State Receives Bids For Eight Road Projects
More than eight highway projects received bids by the elite highway commission with total bids listed for several counties including Milwaukee, Superior, Merrill, and Madison. Notable bids include: U S 2 and 63 in Douglas county at 25,440.77, U S 5 in Oneida county at unknown amount, and U S 16 near Camp McCoy for crushed stone at 8,892. Kenosha and Milwaukee counties had bids for footpaths and structures totaling 22,057 and 10,987.32 respectively. A separate note reports over 7,590 pounds of grain distributed along the Red River area between Oklahoma and Texas from federal inspection data due to a hunger issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elite Highway Commission
A’ Lee
I. Reisinger
Milwauker
Douglas County
Tower Avenue
Bilknap Street
Superior
Eanevers
Ande and Suns
Minneapolis
Oneida County
U. S
Merrill- Wondruff
Bituminom
Jr. P. Munephries
Milwaukee
Milwauker County
Wy. Hewell
Avenir
Hide Mintua
Humphries
Monroe County
State
U.S
Camp McCoy
Pravel
Red River
Oklahoma
Texas
Wild Gene
Millicent Faces Lock Trouble In Empty Apartment
Millicent discovers a heavy suitcase of incriminating Happ and Gentry papers in Jarvis Happ's former suite. She plans to flee with the evidence as Norman Happ investigates a door knock ruse while a dangerous stranger closes in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anialle Grases
Urge Lelmpoid
Viwon
Vera Duchane
Atre
Haysem Nial
Millirrat
Seeman
Jenen
Millicent Wow
Ertulae
Whyliie Kaulesnan
Millicent
Bob Caise
Norman Happ
Millicen
Norman
Bob
Bering
Jarvis Happ
Happ
Gentry
Drimgold
Happs
Felding
Carridor
Nazi publisher decries cosmetics at back to nature festival
In Nurnberg Germany Talius Streicher declared that degenerate peoples rely on artificial beauty aids like lipsticks and urged a return to natural standards. He warned that God is found in nature and those who fail to embrace it offend God. The report also notes rising Japanese domestic cinema posing competition to American and British films.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nurnberg
Germany
Talius Streicher
Dewey State Park Plan vetoed by La Follette
Madison Wisconsin Governor Philip La Follette vetoed a 15000 appropriation to create a state park around the 740 acre Grant county farm of Nelson Dewey first governor. The veto leaves the rest of the measure intact projecting the farm as a park. The governor cited an unbalanced state budget and pending biennial budget bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
Philip la Follette
Grant County
Nelson Dewey
Bert Clemens
Lancaster
Ta Follette
Assembly
Lansing Nuptials and church notes fill local pages
Miss Freda Weipert wed Victor Hess in a nuptial mass officiated by Rt. Rev. Msgr. G. L. Haxmeier. Funeral for Mrs. George Metcalf held at Federated church with Rev. H. J. Needing. Obituary lists husband, children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. Also reports district superintendent I. L. Baumgartner elected and several clergy moves. Lansing water restored to chlorine-free status. another state test planned. Charles Aldrich and spouse moved from the farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lansing
Freda Wierert
Victor Hess
G. L. Haxmeier
Robert Weipert
Frances Hess
Clara Weipert
Clarence Weipert
George Metcalf
la Crosse
Federated Church
H. J
George Ascham
H. M. Matteson
Boston
Mass
Bert
Walter
Des Moines
George
Oak Hill Cemetery
Harold Gaunitz
Albert Kehr
Kenneth Fellows
Fred Schafer
Ernnest Gaunitz
E. R. Walter
Cedar Falls
I. L. Baumgartner
J. A. Haehlen
Gansing
F. J. Lauton
Lisbon
Ross
A. Beckman
Sheffield
L. T. Olson
Marshalltown
Lester Olson
Washta
J. D. Bloor
Sumner
Nevada
H. M. Raecher
Dumont
C. R. Frankhauser
Dubuque
H. J. Faust
Waverley
J. A. Huehlen
Charles Aldrich
New Amsterdam Celebrants Mark Golden Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Ray Vander Velder of New Amsterdam Wis observe their fiftieth wedding anniversary with open house from 2 to 5 pm and an evening family wedding supper. They married May 15 1885 and lived in Holland Minnesota and New Amsterdam. they have six children and 12 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
New Amsterdam
Wis
Ray Vander Velder
Mr. Vander Velder
Engwerum
Holland
Mrs
Vander Velder
la Crosse
Minnesota
Tander Velder
State
Holmen
Harry Vander Velder
Lailroad
Gadam Vander Velder
Mindoro
Matthew
Galesville
Richard
Harry
Gertrude) Chalmsa
Sand Lake Coulee
Rena Gibson
St Josephs Hall Event in New Albin
A brief report notes a gathering at St Josephs Hall in New Albin on Thursday afternoon at 2 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Josephs Hall
New Albin
Execute Young Criminal Kostav After Trial
Alexander Kapusko, 22, an organizer of a youth crime ring, was executed a few hours after his trial. A group of minors was convicted alongside him in the same case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kostav On
Van
iHussia
Alexander Kapusko
Teacher Rescues Train By Flagging Cow On Bridge
Marquette Iowa special report: Grace Kemp principal of McGregor junior high with Mrs Alice Goddard and Miss Marion Marsh alerted an eastbound Milwaukee Road train as a cow wandered onto a Bloody Run trestle. The locomotive whistled and stopped safely. owner cooperated to remove the animal. Four Mooney brothers of Nashville are noted in alphabetical initials A A B B C C and D D.
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Marquette
Grace Kemp
McGregor
Milwaukee Road
Kemp
Alice Goddard
Marion Marsh
Bloody Run
Also Mentioned on This Page
Japan
Tabbert's Corner
Tentic and Adams Sts
Butlom
Stevens
Pure Bone
Crosley
Ae Hs
Pfafflin Bros
Jay ST
la Follette
Jack Sweeney
HCCC
Bischeid Construction Company of
New Hampton
J. A. Bechtel
L. T. Hulschmidt
New York
Clear Creek
National Council of Catholic Women
Catieura
Barron
Cow
Mooney Brothers
Nashville
A. A
B. B
D. D
Eigen
Joseph Stuber
Orth Fourth St
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