Fatal Labor Day Crash Near Here Claims Dr F C Linden
Dr F C Linden of Chicago died after an automobile crash at the intersection of Highways 67 and 60 just north of Neosho. Four other occupants were injured including Mrs Linden with internal injuries and Mrs Mason of Milwaukee with minor injuries. Hartford residents H W Breitzman and Walliam Bertsch were treated for shock, lacerations and a fractured tibia respectively. Police officers Gurske and Zimmurman attended the scene and Linden's body was sent to Neosho Hospital.
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F.C. Linden
Chicago
I Weoshs
Linden
Mason
Milwaukee
H W. Breitzman
Hartford
Walliam Bertsch
Neosho
Gurske and
Zimmurman
Dodge County Court House News At Juneau
Work of grading on county banks and the old Watertown Juneau road is nearing completion, according to the Dodge County Highway Department. Sheriff Harold Hammer reports several chicken thefts in recent weeks, suggesting peak activity season for thieves.
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Dody County Court House
Juneau
Watertown
Dodge County Highway Department
Harold Hammer
Eggs, wool, and livestock notes from 1941 market report
A compressed wartime market round up cites a 5 percent larger 1941 turkey crop than 1940, a record wool production at 399,941,000 pounds, and notes on silo gas risks. It also mentions Dodge county 1941 tax assessment changes, farm income differences, and egg vitamin content.
Executive Clemency Granted by Governor Heil
Governor Julius Heil granted executive clemency on Friday to three men following a State Board recommendation. Alphonse Neiderman, 29, Milwaukee, was pardoned absolved of a Dodge County Circuit Court June 1940 breaking and entering his sister’s home to allow enlistment in the army. He had three years probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius P. Heil
State Board
Alphonse Neidermanr
Milwaukee
Dodge County
Obituary: Herman Krahn of Addison Corner dies at 70
Herman Krahn, of Addison Corner and formerly of here and Oak Grove, died Sunday at age 70. Survived by two sons Ervin and William Krahn, daughter Leora Dieterich, three brothers Charles of this village Robert southwest of here John of Beseothal, and sister Mrs. Fred Marks of here. Funeral services were held Wednesday at Hartford under the Fraternal Order of Eagles. Interment in Hustisford cemetery.
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Herman Krahn
Addison Corner
Here
Oak Grove
Ervin
Wm. Krahn
Leora Dieterich
Charles Krahn
Robert Krahn
John Krahn
Beseothal
Fred Marks
Hartford
Order of Eagles
Hustisford
First Electrocution at Auburn Prison in 1890
The article notes William Kemmier as the first criminal executed by electric chair on August 6, 1890 at Auburn Prison New York. It also mentions John Schott of Scranton Pa inventing a night fishing bobber that flashes when a fish is hooked, per American Magazine.
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William Kemmier
Auburn Prison
New York
John Schott
Scranton
Roll of Honor for News Subscriptions
The Roll of Honor lists patrons who paid for one year or more. Names include Mrs Emil Dunst May 142 John Klemann Aug 1942 Herbert Schwantes July 41 Lucille Kirchoff Aug 41 Ed Perschke Mar 42 Frank Lenning July 41. Thanks to our patrons.
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Witke
Emil Dunst
John Klemann
Herbert Schwantes
Lucille Kirchoff
Perschke
Frank Lenning
Bible Bes Beller outsells Mein Kampf in Germany
The Bible has outsold Mein Kampf by 200,000 copies in Germany. Two new devices are an electric razor using a pocket-size dry battery and a seed sorting machine. FHA modernization loans reached 63,303 for dwellings in the year to June 1940. Foreign buyers, amid Europe hostilities, purchased 127 million dollars of American chemical products, up 60 percent from a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Earope
Mail Order Decline Shifts Trade Back to Local Stores
The 1929 onward trend sees mail-order houses falter with closures and policy shifts while a recovering rural economy boosts local merchants. Chain and mail-order buyers mimic discount tactics, yet farmers and small towns increasingly prefer hometown merchants for value, service, and trust.
Root Worms Damage Hits Wisconsin Corn Fields
Damage to corn roots is reported across Wisconsin this summer as corn plants lean or fall, caused by the corn root worm. A. H. Wright and R. E. Vaughan note the pest affects fields where corn follows corn in rotation and advise rotating crops to prevent next year’s trouble.
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Wisconsin
A. H. Wright
R. E. Vaughan
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Hustisford Public School Enrollment Report
Public school enrollment figures show Hustisford High School 96 students including 15 in grades seven and eight, Intermediate 28, Primary 14, totaling 138 on the first day.
