Weather Helps Monroe Farmers Resume Fall Plowing
Fall plowing resumes as fine weather aids Monroe County farmers after a period of rot and frost damage. Soil is prime for work though early season dryness delayed progress. Notable local figures include Mauston residents and Wisconsin University agriculture students. crossing safety at the St Paul railroad entry is discussed by the city council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tomar
Mosiroo Co
Dee
University of Wisconsin
Alvin Vandervort
Charles ‘Tolek
Otto Melrooder
Alfred Olson
Dobn
Two Women Die in Kerosene Explosion Fire
In Jefferson County a house fire started by a kerosene explosion killed two women and injured others. Mrs Warns Lanne ent bor HALoe and SNe Anan Aids xa Ghowerws burned. neighbors pulled the family from the burning home but the blaze spread rapidly trapping Muss Kuskin et and others. The incident occurred Sunday as authorities investigate the cause and assess the damage to the farm and surrounding area.
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Warns Lanne
Hame
Jefferson County
Lamansky
Lantvianskgy Clarten
Toybereder
Lamunsiee
Uhr Samer
Muss Kuskin
Convicted Man's Death of Mother Sparks courtroom confusion
A man was convicted in a case involving the death of his mother. The trial featured unclear testimony and misstatements as witnesses described a violent incident. The defendant's intoxication affected his memory of the events, and the verdict reflected the jury's challenge in disentangling fact from confusion.
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Busa
Sonoelion
Rusa
Stock Market Close Amid Mixed Sanctions and Industrial Names
The list of companies and industries appears to mix sanctions references with a dense catalog of firms. Names include American Beet Sugar, American Cat and Poundry, American International Corp, Amortcead tide and Leather, International Paper, Kennecott Copper, Maxwell Motors, and Studebaker, among others, alongside railroads like Central of New Jersey and Norfolk and Western. The text resembles a scrambled OCR sheet mapping stocks and manufacturers rather than a coherent single-issue report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icks
Hunt Hour Central
New Jersey
Tomag IG Polity
Union Raf
Wasuk
Amus-Chalmers
Amoticna Cateveseca Rey Yeseae
American Cat and Poundry
Amortcead Tide and Leather Ptd
American International Cor American Tecamotiva
Axrdiv
Antoelcan
Great Northern Oreatia
Olof X. J. Ald
Studebaker_ Corporation
Aygnnnance Copper 13 CO
Wee
Texas
Pacifl
Wage cuts hit eastern mills as textile workers face reductions
Lawrence Massachusetts and other eastern centers report large scale wage reductions for textile operatives amid manufacturer rounds. About 16 000 Arlington Mills workers see a 22 percent cut, with similar actions noted in New Bedford and Biddeford. Effects target coble operatives and general loom and textile staff as unions and mills respond.
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Lawrence
Mass
Arlington
Renger
Merchiauise
Punitie Oil
Culbertson Resigns as Ripon President in Landmark Move
Wise president Henry Cry Culbertson of Ripon tendered his resignation at a trustees meeting here Monday. He cites a desire to devote time to educational work instead of managing college duties and has accepted a position as an education lecturer at a Chantaquy cinema.
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Minwaurna
Henry Cry Culbertson
Ripon
Noleso
Hod of Prustees
Wrangel fleet sails toward Tunisport and Bizerta
Amid war news, Wrangel forces retreat after defeat as the Russian Soviet fleet sails from Constantinople toward Tunisport Bizerta. The flotilla includes a dreadnought three cruisers four submarines and seven destroyers with commander Warne supervising the remaining cruiser Karnilofe.
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Constantinopla
Warnecol
Wrangel
Conettgtagnt Monts
Bizerts
Tusis
Gonrrab Wringel
Karnilofe
Chance to enlist in Navy Shortens Enlistment Window
W R Dunham chief boat swain at the local recruiting station says enlistments in the musicians branch and yeomen and shiffitters schools are rapidly disappearing as the Navy nears a planned complement of 343,000. He warns men to decide quickly before the closing of the fiscal office and notes those enlisting now will be granted leave for the holidays before reporting January 3 in Milwaukee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R B. Dunhem
Dunham
Milwaukee
Poverty Amid Music In A Windowless Shack
Welfare investigators in Decorah report a Mason City family living in a windowless chimneyless shack near brick yards. A stovepipe protrudes through a roof hole, furniture consists of two blankets a stove and a dry goods box used as a table. A $109 phonograph plays classical music inside, as welfare workers document conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City
Sicope
Registered Mail Found in Iowa Investigation
Investigation into registered mail in Des Moines Iowa reveals letters postmarked in Iowa and addressed to Kansas City and other cities. Open envelopes contained checks and money orders. most letters dated November 29 and postmarked in Iowa.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Towa
Chicago
Burlington & Quincy
Rattroin
Kansas City
Golombe
Wisconsin
Juna
Nebraska
Embargo Proposal on Grain and Livestock Imports
Washington reports Representative Young proposes a one year embargo on wheat flour barley flax wool and livestock imports. He also introduced a bill to set a permanent duty schedule on these items after the embargo.
