Co op packing plants in Wisconsin face failures
A bi monthly News Letter notes multiple failed attempts to form cooperative packing plants in Wisconsin over the last two years. It details the Tat Croose Wausau and Madison plants, their mismanagement, misfunding, and ultimate fates, warning that small co ops struggle against large centralized packers. It argues success requires farmer ownership and sound finances.
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Ars. Wig
Palatine
Puclking
Wiscon Oy
Wisconsin
Co-Opera Tye
Clvents Tilers
de Lanse
Kent
Ttia
Co-Operative
Wann
Adel Wild
Wardle
Hess
Ted
Chicago
Mowt Trust
Swift & Company
Lous
As & Sl Ht
Trelt
Madison
Mos
GMNS
Morn & Res
Anc
Toledo Employment Bureau for Hoboes Proposed
War clouds over rival hobobrotherhoods cleared as J Euds How founder of the International Brotherhood Welfare Association and Gus Gramer grand dictator of the Social Order of Hobots agreed to harmony. The group announced a nine room house converted into a home for hoboes and also to serve as an employment bureau. The convention ended after two weeks of sessions.
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Toledo
Ohio
Sarudray
J. Euds How
International Brotherhood Welfare Aesociation
Gus Gramer
Hobots
Brotherhood
Hobtex
Fragmented note on guarding a gulnet and energy charges
The readable parts describe guarding a gulnet and being in position to undertake energetic tasks on a charge scale from zero to ten. It mentions centralized Aoncpo and swat references, but details are unclear and names are garbled. The item reads as a damaged instruction fragment with no clear event or outcome.
Increased Passenger Rates Effective Saturday
Announcement from local railway offices says state intrasate fares rise to 3.6 cents a mile from 3.0, applicable only within state. Interstate rates not affected. examples show Madison up to 3.18, Milwaukee to 7.97, and other city fares adjusted accordingly.
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Madison
Sibwankes
Refusal to Defer Tax Payments Dominates Senate Action
Washington December 35. The senate finance committee reached a decision against any legislation to defer income and other tax payments due December. The full committee overrode an earlier Republicans dissent. Under a coalition rule the War-Hine laws would gain priority in the House after the immigration bill. Debate on the resolution would be limited to two hours.
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Washington
Senate
Republicas
Res Committee
Sparta Doctor Appointed to State Medical Examiners Board
Madiscs Wis Dr Spencer Dol Tovle of Spacta Wis was appointed a member of Lee state board of medics examiners Saturday by Governor Philipp to fill the vacancy left by De H W Abraham of Appleton who died recently.
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Madiscs
Wis
Spencer Dol
Tovle
Spacta
Lee State Board of Medics Examiners
Philipp
de. H.W. .Abraham
Appleton
Stock Market Close Reflects Mixed Results Across Major Firms
Listed companies including American Can, American Locomotion, Atlas, Copper, Reading, and New York Central show varied performance. Widespread reports mention declines for some sectors while others hold steady or rise, with notable activity across transportation, steel, oil, and tobacco firms amid fluctuating market conditions.
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figsCnalinars
Weer -Cseere
Ravarlouay
Wepercenet
Amerinan Gan
Amerann Car and Foundry
Amerinan
Amerkean International Corp
America
ATLAS
Coppet Sercese Gat Atchison
Trek
Tilliss
Nash Miami
tSates
Midvale Steel
Missouri
New York Central
N.Y
NLHH
Hartford
Norfolk and Western Northern Pact
Oklahoma
Pan American Petroleum
People’s Gass
Pisburg
Raw Consolidated Co
Reading
Limclair
Riaby
Mandard Olof Td Lindebaker Corporation
Tonneysae Copper Texas Co
Maton Pacific
U.S Road
T. & Tetall Star
S. Ind
Atcoho
Amon Ae Willy
Wisconsin Governor Criticizes Federal Encroachment on States
Wisconsin Governor Philipp criticizes federal intrusions into interstate railroad rule control, arguing federal courts mobilize Washington power, endangers states rights, and risks a rigid constitution stretched to fit all regions. He cites a letter to Congressman Vrear regarding state transportation powers.
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Wepsul
Wis
Philippip
Wisconsin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Congress
Vrear
Washington
Legion fund for maternity home tops 3200 dollars
The American Legion campaign for the Salvation Army maternity home raised about 3200 dollars. Adjutant Capt F. H. Schultz of Shuman Post said total campaign expenses were 13.96 dollars and the region skipped a designated day to avoid disturbing a local dedication event.
