Western Wisconsin counties push forward on 1950 highway projects
The six counties in the fifth division office of the state highway department completed a 4.24 million dollar 1950 program. La Crosse county opened with 8.48 miles of U S 14 from the city to Brinkman Ridge finished with dedication on Nov 14. Also 5.573 miles of U S 53 between Holmen and Hunters Bridge graded drained and concreted. Buffalo County built 5.6 miles of Bluff Siding to Fountain City with grading drains bridges and crushed stone base. Jackson County had one project grading bridges and gravel base on 6.5 miles.
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Wisconsin
Fifth Division
State Highway Department
la Crosse County
la Crosse City
Brinkman Ridge
Holmen
Hunter's Bridge
Buffalo County
Bluff
Fountain City
Jackson County
Hixton
Alma Center
Monroe County
Highway 12
Juneau County
Trempealeau County
Pigeon Falls
Osseo
Galesville
Frenchville
Vernon County
U. S. No. 14
Viroqua
Readstown
Coon Valley
Buffalo
Jackson
la Crosse
Monroe
Trempealeau
Vernon
T. M. Reynolds
Waumandee
Misha Mokwa
Pepin County
Merrick State Park
Min
Sparta
Cataract
Clifton
Tomah
Cashton
Norwalk
D.” Strum- Brackett
Centerville
Marshland
Blair
Pine Creek
Perrot
Lemon Juice Remedy Promises Quick Rheumatic Relief
A home remedy extols mixing Ru-Ex Compound with water and lemon juice to treat rheumatic and arthritis pain, claiming relief within 48 hours. It markets a money back guarantee, cites millions of packages sold, and situates this in a regional highway and county project report detail.
City buys marsh land for future use in La Crosse
The City of La Crosse purchased over 100 acres east of Lang drive for 6000 dollars in 1950 and 10 more acres near Oakland street in 1949. Officials see potential as residential fill, a dredged lake, highway alignment, or rubbish disposal, with current assessment at 1500 dollars.
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la Crosse
la Crosse River
Lang Drive
Oakland Street
Oak Grove
11Th
15Th Wards
Long Drive
East Avenue
Ahrens
William Leyman
City agency terms expire in 1951 reshuffle planned
The article lists term expirations for 14 mayoral and council appointees and outlines a planned reorganizational change. A new five member traffic commission is expected, while four health board members will join to make seven. Appointments require mayoral action with common council approval and terms run three years.
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Henry Ahrens
Board of Health
Board of Appeals
Robert Johns
Palmer Hanson
City Plan Commission
Q. H. Hale
Joel Stokke
Board of Park Commissioners
John Ward
T. H. Brindley
Walter Jones
Board of Police and Fire Commissioners
Edward Newbury
Aviation Board
Henry Rebhan
Housing Authority
Oscar Paulson
Board of Education
William Rossiter
Arthur Solie
Otto Zielke
Arthur Teachout
Raymond Rice
George Hall
Gene Luening
Arthur Swan
Albert Klich
Plan Commission
Henry Tietz
Carl Michel
Paul Marcou
Kenneth Salzer
Henry Wittenberg
Everett Yerly
Hale W. Hunt
Frank Gallagher
Emil Schwartz
Clair Meighen
Louis Pitzner
Earl Knutson
Honduras Development Bank studies immigration issue
Honduras Development Bank has launched a study into the nation’s immigration problem to assess its causes and potential policy responses. The effort aims to map flows, impacts, and possible reforms.
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Honduras’ Development Bank
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