May Extend Curb On Power Use
Milwaukee reports restrictions on hydroelectric power in northern Wisconsin and Michigan's upper peninsula may continue this winter if rainfall remains low. Industry spokesmen noted low water reserves and brownouts around Ashland and Green Bay. some Upper Michigan cities stay on daylight saving time to save electricity. Carl John of Electric Co. said steam power should cover winter demand and a new unit at Port Washington will help offset higher use.
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Navy Recruiter Griener Assigned to Le Crosse Office
The Winona Navy recruiting station chief will be in room 423 at the federal building each Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. La Crosse’s regular recruiter De Lapp is on leave through November 1, and the Winona recruiter will spend one day weekly in La Crosse until De Lapp returns. Ammonia content note mentions soil injection to increase nitrogen and fertilize.
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Dane Explorer Reports Vast Central Asian Ruin City
In Kabul before his death, Danish explorer Henning Haslund-Christensen described Lashgari Sarai as the largest town of ruins found in Central Asia. He said a palace dominates the center, with hundreds of deserted houses buried in desert dust, suggesting once thriving life left by upheavals possibly linked to Genghis Khan or Timur.
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