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Washington
Young
North Dake
Cotton Crop Largest Since 1914 Record Declared
Washington reports the cotton crop estimated at 12,987 bales exclusive of linters, marking the largest yield since the 1914 record. The Agriculture Department released the Monday estimate, noting the planed production reached new highs for the period.
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Washington
Department of Agrimules
WO Dales
Bread Prices Cut in Milwaukee Area
A drop of one cent per loaf is reported in many Milwaukee bakeries reducing the retail price. Tod and one fifteen cent drop to their lowest bound.
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Milwaukee
Milwauren
Wis
Tod
Mrs Flovhson and Others Die. Obituary Notices
Obituaries list Mrs Flo Vohxson Mes Elad Johneon at 1715 Badser Street dying after paralysis. Born in Norway December 10 1887 she came to the U S at four and lived in La Crese. survivors include husbands five children two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services at 2 p m from 1719 Badger Street with Norwegian Lutheran rites. interment Oak Grove Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs Peter Rinkartz and Mrs Jane Vale with times and cemeteries.
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Flo Vohxson
Elad Johneon
Badser Street
Johnson
Norway
Ias
Lings
la Crease
Ihih
GeeLvehtan
Re Oo Crosse
Carl
John Baker
St. Paul
Kansas City
Sto
Marlin Toernon
Theo. Torgerson
Morris
Tink
Lena Mickelson
Karo Stogiin
Clarion
Land
Hoffman
Mino
Bxdger Street
Nora Lutheran Sharete Ail
Oak Grove Cémétery
Kleinartz Wins Verdict in Miller Suit Over Commission
Frank Kleinartz was awarded a verdict in a suit brought by W. H. Miller over a claimed commission on a real estate deal. Judge Higbee ordered Kleinartz to receive four thousand nine hundred fifty dollars as a counterclaim, while the case involved sales of property and furniture.
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Frank Weinartz
William E. Aller
Venlitt
Higbee
Leinartx
Equity Inn House
la Croste
Householl
Miller
Kleinartz
Churches oppose jury report on repeal of dry act
Churches and religious groups protest a federal grand jury report urging repeal of the Volstead Act and allowing light wines and beer production. The Men’s Forum and Grand Avenue Congregations led opposition, criticizing secrecy of the evidence and hindering prosecutions. Ministers preached against the report and congregations planned support for the indicted men.
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Milwayeow
Grand Avenue
Geiger
Grand Jury
Supreme Court Disposes of Multiple War Era Cases
The Supreme Court sustains lower court rulings in a wave of indictments accusing 25 defendants of involvement in the deportation of war material to allies. The decision quashes writs of error and upholds federal indictments amid disputes over an interstate assignable car order by the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Sterclos
Lovid Lamar
Wall Street
Henry Bi B Machin
Supreme Court
Bisbee
Arizona
New Mexico
Interstate “Prouerce Commission
The
Supreme Cours
Lewhbert Run Coul Comppany
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Help Expressed
The undersigned extend heartfelt gratitude to those who aided us after the death of our loved son and brother. We acknowledge the support from Dr P Larsen and Mary El-Jeu Larsen among others during our family’s recent bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peewee
DR. P. Larsen
Mary el- Jeu Larsen
Houston County Records Farm Bureau Membership Drive
At the annual meeting of the Houston company farm bureau twelve state farm bureau solicitors spoke. Members reside on farms, four in Iowa and eight in Minnesota. The bureau adopted a state federation plan requiring five dollars yearly and an initiation fee of five dollars the first year, plus a rewritten constitution enabling township organization. Rivalry grows with Fillmore County which has 1390 members after its drive. Houston County seeks the same record.
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Calddonia
Minn
Houston Company
Arm Barem
State Farm
Bu‘peng Federation
Lving
Iowa
Eisht
Minnesota
Farm Bureau
Loto Ie Company Bureau
Sid
Houston
Fillmore
Houston County
Bowling Tourney Dates Set for Badger Elks Event
Osbrush Wisconsin Elks set dates for a bowling tournament in Green Day from February 10 to March 21, announced after a Sunday Wis Bowling League executive meeting with eight committee members present. Last year saw two hundred five teams participate in the event.
