Wisconsin Bankers Meet Attends Chippewa Falls Session Heavily
The Wisconsin Bankers association fourth annual meeting drew nearly all of its seventy member banks to Chippewa Falls. Attendees discussed the panic causes and remedies, debated state guarantees of deposits, and opposed postal savings banks. Officers elected included President W C Ribenack, Vice President W A Blackburn, and Secretary Treasurer George D Bartlett. The banquet followed a well attended session.
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Chippewa Falls
Wis
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
McCall
Newman
L. A. Baker
New Richmond
Congress
A. E. Bradford
Augusta
F. A. Parlow
Clear Lake
James FE
W. E. Coffin
Eau Claire
Gov. Davidson
Wisconsin
Roy P. Wilcox
W. C. Ribenack
Menomonie
W. A. Blackburn
Bruce
George D. Bartlett
Stanley
L. M. Newman
Chippewa Fall
Wisconsin Y M C A Convention Opened In Janesville
The Wisconsin Y M C A opened its thirty third annual convention at the First Congregational church in Janesville led by state president John M Whitehead. Fred S Goodwin spoke on Wisconsin Men and the Campaign for Bible Study followed by talks from C H Sedgwick and Dr W B Riley. Delegates and visitors exceed last year with more international speakers including C V Hibbard from Racine and visits from George T Coxhead and V Hibbard of Racine.
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Appleton
Wis
John M. Whitehead
Janesville
Wisconsin Y. M. C. A
First Congregational Church
C. B. Willis
Milwaukee
Fred S. Goodwin
International Committee
New York
Wisconsin
C. H. Sedgwik
Manitowoc
W. B. Riley
Minneapolis
Bible Hour
Y. M. C. A. Workers of International Note
C. V. Hibbard
Racine
Japan
Orient
W. H. Day
Emmett R. Hicks
Oshkosh
Riley
George T. Coxhead
St. Louis
V. Hibbard
Racife
Indian May Lose Heat in Congress
Washington D C January 20 A circulated report claims Representative Charles D Carter of Oklahoma may lose his seat over insufficient naturalization duration He was born August 16 1869 in a Choctaw log cabin and rose from Chickasaw Manual Labor Academy to politics and elected to the 60th Congress defeating Disney and Cumbie
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Washington, D. C
Charles D. Carter
Oklahoma
Congress
Carter
Chickasaw Manual Labor Academy
Tishomingo
Chickasaw Council
Indian Territory
McKinley
United States
L. G. Disney
Cumbie
War Declared on Scrub Grains by Wisconsin Agricultural Program
The Wisconsin university agricultural school and the Wisconsin Experiment Association plan to replace scrub grain varieties with standard seeds. They promote Wisconsin No. 7 corn and Wisconsin No. 35 barley, claiming higher yields and climate resilience, with hundreds of corn centers to spread pure seed. The effort, supported by Prof. R. A. Moore and 1,200 association members, aims to remove scrub barleys and corns from the state and increase production.
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Madison
Wis
University Agricultural School
Wisconsin Experiment Association
Wisconsin
Mr. Moore
Thief Loses Roll in Racine Chicken Theft
Mrs J Wensing of DeKoven avenue found a wallet with $600 after a man stole 24 chickens from her coop. The thief fled in a buggy before 7 percent, leaving the money behind. she awaits his return to claim the cash.
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Racine, Wis
J. Wensing
DeKoven Avenue
Wisconsin oil usage figures show barrels inspected
State Oil Inspector Edward L. Tracy reports that for the year ending Sept. 30, 1936, 319,460 barrels of oil were inspected in Wisconsin. The data indicate annual oil usage within the state.
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Madison
Wis
Edward L. Tracy
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Oil Inspection Totals By District Leader
John C. Neidbalski of La Crosse reports 198 046 barrels inspected in district 26 covering La Crosse and part of Trempealeau. Milwaukee district 62 151 barrels inspected. Wisconsin has 64 inspection districts.
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la Crosse County
Trempealeau
John C. Neidbalski
la Crosse
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Former Sheriff Sullivan Settles $10,000 Demand
In Fond du Lac Wisconsin on January 24 former Sheriff Thomas G Sullivan paid $659 to County Treasurer Carey to settle a $10,000 demand. An earlier plan to prosecute was dropped after an agreement with Sullivan and Mr Sheridan requiring each party to contribute $650. The read Tribune ad cites a tonic claim for health benefits and long-running sales.
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Fond DU Lac, Wis
Thomas G. Sullivan
Carey
Amour
Sullivan
Sheridan
Life saved as three ton granite block falls
Beloit Randolph Ballinger escaped serious harm by leaping from beneath a three ton granite block during unloading, though he sustained heavy bruises. In Durand three youths were sentenced to reform school for burglary after pleading guilty. In Eau Claire logs moved to Five Mile dam for summer work. Two boys injured in a rabbit hunting accident near Chippewa county. Grand Rapids man fell from sidewalk after hitting a hitching post. In Janesville a dog attack on Mrs. Charles Weaver was blocked by a fur muff. Madison offers free home study on highway construction for road officials. Makwonago man lost four fingers on a corn shredder. Racine grocer received money in an envelope with no author. Racine traveler sick from quinine. recovering. Sheboygan youth committed to reform school for theft. Conference program includes cooking and hygiene lectures plus public talks. reception planned February eight.
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Durand
Newcomb
Andrew Johnson
Evin Barley
Charles Clark
State Reform School
Eau Claire
William J. Roland
Eau Claire River
Northwestern Lumber Company
Five Mile Dam
Chippewa
John Dreger
Cleveland
Frank Leonard
Colburn
Grand Rapids
John Zettle
Wisconsin Central Railroad
Janesville
West Bluff Street
Charles Weaver
Mukwonago
James McCaleny
Vernon
Kacine
Patrick Nevins
Milwaukee
Nevins
Racine
A. A. Shepherd
Illinois
Aurora
Ill
Sheboygan
Adam Turner
Waukesha
Joseph Panger
Reverend Father OBrien of Lowell Endorses Fiction Works
A fragmented note records that Reverend Father John OBrien of Lowell Massachusetts recommends fiction for parish reading. The incomplete text hints at a personal endorsement but contains garbled phrases and stray characters.
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John Oo’ ‘Brien
Lowell
Mxss
Housekeepers to Meet in Madison
The housekeepers conference at the University of Wisconsin runs February 4. Students will lead, with a class of twenty already chosen. Preference for distant visitors and a two dollar class fee are noted.
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Madison
University of Wisconsin
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ED. Pinaud
Joseph Santley
Billy the Kid
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QO. T. Erhart
Beloit
Randolph Ballinger
Miss Huntington
Professor Frost
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