Ten Thousand Students In West Paid To Attend Classes
In Los Angeles a pilot program pays ten thousand county relief recipients to attend a week long class series. Sponsored by the Los Angeles county relief administration and the department of public instruction, the project budgets 1064 dollars for clerical, accounting, salesmanship, electrical, drafting, building trades, cosmetology and related subjects. Students receive pay for attendance and class participation, but no regular wage and may lose pay if absent.
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Los Angeles
Thursany
Clarces
Los Angeles County Relief Administration
Department of Public Instruction
Concert This Evening At Riverside Park
Riverside Park hosts a concert this evening featuring the La Grosse Concert with a program including Overture Danube by Strauss and other selections. The program includes works by Suppl and Scharwenka, with intermezzos and waltzes, providing an evening of light classical entertainment.
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Riverside Park
F. V
Woltz
Johann Strauss
Scharwenka
Mile
Madlai
Herbert
Persie Markel
Intermezza -Ketleberg
Pique Bi
Wwerture
Suppi
Aldermen to Consider Licenses Friday
City officials slated a Friday meeting to review all applications for severage operators beer and universal licenses ahead of the August council session. Officials warn that those who fail to apply by Friday will wait until the July 12 meeting for consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chtamon Coga
Feday
Two Texas Men Die in Nitroglycerine Blast
In Amarillo two men were killed when a nitroglycerine charge exploded during wartime operations. The deceased were Ben McDonald and another man identified as Paul Brooks, both from the area near Jarrior and Whittenburg. The blast occurred about 50 yards from a nearby building as workers handled the volatile substance.
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Texas
Amarillo
Tesses
Ben McDonald
Paul Brooks
Jiorrer
Wisconsin Budget Clash Delays State Appropriations
Democratic opposition stiffens as Senate considers Griswold plan to replace La Follette budget authority. Federal aid of 1 million continues under current appropriations, while the push to advance a revised measure faces procedural delay ahead of July budget activation.
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Allhouel
la Follette
Waders
Washington
Wisconsin
Griswold
Ernor
Casin Finance Authority
Nazi plan to boost farming and roads for war effort
A Germany driven program aims to increase rural population near borders and expand a vast highway network to connect frontiers with food supply sources for industrial centers. Youths are urged into farm work and national projects while military mobilization remains a possibility.
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tContinus Trust
Share-Wealth Taxes and a New Policy Advocate
Share-Wealth Taxes is grop Breading. He has a degree from the University of Bordeaux. Before he came to Washington he organized the relief administrations in Texas and Mississippi.
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University of Bordeaux
Washgton
Texas
Missis
New Dealers Try To Pump Life Into Housing Program
Washington creators of the New Deal housing plan struggle to salvage FHA after a mishandled reorganization. Plans to reopen the national mortgage market, lower building costs, and push modernization face delays and political shifts. The brain trust seeks a focused, practical restructuring to revive the ailing program.
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Rodney Dutcher
NZA Berries, Inc
Washington
Brain Trusters
FHA
Riefler Winfield
Rieffer
Roosevelt
Frank Walker
NEC
Harry Hopkins
Matt Daiger
Federal Reserve
Frank Watson
RFC
Frankfurter
Carrington Gill
FERA
Riefler
James A. Moffett
Rider
Donald Richberg
New Deal
Moffett
Ts Vha
Meat Dealers Must Renew Licenses July 1
City health commissioner A. M. Murphy reminded meat dealers Thursday that licenses expire July 1 at 8 a.m. Licenses issued earlier run only until June 30. La Crosse issues two licenses: one for fresh and prepared meats and another for stores handling only prepared meats. Regular dealers must provide equipment such as coolers refrigerators Brintleys blocks and other devices to preserve meals at proper temperatures.
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A. M. Murphy
ATL
Reserve Bank Reports Smaller Seasonal Gains in May
A Seventh Federal Reserve district bulletin notes May gains in processing and distribution of packing house commodities at federally inspected slaughtering establishments were smaller than April. Butter manufacture and distribution rose, with production up 45 percent from April and near the May 1934 level, though six percent below the 1935-34 May average. district butter sales tonnage expanded 28 percent over April.
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Chicago
Seventh
Federal Reserve District
Tast Autmn
Utter
Badger Entries Fall in Western Marble Tournament
In Lake Geneva Wisconsin on Thursday the Western marble tournament saw favorites eliminated. Chicago’s Henry Cielen and Joan Cirelli both advanced to the semi finals alongside Bobby Tyner, Paul Holness of St. Louis, and Sonny Rutchi of Wisconsin. Rutchi, age 10, faltered after two wins in the first two days and finished one game behind the league title with Cirelli. Jack Noepke of Wausau lost a league 2 match to Cielen after leading much of the open rounds.
