Manitowoc Daily Rates and Publishing Details
The Manitowoc Times Publishing Company operates daily from 717 York Street Manitowoc Wis with telephone numbers 292 and 203. It entered as second class matter October 8 1920 and provides subscription rates: one year 4.00, six months 2.50, three months 1.50, one month 0.50. Merchandise includes publication of Manitowoc News items and general notices.
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Public display of war ordnance sparks debate at memorials and park
A letter critiques displaying obsolete cannons at a soldiers' memorial near the cemetery and Lincoln Park. The writer urges community focus on promoting live organizations like the Association of Commerce, urging local papers to support civic causes and acknowledge events after time has passed. The piece signals a call for constructive community involvement.
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Soldiers
Lincoln Park
Association ‘of Commerce
Herald- News
Kohler Candidacy in Court Sparks Debate on Wealth and Elections
A Wisconsin Supreme Court challenge requires Walter J. Kohler to justify his Republican nomination amid accusations his campaign spent more than any rival. Critics warn vast spending could taint elections and threaten equal access for poor candidates, urging a spotless background before certification.
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Walter J. Kohler
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Kohler
The Search for Husbands and City Parking Gripes
A column mocks women seeking husbands by traveling in a caravan from Washington while noting worthy mates exist locally. It argues marriages do not require nationwide quests and questions Mexico’s exploitation image. The piece also critiques city governance over parking and street maintenance.
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Washington
Questions Answered in Manito Times Washington Bureau
Frederick M Kerby editor invites readers to submit answerable questions to the Washington bureau. No medical or legal advice provided. personal confidential letters are accepted for free, with stamps for reply and responses mailed back.
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Frederick
M. Kerby
Wuvelion
Manitowoc Times
Washington
Gees
Newpear Avenue
New ‘York
Avenue
Washington, D. C
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U.S
Question and Answer Snapshots From a Trivia Page
A compilation of Q and A items covers topics from chemistry and weather to sports, film, military, and geography. It includes queries on beating cream, a welterweight title, home run records, actors in Behold My Wife, enlisting in the Marine Corps, likelihood of tides in the Great Lakes, and historical population estimates for France and Italy.
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Edward N. Williamson
Chicago Nationals
Babe Ruth
Lali
Mabel Julienne Scott
Milton Sill
Marine Corps
U. S. Naval Academy
France
Italy
Lake Erie
Lake’ Erie
Great Lakes
China
Quiet Jurist Booms Power Investigation Resume
The federal trade commission has resumed its inquiry into the country's power interests. After a summer adjournment the hearing focuses on methods of influencing public opinion by funding clergy, professors, writers, and lecturers. The commission intends to examine the level of money spent by power companies.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Sion
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Trade Commission
Power and policy clash in a national probe
A fragment from a 1930s public policy analysis describes battles over private power interests, federal investigations, and the trade commission. It notes opposition figures like Senator Norris push for exposing profits while power magnates resist scrutiny and debate the commission’s leadership and partisan balance.
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Countrie’s
Canada
Commission
Norris
Federal Trade Commission
Man and soul in science and education values
A Glasgow audience hears the president of the British Association for the Advancement of Science affirm that man has a soul and science aims to unite body and soul. The piece cites education’s impact on achievement, noting odds of distinction rise with schooling, and highlights figures from U.S. leadership and government roles. It ends with reflections on obscurity and public life.
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Glasgow
British “Association For the Advancement of Science
Milwaukee
Times Classified Act Promises Work Help Resources
A fragmented passage suggests a Times Classified Act offering aid for jobless people seeking help. It hints at free underwear distribution and general assistance outcomes. The readable text emphasizes results from seeking work or aid through the act.
Machines Money and Thought Do We Celebrate Holidays
A columnist debates holiday enjoyment versus strenuous celebrations and cites Maurice Colbourne's Unemployment or War. The piece discusses how machinery could end scarcity and grant leisure, while Colbourne proposes a sweeping economic reform. The dialog weighs restraint, utopian ideas, and the challenge of a better culture.
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Colbourne
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Mr. Colbourne
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