Homemakers Anticipate Dodge County Achievement Day
Dodge County home demonstration groups plan their annual Achievement Day on June 3 at Beaver Dam. Featured speaker Lois Johnson Hunley editor of the Wisconsin Agriculturist and Farmer will discuss Through the Eye of a Homemaker Editor. Helen Pearson UW clothing specialist will present New Fabrics and lead a dress revue. Musical features and a 4-H play Circumstances After Cases will be shown.
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Dodge County
Beaver Dam
Lois Johnson Hunley
Wisconsin Agriculurist and Farmer
Helen Pearson
University of Wisconsin
Dres
Dodge County Court House News at Juneau
Dodge county will furnish blank forms free to any resident. The county board adopted a resolution limiting committee chairmen to per diem and mileage only for committee work. Each board member received a bound copy of the 1940 proceedings with their names printed on the report.
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Dodge County Court House
Juneau
Dodge County
Tomeneau
Soft Chinchilla Fur Feeds Tax and War College Notes
Chinchilla fur is praised for extreme fineness with up to 80 hairs per follicle. Taxes on soft rankings are noted by the National Consumers Tax Commission. Chiang Kai-shek Sponsored War College graduates 25 men and women in anti Japanese guerrilla arts. An aerial sleeve target using titanium tetrachloride in rubber compartments signals direct hits with a smoke plume.
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Vabinese War College
Chiang Kai-shek
All County Citizenship Day Program in Juneau This Sunday
An all county Citizenship Day program will be held in Juneau City Park this Sunday. The event features the Mayville City Band, Beaver Dam performers, Wayland Academy, and multiple high schools with a parade of bands. Participants include Gilbert Kohler, Lee Myra Birk, Kurt Rogling, and Supt. Paul Kaiser among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juneau
Juneau City
America
Mayville
Kurt Regling
Beaver Dam
Gilbert Kohler
New Voters
Lee Myra Birk
New Voters Eagles
Felix Kiefer
Kurt Rogling
Stanley Ross
Wayland Academy
Paul L. Kaiser
Fox Lake High School
Fox Lake
Hustisford
Horicon
Lomira High
Lebanon Town
Wisconsin Agronomists View Soybeans as Coming Crop
Wisconsin agronomists regard edible soybeans as a coming crop. Wisconsin soils show 85 percent needing phosphate treatment to improve profits. Dairy cooling gaps raise milk bacterial counts in warm weather. Large orders and civilian demand push 1941 apparel wool use to record levels. Farmers can raise pork milk and eggs with heavier feeding of hogs cows and chickens. Tomato canning production to expand by 50 percent to meet Lease Lend era demand. Corn meal whey powder and soured whey concentrate are new silage preservatives.
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University of Wisconsin
Organ Pipe Cactus Oasis and Wildlife Highlight
The Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument in southwestern Arizona preserves a unique plant and animal species found nowhere else in the United States. The organ pipe cactus has multiple stems from a single root, sometimes up to twenty, and the Sonoran bighorn sheep roams the area.
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National Consumers Tax Commission
Arizona
United States
Concertina Club To Present Concert In Juneau Tosig
The Concertina Club plans a May 6 concert at the high school gymnasium featuring accordionist Art Metzler from Chicago. Organizers expect strong crowds and emphasize Metzler’s wide radio presence and touring plans.
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Concertina Club
Tosig
H ‘Ford
Agin
Au High School Cymnasium
Art Metzler
Petek Musi
Pany
Chicago
Unspecific list of license applicants at county office
The article lists individuals applying for large licenses at County Walter Oberdick's office this week. Names include Harlow Peterson Fox Lake Evelyn Eddy Fox Lake Jerome Drahmel Beaver Luella Kuehl Trenton Rudolph Benter Lebanor LuAlice Grulke Lebanon Joseph Sterr Beaver Dan Ruth Nehring Juneau Norman Beck Theresa Marcella Krueegr Theresa Everett Lyle Waupun Mildred Erdmann Columons.
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Walter Oberdick
Sug
Hustisford Randall School Notes Feature Lilac Bouquets
Miss LaVerne Kaul, teacher, is noted as editor Almelda Luedtk. Four lilac bouquets received Tuesday morning. All activity and art classes focus on fair work. Birthday greetings to Howard Hoeft and Miss Kaul Friday and Monday. First and second grade classes made illustrated posters on The Pancake. Amelda Luedke visited Hustisford High School on Monday during visiting days for 8th graders.
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Howard Hoeft
Miss Kaul
Amelda Luedke
Hustisford High
Development of Boysenberry and Farm Machinery Claims
A report notes Boysenberry as a cross of loganberry raspberry and blackberry developed by Rudolph Boysen in California, described as larger and sweeter. It also discusses Japanese claims to inventions like the airplane and gyroscope over the past 60 years. It mentions water heating on farms improving milk production and paying for water systems within a year.
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Rudolph Boysen
California
Iroe
Anyymen
Prominent Dodge County Resident Dies in Juneau
John Kelley, longtime Dodge County figure and former editor of the Juneau Telephone, died in Juneau after a career spanning teaching at Richwood Horicon Fox Lake and Horicon, newspaper work, and public service as county superintendent and enrolling clerk in the U.S. House. Funeral held at St. church in Juneau.
