Discover Tuberculosis In Individual In Time Says Nurse
Florence Finger, R. N., Dodge county nurse, urges early TB detection. A fluoroscopic clinic will be held in Juneau on June 5 and in Mayville on June 10, free to residents, funded by the Dodge county board and the Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis association. Examinations run 9 to 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Juneau courthouse and Mayville Turner Hall. Attend by contacting Miss Finger at the Dodge County Health Department.
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Florence Finger
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Dodge County
Juneau
Mayville
Dodge County Board
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Juneau Court House
Mayville Turner Hall
Miss Finger
Dodge County Heath Department
Urge Bigger Flax Acreage
Flax growers are urged to expand acreage and production to meet expected 1941 drying oil demand. Under the 1941 agricultural conservation program flax may be planted in excess of soil-depleting allotment if sown as a nurse crop for perennial legumes or grasses or matched acre for acre by such plants.
Dodge County Court House News in Juneau
A new clerk of courts desk has been purchased and a sealed coat over the black top parking space east of the court house was ordered. Three auditors from the Wisconsin Commission are spending months in Juneau auditing the county books, authorized at February's special board session. Twenty four park benches were ordered for the court house lawn for events, parades, or celebrations.
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Dodge County Court House
Juneau
Clerk of Courts
Court House
The
Wisconsin Commission
Apple Pie Delight For Rubinoff Reunion
Helena resident Mrs. Oliver Johnson recalls Violinist Rubinoff loved apple pie when she sang with his orchestra. She greeted him recently in Helena with a thick juicy apple pie. Rubinoff praised it as wonderful. A dental curiosity notes a tooth growing within a tooth in a Tennessee extraction case.
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Rubinoff
Oliver Johnson
Helena
Mont
Collier's
Tennessee
Wisconsin Farmers Urged to Feed Laying Flocks This Spring
Wisconsin extension experts urge farmers to maximize egg production by feeding laying flocks during spring and summer. They note milk cools faster with cold water, tomatoes boost vitamin C, and potatoes like Fed Warba and Sebago resist yellow dwarf disease.
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University of Wisconsin
Nine Convicts Plan Pleas of Guilty in Escape Case
Nine inmates at Wisconsin state prison seek to enter guilty pleas before Judge Edward Gehlke in Juneau Circuit Court to charges of prison escape. They all escaped from prison farm camps in the past year and are now finishing fencing or preparing to do so.
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Wis
den John Burke
Edward Geht
Juneau
Cha
Nitrogen Fixing Plants Boosted by Bacteria
Scientists report that clover alfalfa peas and soybeans form nodules with certain bacteria to fix atmospheric nitrogen. Extension nutritionists at the University of Wisconsin note eggshells hide a wealth of vitamins with yolk rich in vitamins A thiamin riboflavin while the white supplies riboflavin and other nutrients.
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University of Wisconsin
Army Blue and Spirit of 16 in 19th century notes
The piece notes the Official Army Song Army Blue and Spirit of 16. It mentions the old man in The Spirit of 76 as a portrait of Archibald M. Wisard and cites World War I training averages of 16 months in the United States and two months overseas. It also describes the Temple of Isis on Philae Island near Aswan Egypt as a beautiful structure amid perfect surroundings.
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U.S. Army
Army
Archibald M. Wisard
U. S
France
United States
Isis
Philae
Asandam
Egypt
Standing Committee Appointments Rendered in Village Board
The document lists committee presiding officers and members: Judiciary Erven P. Dorr Oscar Bartsch Oscar W Vors Streets Irving F Dewitz Iland R Radloff Oscar Bartsch Committee on Claims the nti Village Board Fire Water Roland R loff Oscar W Voss Joe Gill Polise Eving F Dewitz J Gillich Carl Theil Salary Joe Gillich Irvin Dewitz Roland R Radlof Board of Health Dr P Koegler Health Officer Bartsch Chairman Erven Dornfeld Clerk W A Kruger Joe Gillich Roland R Ralloff Naa ft ote.
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W. A. Kruz
Erven P. Dorr
Oscar Bartsch
Oscar W. Vors
Irving F. Dewitz
Iland R. Radloff
Oscar Bartsh
The
Nti Village Board
Fire & Water
Roland R.loff
Oscar W. Voss
Joe Gill
Board of Health
Dr. P Koegler
Bartsch
Erven Dornfeld
W. A. Kruger
Joe Gillich
Roland R. Ralloff
Local Government Committees and Officials Listing
The document lists several officials and committee assignments: Utility Committee with Oscar W. Dass and Roland R. Radloff as chair. Highway and Weed Commissioner Adolph Simon. Board of Review chaired by Roland R. Radloff with Joe Gillich and Oscar W. Voss. Public Property with Oscar Bartsch and Carl Theil. Poor with Carl Theil and Joe Gilich. License with Roland R. Radloff and Carl Theil. Auditing with Joe Gillich, Roland Radloff, and Irving F. Dewit. Park Board for 2 years listing G R Zilisch, Herb Schiedel hauer, Carl Theil, Frank Faken thal, Frank Guetschow.
