Hoover Discusses Farm Relief With Brookhart At White House
President elect Hoover met at the White House with Senator Brockhart of Iowa to talk farm relief and the possibility of an extra session. Brookhart said McNary bill would be inadequate and another measure would be needed to meet farmers' needs. Hoover lunched with Kellogg and discussed a West Indies trip and reparations.
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Coolidge
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Brookhart
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Farm Bloc
White House
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Believe Car Found Monday Stolen Chevrolet Abandoned
A Chevrolet coach license tied to August Seehauer of Brillion, later disposed of and owned by Laongman, was found abandoned on Highway 10 west of Reedsville Monday afternoon. An investigation follows as state official Hagies attends Appleton series event and Somethings reflect community bereavement.
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Ms. Schade
Hagies
Pantie
Detroit organ could rival orchestra says expert
Bob Cordray, Detroit organist and authority, says the organ remains embryonic but has vast potential. He notes the instrument has risen from church loft to theatres and homes in the past decade and predicts expanding roles, citing Good Night and a taps-based waltz as examples of new organ pieces.
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Bob Cordray
Mr. Cordray
Manitowoc Briefs Include Travels And Local Updates
Manitowoc Briefs report residents visiting Milwaukee Chicago and Green Bay with several relatives names. TheAppleton bus service resumed while Green Bay Sturgeon Bay Fond du Lac routes remain closed and roads drifted west of Chilton. A marriage license was sought by Clara La Fond and Clarence Cope. A card of thanks acknowledges support after a bereavement.
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Fond du Lac
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Sheboygan
Clara la Fond
Clarence Cope
Two Rivers
Enduring City News and Odd Reflections on Public Life
The piece blends municipal notes with satirical quips about officials, fires, schools, and a grander sense of local life. It lampoons the police chief’s report, debates over city spending, and a mix of humorous poems and social musings reflecting a town in transition.
Smoky the Fire Clown In Crime Report Ambiguity
The Manitowoc Times reports evidence in the Rocque murder case was handed to District Attorney Lyman J Fischer for review. The DA cautions he needs time to study the materials and did not issue a statement. The case potentially implicates one main suspect and involves others connected to the escape of Miss Trouttatler since October 1926.
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Lyman J. Fischer
Stunny
Manitowoc Radio Hookup Aims Eagles Membership Drive
Station WOMT in Manitowoc plans a state wide six hour broadcast with Milwaukee’s WTMJ on January 22 to promote the Fra ternal Order of Eagles membership drive. The Aluminum Goods Marine band may perform, with programs airing on Tuesdays and Fridays for nine weeks and a silver loving cup awarded to the top aerie.
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Milwaukee
Aluminum Goods Marine Band
Order of Eagles
State Department
Eagles
Milwaukee Journal
Milwau
Chris Schade
Aerue
Aerie
Free chest clinic at courthouse exams 34 persons
Thirty four persons were examined at the free chest clinic held Tuesday at the courthouse by Dr. F I Drake of Milwaukee with assistance from county nurse Georgiana Geimer city nurse Frieda Neuman Miss Fox and Mrs Checkie. Of the 34 examined 27 were adults and seven children. Results covered teeth tonsils glands thyroid vaccination lungs heart and other conditions. The clinic followed another clinic at County Normal school the previous day and overall results were satisfactory.
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Milwaukee
Drake
Georgiana Geimer
Frieda Neuman
Miss Fox
Checkie
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County Normal School
Valuable birch lumber shipment from Watersmeet to France
Two carloads of birch logs, peeled and flawless, valued at stumpage $125 per thousand feet, are sent from Watersmeet, Michigan to France. The logs were barked by tapping with hammers to remove any logging marks. Purpose of the logs not disclosed.
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Watersmeet
Mich
Wisconsin
Michigan
Waters
France
Reedsville Teacher Praises School Fire Drills
Harriet Meisner a Reedsville teacher at Lake school Garden Terrace near Cudahy testified to the value of fire drills after a blaze was found early in the morning. Miss Marcella Wedd another teacher led 160 pupils to safety without injuries as the Cudahy fire department extinguished the blaze and saved part of the building.
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Harriet Meisner
Reedsville
Lake School
Garden Terrace
Cudahy
Marcella Wedd
Madame Elly Ney Plays Schubert Across German Cities
Renowned pianist Madame Elly Ney performed a gentle all Schubert program in Leipzig Berlin Dresden Munich Cologne and other cities to mark the Schubert centennial celebration. Her recital highlighted the composer’s piano works with careful touch and stylistic fidelity.
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Soares
Leipzig
Berlin
Dresden
Munich
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