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Newspaper
Manitowoc Sun
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1935
Page
4
Green Bay East and West, Marinette, and Sheboygan high schools will host football games after dark under floodlights bringing evening action to multiple campuses this season.
The writing argues the water survey favors ceasing deep well drilling in favor of a lake intake and a filtration and softening plant. It cites T W Gray as an informed source, commends the utility commission, recalls past city fights over power, and predicts readiness for future growth.
A reader sent in thoughts urging reflection on a significant issue and its wide implications. The piece invites careful public conversation and personal introspection about the matter at hand.
A reflective piece compares human diversity to a garden of many flowers and trees. It urges harmony among races white black brown and red, noting all share the same earth sun and rain. It warns against animosity and promotes love, unity, and beauty through diverse unity.
An old drug store ad touts Hinrich's Drug Store offering a medicine that supposedly calms cranky children overnight. It claims a pleasant tea at night cleanses internal “mudd y” blood and prevents bad habits, promising morning happiness.
The national youth administration plans to provide jobs for nearly 20 000 youths in the state. Proposed projects include relief youth training surveys, occupation trends and apprenticeship studies, a 10 year life history study of delinquent boys after reform, mental hygiene and delinquency clinics, youth writing initiatives, and training for government positions in city planning and related fields.
Local business reports missing checks linked to John Nesper were stolen from the Nesper office but began surfacing again last week. Police are investigating the incident and urge named creditors to monitor accounts.
Mrs. Clara Beeman, 32, widow, died Sunday after shopping in the city and passing at her parents home in Two Rivers. Funeral services were Wednesday. Survivors include a daughter, a son, her parents, two sisters and three brothers. Mrs. John M. Koch Jr., 45, died Saturday at 1138 South 17th Street. Funeral was Tuesday. She leaves a husband, a daughter, a son, her mother Mrs. John Nemetz, and six siblings.
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