain production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Farms
First Delaware Ratified Constitution in 1787
Titanic memorial on the Potomac, sculpted by Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney, honors sailors who perished guiding women and children first. Donated 1927 by the Women's Titanic Memorial Association. Also notes mass strikes in Massachusetts 1915 1918 tied to pro German sentiments and WWI era misunderstandings, including Russian inspectors at Westinghouse plants and wood spinners in 1917.
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Delaware
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Gertrude Vanderbilt Whitney
Women’s Titanic Memorial Association
Massachusetts
Columbia University Press
New England Westinghouse Company
Springfield
Chicopee
Hustisford High Chorus and Band Win District Honors
Hustisford High School chorus won first place at the District Festival with strong performances and two Drum Majorettes in striking red and white outfits. The band placed second in Concert Division and third in marching, while soloists earned multiple top ratings. A concert is planned to showcase these achievements for the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Hustisford
Mare
Fort Atkinson
Dodge County
Sion
June Icke
Marion Jacke
Janesville Gazette
Janette Hehwinge
LaVerne Jacke
Byirginia Leitzke
Carolyn Lierapn
Rudyard Radloff
Jdeen Winkenwerder
Virginia
Glayritzke
Igh School
Husisford
School notes highlight language class activities and awards
Hustisford Randall reports LaVerne Kaul teaching notes as pupils in grades 4-8 receive safety first lessons. The 8th grade studies a reading selection "Kyang line" while spring poems and stories are written. Amelda Luedtke and Clary Mag Ritter receive framed perfect attendance certificates as art class crafts May basket decorations with birds and flowers are created.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thei
Clase
Amelda Luedke
Clary
Mag Ritter
Roll of Honor list notes subscriptions for April 1942
The Roll of Honor lists subscribers including Charles Grulke and Wim Germer who have not paid for The News for a week or more. The note thanks patrons for their support in April 1942.
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Charles Grulke
Wim. Germer
West Bend Families Gather For Sunday Dinner
Woodland residents Mr. and Mrs. Otto Rehwale with their children Don and Maren hosted dinner with the F. Rohlinger family in West Bend. The Rehwales moved from Barton last week. Ray Nessus, local fire chief, attended a county chiefs meeting in LeRoy Thursday night and is recovering from a broken thumb tied to coal yard work. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Indernuehle were Brownsville visitors Sunday for a double baptism of infants born to the Messer and Zahn families with Ted serving as sponsor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Rehwale
Don
Maren
West Bend
F. Rohlinger
Barton
Ray Nessus
LeRoy
Ray
T. C. Indernuehle
Brownsville
Lyle Messer
Otto Zahn
Ted
Marriage Licenses Filed At County Clerk Office
Names listed for marriage license applications at County Clerk Walter Cburcick's office include John Gensmer and Doris Suckow, Harold Margelofsky and Gertrude Gertsch, Nick Kohler and Eva Gergetz, Gilbert Vollmer and Elizabeth Schnaderbeck, Gordon Auenger and Rachel Friese, Floyd Wegner and Turraine Wetzel, with Mayville and Chester and Horicon as the indicated towns. Applications noted as of June.
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Walter Cburcick
U S S Soldier Training and Postal Savings Highlights
The article notes World War I training lengths for American soldiers with 16 months in the U S and two months overseas. It reports the Postal Savings system serving over 2.7 million depositors with more than 1.262 billion dollars. It mentions Hugh Cooper gifting Cricket the rhesus to Fort Worth Zoo and describes Cricket’s rapid early dominance in the monkey island. It also profiles Edward H. Clucker of Cleve and Ohio with a 1500 plus horsehoe collection featuring Shoes from Twenty Grand Cavalcade Men Of War Greyhound and Tony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S&s
France
United States
U. S
Hugh Customer
A. ©. Cooper
Cricket
Fort Worth
Texas
Monkey Island
Zoo
Edward H. Clucker
Cleve
Ohio
Tony
Shrimp Production by State Highlights U S Seas
Louisiana and Florida lead annual shrimp yields with 53 000 000 and 49 700 000 pounds respectively while Texas reports 9 960 000 pounds. Hunters use power boats to stalk deer in eastern North Carolina tidewalk area. Navy High Hats squadron Mo 3 attached to Saratoga is unofficially named for its sidecarrying helm insignia. Snowshoe hare changes color seasonally becoming white in fall and brownish in spring with thick hair on hind feet aiding travel on deep snow.
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U.S
Louisiana
Florida
Texas
Tidewalk
North Carolina
Navy
U. S. Navy
Mo. 3
Injured Watertown Man Shows Bright Improvement
The attending physician reports LaVerne Freitag of Watertown is at St. Joseph's hospital after a highway 33 east of Watertown weekend traffic accident. Status is very satisfactory with marked improvement. initial fears of serious injuries have eased.
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LaVerne Freitag
Watertown
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Highway 33
Milwaukee Livestock Market Summary and Related Items
Market report covers eggs poultry hogs and cattle prices at Milwaukee with ranges for heavy hens light hens leghorns cocks stags hogs and cattle including steers fat cows and vealers. Also notes pelts prices gifts literacy race winnings and historical notes on Christmas and thimbles.
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Milwaukee
Hustisford High Announces First Junior Prom
Hustisford High School invites the public to the first junior prom on Friday May ninth at Firemen's Hall. Dancing from nine to one with Bob Fairney's eight piece orchestra of Appleton. Grand march at ten led by Marvin Feller and Phyllis Radloff. Tickets held by students. spectators pay a small fee.
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Hustisford High
Hustisford
Bob Fairney
Appleton
Marvin Feller
Phyllis Radloff
Wisconsin Grain Storage Capacity Report During War Effort
Wisconsin’s commercial grain storage totals about 62 million bushels with 47 million currently occupied and 12 million unoccupied space. A June storage estimate shows 13.5 million bushels available, plus new construction adding 74 thousand bushels. The survey supports National Defense Advisory Commission needs across 71 counties, with 13 counties lacking space.
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Wisconsin
National Defense Advisory Commission
Cost of 1900 Auto Through the Road Hazards
The 1500 model ran with no top or lights and missing windshield fenders and bumpers. It cost the driver 30 cents a mile to operate, illustrating high maintenance and safety concerns of early automobiles.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dodge County Court House
Extension
University of Wisconsin
Hustisford Randall
LaVerne Kaul
Amelda Luedtke
John Gensmer
Doris Suckow
Williamstown
Harold Margelofsky
Gertrude Gertsch
Oak Grove
Nick Kohler
Eva Gergetz
Gilbert Vollmer
Elizabeth Schnaderbeck
Gordon Auenger
Chester
Rachel Friese
Floyd Wegner
Horicon
Turraine Wetzel
Market Report
Hurtisford Market
Germany
Columbia University
Hustisford Public School
Swedish Evangelical Mission Church
Atchison, Kan
China
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