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Bewits
Oscar W.dss
Roland R. Radloff
W. A. Krueger
Joe Gillich
Carl Theil
Oscar Barsch
Irving F. Dewitz
Adolph Simon
The
Entire Village Board
Oscar W. Voss
Oscar Bartsch
Joe Gilich
Irving F. Dewit Park Board
G R, Zilisch
Herb. Schiedelhauer
Frank Faken
Thal
Frank Guetschow
Patrons Acknowledge Loyal Subscriptions
The Roll of Honm lists patrons with long subscriptions to The News. Ford Rex joined Sept 1942 Emil Lange Jan 1941 Reinhard Otto May 1942. Thanks to our patrons.
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Ford Rex
Emil Lange
Reinhard Otto
Suppress Gone With the Wind Film Sparks Civil Action
Members of congress are urged to ban the moving picture Gone With the Wind via letters from the Malcolm Ammidown Woman's Re West corps of Southbridge Miss. The campaign labels the film an insult to the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Gone With the Wind
Congress
Moving Picture
Malcolm Ammidown
Re West Corps
Southbridge
Miss
Grand Army of the Republic
County Sportsmen Meet For Public Hearing On Open Seasons
County sportsmen and conservationists are invited to a public hearing at the courthouse in Juneau on June 3 at 7 15 p m. The meeting seeks recommendations on open and closed seasons for game and fish, limits, size limits, rest days, and other rules to conserve wildlife and protect fishing and trapping opportunities for state citizens.
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Dodge County
Juneau
Willing To Go Double Marine Licenses Filed
County Clerk Walter Oberdick’s office at Juneau processed marine license applications this week. Names include Earl Schultz Mayville Gladys Fischer Mayville Henry Holbach Chester Florence Ertl Trenotn Richard Schwefel Lebanon Adella Schuett Watertown Victor Strook Hustisford Gladys Brendemuehl Hustisford Carl Kirchberg Calamus Raymond Toellner Williamstown Esther Laabs Iron Ridge Eleworth Raasch LeRoy Myrtle Frank Mayville Milford Moehr Waldo Eleanor Bierling LeRoy Adam Scholy Mayville Bernadine Bischel Dousman Gomer Pritchard Calamus Winifred Bennett Beaver Dam Richard Werner Beaver Dam Dorothy Schulze Beaver Dam Harold Fregel Beaver Dam Doris Kutzke Waupun Alvin Kluewer Ashippun Elaine Kiehnbaum Oconomowoc Robert Pollesch Markesan Delores Born Fox Lake Victor Wilson Waupun Margaret Porter Waupun
War service registration opens at 60 polls in Manitoba
Canada conducts wartime women’s service registration across Manitoba with polls ready to mobilize volunteers if needed. The notice notes ongoing preparedness and public participation expected in military efforts.
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Canada
Manitoba
University of Michigan
Michigan
County Homemakers Set Achievement Day for June
County homemakers from seventeen groups will meet June 3 at Beaver Dam for Achievement Day. Highlights include a demonstration program with details prepared by the president and secretary of each group.
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Beaver Dam
Market Report Cult Market- 145 Ibs Up Pace
Market notes show live poultry and hog prices with mill price ranges for hens leghorns broilers and cocks. Cattle values list steers yearlings and cows with price bands and a final line on vealers and bulls indicating broad market activity.
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Amc
Leghorn
China seeks funds to outfit frontline troops
China has appealed for money to provide 3,000,000 garments for frontline soldiers. A North Carolina mine stands as America’s largest magnetic iron ore source. Copper finds 150 miles southeast of Yellowknife Alberta boost northern mining amid wartime demand. Scout E L Montgomery of Parsons Kansas saved a man from Elk river drowning last July 4 but the rescuer’s name remained unknown for weeks until a medal petition was signed. A method to reproduce weathered wood looks on knotty pine uses ammonia or soda wash, raw umber stain, varnish, and wax finish.
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South China Sea
Gobi Desert
China
American Magnetic Iron
America
North Carolina
E. L. Montgomery
Parsons
Kan
Elk River
Dan Devin
Montgomery
Wisconsin milk production and prices rise this year
Wisconsin farmers report milk production about eleven percent higher than a year ago and twenty two percent above the in year average. Cows are three percent more numerous and output per cow up about eight percent aided by favorable weather and pasture conditions. Higher prices drive heavier feeding of grain and concentrates this month.
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Wisconsin
Dodge County Dairy Day Aims to Promote Dairy Month
Dodge County designates June as Dairy Month with efforts to boost consumption. With over half of county farmer income from dairy products, the observance emphasizes rural and urban support. On Sunday June 5 at Horizon City Park a Dairy Day and Production Show will be held.
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Wisconsin
Dodge County
Horizon City Park
Latin America Trade Shares Reported Last Year
The article notes the United States sold 36 percent of Latin America imports, with Germany second at 17 percent. It also covers aviation industry employment rising in California due to high airplane orders and a Washington County Alabama referendum voting to end liquor. It cites Professor William Reuter claiming men outrank women in intelligence.
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Latin America
United States
Clermany
California
Washington County
Alabama
Willam Reuter
Westminster College
Reuter
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