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Newspaper
Manitowoc Times
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1928
Page
2
Manitowoc's Leai pub Fortished daily at 717 York Street offers telephone numbers for inquiries. The notice lists subscription rates by mail and by daily delivery, with prices for one year six months and shorter terms.
Hunters interviewed say the one buck law leads to more deer being killed and favors hunting does at risk. They argue allowing either sex would reduce total kills and prevent wasted does, urging the conservation commission to consider a season change or alternative safeguards.
A famed editor recounts a man found dead with $100,000 hoarded beside him, arguing wealth intertwined with independence. The piece argues true independence lies in refusing money for immoral acts, noting wealth can erode freedom and that ministers must resist wealth’s power regardless of prosperity.
A long reader letters column answers questions on kerosene as radiator antifreeze, hedge meaning in grain trading, Colleen Mapri real name, Benjamin Franklin quote, honey extraction from comb, Maiden Bush apple, interracial offspring terms, parade duties, and U S residency age for president eligibility.
A fragmented piece describes a Ziegfeld spectacle Whoopee at the New Amsterdam Theater amid praise for Cantor and Wardrobe. It also recalls historical stage lore about Fanny Brice photographers and a Warren-like royal visit hoarding secrets, with notes on Show Boat’s dramatic pull.
Washington correspondent Charles P. Stewart reports on Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes’s advancing age and health. The piece debates whether Holmes will retire before President Hoover’s administration, noting the court’s conservative-liberal balance and Holmes’s potential successor.
A reader asks for neglected letters and unanswered notes including a long missive from Dr. Jacob Gighn in Owensboro. The writer mentions ball lightning reports, a fireball story from West Southland, and nominations for the greatest living person with printed information.
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