Glass Church Tour and Scenic Wisconsin Route 16 Trip
A Sunday road trip from La Crosse along highways 16 and 162 to Monroe County and Jackson County ends at Paul Wegner’s glass church and Wegner glass yard. The 85 mile, 3 1 2 hour journey highlights the glass structures, fields of corn, and rural scenery with notes on local spots and a stop at Veterans Memorial Park.
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la Crosse Tribune
Tribune
West Salem
la Crosse
Towa
Veterans Memorial Park
No. 162
Blacktop Highway No. 71
Monroe County
Forest Protection District No
Wisconsin
Paul Wagner
American Legion
Wegner
Donald Wegner
Paul
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company
Donald
Jackson County
la Crosse County
Black River
Burr Oak
Stevenstown
Onalaska
Wegner Farm
U. S. No. 16
Glass Church
Medical science gains in the long hay fever fight
The article notes new drugs for hay fever including anthallan developed by Dr. W. S. Loewe, with benadryl and pyribenzamine as current mainstays. One dose lasts about eight hours, three to five doses daily often needed, side effects mild but present. Physicians favor desensitization as allergy analysis advances, and warn against over optimism.
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W. S. Loewe
Stephan Epstein
Wisconsin Medical Journal
Communistic Party Membership Estimate in the United States
Report notes an approximate 24,500 members in the Communistic party across the United States. The figure appears in a broader discussion of political groups and their presence in American society.
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The
Communistic Party
United States
Continue City Nursery School Prolonged Support Planned
Parents agree to cover costs and the nursery project will continue until school starts in September. The Vocational center will stay open for the extra period after a Thursday meeting with the board of education led by representatives Mrs. Mary Arenz and Mrs. Walter Marshall. Contact Mrs. Rose Bellevue at 2806-W to enroll.
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Board of Education
Mary Arenz
Walter Marshall
Rose Bellevue
Radio Programs and Schedule Highlights for August 1946
A dense listing of radio programs across networks NBC CBS and ABC for Sunday August 4 to Monday August 5 1946. Entries cover morning to late evening with talk shows music drama sports and special programs including Today’s Concert NBC Symphony Phil Spitalny Steve activities Robert Merrill and Gene Autry plus soap operas and serials.
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Associated Press
NBC
America United
CBS
People’s Platform
China
Chicago
Robert Merrill
NBC Symphony
Frank Morgan
Alec Templeton
Phil Spitalny
CBS Symphony
Eve Arden
Gene Autry
James Melton
Phil Baker
ABC
Sammy Kaye
Stump the Authors
Frank Sinatra
Drew Pearson
Harry von Zell
Jimmy Fidler
William Bendix
the Lucky Stiff
Jimmy Farrell
WKEH
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Max Hill
Carmen Cavallero
Tommy Dorsey
Manhattan
Jan Savitt
Shrednik
Francis Craig
Eastwood Gardens
Joyce Jordan
Fred Waring
Morton Downey
News
Farrell
Cbs Tennesse
Jed
Ape Tom Mix
Abec
Quincy Howe
Walter Kiernan
Abc-East
Dick Tracy
Abc-West
Mbs-West
Larry Carr
Jack Armstrong
Lowell Thomas
Abc World News
Cal Tinney
Lone Renger
Henry J. Taylor
Kaltenborn
Nhe Bul Brandt
Mbs
Ed Sullivan
Howard Barrow
Pat Man
Gregory Hood
Whitehall Filtration Project Is Approved
Madison Wis Special report the state public service commission on Saturday approved a water filtration unit and improvements at Whitehall Trempealeau county municipal water utility including a new pump house and main extensions. The project costs about 20675 and follows health department advice to draw water from the Trempealeau river due to iron content in underground supplies.
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Madison
Wis
State Board of Health
State Public Service Commission
Whitehall, Trempealeau County
Health Department
The
Utilities Commission
Trempealeau River
New Zealand Meat Output Estimate for 1945-46 Season
New Zealand reports total meat production of 525000 tons for 1945-46 with 349000 tons earmarked for export leaving the domestic market shortfall addressed by foreign demand and policy.
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New Zealand
New Medicine LURIN Promises Ulcer and Indigestion Relief
A new medical discovery touted as highly effective against stomach ulcers caused by excess acid also easing gas pains and heartburn. Sufferers are urged to obtain LURIN from Ford Hopking & Drug Stores and mix two teaspoonfuls in milk for home use with a money back guarantee.
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Ford Hopking & Drug Stores
Wisconsin lists 12935 miles of roads eligible for federal aid
State highway engineer E L Roettiger told Antigo meeting that 12 935 miles in Wisconsin qualify for improvement under a new federal aid setup. Breakdown shows 4380 miles state trunk, 8348 county trunk, 207 other local roads. Prices rising 30 to 100 percent across road and bridge work threaten 1946 plans.
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Wisconsin
E. L. Roettiger
Wisconsin County Highway Commissioners and
County Highway Committee Members Association
Antigo
Roettiger
la Crosse
Burnett
Door
Green
Milwaukee
Sheboygan
Vernon
Waukesha
Public Roads Administration
Public Roads District
Poland Replenishes Horse Stock with Arizona Imports
Poland seeks to rebuild its horse population after losses in the war, importing steeds from Arizona to restore numbers from about 3 million down to 800 thousand. The move aims to stabilize cavalry and agricultural needs amid postwar shortages.
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Arizona
Poland
Authorized and Paid by Louis A Nelson at Onalaska
Louis A Nelson of Onalaska authorized and paid $840 for a transaction. The notice records the authorization and payment details associated with the individual.
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Tri-State Credit Bureau, Inc
Louis A. Nelson
Onalaska
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SE Tribune
Claes Church
In Forestry
Charles Wegner
Paul Wegner
Anthallan
BUICK
Chrysler
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Nash
Hudson
Max
North Third
Schultz & Nelson
South Fourth Street
Continue City Nursery School
Sacred Heart
Guiding Light
Betty Crocker
Whitehall
Clinton L. Peterson
Milton L. Stoen
Main St
Credit Bureau
Louis G
Nelson
Sheriff’s Dept
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