Wisconsin scholars unite for state archaeology survey
Wisconsin researchers from the University of Wisconsin and other institutions form the Wisconsin archaeological survey to map prehistoric occupation. Leaders include W W Howells and David A Baerreis, Chandler Rowe, Andrew C Whiteford, Moreau Maxwell, W C McKern, and Robert Ritzenthaler. The group plans a major summer project identifying tribes with burial mound sites.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin Archaeological Survey
W. W. Howells
David A. Baerreis
Chandler Rowe
Lawrence College
Appleton
Andrew C. Whiteford
Moreau Maxwell
Beloit College
Beloit
W. C. McKern
Robert Ritzenthaler
Milwaukee Public Museum
Baerreis
University
Typhoid Fever Spreads At Lancaster Wedding
A 19 year old bride at a Lancaster wedding reception contracted typhoid fever. Health officials say others at the reception may have also become ill. Dr A J Greenleaf Lancaster county medical director reports the bride Mrs Margaret Finkheimer Bollinger is diagnosed with the illness and is being treated at her Mountain Home residence.
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Logan High Art Club Plans Local Exhibit
The Logan high school art club will sponsor an art exhibit at Logan featuring 24 reproductions of American watercolors oils and gouaches from artists including Benton Blanch Brackman Cikousky Cosligan Cox Dehn Fiane Hurd Kroll Lucioni Philipp Sample Schrieber Sheets Sayer Sterne and Wood. The display will run for two days at an unspecified date and is the first Logan art exhibit since the war.
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Lucile Blanch
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Niclai Cikousky
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Christmas Lights Spark In Small Florida Town
Christmas lights will burn in Christmas Florida for the first time this year. The Orange county community of about 300 people now has electric lights. It has gained fame nationwide for its distinctive postmark sent on many holiday cards.
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Daily Records of La Crosse Air Travel and Police Court
Dec 11 14 16 and 17 entries list various pilots and aircraft routes to La Crosse from cities like Spring Grove Milwaukee Chicago and Racine with multiple airlines and returned trips. Police Court notes in La Crosse cite numerous individuals paying fines for overtime parking and night firing with extensive name and address lists.
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Wisconsin city assessments vary widely study finds
The Wisconsin Taxpayers Alliance said typical municipalities were assessed at 77 percent of the state recommended value last year with local figures ranging from 38 to 116 percent. The report notes diverse practices across 1798 taxing districts and urges training, records modernization, and district-wide reassessment to improve accuracy and future assessments.
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Former College Dean To Give Tomah Talk
Mrs. C. J. Holtrop former dean of women at Calvin College Grand Rapids Mich will speak at the December Tomah Women’s club meeting on Monday Dec 22 in Tomah Wis Mrs. John Zimmerman leads the program Group singing will be by Mrs. Raymond Berg with Mrs. E J McKean Refreshments will be served by a committee including Mrs W R Ninneman L W Kenny M J Travland Fred Noth and others
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Grand Rapids
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N. Cunningham
Florence Oye
Men Visit Eire Over Fishing Rights Dispute
British and other visitors clash with Ireland over a government rule that all fish are state property and that export rights rest with the state, provoking protests by anglers seeking access to fish.
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Army Seeks Graduates For Officer Ranks
High school graduates under 28 may join officer candidate programs to become second lieutenants in the army or air force. Civilian applicants must complete 13 weeks of basic training before OCS, with promotion paths and benefits outlined by Capt. Emmett G. Quirk at regional recruiting stations.
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Bananas Sent Mostly to United States from Guatemala
Ninety seven percent of Guatemala’s banana exports last year were shipped to the United States. The data highlights strong trade ties as the bulk of the crop reached American buyers.
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Weather Record Forecast for Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa
Weather brief from the U S Department of Commerce notes considerable cloudiness tonight and Tuesday with light snow in Wisconsin north and west and drizzle in the southwest. Minnesota sees mostly cloudy to night with light snow east and colder Tuesday. Iowa expects considerable cloudiness with snow flurries and colder conditions northwest tonight and across the state Tuesday. Shippers forecast covers a 150 mile La Crosse radius with protection needed for north 5 and west 10 hours and south and east 15 hours for shipments.
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River Readings Weather Update Shows Central Plains Low Pressure
Low pressure moves from central plains west of Kansas City with cloudiness and drizzle or light snow flurries over Iowa and eastern South Dakota. The system heads northeast into northern Illinois tonight, bringing light precipitation to southern Wisconsin. High pressure brings fair weather in the Rockies and eastern region. A BC storm center drives rain across Oregon and Washington. La Crosse records near zero temps, similar to extreme northern Minnesota.
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Machines Boost Forest Planting In Wisconsin Woodlots
Madison reports mechanized tree planting has accelerated Wisconsin forest recovery with over 25 million trees planted since devices were perfected four years ago. State forester Fred Trenk notes broad use by farmers mills and foresters, with Minnesota and Michigan each logging several million trees by machine. Cooperative log pools have moved thousands of carloads of sawlogs to veneer markets since the war, demonstrating continuous income from well managed woodlots.
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Two College Graduates Featured On Journal Cover
Mr and Mrs Claire Shepard former La Crosse State Teachers College graduates appear on the November issue cover of the Evinrude News. The article notes their houseboat Polywog completed a record cruise from New York through the Hudson and Champlain to Canada and back, ending in Cleveland with their four children.
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la Crosse State Teachers College
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