Names Linked To Mar One Tenable Applicants
A list of individuals connected to an application by Oberdick’s office in Juneau includes Adolph Ulmer Jr and many others such as Lowell Margaret Kuhlman Lowell Harold Wolfgram and Be ve r Dam resident Evelyn Klatt. The piece also notes soda fountains serving food now number about 1 000 from an overall 90 000 to 100 000 in the United States. A Columbia University study outlines farm cross border access rules for harvest and transport across international boundaries.
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United States
Soda Fountain Magazine
Warmsea
Columbia University
Budget Hearing Notice for Hustisford Village Budget
Notice of two public hearings on the proposed $42 Hustisford Village budget. Hearing held in the Pencil Room at Village Hall on Monday August 8, 1941 at 8 PM. Village Clerk Ervyen P. Dornfeld signs the notice.
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Village of
Three Suspects Held In Ashippun Safe Burglary Attempt
Three men connected with a road worker crew were held at the county jail in Juneau after an attempted burglary of the Ashippun Lumber Company safe Saturday night. Railroad worker tools were used and investigators learned the suspects had left their crew, boarded a train, and were later taken into custody after boarding another train at Clyman Junction. Fingerprints were taken at the scene as part of the inquiry.
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Juneau
Ashippun Lumber Company
Sheriff Hammer
Auto Races At Dodge County Fair
Vick Roth of Omaha Nebraska will race a Rocker Arm Snace car at the Dodge County Fair auto races on Wednesday afternoon in the seven event. Officials report the biggest field in history for the event.
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Vick Roth
Omaha
Wneb
Broterber
Market Report including poultry and livestock prices
The report lists prices for salt meat market poultry and livestock in Milwaukee and other markets. It covers hens, Leghorn and White Rock broilers, cocks, and various weights with price ranges. cattle and calves show steers, heifers, vealers, cows, and bulls with mixed price bands. Include notes on hogs with price ranges for good lights and butchers, stags, and bears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Legal assertions on copyright notices and footwork in travel prose
The text discusses legal value of copyright notices printed on the title page or its successor. It then shifts to a note on footwork relative to body size and a mention of the Waldorf Astoria hotel in New York City as the tallest hotel in the United States at 47 stories. It ends with a reference to The Stavens in Chicago associated with 3,000 recens.
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Waldorf-Astoria
New York City
United States
Stavens
Chicago
Wisconsin Cranberry Crop To Be Well Above Average
Wisconsin's cranberry crop this year is expected to be well above the 1930s average and near 113 000 barrels, below the 1940 harvest of 121 000 but with color and quality better than usual. Dry weather has occurred but water supplies are likely adequate for the state’s cranberry areas.
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Wisconsin
Wisconsn
Rex School Notes Opens with New Books and Projects
Students weighed and measured Tuesday as grades begin Hygiene History and Language lessons. New work books and taxbooks arrive for reading arithmetic spelling and history. The month’s activity, The Juing Farm, is under construction by the upper grade Language class. Music includes Mary Had A Little Lamb and Vacation is Done. Room decor features sunflowers fruits vegetables and leaves. New window drapes bouquets and potted plants brighten the room. All grades write original vacation and safety stories and study September units of pictures poems and stories. Attendance arithmetic language spelling reading circle charts track daily pupil work. Upper and middle grade art class work on freehand letter cutting to complete the alphabet. Lower grades craft fruit baskets Indian posters and Indian dolls. School opened August 25 with ten pupils enrolled. Pupils include Glenn Warnes Donald Gubin Henry Pegelow Darlene Knueppel Beverly oe Allen Knueppel Claude Rex Phylis Ann DeMund Harvey Frank Anna Mee Krueppel.
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Mary
Glenn Warnes
Donald Gubin
Hanry Pegelow
Darlene Knueppe
Beverly Oe
Allen Knueppel
Claude Rex
Phylis Ann DeMund
Harvey Frank
Anna Mee Krueppel
Also Mentioned on This Page
Turkey
Sma Ge SS
Dodge County Court House
Minnesota
Heil
Hustisford Public School
Marone
Oberdick
Adolph Ulmer Jr
Lowell
Margaret Kuhlman
Harold Wolfgram
Viola Healing
Fall River
Harvey Brummond
Herman Myra Birk
Herman
Verne Knoll
Beaver Dam
Evelyn Klatt
Raymond Schmidt
Glyman
Dorothy Kollath
Lannon
Anthony Fetzer
Bernadette Schmitt
Rubicon
Leo Schraumnagel
LeRoy Lucille Wild
LeRoy
Earl Wolf
Lomira
Beulah Luedtke
Frederick Sennhenn
Elba
Dorothy Lange
Columbus
Budget
Abors
Ashippun
Dodge County Fair
Cape
REX
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