Two Rivers Cooperative Livestock Shipping Group Formed
The Two Rivers Cooperative Livestock Shipping association was organized at Range Line hall near Two Rivers. Joseph Taddy was named president with Emil Guetschow as secretary treasurer, five directors elected, and plans made to hire a manager as the first shipments are prepared. Manitowoc County leads Wisconsin in cooperative livestock shipping, with 53 percent of state shipments via coops to the Milwaukee exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Two Rivers Cooperative Livestock Shipping Association
Joseph Taddyse
Range Line Hall
Two Rivera
Joseph Teddy
Emil Guetschow
Oscar Witte
Anton Bkubal
William Lehrman
Taddy
Guetschow
Two Rivers Association
Lvestock
Cleveland
Whitelaw
Beedeville
Francis Creek
Manitowoc
Wisconsin
Milwaukee Exchange
Three Lodges Install Officers in Joint 1929 Ceremony
Three Manitowoc bodies installed officers in a joint 1929 ceremony attended by about 200. Officers for Manitowoc Lodge No. 65 F and B M include Worshipful Master F. M. Tidarab and Junior Warden Olen E. May, while Manitowoc Chapter No. 16 lists High Priest J. W. Lindroth and Scribe Walter Menge. The Merritowoc Council names Thrice Justious Master Jnivan Diustrious Deputy Master Oscar Anderson, with other posts filled by J. Breuer and E. Nash. The event also conferred the honorary degree of the Tal Cedars of Lebanon on about 40 candidates, followed by lunch and social time. The report also notes the death of former resident Oscar Dueno of Chicago after a long illness, with services planned in Manitowoc.
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Knudson
Ini
Harvey Kono
Blue Ledge
Alas Gang
Walter Jena
Tal Cedars
Lebanon
Manitowoc Lodge No
F. M. Tidarab
Carl Jorgensen
Olen E. May
Oscar Alter
Gerhardt Kubitz Schier
Wm. Suckow
Elmer Fors
Robert Franz
Fred C. Tosentreter
Thor—Joseph Kellner
Otto Reuther
Harris G. Olander
Manitowoc
J. W. Lindroth
Hing
Jack Markhim
Walter Menge
Oscar A. Alter
Herman J. Holsen
Frank M. Buda
Heber Clayen
Royal Arch
Alois Claus
Third Forest
Funeral services for Jake Du Bord Saturday
Funeral services for Jake Du Bord 36 who died at his daughter Mrs A R Kirkpatrick’s home in Monroe Michigan will be held Saturday at 11 a m at Sacred Heart church. A native of Michigan he worked as an engineer at the Reiss Coal docks in this city and is survived by his widow Mrs Susan Du Bord a daughter and six sisters with numerous relatives listed.
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Jake Du‘Bord
A. R. ‘Kirkpatrick
Monroe
Mich
Sacred Heart Church
Michigan
Reiss
Susan DuBord
Susan DuBord, A Daughter, Mra. A. BR. Kirkpatrick
Albert DuBord
Michizamma
Emma DeBord
John Boyer
Michigamoye
L. W. Bureau
Marquette
D. Hughes
George Carute
Feigo
N.D
J. C. Sullivan
St. Paul
Abandon Friday Night Store Openings Initiated in Sheboygan
A Sheboygan Press notice states large stores will no longer open Friday nights and will close at a specified hour, effective today. The plan, adopted over a year ago to draw shoppers from nearby areas, ends Friday openings for the stores signing the notice.
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Sheboygan
Trent
Three Car Collision in Brillion Leaves One Injured
At midnight last night three cars at Twenty Bixth and Marshall streets collided. One occupant was injured, all drivers believed from Brillion. A Chevrolet coach was towed to Quality Service garage while the other vehicles drove away under their own power.
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Bixth
Marshall Streets
Brillion
Chevrolet
Quality Service Garage
Betty Ann Weir Dies in Sudden Illness at 923 Ne Fifteenth
Betty Ann Weir, nearly two, died at home on 923 Northeast Fifteenth Street after a sudden illness. Born February 15, 1927 in the city, she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs J Wiliam Weir. She leaves two sisters Agatha and Dorathy and a brother William Jr. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Bis
Wiliam
Yosbung
Weir
Betty “Ann
Fifteenth Street
Betty
Thia City
Dea
Agatha
Dorsthy
Wiliam, Jr
Police Blotter Shows Quiet Night At City Station
Police report a quiet night with few incidents. A Yellow Front manager filed a disturbance complaint at 2205 Marshal Street. A Willys Knight car on New York Avenue was found abandoned by John A Wille. An auto robe stolen from E W Hail was recovered near the Chicago and Northwestern depot. A suspicious man near the Dunning store disappeared before officers arrived. Three intoxicated men at the Northwestern station were taken to Hotel Carle for the night. A car on Franklin Street was hit by a vehicle, and another car was moved by a delivery truck at Eighth and Commercial.
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Marshal Street
Willys-Knight
New York Avenue
Fifth Street
John A. Wille
E. W
Chicago and Northwestern
Dunning
Washington Street
Northwestern
Carle
Death of William Dill in Manitowoc County
William Dill a 67 year old resident of Manitowoc county died at his home 1605 Marshall street at 6 10 p m Thursday after years of declining health The son of Newton town born October 28 1901 he lived in Newton for 20 years before moving to Manitowoc County Repids area in the city for the last seven years He is survived by relatives in the area
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Wiliam Dill
Manitowoc
Bia Hheme
Marshall Street
Dill
Newton
Manito- Woo Repids
Repair Work Restores Loading At Chicago Lakefront Ferry Slip
Repairs to the Chicago and North Western lake front ferry slip will finish late today and ferries can load at the lake front tomorrow. The loading apron was damaged Sunday when the Pare Marquette 15 struck it, upsetting piling. McMullen and Pitz Construction rushes the repair with continuous work. In the interim, loading and unloading occur at the So gap.
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Chicago and North Western Lake Front
Lake Front
Marquette 15
McMullen and Pitz Construction Company
Soa Gap
Accident Near Fourteenth and Columbus Stirs Wary Residents
A crash at Fourteenth and Columbus Streets after 2 am left three injured. Miss Mildred Clark sustains a back injury while Clarence Klusmeyer and Ottmar Mshnke show improvement as hospital records align with residents who say the collision occurred shortly after 2 o'clock.
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Fourteenth
Columbus Étrests
Sas
Mildred Clark
Clarence Klusmeyer
Ottmar Mshnke
Also Mentioned on This Page
Yoseph Taddy
Two Rivers Shipping Group
Range Fine Hall
Tidmarsh
The
Blue
Boa
Gerernoities
Ven
Zander
Lewis J. Kellner
Joseph Kellner
Jas.Willot
Merritowoc Council
Royal
Jnivan
Diustrious
Oscar Anderson
J. P. Breuer
Walter N. Killen
R. H. Markham
E. C. Schroeder
E. L. Nash
George Elsezser
Chicago
William Dueno
Resi ‘Dent
August Dueno
Chicaso
Duens
Manitowo
Hary
Galveston
Texas
Fred
Giacin Dusak
Granton
Wis
Nati
Julius
Henry
George
August, Jr
Reiss Coal Docks
Capital
Brooklyn
N. Y
Peter Pardone
Pardone
Parrone
Betty Aun
Arer
Franklin Street
In- Res Ree
Fila
Eighth
Commercial Streets
William Dill
Satuhday
Jannings
Emil Jannings
Fathers
Marion Davies
Clara Bow
Hart Schaffner & Marx and
Chippendale Browns
University’ Coats
Stone
Greys Town Coats
Grenadier Blues
Raglans
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