Gateway City Transfer Moves to New Home in Milcor Plant
Gateway City Transfer Company relocates to 2130-50 South Avenue in the former Milcor Steel plant after a decade at the Montague building. The La Crosse based firm serves several states with about 480 employees and 277 vehicles, expanding offices and loading facilities as routes now cover over 5,200 miles to 450 towns in Wisconsin Minnesota Illinois Iowa Missouri.
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Gateway City Transfer Company
Milcor Steel Company
W. R. Montague
Northard Street
South Avenue
la Crosse
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Iowa
Dakot
Michigan
Gateway Transfer
North 3rd_ street
Chicago
Twin Cities
Illinois
Missouri
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New Gateway City Transfer Company
Snakes Found Within Arctic Circle
A report notes discovery of venomous snakes inside the Arctic circle, indicating unexpected wildlife presence and potential ecological implications.
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Arctic Circle
Wisconsin river data drive aimed at open river conditions
The Wisconsin conservation commission seeks input from sportsmen to study open river conditions in upper Mississippi boundary waters. It recalls past inattention and urges reporting on ice fishing expeditions and open water, with a Jan. 18 Madison meeting to guide future actions.
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Conservation Department
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin Conservation Commission
Upper
Mississippi
U. S. Army
St. Louis
Commission
C. F. Culler
Capt. Culler
Elmer Lang
Louis Giesen
Ted Johnson
Michigan Conservation Department
Department
Lansing
Men’s Sketch club meeting notes and art activity
Beverly Marker posed for the third straight Men’s Sketch club meeting held Monday night. E. O. Forseth works on an oil portrait of the young woman while Pvt. Henry Loder and Pvt. Henry Wenclauski sketched with the group. The club shifts to Tuesday nights with 7 15 p.m. studio hours and a monthly reduced-rate plan. Junior Sketch meets Thursdays at 7 30 p.m. under Meyer and Forseth supervision. under 18s may visit to inquire about the work.
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Beverly Marker
E. O. Forseth
Henry Loder
Chicago
Henry Wenclauski
Green Bay
Camp McCoy
B. W. Meyer
Oyster Shells and Coral Islands Build on Calcium
Sea water contains only about six hundredths of an ounce of calcium per gallon yet oysters form strong shells and corals create islands by accumulating this element.
Debate letter attacks pasteurized milk policy and raw milk rights
H Clay Evenson defends raw milk access while criticizing pasteurized milk advocacy. He argues for liberty in choosing remedies, cites U S reports on scurvy from pasteurized milk, and urges opposed ordinances and profits over public health. He calls for transparency and warns against fear rhetoric to profit.
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Tribune
U. S. Department of Agriculture
U. S
S. Henry Ayers
Dairy Division of Animal Husbandry
Jones
United States Health Reports
U.S. Public Health Report
Dr. Wiley
Billy Mitchell
H. Clay Evenson
RAF Down 15 Japanese Planes Over Burma Peninsular Fight
RAF fighters intercepted large formations of Japanese attackers over the Mayu peninsula in western Burma on Saturday morning. Allied communique says 15 enemy planes were shot down and six more probably destroyed with many damaged. Two RAF fighters failed to return. one pilot is safe and the other believed to have reached safety.
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New Delhi
Mayu Peninsula
Burma
Wisconsin establishes separate college of commerce at UW
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents separated the school of commerce from the college of letters and sciences to form a distinct college. The move ends a drawn out dispute that the state legislature prompted by authorizing a regents decision. The regents asked for a dean candidate, with F. H. Elwell, current director of the school, favored by business leaders as the top contender.
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School of Commerce
U. of W
College
Regents
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
College of Letters and Science
Board of Regents
Clarence A. Dykstra
Regent Committee
F. H. Elwell
Marshfield Veterinarian Dies After Collision Near Spencer
Dr. Fred W. Warsinske aged 67 died Saturday noon in a Highway intersection crash near Spencer Marathon county while driving in Marshfield. Authorities reported the Marshfield veterinarian sustained fatal injuries in the accident.
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Marshfield
Wis
Fred W. Warsinske
Spencer
Marathon County
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Rockford
Ill
Milwaukee
Janesville
Monroe
Eau Claire
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Winona
Rochester
Owatonna
Mankato
la Crosse Trust
Company
Alfred W. Rice
Montana
Washington
Badger State Sportsmen’s Club, Inc
la Crosse County
Harry Packman
Pitzner’s
North 7Th St
Cole
Anne
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Fifth Avenue South
BIG Bond
Rivoli
MGM
Ero
A. Vailitie
Wile
Sth Avenue
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