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Lake Geneva
Wis
Wisconsin
Henry Ciclen
Joan Cirelli
Bobby Tyner
Chicago
Paul Holness
St. Louis
Sonny Rutchi
Cirelli
Jack Noepke
Wausau
Henry Cielen
Yost Disgusted as Wolverines Draw Inner Team in Golf
University of Michigan athletics chief Fielding H. Yost expresses disgust after two Michigan players, Woodrow Malloy and Johnny Fischer, are drawn to face each other in the quarter finals of the national intercollegiate golf championships. Malloy, the sole medalist to advance from Wednesday’s sudden death round, meets his own teammate in a three hole test, creating an ironic clash within the squad.
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Washington
Fielding H. Yost
University of Michigan
Wolverine
Woodrow Malloy
Johnny Fischer
Mrs Bernhard Gerling Dies in Madison After Long Here
Bernhard Geling a La Crosse resident for many years died at home in Madison Wisconsin Tuesday evening. Survived by husband two daughters Ruby and Esther of Madison and son George of Laramie Wyoming. Funeral Friday afternoon at Extren Minnesota, childhood home of Mrs Gerling. Local service details incomplete.
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Bernhard Gerling
Bernhard Geling
la Crosse
Madison
Wis
Ruby
Esther
George
Laramie
Wyo
Extren
Minn
Gerling
New World Head of Rotary Clubs Edward Roberts Johnson
Edward Roberts Johnson of Roanoke Virginia was elected president of Rotary International at the Mexico City Convention. Johnson, a coal and bulk supply dealer, previously served as mayor and Q M C during World War I and has long been active in club and fraternal work.
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Edward Roberts Johnson
Roanoke
Rotary International
Mexico City
Jonsen
Maior
Treasurer's Office Open On Saturday
City treasurer’s office will remain open until 3 o’clock Saturday afternoon for those who have not paid the final tax installment. The office will also be open Friday from 8:30 am to 5 pm, remaining open during the noon hour.
New York Attorney Found Shot To Death In Detroit Park
A map found shot to death Thursday in a Detroit park was identified as Howard Carter Dickinson, a New York attorney and nephew of Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes, by telephonic descriptions.
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New York
Detroit
Howard Carter Dickinson
Charles Evans Hughes
College Scientist Seeks Quieter Sound Proofing
Ames Iowa A young Iowa State college scientist Donald E. Anderton tests a gadget to measure how quickly a room’s sound dies to one millionth of its original intensity. He aims to develop near perfect sound absorbing materials using corn stalk board developed by Iowa State chemical engineers.
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Ames
Towa State College
Donald E. Anderton
Anderson
Iowa State College Chemical Engineers
BILLED BY HORSE Fatal skull fracture in Wisconsin incident
In Green Bay Lawrence Neveu, 9, was kicked by a horse and suffered a fatal basilar skull fracture late Wednesday. Bolivia’s capitals are Sucre and La Paz, with La Paz noted for commercial prominence and accessibility for the national congress.
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HORSE
Bolivia
Sucre Ts
la Paz
National Congress
Thieves Escape With Typewriters In City Break-Ins
Police investigated a Wednesday night spree that included two burglaries and a Monday box car theft. Remington-Rand at 214 218 Newburg was entered with two or three portable typewriters stolen. Mutual Life Insurance in room 314 was broken into but nothing taken. Paul Zoellner residence near Oak Grove cemetery ransacked with no theft. A bathroom window entry at 4 am left a trail with three offices compromised. A box car on Milwaukee Road siding tasted a break in Monday night, yielding two boxes of crackers and firecrackers.
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Remington-Rand Inc
Newburg Building
Remington
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Paul Zoellner
Oak Grove Cemetery
Milwaukee Road
Has To Go 106 Miles To Mik Herd Of Cows
Milking time found Ed Rathbun on one side of the Acoded Saline river with his cows on the other. The river had swelled after a heavy rain, forcing Rathbun to drive 106 miles to milk them.
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Hays, Kes
Ed Rathbun
Rathbun
F R approves repair work at Ft Winnebago
President Roosevelt approved a works allotment of 409 dollars for repairs to the enclosure at Ft Winnebago national cemetery in Wisconsin.
