Jurors Named for September Term of Circuit Court at Juneau
Jurors selected for the September term of circuit court at Juneau include Verna Bauer Mayville Edwin Brammond Hermant Butterbrodt Mrs H H Beaver Dam LeRoy Christman Portlans Dennis Darcey Emmet Dieska Alex 05 Waupun Victor Erdman Fox Lake Erwin Frederick Hubbard Gurske Louise Oak Grove Mrs Orin Gurgesell Hahn Emil Lowell Herman Mrs Mary Mayville Hoeffre Leo sees Shields Hurbner Mrs Gusse Lebanon Keap 05 Theresa Kinkel Walter Chester Kush Mrs Hannah Beaver Dam Klink Henry 2.2 Rubicon Kohl Marcella Theresa Kohli Walter J Horicon Kuehl Oscar Reeseville Lehner Carrie Juneau Lewis A Wo 2 2 a Randolph Lewis Fred Jr Beaver Dam Manning Ed Clyman McMinney Ray Watertown Rupprecht Milton Hustisford Salswedel Adolph Beaver Dam Sell Frank 0.1 22 Rubicon Voigt Alvin Ashippun Welsch Arnold Westford Zennel 2660 ae HK ha EOF Zasiyow Wilmer Juneau Schroeder Elmer Burnett Voss Hazel Mayville Wenck Esther L Watertown
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christman
LeRoy
Portlans
Darcey
Dennis
Emmet
Dieska
Alex
Waupun
Erdman
Victor
Fox Lake
Frederick
Erwin
Hubbard
Gurske
Louise
Oak Grove
Gurgesell
Orin Beaver
Dar
Hahn
Emil
Lowell
Herman
Mary
Mayville
Hoeffre
Leo
Shields Hurbner
Gusse
Lebanon
Theresa Kohli
Walter J
Horicon Kuehl
Oscar
Reeseville Lehner
Carrie
Juneau Lewis
A. Wo
Rupprecht
Milton
Hustisford Salswedel
Adolph
Beaver Dam
Farm And Home Lines Seeks September 22 Demonstration
One billion baby chicks is the estimate production of commercial hatcheries for 1941. Wisconsin farm families now served by electric cooperatives number more than 88 thousand. War-induced demand shifts soy bean oil harvests, while Wisconsin crops show mixed yields. A Dodge County farm demonstration on September 22 offers alfalfa and crop variety trials under supervision of local agents and officials, giving farmers a chance to view data close to home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Jarme
Dodge County
Juneau
Highway
J. E. Stallard
Colle of Agriculture
Agriculture Committee
Vincent Kit
Ball of Honor Vie Substitutions Noted in Local Notices
A local column lists substitutions and patrons for the past week noting Rev G Bradtke September 1942 O Schwefel June 1942 Mrs Minna Pfasanz September 1942 Emil Kirchoff July 1942.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. Bradtke
Schwefel
Minna Pfasanz
Emil Kirchoff
Separating Seeded Raisins And Climate Factors
A compact roundup of brief items notes that to separate seeded raisins one should wash with cold water. It lists three climate factors latitude altitude and distance from large bodies of water. It also describes real barracudas as the true tigers of the sea and cites child bearing death rates in the United States. It ends with a remark on women drivers and a claim of a claustrophobic tendency, urging stricter driving tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Farmers gain cash from product sales despite reduced government aid
For the first five months of 1941 farmers received 81 million dollars less in government payments than in the same period of 1940, yet their income rose from higher sales of agricultural products, boosting farmers' cash in hand beyond aid reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Hues in a Rainbow and Other Varied 1914 Topics
