Food boxes scattered for lost hunters in Michigan woods
In northern Michigan a Chicago hunter missing four days after a pear tragedy is guiding a food box program. Boxes include food items and utensils plus matches. Hunters are urged to report tampering with the food boxes.
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Michigan Woods
Chicago
Decorah Tragedy on Ice Leaves Man Missing
Rudolph Forgrin dies in Decorah ice accident while skating with Margaret Swendby at Duluth. Miss Margaret's body recovered. Forgrin's body not found. Also reports foreclose mortgage on Dan Patch line and local civic improvements and obituaries in Decorah.
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Iowa
Rudolph Forgrin
Margaret Swendby
Duluth
Mr. Forgrin
Alice
Miss Margaret
Mr. Porgrin
Patch Line
Minneapolis, St. Paul
Chamber urges milk served in half pint portions for schoolchildren
The Manitou lin Chamber of Commerce recommends to the board of education that milk be served in half pint portions to school children to improve nutrition. The note argues many pupils are under nourished and ties aid to welfare of the community and youth.
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Wis
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Madison Square Garden Goes Under Hammer
Madison Square Garden in New York is auctioned to satisfy a 2.3 million dollar mortgage from New York Life Insurance. Once a landmark near Fifth Avenue, the 1880s hospitality and event venue is valued around 4 million and surrounded by changing skyline.
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Contempt jail for man who diverted alimony payment
Wausau Wisconsin December eight Ted Suchkowski of Schofield was ordered to pay his wife temporary alimony and, after sending his check to his landlady instead, was jailed by Judge Reid on a contempt charge.
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Wausau, Wis
Ted Suchkowski
Schofield
Reid
Old Saws Lose Their Teeth in Modern Era
Many traditional adages no longer bite, with readers finding changing wisdom in contemporary life as old proverbs drift from sharp guidance to nostalgic echoes.
Government probes freight car shortage tied to price rise
Special assistant attorney general George Anderson will lead a Justice Department inquiry into the freight car shortage. A conference with Interstate Commerce Commission Chair Meyer produced data sharing and a belief the shortage affects food and coal prices. The American Railway Association ordered higher intercompany rates for detained borrowed cars to ease the shortage. In Shawano Wisconsin the public library marks good book week with a talk by librarian Katherine Hayter on books and Christmas purchases.
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Anderson
Department of Justice
Meyer
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
American Railway Commission
Shawano
Wis
Shawano Public Library
Katherine Hayter
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