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F. R
Ft. Winnebago
Washington
Roosevelt
Ft. Winnebago, National Cemetery
Wisconsin
Alaska colonists endure pioneer life in Matanuska valley
Reports from Alaska describe settlers facing rough conditions as they establish tents and a new home near the post office, with church services forming and a growing Boy Scout plan. Officials in Ketchikan defend the colonization project, noting its strong utility ownership and days of long daylight as proof the venture will succeed.
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Harry Hopkins
Federal
Eugene Carr
Alaska
Washington, D. C
Karsas City
Ketchikan
Matanuska Valley
Harry G. McCain
J ¥. van Gilder
McCain
Rick Soll
Continental
United States
Home ransacked while Hutchins away in Chicago
Burglars ransacked University of Chicago president Robert M Hutchins home early Thursday while he was away on vacation. They took heirlooms jewelry and all silverware. Police investigated the break-in and sought leads, with no arrests announced as details emerged.
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Chicago
Robert M . Hutchins
University of Chicago
Dentists Of Area Meet At Viroqua
The La Crosse District Dental Society held its monthly meeting at the Viroqua Golf club with a golf outing in the afternoon and a dinner and evening lecture. Dr. Matt McGarty spoke on anesthetics including the new evipalladium, while Dr. James Evans gave an illustrated talk on x rays to reveal pathology in soft tissues. Attendees included numerous Viroqua, Cashton, Coon Valley, Westby, La Farge, Sparta, and La Crosse dentists and guests from area towns.
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la Crosse
A. D. Fortney
R. W. Baldwin
J. H. Chase
Viroqua
F. Ms. Wheeler
Cashton
J. H. Thompson
Coon Valley
O. T. Nestingen
Westby
G. Be, Chambers
la Farge
A. Sutherland
O. R. Schroed
Dudden
Viroqua Physicians
T. Wilson
H. BE. Hauser
Porch Collapse Injures Fifteen at Milwaukee Funeral
In Milwaukee Wisconsin fifteen people were injured when a second story porch collapsed under thirty mourners late Wednesday. The worst injuries included George Eliopulos forty six with a fractured spine, Harry Photas forty with a fractured pelvis and back lacerations, and George Choplas forty with chest contusions. The porch gave way as mourners crowded into James Anagnostopoulos home for a funeral. Five men removed others trapped by the falling structure.
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Milwaukee
Wis
George Eliopulos
Harry Photas
George Choplas
James Anagnostopoulos
Incorporation Papers Filed for National Auto Products Inc
Articles of Incorporation for the National Auto Products company Inc were filed with the register of deeds in the courthouse Thursday morning. Signers were G. W. Livingston H. M. Hough and Arnold Amunrud. Capital stock is listed at 100000 divided into 5000 shares. The firm will deal in radiator compounds power alcohols chemicals gas and gasolines oils greases and lubricants.
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National Auto Products Company, Inc
Charles Wachs
Register of Deeds
Court House
G. W. Livingston
H. M. Hough
Arnold Amunrud
Viroqua Resident Assessed Heavy Fine
Lawrence A. Brye of Viroqua pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in county court. He received a $100 fine and $60 in costs and 60 days in county jail, with jail time to be served awaiting payment of the fine. A companion, Viroana, who rode with him, was fined $5 and five days in county jail.
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Lawrence A. Brye
Viroqua
Clinton Lorman
Viroana
Trusty Trusts Scheme To Gain Liberty Fails
In Helena Montana a man dubbed Trusty in county jail attempted numerous schemes to win freedom. His latest ploy involved a phone call to the sheriff impersonating Governor Cooney claiming a pardon for a prisoner. The sheriff initially ordered release but retracted after checks at the governor’s office.
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Cis
Governor Cooney
Francis
Helena
Mont
Louis Baal
Kewaunee Man Heads State County Clerks
Joseph G. Lazansky of Kewaunee was elected president of the Wisconsin County Clerks association at the 40th annual convention in Wisconsin Dells. Sheboygan was chosen as the 1998 convention site. Sylvia Fero of Janesville was elected vice president, Albert W. Tetzlaff of Manitowoc treasurer, and Enno E. Hantchel of Appleton secretary.
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Wisconsin Dells
Wis
Joseph G. Lazansky
Kewaunee
Wisconsin County Clerks Association
Sheboygan
Sylvia Fero
Janesville
Albert W. Tetzlaff
Manitowoc
Eno E
Hantchel
Appleton
Toledo Edison Plant Workers Obtain Raise
Toledo Ohio five per cent wage increase granted to Toledo Edison plant workers on Thursday by Edward F McCrady sole arbitrator of the increase ending a strike June 17. A further fifteen per cent raise demanded by Edison strikers will be decided by another board.