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Osbrush
Green Day
Hardy Bluejay Takes Cold Bath in December News
A bluejay was found entering a bird bath at 125 Southenth Street during a milder December spell. The incident, noted as a possible local record for bluejays in the area, contrasted with woodpeckers and other birds which typically head south for winter.
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Shermim Lehnen
Southenth Street
Chin
RULE OVER DANZIG REPORT AND POLISH CLAIMS
Reports suggest Polish pressure over Danzig continues as discussions surface on the Ancon and Tacna agreements. Geneva dispatches note Peru and Bolivia seek a review, while Argentina faces scrutiny over its delegation withdrawal under Irigoyen’s direction.
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Danzig
Smiths Take Lead in New York City Directory
The well known have regained numerical supremacy in New York, according to the city’s directory issued Monday. They leap ahead of Cobans Cohons and Colns, with the Smiths leading by about four columns and around 200 names.
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York City
NEW Ork
New York
Weight and development guidance for a boy of seven feet tall
A reader asks for the weight of a boy five feet seven inches tall and age dependent ranges such as 130 pounds at 12 years and 135 pounds at 18. Advice notes weight varies with age and height. The reply links bands and arms development to targeted exercises and cautions on skin eruptions in children, recommending a skin specialist for accurate diagnosis and noting common causes like fungal infections and dermatitis.
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Oreder
Wisconsin Hotel Listings Across Towns Reflect Regional Travel
A long OCR style catalog lists numerous Wisconsin locales and inns from La Crosse to Viroqua, with many names of hotels, proprietors, and nearby towns such as Soldiers Grove Alma Genoa Stoddard Winona and Richfield. It reads like a travel or lodging directory with scattered personal names and places across the region.
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Gen
Soldiers Grove
Maybee
Gro
Gle Berger
Alma
Genoa
A Chris
Joseph
Soto
Stoddard
W. Go
Winona
Mini
H. Sona
Badison
Wis
Floyd Duxbury
Caledonia
Evley
Odlwelu
Tas
Mes
de Dyan
Mra
MB. Smith
Viroqua
TrowbHdge
James
Richi Canter
Edwih
Crotty
Gatedown
Linn
Ray Barton
Ghivages L
King Eurnkos
Wiss Nvin
Buck
Lau Chaire
Une
Ache O. Bryc
Wirodt
de Sete
Air
Vin
Harriet Bangor
Minn
A. Hodge
Warner
Aika
Martha Welper
Libh Mandan
N. D
Firmer Davidson
Davidserm Tennl OT
Trowston
Pina
WOH
Jaas ‘Bromley
cWwesth
Tala Bown Aberdaei
Tiliinson
Kerrygitte
Eaiss
Hazel Bloak
Miss Tz Kloak
Ne Soto
West
T Millie
Eogens Chaseburg
Ruts
Luth Ernest
Audrey H. Bre
Sen May Perky
Keepy
Th Toagne
Harpers Perry Taj
Steamer W L Crawford Runs Aground Near Milwaukee Harbor
The steamer W. L. Crawford, owned by Hanna interests of Cleveland, bound for Milwaukee with 11,000 tons of coal, ran aground on rocks in fog off Kenwood Boulevard, about three miles north of the harbor entrance. The vessel began to leak after the impact.
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Milwaukee
Mildwaukes
Wis
W. LG. Crawford
Hanna Interests
Cheveland
Sad
Kenwood Bouleward
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Monroe
Tomah
Harding
Nano
Hardy
Seupety Karger
Taft
Bedford
Torkfork Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Lorscire Company
Pepperroll
York
Culbertson
Tunisport
Kewanee Boiler Company
Langese Steel
Pneunia
Charles Larson
Charles 1
Laurson
Ma Vigbre
Navy
Peter, Hinearts
Peter Rinkartz
William Punger
Liberty Street
Jane Vale
Jane Dale
Dwyer
Galesville Presbyterian Church
Malcom C. Mapnuso
Galesville
Cuba
Albert Rathbone
Rathbone
Treasury
Wile
United States
Department
Armericat
Frank Kleinartz
W. H. Miller
Badger
ELKS
Hardy Bluejay
A. Galfour
Bri
Taenajana Africa
League of Nations
Geneva
la Nacion
Raymond Poincare
French Republic
Paris
Teage
Assembly of the League ’ i
Irigoyen
Irogoygts
Assembly of the League of Nations
la Epoch
Sixile
Union
Coun
Washington, D. C
Uncle Sam
M. D
U.S. Public Health Service
LA Crosse Hotels
Ing
Winena
Sinville
Wiss Steer
Land Center
Dure
Kieren
Milwau- Okee
Brockway
J.D. Schwartz
Avon
C. M. J. Finn
George
R. Geo. Smith
Rose
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