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John Kelley
Dodge County
New York
Richwood
Northwestern College
Watertown
State Normal School
Platteville
Fox Lake
Horicon
June‘au
Juneau Telephone
House of Representatives
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin Teachers’ Association
St.s Church
Junsey
Honor roll of subscribers paid by week in 1942
The News thanks patrons who renewed subscriptions for one year or more last week. Hazel Reynolds Mar 2 1942 Dr P R Koogler Apr 9 1942 Gertie Cregar May 1942 Ed Kettner May 1942.
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Hazel Reynolds
P.R. Koogler
Gertie Cregar
Kettner
Man Convicted of Drunkenness After Rampage on East Main
Stanley Gronski, 44, of Springfield Massachusetts, was convicted of drunkenness after a policeman testified he walked along East Main Street at two a m tearing up five dollar bills. American sugar consumption tops 400 million pounds yearly in ice cream ices and sherbets. Two New Orleans men patent a timeswitch to save telephone and light bills by turning off lights and disconnecting calls after three minutes.
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Stanley Gronski
Springfield
Mass
East Main Street
New Orleans
Skat Tournament Held in Village Sunday Prize Winners Named
Fifty eight skat players took part at Oakel Ed Kettner's tavern and Hotel Lake. Walter Staude of Johnson Creek won first with 27 wins 4 losses 23 games 798 points. Art Thieme of Juneau was second with 18 wins 615 points.
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Skat
Oakel
Kettner
Lake
Walter Staude
Johnson Creek
Art. Thieme
Juneau
E. A. Kettner
Hustisford
Heart
Market Repast Calf Market Prints Mixed Prices
The market lists calf prices by weight and grade with eggs and live poultry figures. Hogs and cattle show ranges from good to choice with values from 7.75 to 11.75 for steers and veal prices around 9.75 to 12.00.
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Weate
Milwaukee Livestock Market
Braille Inventor Louis Braille Early Life and Work
The text notes Louis Braille lost sight as a child and became blind at three, later attending an arts institution for blind foundlings at ten, and beginning to teach the blind at nineteen. It also mentions a migration of buzzards passing through San Gorgor to California with an estimated 4,000 birds.
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Louis Braille
Bouzzard
San Gorgor
California
Pags
Wisconsin Farm Product Prices Move Upward Now
Wisconsin farmers received higher prices in April with overall farm product prices up more than 5 percent from March and about 21 percent above a year earlier. Chickens led gains at 11 percent, eggs 30 percent, hogs 14 percent, meat animals 8 percent, grains 4 percent, and milk rose over 3 percent despite typical March to April declines.
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Wisconsin
Hustisford Milk Pool Meeting Scheduled for May 20
Regular meeting of the Hustisford Milk Pool and Auxiliary will be held at Roeszler's Hall Tuesday evening May 20.
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Hustisford Milk Pool and Auxiliary
Roeszler’s Hall
Hustisford High School Track Team Earns Second in District Meet
Hustisford Public School Hustisford High School placed second in Class C at the Port Washington district track meet. Individual results include David Goetsch first in the 100 yard dash, Glayr Leitzke second in the 100 and second in the 120 yard hurdles, Earl Burgess second in the 440, and Edgar Mueller second in the mile and shot put with other near podium finishes. The Junior promenade at Firemen's Hall featured a Holland themed decoration and strong student enthusiasm.
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Hustisford
Port Washington
David Goetsch
Glayr Leitzke
David Goetach
Leslie Liermann
Earl Burgess
Ralph Qualmann
Edgar Mueller
Palmer Kirchoff
Robert Gillich
Wilbert Hackbath
Firemen’s Hall
Hustisford High School
Holland
Desert pavement and old Spokane coachman in costume
Feature notes desert pavement in arid Southwest with rock surfaces that seem man made. It recalls Joseph Gladding, 68, Spokane's famed coachman, who rode a beer wagon in a historic pageant wearing clothes from 40 years ago. It also mentions Napoleon III’s burial in Farnborough and earlier in Chiselhurst with Eugenie funding St Michael’s crypt.
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Joseph Gladding
Spokane
Napoleon
Napoleon U7
Farnborough
England
St. Mary's Mortuary
Chiselhurst
Eugenie
St. Michael’s
Emperor
Prince Imperial
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Harlow Peterson
Fox la
Evelyn Eddy
Jerome Drahmel
Beaver
Luella Kuehl
Trenton
Rudolph Benter
Lebanor
LuAlice Grulke
Lebanon
Joseph Sterr
Dan Ruth Nehring
Norman Beck, Theresa
Marcella Krueegr, Theresa
Everett Lyle
Waupun
Mildred Erdmann
Columons
Hustisford Randall Schoo
Almelda Luedtk
Allie
Sth
O. P
Klemp
Chas. Nimmer
Milwaukee
Vth
L. J. Peters
Madison
Htart Tourne
Mats
Ridey Hauser
Iron Ridge
C. F. Laubenheimer
Richfield
F. EB. Stoffenbach
Jefferson
Itwstisford Market
Hustisford Public School
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