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Toledo
Ohio
Toledo Fidison Company
Edward F. McCrady
Isbor
Edison
Ti Eee
Deaths from Cities Across the Country in Brief
The report lists notable deaths by location and age including Jack H. Freedman general manager of Spalding's Canadian division born in Milwaukee. Mary Winifred Kyne aunt of novelist Peter B. Kyne in San Francisco. Joseph Henry Gest former Cincinnati Art Museum director and chair of the National Gallery of Art Commission in Washington. Colonel Louis B. Goodall former U S representative from Biddeford and ex vice president of the National Wool Manufacturers Association in Sanford. 5. S. McNelly Marinette High School principal in Marinette, Wisconsin.
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Associated Press
Toronto
Jack H. Freedman
A. G. Spalding and Brothers
Milwaukee
Wis
San Francisco
Mary Winifred Kyne
Peter B. Kyne
Cincinnati
Joseph Henry Gest
Cincinnat Art Museum
National Gallery of Art Commission
Washington
Sanford
Louis B. Goodall
U. S
Bisine
National Wool Manufacturers’ Association
Songbird Weds Chicagoan Countess Olga Albeni Marries H Wallace Caldwell
A famed radio and concert star Countess Olga Albeni wed Chicago county commissioner and ex-school board head H Wallace Caldwell after a murmured vow moment during the ceremony. The couple’s union links entertainment prominence with civic leadership in Chicago.
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Olga Albeni
H. Wallace Caldwell
Chicago
Schol Board
Pleads Not Guilty To Larceny Charge
Kilmer Osley of Trempealeau pleaded not guilty to a petty larceny charge after arraignment in county court. He was held for a preliminary hearing after failing to post a $250 bond, with a hearing set for 2 p.m. next Tuesday before Judge Roy V. Ahlstrom. Osley was arrested Wednesday. Action against Robert Meier of 206 South Seventh Street was dismissed by Judge Ahlstrom Wednesday afternoon. Meier had been charged with petty larceny.
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Kilmer Osley
Trempealeau
Sheriff's Department
Osley
Roy V. Ahlstrom
Robert. Meier
South Seventh Street
Ahlstrom
Steimle Sentenced To Term At Waupun
Arnold J. Steimle former bank president pleaded guilty to three counts of embezzlement in Sheboygan Wisconsin and was sentenced Thursday to the state prison at Waupun for a term of one to seven years.
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Sheboygan
Wis
Arnold J. Steimle
Waupun
Rockland Man Mathias C Kirk Dies After Short Illness
Mathias C Kirk of Fish Creek Ridge Rockland died at his home June 16 after a brief illness at age 50. A Lutheran service was held at Fish Creek Ridge with Rev Alfred Nelson. burial followed in Fish Creek cemetery. Born January 4, 1855 in Gulbransdalen Norway he came to America in 1873 and settled in Leon. He married Randine Amundson and had 14 children, of whom 12 survive, along with 45 grandchildren, a sister and two brothers. He was one of the community’s first settlers and a longtime Fish Creek church member.
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Rockland
Wis
Mathias C. Kirk
Teng
Fish Creek Ridge
Alfred Nelson
Fish Creek
Sondre Fron
Gulbransdalen
Norway
Christian
Marie Kirkeeng
America
Leon
Iggate Randine
Albert
la Jolla
Cal
Thomas Meekin
Nordahi
Parco
Wyoming
Palmer
Ove Guberud
la Crosse
Barry Hesselberg
Albert Hagen
Pleasant Valley
Robert Piper
Edwin
Mingel
Milord
Leo Melby
Arthur Anson
Mose
North Dakota
Lars
Simon
Wisconsin
Postal Supervisors Meet Here Friday
More than 100 government employees from Wisconsin and Minnesota are to register Friday at 2 p.m. at the Hotel Stoddard for the annual joint convention of the Wisconsin and Minnesota branches of the National Association of Postal Supervisors. Herschel C. Ressler of Kansas City and Charles C. Lohman of Chicago will attend, with Peter Scilardi of the railway mail service now with Southern Railroads. The afternoon session ends at 5, banquet at 6:30, and the final session Saturday at 9. The Wisconsin branch auxiliary also meets Friday and Saturday, with plans for a Minnesota auxiliary.
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mail Traffic Department
Southern Railroads
Stoddard
Building Associations Announce Semiannual Dividends
La Crosse Mutual Loan and Building Association and the Fourth Mutual Loan and Building Association will mail semiannual dividend checks to stockholders Saturday. Treasurer Joseph J. Fristh announced both groups, with La Crosse paying $5,551.24 and the Fourth Mutual issuing about $615.