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America Legion
The
Salvation Arty
F. H. Schultz
Shuman Post
la Crosse County
Salvation Army
Penta’ Ea
Vilas Horner
Schultz
Grand Jury May End For Time During The Week
United States District Attorney A. G. Wolfe said the federal grand jury in session here might not finish its work next week due to ongoing prohibition violations across the district. He indicated adjournment could come in the coming week as indictments are handed down and the jury is excused subject to call, with Judge Lan lex expected to hear the indictments.
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United States
Disvner
A. G. Wolfe
Gay
Federal Grand Jury
Wolfe
Wis
Lan@lex
House Cuts Holiday Recess to Tackle Appropriation Bills
Washington reports the House voted unanimously to shorten the Christmas recess and begin work on the annual appropriation bills. At the urging of Republican leader Mendelsohn, the body agreed to adjourn December 25 and reconvene the following Monday instead of taking a two week break.
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HOUSE
Washington
Representative Mendel
Obituaries Herald Multiple Deaths in West Salem and La Crosse
Mrs Petiga Rinwarty age 74 died in West Salem hospital. Survived by one son William Sanger, three daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral arrangements to be announced. Augusta Shafer, 226 Hall Street, wife of Charles Shafer, died Friday. Born Germany July 1 1866. Survived by husband, a sister and brother in Germany, two uncles. Services from residence Tuesday at 1 20 p.m. and at German Lutheran Church Avon Street at 2 p.m. Rev Julius Bergholz officiating. Interment Oak Grove Cemetery.
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Petiga
Rinwarty
Peter Rinnariz
Liberty Street
West Salem Hospital
William Sanger
Airs MM. Knixel
Martell
Emmrie
Milwaukee
Coven
Augusta Shaper
August
Shafer
Alustreet
Charles Shafer
Alrs
Germany
America
la Crosse
August Roeske
Ranger
Jon Henke
le Crosse
Letter to local plant cited by trade commission
Washington report says federal trade commission released correspondence among agricultural implement manufacturers showing price fixing. Document includes a 1847 letter from J A Case Plow Works to La Crosse Plow Co urging destruction of the letter. La Crosse president calls the trade commission report self contradictory, noting farm implements did not uniformly rise.
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Trade Commission
Washington
Federal Trade Comission 48
Congress
Commission
L.N. Burns
J. 4
Case Plow Works
Ta Crosse Plaw Company
Luclosing
Hirshheimer
J. Hirschemmer
la Crosse
City council debates street cars and park policing plans
Aldermen discuss using series tickets for streetcar fares during peak hours and petition Riverside park policing upgrades. A rail gas rate case begins with the railroad commission and a trunk sewer project is urged for this year. City hall decoration bid awarded and bond ordinance tweaks proposed.
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Pepe
North Third Street
Newburg
Railroad Commission
Verehota
Board Intervenes in N&W Strike at Roanoke
The labor board issued a statement from Norfolk and Western Railway and the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen. President N D Maher of the railway company said trains on the line face disruption as the dispute enters a sensitive phase.
Organization of a Horticultural Society Planned
A meeting near the Chamber of Commerce discussed organizing a county horticultural society. W D Weedy presided, Frederick Cranefield explained state structure, Rasmussen spoke on advantages, and local leaders urged cooperation and local benefits.
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County Horticulums Society
the Chamber of Commerce
Sich & Society
W. D. Weedy
Salter Seed Company
Frederick Cranefield
State Horticultural Society
Rasmussen
Oshkosh
T. H. Campion
State Agricultur Ia
Spreiter
Wessrs
E. J. Bernet
Hauser and Kiensachl
L. F. Easton
Meeting set to organize a membership drive and start thriving group
The article notes plans for a meeting to launch a membership drive and establish a thriving organization. Officers elected include President S. P. Marisse, Vice President Henry Jolivette, Secretary-Treasurer W. S. Spreirer, and Executive Committee members Mrs. L. F. Easton and C. E. Schaefer. Australia has about 3,000,000 bales of wool, mostly low grade.
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S. P. Marisse
Henry Jolivette
W. 5. Spreirer
Australia
General Motors Reopens Pontiac Truck Factor
Pontiac Michigan Gen Motors Truck plant resumes operations after idle period. Most workers returned, with normal production expected soon after the new year. Broken text confirms plant was idle and then reopened.
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General Motors
Pontiac
Mich
Genes Motors
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Wight
Kienhole
P ‘Alderaan Mahoney
William Ruckner
Tri-State Ice Cream Corp
C. E. Schaefer
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