Manitowoc Firm Receives Permit for Alcoholic Tonic Cars
Announcement reports government permit for Manitowoc Products Company to manufacture a tonic with two percent alcohol. The new beverage, tested and approved, will be marketed after January with special labels. Carload orders, including 100 freight cars for distribution, are expected to Iowa and the central western states as plants at Manitowoc and Sheboygan run at full capacity.
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Manitowoc Products Company
O. Kk
Jean
Tower! Products Company
Dng
Central Western
Bez
Fabstonoe
Sane Local
North Western
Manitowoc Products
Manitowoc
Wis
Iowa
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Sheboygen
Main Street As Seen Through the Glasses of the Newspaper Man
Manitowoc briefs note social visits and travels with residents like Misa Leona Rezach in Milwaukee and Leslie Ahearn in Madison, plus several Milwaukee trips and holiday gatherings. The item also mentions stock market fever and a marriage license filing for George E. Park and Lillian Engel.
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Main Street
Man
Record Year in 1928 Stock Market Boom and Break
A chaotic year saw walls of trading on Wall Street with six to seven million shares changing hands on peak days. Reports cite record weekly and monthly totals, price quirks, and the market’s sharp fall as banks tighten liquidity ahead of 1929.
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Stock Markets
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Stock Exchange Ab
United States Steel
Uckers
Butterfly Found in Home Rere At IMTS Wheeler
Mrs. Wheeler of 920 South Tenth Street found a beautiful butterfly in her home on Christmas Day. The insect measured about two and a half inches across its wings and displayed gold crimson black and brown colors. Mrs. Albert Hoffman of 1128 South Seventeenth Street is listed as a patient at Holy Family hospital.
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Wheeler
Albert Hoffman
South Seventeenth Street
The
Holy Family Hospital
Plage Stovern Placed on Probation for Burglary
Oscar T. Stovern, 23, Two Rivers coast guard veteran, pleaded guilty to burglary at the Wadhams Co. service station in Two Rivers. Judge A H Schmidt placed him on probation for two years on recommendation of state probation officer Murphy. Stovern will remain in the coast guard service.
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Oscar T. Stovern
Two Rivers Coast
Gustdamen
Wadhams
Two Rivers
Staté Board of Control
A. HL Schmidt
Murphy
Madison
Stevern
Regular Army
Coast Guard Service
Staal
Ton
Emene
James Yana Dies at Home of Daughter in Sheboygan
James Yana a longtime Manitowoc County resident died after a two year illness at his daughter Mrs Anton Loges home in Sheboygan at 1825 St Clair Avenue Survived by four daughters and five sons and 18 grandchildren Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 pm at the Loges home Kellnersville and White Law boy William Wenzl died after brief illness born December 3 1927 attended White Law school and is survived by parents and sister Pauline Funeral services Sunday at 1 pm at Beedeville with Rev Koch
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Whitelaw
Sheboygan
Jame Yana
Manitowoc
Anton Logus
St. Clair
Javenne
Yana
Bohemian
Mir
Mrz
Anton Loges
Misa Anna Yana
Milwaukee
Emma Pilger
Kallnereville
Julia Buengnet J
Stephen
Waukesha
Anton Yana
Kellnersville
Joseph
Mishicot
Adolph
James
Neenal
Loges
St. Clair Avenue
Barigi
Wiliam Wengzlgi
Ernie Wenzfall
Whitelaws
Whitelaw School
Fauline
Beedeville
Koch Lating
Ordinary buyers held guiltless
Washington dispatch reports that a Philadelphia federal judge ruling on conspiracy ties to liquor delivery may not apply to ordinary buyers. Justice officials cite that conspiracy charges require explicit transport instructions. buyers who order by telephone without directing transport are not guilty unless they specify a mode or route. Commissioner Deran calls the decision a forward step that could spur more conspiracy cases.
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Washington
Philadelphia
James M. Deran
Mquor
Funeral for William Duena on North Ninth Street
Notice states the funeral for William Duena will be held tomorrow at 2 o clock at North Ninth Street in Buckow. The notice is dated December 28, 2011.
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Engoveers
William Duena
North Ninth Street
Buckow
Tests for Judges Pering Up in Hopei Say Applicants Pass
Seventy six of 355 applicants pass examinations to serve as magistrates in Hopei under the Nationalist government. The tests differ from old public office exams and include questions on party government versus democracy and on identifying and removing degenerate elements from Chinese society and politics.
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Pering
Hopei
Chibli
Nationaliet
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Manitowoc Briefs
Misa Leona Rezach
Leslie Ahearn
J. B. Schriehart
Daugh‘ter, Clara
Alma
Ida Schultz
Mrs Alfred Petratz
Mize
Norma Cummings
Chicago
Roman Klein
Edward Brown
Brg. RS. Intenfeldt
Kenosha
Jerry, Ahrens of
Ther
Peter Brost
Charles Bieberitz
Harry Brost
Christine Nielson
Mrs. M. C. Nielsen
Hoover
Florance
Hadlo Corporation
Hectle
Allied Chemical
American Smelting
Curtiss’ Aero
Packard
Sears Roebuck
Victor Walking Machine
Case Threshing Machine
International Harvester
du Pont
Montgomery Wards
Wright
Aero 1
George E. Park
Wadeworth
Jean Lillian Engel
Thoraday
Paul Staghle
Fittsville
Mass
J. P. Stehte
South Seventh Street
Fort Wayne
Ind
Louis Dufano
California
Enid
Rss UL Erepl Cure Ee
Salea
Card Exchange
Mills
Wedi
Jim
Sitong
Joes
Rollin
Dennis McGinty
Prohibition Department
Richard Bedu
Herrmann
Gulf
Stargins
Jts
F. Wheeler
South Tenth
Plage Stovern
Coast
Robert Drysdale
New York
Brockton, Mess
Brockton
Drysdale
Anly
Reese
James Yana
Justice Department
Groffman's Drug Store
Sigman
Baby
God
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