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la Crosse Mutual Loan and Building Association
Fourth Mutual Loan and Building Association
Joseph J. Fristh
boti organiza_tions
la Crosse Association
Fourth Mutual Group
Young People to Meet at St Pauls Lutheran Church
The July meeting of the Young People society at St. Pauls Lutheran church Bangor will be held Monday evening. Guests visiting nearby include E L Ludwig of Ashland Kentucky and Sherman Gilfillan of Minneapolis who recently attended a credit bureau convention in Rochester. Kenneth Kabot and Wilfred Meier camping at Trempealeau. Ster Bedessem back at Batavian National Bank La Crosse after two weeks with parents. Frank Stetzer and family in Sperta visiting P H Stetzer.
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M. G
Kentucky
Kenneth Kabot
Wilfred Meier
Trempealeau
Ster Bedessem
Batavian National Bank
la Crosse
George Bedessem
Frank Stetzer
Sperta
P. H. Stetzer
Trempealeau WI items and a birth in La Crosse
Notes from Trempealeau Wis cover visiting relatives A R Towner Joyce Towner and George Montgomery of Los Angeles with A O Bigelow and Warren Bender families. A daughter was born to Basil Hubin at Grand View Hospital Le Crosse. Reymond Meier and son from Chillicothe arrived for a visit with Hay Beardsley. A seven year old Halderson boy broke an arm after a porch fall.
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Hay Beardsley
Everett Halderson
Whitehall youths attend Luther league convention
Miss Flora Rhode and Miss Elsie Rhode of Whitewater stayed with J. E. Rhode and family, while Miss Elsie and Harold Everson join the International Luther league convention in Sioux Falls S D. Harold Ineson serves as delegate from the Senior Luther league in the La Crosse circuit contest. Justice Rivers Buford jokes about death rumors in Florida.
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Writenay
Wis
Flora Rhode
Jessie Greenwood
Whitewater
J. E. Rhode
Theodore Johnson
Elsie
C. G. Birkeland
Harold Everson
Harold Arneson
Sioux Falls
S. D
la Crosse
Harold Ineson
Luther League
Bill to transfer Hayward and Tomah Indian schools to Wisconsin
Washington report on a bill by Rep Beornard Gehrmann to move Hayward and Tomah Indian schools to state control for institutional use. Cooperation from Rep Gardner Withrow and requirements for water and sewer connections. Federal payment of 2,831,599.83 dollars would accompany swamp land transfers if Wisconsin provides parity in education for Indian children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Wash Indian Bureas
Washington
Beonard J. Gehrmann
Mellen
Hayward
Tomah
Wisconsin
Gardner R. Withrow
la Crosse
Fio
Tomeh
City Receives State Income Tax Check For La Crosse
City Treasurer J. B. Roop received a check of 49560.75 covering the city’s apportionment of state income taxes. The Thursday payment brings yearly total to 56542.735, about 1542.73 more than the 1935 budget estimate, with more checks likely as receipts continue. The city collects one half of La Crosse residents’ total state income taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Roop
la Crosse
Owsley Named U S Minister to Irish Free State
Alvin M. Owsley of Dallas former national commander of the American Legion was received by President Eamon De Valera as United States minister to the Irish Free State on Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Local Markets and Milwaukee Hog Prices Reported
Price listings from Swift and Permupany cover heavy hens, leghorn hens, springs, roosters, and dairy items, with state and city market notes. Milwaukee livestock and Chicago poultry prices are given, including hogs, cattle, calves, lambs, and standard crate and crateless fruit and produce values.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swift and Permupany
Aneener
John C. Barns
Pineapolis
Sunkist
Siz
U.S
Calif
Milwathkee LivesTock Milwaukee
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West
Economic Land Survey
Star Horticultural Society
Pharmaceutter
Hitler
Uttle
PHA
Stewart MacDonald
Reserve Bank
Yost
New World
Head of Rotary Clubs
Remington Rand Office
Newbury
Matanuska
States
New Business
Toledo Edison
Marinette, Wis
McNelly
Marinette High School
William
Eigunon
MEA Soc
The
Dhore
Songbird
Steimle
Bangor
Whitehall
Tallahassee
Fla
Rivers Buford
Florida Supreme Court
Bead Tribune
Bill
Gardner Withrow
Gehrmann
Owsley
Free State
York
Varebacks
Youne
Sovonda
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