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Newspaper
Manitowoc Times
Location
Manitowoc, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1928
Page
4
Fragmentary OCR notes describe disputes over irrigation projects and funding close to 336000 dollars. Residents and officials debate charges, hedge adjustments, and drain issues amid a broader government irritants on land allotments and delinquent remissions.
The feature roundup lists the week’s top radio features across networks including WDAF and UXEC with mentions of orchestras and announcers. Notable items include an ongoing campaign note and a Madison reference, reflecting early 1920s broadcasting and public notices.
Milwaukee officials announced road work on main street and surrounding sidewalks. The project will lay a three fourths inch rubber pavement layer to improve durability and wear, as described by city officials.
Dee W P Lorenz of the Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute at Madison urged longer training for school nurses and social workers to provide better handling of the cases they encounter daily in clinics throughout the state.
A garbled tale recounts a night encounter involving a fisherman and odd phrases about a fish, a line, and a God, with an unclear scene of a surface strike and a creature near the line. The fragment hints at a dramatic catch or near escape but remains incoherent.
The text presents a distorted vignette about farm work and rural duties. It contrasts agrarian labor with pleas to avoid city or mercenary temptations, urging a son to remain tied to home and farming values while dismissing indulgence and warlike bravado.
Fragmented text mentions fees and a death exchange with garbled phrases. Key entities unclear. likely ad oriented. No coherent event or named organizations available.
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