Labor Federation Opposes Milwaukee Senate Inquiry Probe
The Wisconsin State Federation of Labor, led by Henry Gh, urged Governor La Follette to withhold funds for a state senate committee inquiry into state-operated schools. The opposition centers on the hearings’ methods and potential harm to teachers and administrators, including the dismissal of Chester D. Snell as UW division labor official. The federation argues the inquiry is discrediting public schools and argues against using emergency funds to prolong what they call a travesty.
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Madison, Wie
Senate
Whilio F. la Follette
Henry Gh
Winconsin State Federation of Labor
Becrburg
Ohl
Chester D. Snell
University of Wisconsin
Lik
Milwaukee
Divison
Travis
Sree
Ie Committee
Seal Sale For Crippled Children Reaches 702
The Foster seal sale for crippled children of La Crosse Wisconsin reaches 702 dollars with added deposits totaling 192 dollars. Chairman Phil Kirehman urges all donors to forward remaining contributions to headquarters at the National School or treasurer W B Johnson to close the books promptly.
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Tas Crosse
yoDu Phil Kireh
la Crosse County
Wisconsin
Tal Crosse
County Wheat Growers Meet Saturday in West Salem
A meeting for all Ta Crosse county wheat growers is set in the White Hall West Salem Saturday at 12 30 p m. W F Spreifer county agent announced the session to conduct a referendum on a wheat production and dusting program to follow the current expires with the 1845 crop year. All contract signers and non signers are urged to attend.
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Ta Crosse County
Witlige Hall
West Salem
W. FE. Spreifer
Agenit
Visits coroner's office: man dies minutes after complaint
Theodore G. Moore, 44, visited the Milwaukee coroner's office saying he felt unwell. He collapsed and died of natural causes in the office before an ambulance could take him to a hospital, according to the county morgue record.
Pickets Defy Racine Circuit Court Injunction Again
Pickets at two J I Case plants in Racine Wisconsin defied a circuit court injunction by blocking entrances as 15 police escorted workers inside. No injuries were reported. Union leader said a Supreme Court appeal may follow.
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Racine
Tranine
Wis
J. J. Case Company
Sa Yes
Mie
Grover C. Sutter
Utter
South
Gircuil
C. M. Davison
Uther
Jack Dauller
Wisconsin Industrial Union Wike
Supreme Court
Stokers
Kets
Shirley Joins Buckman Company in La Crosse Office
William M. Shirley, veteran in the security business with over 16 years of experience, is now associated with Buckman Company’s La Crosse office. He has ties to National City Company of New York and Second Ward Security Company of Milwaukee and plans to move his family to La Crosse soon.
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al, Buckman and Company
William M. Shirley
Milwaukee
la Crosse
Shirley
National City Company
New York
Second Ward Security Company
Lua Crosse
Near Futuire
Viroqua Varies Town Happenings and Lectures
Viroqua reports include funeral rites for Peter Stromland at Main Street Lutheran church led by Rev. O M Klovan. J H Wheelock named delegate to National Education Association in Denver. Theodore Nickel to speak on Hitler and the Church in Germany May 30 at Main Street Lutheran. Men's Society sponsors. Eastern Star initiates Mrs B L Greenfield and Miss Helen Davis. Wisconsin settlers to Alaska for resettlement. Dorcas Guild spring rummage sale Saturday. L R Smith and Frank Wase attend Farent Teachers' convention in Kenosha. Vernon Lutheran pastors to meet at Unca church May 17 38. Mrs Della Buckles improving. Hair cuts in Menomonee Falls drop to 10 cents. other prices listed.
