Westby Schools Set Open for 1935-36 Term
Westby Wis special report notes the public schools open Monday September 2 with morning session at 8 45. Freshman registration Friday and Saturday evenings 7 to 9 30 in the high school library. New courses include complete business and chemistry year. Kindergarten starts Tuesday at nine. Board weighs adding pre kindergarten if enough interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westby
Wis
Board of Education
Forrest Russell
la Crosse
Birgena Ballsrud
Mmes
Ray Peterson
Beaver Dam
Alvin Dummer
Chaseburg
T. M. Thoreson
Charlene
Sibyl Jefson
Myrtle
Rebecca Theige
Ada
Lorraine
Irene Hagen
Helen
Barna Thoreson
Olive Leum
Wilmar
Minn
Sacred Heart
Avanelle Swenson
Lillian
C. P. Flugstad
Mito Willard
Howard Peterson
Philip Peterson
Marquette
Mich
Alice Smith
Little Delores Button
Richland Center
Erling Holte
Fritz Goettel
Fredzell
Charles Ballsrud
High Banks
Hatfield
Signe
Minnesota Towns Include 35 Debt Free Municipalities
The League of Minnesota Municipalities reports 35 Minnesota towns with 500 plus population carry no debt and own property valued at 207 million dollars. The 1934 education levy totals 31.792 million, with 36 cities and villages having central heating plants and local governments holding bonded debt over 214 million. The annual year book, edited by the league, provides extensive statistics on local government, taxation, public utilities, population and officials. President is 5. E. Hughes of Austin.
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Minnesota
League of Minnesota
League of Minnesota Municipalities
5. E. Hughes
Austin
Taste For Mother's Dishes Lingers Throughout Lifetime
A reflective column notes nostalgia for mothers cooking in small town and city life. Homesick diners crave sage sausage, fried chicken, biscuits and pies while sharing varied regional flavors. Recipes for fruit dressings and macaroons are included as tasty memories and practical summer desserts.
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Missouri
Kentucky
Virginia
Penny Chase Costs $125 in Medical Bills
High Point, N. Co. reports that Co. C Stoker, a city policeman, spent $125 pursuing a penny he gave his two year old son after the child swallowed the coin. Hospital bills have reached $125 to date.
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High Point
N. Co
Stoker
Vocational Students To Register Tuesday
All part time opportunity and half time students will register at the Vocational school at 9 a m Tuesday Sept 3 registration in room 4 continues for the week Part time students in the College of Commerce register 1 p m Tuesday Sept 4 for returning students new students register Sept 4 at 1 p m Regular classes start Sept 5 Trades and industry department registers Sept 10 The school expects many full time students aiming for trade preparation.
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Vocational
College of Commerce
Trades and Industry
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Miss Grace
Gerald Bratlié
Madison
Leum
Olive
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Earl Anseth
Rolf
Wauwatosa
Steve Marich
Florence Brye
Viroqua
Valera Plikuhn
Daughters of
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Mmnes
Gilbert Bakken
John Hallingstad
Simon Nersveen
Math Thompson
Jersey
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Lighthouse
K. C
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Hormel
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Monte Carlo
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Santa Clarag
Poe
Celal
California
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South Fourth Street
South Eighth Street
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Roller & Albrecht
Charles and
Gilbes
Mary E. Dague
NEA
Ohio
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Main
Kellogg's
A Newman
Kellogg
Battle Creek
la Crosse Iga
Dore
J.T
IGA Wheat
Zeneda
Ile
New Hampshire
IGA Fresh Creamery
IGA
Crisco
Washington Bartlett Pears
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