A compendium of brief notes from 1914 covers color science at the Davis Cup in New York, weapon sighting methods on German destroyers, a Danish poppy for opium production, a note on pure religion from James 1 27, uses of tung oil in industry, and a look at the third eyelid or nictitating membrane in birds and certain animals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonkest Silzic Sor
West Side
New York
Meloughlin
United States
Brookes
Australia
Collier’s
Hustisford Public School Echoes Prize Winners
Hustisford public school notes show intermediate room pupils earning fair prizes. First prizes awarded to Roger Wiser Yvonne Falknth Dick Hougen Beverly Shuet. Second prizes to Lorraine Schindelhauer Mona Lehman Yvonne Falkenthal Janice Kaul. Third prizes to Shed Hougen Merlyn Voss William Kohn Lorraine Schindelhauer Mora Lehman Yvonne Falkenthal. Ninth grade class won first prize for a soap carving titled Adhberiobes Tite on. Robert Kohn Betty Jane Iuehl Virginia Essman Veleda Ladloff received prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Wiser
Yvonne Falknth
Dick Hougen
Beverly Shuet
Lorraine Schincelhauer
Mona Lehman
Yvonne Falkethal
Janice Kaul
Shed Hougen
Merlyn Voss
Wm. Kohn
Lorraine Schindelhauer
Mora Leman
Yvonne Falkenthal
Albert Annis
Merlyn Vo
Leona Griep
Mona Leman
Robert Kohn
Betty Jane Iuehl
Virginia Essman
Veleda
Busy Rolling Prairie Birthday Dinner Party
Mr and Mrs MerlinRhote and daughters of Rolling Prairie hosted a Sunday dinner and supper for guests including Rev Hugo Hanser and family, Arthur Woock and children from Juneau, Wilbur and Willard Woock, Merlin Berndt, Mrs Louise Miller and daughters from Indiana, Mrs Emil Fulman and Mrs Merlin Rhode and daughters from Rolling Prairie. The gathering honored Wilbur Woock's birthday anniversary with evening activities on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merlin Rhote
Rolling Prain
Hugo Hanser
Wilard
Here
Arthur Woock
Juneau
Wilbur
Willard’ Woock
Merlin Berndt
Louise Miller
Gertrude
Carolyn
Zaine Rea
Ind
Emil Fulrman
Merlin Rhode
Rolling Prairie
Wm. Woock
New Running Device Straps for False Start Control
A new running device uses strap barriers to hold contestants until a starting gun fires, designed by an athletic coach to prevent false starts in mining race events. Also notes a polishing tip with alum to extend stove life and explains the origin of the term stool pigeon as a police informer.
Mission Festival at Zum Kripplein Christi Church
The Lutheran church in town observes its annual mission festival on Sunday September 21 with two services. Services at 10 pm will be conducted by Rev Laabs of Hochheim. Afternoon services begin at 3:30 pm with Rev Dr H Koch of Manitowoc as speaker. Everyone is invited.
Married Couples Apply For Licenses In County Clerk’s Office
A list of individuals applied for marriage licenses at the County Clerk Salter Oberdick’s office in Juneau includes James Welch and Helen Frank of Westford, Lester Miller of Fall River, Dorothy Zastrow of Calamus, Fred Hensler of Portland, Evelyn Pickardt of Watertown, Rev. D. E. Hellemeyer of Appleton, Gertrude Schramm of Lebanon, Everett Schwandt of Hubbard, Virginia Derge, Myron Smith of Fox Lake, Viola Nelson of Randolph, Louis Butterbrodt of Beaver Dam, Henrietta Wabiszewski of Milwaukee, Carl Benzel of Mayville, Annie Stipanovic of Mayville, Hilbert Hodgson of Hustisford, Cora Pieper of Hustisford, Margaret Shaw of Minneapolis, Harold Klink of Rubicon, Dorothy Margelowsky of Hartford, Erwin Petzold and Mildred Schultz of Shields, Harvey Bremer and Bernice Lindemann of Beaver Dam.
