Wisconsin Senate backs official inquiry into milk price dispute
Wisconsin moves toward mediation as Senate passes Schumann resolution calling for a conference among dairy producers, milk dealers, and state agriculture and markets officials. The measure aims to calm a weekslong milk price strike by Wisconsin and northern Illinois producers against Chicago distributors, with public awareness as a goal.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Nto
Chicago
John ©. Schumann
Watertown
State Senate
Schumann
Aevicultture
Borden,Bowman and Wenzer
Farmera Ta
University of Wisconsin
Guthee i Wisconsin
H. G. Sonnenburg
Ilwa
Fn Mitwehabsen Tearyay
Roc’r
Wisensin
Board ‘of Supervisors
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Manitowoc Briefs Highlight Local Travel Changes
Mrs Albert H Kasten and daughter Erma Jane left for Elkhart Indiana to visit relatives for several weeks. Miss Della Pentaien and companions plan to motor to Miami Florida for the winter. John Paprocki attended a funeral in Two Rivers then visited Milwaukee friends before returning to Chicago. Miss Jean Sauve spent the past month with her parents in Two Rivers and is back in Milwaukee attending Badger Academy. Miss Helen Nelson travels to Milwaukee for a buyil to Milwaukee for a few days.
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Albert H. Kasten
Erma Jane
Elkhart Ind
Jean Sauve
Two Rivers
Millwaukee
Badger, Academy
John Paprocki
Two Creeks
Milwaukee
Chicago
Della Pentaien
Helen Fehring
Myrtle Wesley
Miami
Fla
Wisconsin Kids Brave Ice Fall as Carrier Rescued
Milwaukee funeral notes mingle with county bounties payouts and local happenings. The report notes bounties paid in 1928, a near tragedy when a Times carrier fell through thin lake ice and was rescued by colleagues. References to Milwaukee visits, high school events, and community figures fill the page.
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Alyira Carsten
Fred Herrmann
Waukee
Taylor County
W ‘Tmj
Ripon
Cudahy
Portage
Bohier
West Bend
Sheboygan
Jury in Kiel City Court Hears Fauth Case
George Mattes and Mrap of Kiel appear in the city court jury during the session as the hearing on the Fauth case proceeds.
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Grace Wood
Detroit
Ralph Wood
James Chenot
Wood
Taylor Pierce
Willam Thompson
Smirs
George Mattes
Mrap
Fauth
Kiel
Rye
Settlement Likely in Weber vs City of Two Rivers Case
The January circuit term calendar was trimmed as a tentative settlement emerged in Clara Weber v city of Two Rivers. Trial of Otto Olson versus Olm and Interstate Exchange began at 2 PM near Valders, with Wenzel Stange of Mishicot drawn for jury duty. The Weber settlement awaits city council confirmation before becoming final. terms were not disclosed.
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Clara
Weber
Olson
Olm
Valders
Funeral services for Mrs. Hacker Thursday
Funeral services for Mrs. Fred Hacker aged 76 who died at her home in Liberty Tuesday proceed Thursday at 1 p.m. at the home and 2 p.m. at Liberty church with Rev. Hensel officiating. Burial will be in adjoining cemetery. nee Minnie Maas born November 23 1852. Longtime Manitowoc county resident. Survived by daughter Mrs. Herman Vogt Newton son Barnat Newton sister Mrs. Laula Hacker Newton 11 grandchildren and 9 great grandchildren. Son Martin preceded in death two years ago.
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Fred Hacker
Liberty
Liberty Church
Hensel
Hacker
Minnie Maas
Manitowac County
Herman Vogt
Newton
Barnat
Laula Hecker
Isa
Martin
John Kettner death ends Manitowoc county farm life
John Kettner, TL pioneer farmer and Manitowoc county resident born in 1857 at Francis Creek, died after two heart attacks. He had been in poor health since his daughter’s death a year earlier. Survived by his widow and three children Anton, Wencel, and Mrs. Mary Ginzett. Funeral at Melnik church Friday morning with burial in Melnik cemetery.
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John Kettner
Manitowoc County
Francis Creek
Alg Parenta
Mein Street Glimpses of Life and Town Observations
A collage of humorous fragments and local jabs from a newspaper page. Includes satire on politics with mayoral hints, community gossip, quirky definitions, and light notes on daily life such as weather, contracts, and social quirks. Identifies public figures and places in a lively, period voice.
Love Wins Love and a Yale Wedding Tale
Central Press dispatch from Manitowoc Times New Haven reports Thomas Wheeler, a Yale student from St Paul Minnesota, choosing love over education as he marries Miss Emil Brest after a brief courtship. Yale University reportedly denies its involvement in the match despite the couple’s plans.
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Central Press Dispatch
Manitowoc
New Haven
Conn
Thomas Long Wheeler
Central Press
Wheeler
Tony
Earnest Lok
Emil Brest
Tot Wheeler
Yale
St. Paul
SOTEtRIE Effect on Leg Unsaid Hint
Fragmentary lines hint at an unknown legal or social matter. The text suggests withheld or unspoken information and potential discussion about actions or consequences. No clear persons or organizations identified in the readable fragment.
Two tales of graduates and society ties unfold
In a Manitowoc page fragment a Yale plan falls short for Tom Long Wheeler whose parents, the Wheelers of St. Paul, study a new marriage while Tom finds work with the telephone company. The clippings shift to a city scene with ads for a basketball game at Terrace Gardens and local groceries, a tax collection notice, and community notices featuring Peter Bausch the town treasurer.
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Penator
Cars
Nestion
Nan Automatic
Yale
Tom
New ‘Haven
Ward
Ton
Howard Long Wheeler
St. Paul
Emly
New Haven
Wheelers
Terrace Gardens
Manitowoc City
Appleton City
Lyric Orchestra
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Uaited
John Naidl
Whitelaw
Mr. Ed. Schwartz
Milton Detjen
Dorothea Gulbrand
Denmark
Charlea Maigatter
Kewaunee
Georges Hatch
Robert
Avoca
Manitowoc Briefs
Mizz
Helen Nelson
Usnery Department of Rinent
Gordon Wheelock
Eliza
Amy Gabraith
C. Green
Jin Cato
Oliva Teeters
Worth Beard
Philip Hadley
Pera Ae
Hugo Unmus
Weat Green Bey High
Hibs Derut
Tila Gaming
Bate
the Lincoln High
Martha
Violaf . Zunker
Neh
Frank Kuti
Branch 12
Rusi
Home County Fish and Game Association
George Wadsworth
Floyd M. Sabin
D. Cunningham
R. Georg Sadusky
Edward Pokorski
Tee
Ghester Ryder
Jack Stip
Pick
Clifford Spevacelli
Will Miss & Bressler
Pluckie
Matt Isselman
Times
Buffalo Street
William Behrane Bre
Anna Nabie
Paul Urbanek
Ray E. Sloan
Christ Nelson
Erama Fredricks
Yankee
Viola
Arnich Fredricks
Osten Miller
Green Bay
Jost
Shis
Jett
Chi
Northwestern
A. Widder
Watkee
Cahart
Butch” Krieg
Doc” Belenske
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Joan of Arc
Nash
A. Geiger
Gil
President Coolidge
Coolidge
United States Senate
Here
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McQuay Norris
Ford Genex
Dr. C.M. Gleason
Manitowoce
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Maxwell House
Graham
Manitowoc Marine Grocery
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