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Viroqua
Wasi
Peter Stromland
Main Street
Lutheran
O. M. Klovan
J. H. Wheelock
Vernon County
Luutheran
Eastern Star
B. L. Greenfield
Helen Davis
F. M. Henry
Elaime
Virequa
Alaska
Wisconsin
Viroqua Dorcas Guild
Guild
L. R. Smith
Frank Wase
Farent Teachers’ Association
Kenosha
Vernon Lutheran
Unca
Della Buckles
Pineapple Delights and Buying Tips From Americana
A column on the pineapple as a symbol of hospitality and a versatile fruit. It covers selection tips, ripeness cues, prep steps, and how to prepare juice for gelatin. Also reports the death of seven year old Esther Lasie wies in Milwaukee after being struck by a car.
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Mary BF
Dague Nea Service
Milwaukee
Esther Lasiewies
Blair Names Herbert Chapman Agricultural Teacher
Blair Wisconsin school board hires Herbert Chapman as new agriculture teacher to start July 1, succeeding William M. Wichelmann who moves to Arcadia. Chapman, married with two children, previously taught at Baldwin for six years. The article also notes local social and travel notices including a Wednesday wedding at French Creek and several residents visiting relatives.
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Blair
Wis
Blair High School Board of Education
Herbert Chapman
William M. Wichelmann
Arcadia
Chapman
Baldwin
Blair Territory
Strawberries Make Pick of Preserves
Mary Fe Dague explains canning strawberries as first harvests, noting ripe fruit, proper packing in sterilized jars, and medium syrup methods. Includes water bath and pressure canning times, plus two approaches to syrup and handling excess syrup.
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Mary FE
Dague Nra Service Star
Rato
Preserves With Lemon Juice and Branched Cooking Times
Instructions describe lemon juice boiled ten to fifteen minutes with water fruit requiring longer time. Mix, jar, and stand 24 hours, stirring occasionally, then seal in sterilized jars. Emphasizes small quantities for best flavor and advises cooking one quart at a time. Also notes a house committee approval to expand United States Military Academy appointments from two to three per representative and senator.
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House Military Committee
Senate
Cadet Corps Budget Increase Approved in Washington
A Washington bill advances to raise cadet officer pay and unit funding. The proposal seeks higher cadet stipends and expanded resources for training and equipment, reflecting attention to youth programs and military education within the state.
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Washington
Wireless Arrives in Palmer Alaska Town
Palmer gains telegraphy as the Matanuska valley colony brings Morse service via Alaska railroad to the community center. A St Mihiel transport carried 67 Minnesota families to Seward then to the valley, with another group set to depart from Michigan and Wisconsin. The move ties settlers to newspapers via telegraph reports and marks a milestone in local communications.
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Palmer
Alaska
Matanuska
Alaska Railroad
Claude Mitchell
Stenar Corps
France
Seattle
St. Mihiel
Minnesota
Seward
Malanuska Valley
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Per Ofes
Samy
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Yeaqh
Club
HONSE
State Federation of Labor
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Stall
Buckman Company
Menomonee
Wis.p
L. L. Sultom
A. T. Reburn
Pearl ST
French Creek
Johan Olson
Jane Kirkpatrick
H. C. Kirkpatrick
Milton Hanson
Sam Hanson
Ivan Hanson
Janice Dufield
Tena Anderson
Susan Sylfest
Vossecoulee
Harrison Immell
Oliver Simonson
Vera
Wimbledon
N. D
H. Utue
Elizabeth Mikkelson
Beaver Creek
J. L. Johnson
Herbert Duxbery
Marty Dillworth
Mitchel
S. D
Nora Braaten
Whitehall
Olaf Amundson
Alvin Amundson
Augusta
Madison
Joseph Oaradnix
Kewaunee
Fred Kuehl
Frank Zimmerman
P. F. Schroeder
Jashway
West Ave
Pine
Swift
Brookfield
Nustad
Hill Bros
Wireless
Jersey
van Camp
Lins
van Camp's
Sauer Era
Carless
del Monte
Tims
Weltte Ac
Das Wack Dle
King Gustav Brand
Saratoga
COCOA
Castile
Arie
Hormel
Baker
Sanka
LA France
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Meson
NEW Deal
Jean
Interstate Bell
South Third Street
South Fourth Street
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Roller & Albrecat
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