Texas chemist creates palatable cottonseed flour
A Texas chemist, C. W. McMath, claims to have developed a commercial cottonseed flour after years of research. He designed new machinery, faced skepticism, and secured approval from the American Medical Association committee on foods. Tests indicate high protein phosphorus and vitamins B and C. The flour blends with wheat for bread cake and pastry, yielding a nutty brown product.
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Worth
Texas
C. W. McMath
Texas A
M. College
T. J. Harrell
Texas Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
McMath
American Medical Association
Committee On Foods
Wedding bells at Pinneselig for Miss Jennie Johnson and Rudolph Benrud
Miss Jennie Johnson of Little Falls Minnesota and Rudolph Benrud of Galesville Wisconsin wed at Pinneselig Lutheran church Saturday. Guests included Mr and Mrs L A Mangen. Benrud a local BR painter and decorator, will live on Lake Road in the bungalow formerly occupied by the Gale McKeeths. The Benruds' parents attended, including H O Benrud of Minneapolis. Funeral services for Mrs Peter Kertzman were held in Fountain City with burial at Oak Ridge Cemetery. she was born Barbara Lemmer in Befoort Luxembourg and came to America as a child. She is survived by a husband and three sons.
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Galesville
Wis
Jennie Johnson
Litte Falls
Minn
Rudolph Benrud
Pinnespelig
Innewawa Lutheran Church
L. A. Mangen
Benrud
H. O. Benrud
Lake Road
Gale McKeeth
Minneapolis
Peter Kertzman
Fountain City
Oak Ridge
Reaix Minneska
Kertzman
Barbara Lemmer
Befort
Uxembourg
America
Family and social notes from Galesville area events
A roundup of visits and gatherings in Galesville and nearby towns includes Albert and family in Minnesota City and Winona, Mrs Klein of La Crosse hosting, and Sunday guests with the Wiley and Higbee families in La Crosse. Also listed are travel to Minneapolis, a Filipino arrival visit, and a Kansas City guest list. Reports mention a death in Racine, a new baby in the Grayburn family, and a Nettie Thompson reunion with multiple attendees. Two arm injuries and three minor surgeries are noted among local children.
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Albert
Minnesota City
Edwin
Winona
Arnold
Barbara
J. FP. Lemmer
Frank Lemmer
Fountain City
Albert Klein
la Crosse
Walter Harrison
G. M. Wiley
Jesse EB. Higbee
Mary
Nancy
Betty
Vivian Staley
Arnold Wiley
Ben Hartl
Ford Stickler
A. F. Kindsley
Minneapolis
Thomas Loft
W. A. Wyman
Winnebago
Grace Ogden
Wyman
Emery Terpening
Millard Herreid
Ania Lee
Anna Slette
Blair
Major
Peter J. Lloyd
America
Philippine Islands
Galesville
Mary Conrad
Oakland
James Grayburn
Nettie Thompson
Thompson
H. ©. Benrud
W. W. York
Kansas City
Thomas Graham
George Boucher
Walter Coram
B. Shane
J. F._Entz
Waterloo
Taj
Oscar Thompson
Gale
F. T. Younker
Creston
Ohio
Louis, Jr
Louis Kwosek
Veral
Padre of Prisons Dies in Rooftop Plunge
In San Francisco hundreds of Paulist parishioners mourn the death of Rev. Oliver A. Welsh known as the Padre of the Prisons. He fell three stories from the priest house roof adjacent to the church while watching a sunset. Authorities believe dizziness caused the fall.
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San Francisco
Calif
Oliver A. Welsh
Father Welsh
Returns To Ranks Of Clergy After 3 Years
Rockford John A Logan Warren returned to the clergy after eight years away and immersion service at Blackhawk Park with 300 watching. He was unfrocked in 1927 over charges involving an 18 year old parsonage maid and later won a $10,000 slander suit against three former congregants.
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Rockford
John .A. Logan Warren
Rock Tiver
Blackhawk Park
Warren
Christian Association of America
Methodist
Durand, DL
Ouster Suit Dismissed Against Lake Town Officials
Milwaukee Circuit Judge Walter Schinz dismissed an ouster suit against five Town of Lake officials. The action by taxpayer Alex Drosen charged neglect of duty and incompetence. The judge said the charges were malicious and reckless and without regard to the officials’ character.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Walter Schinz
Alex Drosen
Thre
John Mueller
A. H. Thole
Joseph Rudolph
Ervin J. Prasser
Eugene. P. Dimo
Schinz
Drogen
Drosen
Congress in Session Reviews Key Bills for Roosevelt
In Washington the morning session notes social security and Spanish war pensions and airmail bills awaiting Roosevelt’s signature or veto. AAA amendments advance in conference after Senate and House approval.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Twohambers
Athletic field yields record rye crop
In Fort Atkinson Wisconsin a spring planting of rye on an athletic field yields a record crop. The report notes unusually vigorous growth and potential impacts on local sporting grounds and agricultural practice.
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Atkinson
Wis
New Athletic Field Seeded With Rye Kernel Mix
A fragment describes grass seeding for a new athletic field on Whitewater Avenue. It mentions extra large kernels of rye used to protect soil and a 60 bushel yield estimate, noting soil protection and early growth conditions.
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Whitewater Avenue
Busahels
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