Trempealeau County Relief Work On Roads And Parks
Trempealeau County relief secretary Andrew Enser employed 226 people on road and park projects across the county including Sume ner Unity Hale Pigeon Preston Ettrick Arcadia Gale Trempealeau and Lincoln. Projects include Galesville street repairs Stoddard and Independence parks cement walks Trempealeau town park riverbank work near Blair Eleva school grounds and a bass pond near Trempealeau dam. Five women sew garments for relief families as part of the work relief setup.
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Whitehall
Wis
Andrew B. Enser
Sume Ner
Unity
Hale
Pigeon
Preston
Ettrick
Arcadia
Gale, Trempealeau
Lincoln
Number Six
Trempealeau
Soelsrud
Galesville Court Actions and Local Education Honors
Justice P M Paulson continues the case involving a traffic collision in Galesville while Alseth is free on a 50 dollar bond. A countywide list of honor graduates omits several names including Irene Bameson, Elaine Anderson, Jane Julson, Spencer Topper, and Winifred Waller. The Trempealeau county farm contracts review advances 800-plus signed agreements. Juvenile arrests in Blair yield jail time and reprimands for intoxication. Raymond Blexen faces a September trial on resisting an officer with a 500 bond. The night watchman Theodore Scarseth was reportedly struck during attempts to arrest an inebriated man. Fisheries hearings planned Friday explore inland water regulations for 1935 36 with guidance from anglers.
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Irene Bameson
Hawkenson
Elaine Anderson
Jane Julson
Caswell
Spencer Topper
Winifred Waller
Glasgow
J. C. Gaveney
Blair
Tayencedsh
Minneapolis
P. M. Paulson
Raymond Blexen
Galesville
Garyerney
Theodore Scarseth
Bleken
Wisconsin conservation commission seeks minor changes in fishery rules
The commission presents proposed adjustments to inland water regulations covering species from bass to pike and sturgeon. No changes are urged for most species, with limited stream and county focus on lake Winnebago pike seasons and general policy on ice fishing and bait minnow traps.
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Winnebago
Calumet
Fond du Lar
Waushara
Shawano
Outa
Gamie
Waupaca
Lake Winnebago
Trawler Skipper Attacked by 15 Foot Shark Off Shore
Manuel Chalor, 31, skipper of a trawler from North Wildwood New Jersey, arrived at hospital with a gash on his arm after a 15 foot shark leaped aboard his open dory about 50 miles offshore. He said his crew beat at the shark with wood as it slipped back into the sea.
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North Wildwood
M. J
Manuel Chalor
Chasor
Sconsin
Progressives Favor Government by Corporations Debate
Wisconsin and national figures push corporate governance as a path to centralized control of industry. Congressman Amlie promotes a federal corporation with congressional board oversight, while Governor La Follette prefers a smaller state board and constitutional limits. The piece contrasts socialistic tendencies with constitutional safeguards, notes political picnic forums, and cites Ripon resolutions urging constitutional governance and wealth redistribution.
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Tadison
Wis
la Foliette
Wisconsin
Thomas Amilie
Amlie
la Follette
Wisconsin Financial Authority
Amie
Congress
United States
Mr. Amlie
Robert M. la Follette
Riponites May Meeting Clarifies Progressive Split
A May Riponites gathering highlighted socialist opposition to the progressive party. Milwaukee officials Alderman Paul Gauer and Mayor D W Hoan voiced criticisms of the La Follette public works plan, citing fears of dictatorial powers for the governor. A follow up progressive party conference is planned after the legislative session, echoing the Fond du Lac May meeting.
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Progressive Party
Paul Gauer
Milwaukee
la Follette
Gauer
D. W. Hoan
Fond du Lac
Jailer Catches Prisoner After Shoes Fly Off
Beckley West Virginia — Jailer Clayton Mills chased Burley Napier, 20, who bolted from the jail door on a prohibition charge. Mills shed his shoes in mid dash, kept running in stocking feet, and with help from his son, nabbed Napier after a mile run.
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Beckley
W. Va
Clayton Mills
Burley Napier
Mills
Napier
Station Attendant 73 Disarms Two Hoodlums
Chicago gas station attendant John McVey aged 73 and five feet tall wrestled a pistol from two robbers who threatened him on a Tuesday night. He said he would have killed them but could not work the gadgetry on their new fangled gun. In Cooke County Texas a hatchery opens with a patent for quail and bantam eggs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John McVey
News and Gift Shop ideas for travelers and hosts
Aged in the voice of a period newspaper, this fragment suggests thoughtful gifts for travelers and hosts. It recommends surprising traveling friends with items from the News and Gift Shop and notes the appreciation shown to a hostess. It also hints at bringing a surprise gift home for family after a long absence.
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Newsay
Capital Wonders If Grass Roots Convention United Conservatives
Washington reports the Springfield conference signals a desire among anti Roosevelt leaders to consolidate conservative sentiment against FDR. Leaders seek a single rightward opposition ticket, while Republicans vow to remain the GOP, preventing a new coalition party. The Springfield gathering acts as a sounding board, with efforts to unite continuing but the path remains uncertain and cautious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
United Conservatives
Byron Price
Associated Press Bureau
Chist
Washington
Springfield
Roosevelt
Apple
al Smith
American Liberty League
Chicago
Amateur Detective Tricks Youth Into Custody In Deland SD
Miss Hilda Gross assistant postmaster at Deland South Dakota caught Glenn Seaman twenty, in a tampering with the United States mail case. She hid in the office after hours and saw Seaman open the Be nevolent Society mail box. He allegedly admitted guilt and said hundreds of letters had been taken over two years. Cash only was kept. checks and money orders were not redeemed. Seaman’s $1500 bond was set in Watertown.
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Seaman
Watertown
Morley Kelly Set to Tour Wisconsin Cities
Madison senator Morley G. Kelly a Fond du Lac Democrat plans a cross state tour to counter Governor Philip F La Follette's attacks on opponents of the administration's work resist program. He will join the governor in Milwaukee and here in Madison as he follows La Follette from city to city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Morley G. Kelly
Fond du Lac
Wisconsin
Philip F la Follette
Kelly
South Side Armory
Milwaukee
Raymond J. Cannon
Michigan U Honors Howard Blakeslee At Commencement
The University of Michigan awarded an honorary Master of Science to Howard W. Blakeslee science editor of the Associated Press at its annual commencement. Blakeslee is an alumnus of the university.
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Michigan U
Howard Blakeslee
Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Howard W. Blakeslee
The
Associated Press
Blakeslee
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