Mayville Couple Hosts Fifth Wedding Anniversary Party
Mayville residents held a Friday celebration honoring Mr and Mrs William Fischer Jr on their fifth anniversary with many friends attending. Guests included Mrs F Burkhardt Sr Mrs Bolx Wild Mrs Gilbert Wild Mrs Arnold Muche and Mrs Earl Youngbeck. Lunch was served by several hostesses. The Manns, Mr and Mrs Charles Mann, are spending two weeks vacationing in Montana after visiting relatives in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Fischer Jr
F. Burkhardt Sr
Bolx Wild
Gilbert Wild
Arnold Muche
Wal. Tschury
Coor Kahlhammer
Earl Youngbeck
Charles Mann
Montana
Minnesota
Mann
Ancient manuscript and curiosities from a clipped page
The fragment mentions the original manuscript of Home Sweet Home in the Sib ley Musical library at Eastman Rochester. It notes grease spots removable by blotting paper and a warm iron, Philadelphia Pepper Pot soup created at Valley Forge for George Washington, a Minneapolis inventor Calva who solved wool kink, and a statue in Fairmount Park symbolizing religious liberty gifted in 1876 by B nai B rith with Jewish origins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Home, Sweet Home
Sibley Musical Library
Eastman School of Music
Rochester
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
George Washington
Msuzwue Ladelty
Fairmount Park
United States
B’nai B'rith
International Jewish Organization
Dodge County Court House News from Juneau
One of the first hunting licenses issued by County Clerk Oberdiek went to Anton Hartman of Juneau, 83, an ardent sportsman. Due to lack of funds and ongoing summer projects, several Dodge County highway department employees were taken from the payroll for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge County Court House
Juneau
Oberdiek
Anton Hartman
Dodge County Highway Department
Jay Roll
September Crop Report for Wisconsin Published Now
Wisconsin farmers face below average yields on key crops with large hay and corn crops offset by drought. Oats, barley, and rye production drop nearly 20 percent from 1940 while the state hay crop nears a record. Livestock outlook remains mixed as feed supplies tighten, but a sizeable hay carryover and cattle market activity help balance winter needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
Marriage by design and ruin described in old editorial prose
A collection of clipped phrases sketches marriage as inescapably entangled and punitive, notes on aristocracy as a hereditary class, FHA housing method submissions, Chopin's emotional Warsaw memory leading to Revolutionary Etude, a dining room description with turquoise accents, and dangerous golf at Schwebe course in Burma with a cobra hazard and fireworks to deter snakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwebe
Burma
Cady
Far East
Rangoon
Rex School Notes Discussing Class Meetings For Grades Eight
The 8th grade reading class works on How to Use 3 Library and arranges hobbies from grades 4 to 8. On Friday the 7th and 8th grade pupils will discuss and illustrate the procedure of conducting class meetings for the middle and upper grades.
First English slave trader Sir John Hawkins in 16th century
Home Economy notes public misunderstandings of kitchen utensils. The piece recounts Sir John Hawkins as the first English slave trader, detailing his maritime background, raiding Portuguese slaves, and smuggling them into Spanish colonies with his first successful voyage in 1562 63. It also explains weight differences between troy and avoirdupois pounds for gold and feathers, noting a troy pound equals 12 ounces while a avoirdupois pound equals 16 ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hawkins
New World
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Cirrcuit Court
Bauer
Verna
Mayville Brammond
Edwin
Hermat Butterbrodt
H. H. Beaver Dam
Farm and Home Lines
Parmers Field
Detroit Automobile Court
L. S. Selling
The
Better Vision Institute
James
Hustisford Public
Schoor Echoe
Hurnett
Mission Festival
Salter Oberdick
James Welch
Westford
Helen Frank
Lester Miller
Fall River
Dorothy Zastrow
Calamus
Fred Hensler
Portland
Evelyn Pickardt
Watertown
D.E. Hellemeyer
Appleton
Gertrude Schramm
Everett Schwandt
Virginia Derge
Myron Smith
Viola Nelson
Randolph
Louis Butterbrodt
Henrietta Wabiszewski
Milwau
Carl Benzel
Annie Stipanovic
Hilbert Hodgson
Hustisford
Cora Pieper
Margaret Shaw
Minneapolis,Minn
Harold Klink
Rubicon
Dorothy Margelowsky
Hartford
Erwin Petzold
Shields Mildred Schultz
Shields
Harvey Bremer
Bernice Lindemann
Minneapolis
J. B. Calva
Calva
Market Report
Hustisford Market
Baus
Eis. Cos
Bologna
FHA
Chopin
Stuttgart
Warsaw
Sheraton
REX
Thomas Godfrey Jr
Wilmington
N. C
Stee
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