Manitowoc Ambitions Backed by Local Pride and Growth
A town pride column extols Manitowoc as a leading midwestern city with low electric rates and strong water service. It highlights schools, fraternal groups, harbor plans including a $12,000,000 harbor of refuge, a $35,000 recreational center, and new industries as negotiations proceed, urging community cooperation to boost prosperity in 1936.
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Manitowoc
Middle West
Woodrow Wilson
Masons, Elks
Knights of Columbus
Eagles
Yacht Club
Fifth and
York
School Board Revises Female Teacher Salary Schedules
The board adopted a full revision of women teachers pay scales lowering maximums and raising entry requirements. Brackets move from two to three year qualifications with new minimas and maximas from 1500 to 3200 dollars depending on degree level. Exceptions apply for special courses supervisors and department heads.
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Wisconsin State Teachers College
Manitowoc Seeks Bids for Sand and Chips Contract
The city invites bids from Manitowoc contractors to supply 1,500 tons of washed sand and 500 tons of chips plus travel requirements for the street department. Submissions are sought from qualified bidders.
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Manitowoc
Calumet County Promotes Traffic Regulation Enforcement
Calumet County authorities ramp up a campaign to enforce traffic laws. Officials aim to improve road safety by increasing police presence and public awareness of speeding and reckless driving penalties.
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Calumet County
Mountain Tea Promises Clear Complexions in Overnight Trial
The advertisement claims a simple tea will clear blemishes and brighten eyes, promising quick beauty results for hundreds of girls in the area. Hinrich's Drug Store is cited as the source, while a separate note mentions the legislature's failure to set a property tax limit.
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Hallister
Hinrich
Rugowski garden blooms named for Judge Edmund Karecki
J. R. Rugowski adds a scarlet red dahlia named for Judge Ed mund K Jarecki of Chicago. The plant is a real “bloomer” with up to 75 blooms per season, reflecting Rugowski’s passion for blooms. In August nine stills in the state were raided, two likely in this county remain unfound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rugowski
South Tenth Street
John KK. Rugowski
Edmund K. Jarecki
Chicago
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Manitowoc Merchants and Manufacturers Association
C. A. Brandt
Chicago Street
Brandt Printing & Binding Co
Manitowoc Sun
Lady Faire Beauty Shop
South St
E. P. Knauer CO
Freeman
Aelicom New Freeman
Besden-Boucher Bootery Paone
South Sth St
Mark
New
Indiana
Martin Band Inst, Co
Cornet
Picolo
Mando
Atto Horn
Mello
Bugle
Mandola
Bass
Lol Wilson
Hedda Hopper
Lloyd Hughes In
Ralph Porbes
Sheila Terry
Sun
Will Rogers
GIBSON _ KALAMAZOO
Markwith
Martin Balescher
Selmer
Elkhart
BUNDY
Aolton
King Art Musical Instruments
Pedler
Olds — Bach
Leedy OS Ludwig
Deagan Nylophones
Cellini
Galanti
Wurlitzer
Rosati
Hohner Accordions
Orzinek Music Shop
Manitowoc, Wis
Korzinek Music Shop
Cig
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