Wisconsin Estate Auction Notice for Henry Buchhoest
County court in Manitowoc Wisconsin announces the estate of Henry Buchhoest of Deesnesd to be sold by administrator W. Schmits at public auction. Lands described include the south half of the south quarter and east quarter of the southeast, and other parcels totaling about 70 acres in Town 18 North Range 23 East. Terms will be announced on sale day. Attorneys: E. Schmitz. Auction date forthcoming in October 1923.
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Towoc
Wisconsin
Henry Buchhoest
Henry
Usle
Manitowoc
Wisconsia
Towil
Twanty-Thres
Getobe
W. Schmits
Mini Boxes to Get New Paint in Rural Post
Postmaster W E Pflueger notifies patrons that rural mailboxes will be repainted white with black names. The post office arranged with a contractor to do the work at 70 cents per box, provided enough patrons request painting to justify the cost. A first day's job is promised if sufficient orders are received before bad weather.
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Germersf
Oye
Sworn Statement From Directors and Officials
A damaged OCR fragment shows names like BAENSCH and SCHURTE and Norman A. Sohneon. It references directors, fiduciary duties, trust department matters, and an October date in 1923. The legible portions indicate attestation of a true and correct statement under oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ei. Baensch
Louis Schurtte
Penme Colonel Ipe Described System in Penal Colonies
Descriptions by Prof J L Gillin from the University of Wisconsin discuss penal colonies in India and the Philippines. He notes families accompany many prisoners and the system emphasizes familial care, economic motive, and education for children. He cites Indian and Philippine practices as forming welfare linked to reform, with long-term implications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
India
Pram
J. L. Ci
University of Wise
Giliin
T Na Gillin
Gettlers
Owl
Ithet
Geperfrent
Secntvel
Carel Imglation
Tia
Rural Education Focused Bibliographies by Bureau of Education
The United States Bureau of Education curates bibliographies on rural education to acquaint officials and educators with available publications. The articles emphasize understanding rural school conditions, identifying strengths and weaknesses, and outlining actionable improvement steps for improving educational opportunities in open country communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bureau of Education
Sureau
Bid Prices and Market Report From Chicago Market Summary
Food and livestock market report with prices for common and medium grade cattle and veal cuts, and notes on demand and supply. Includes hogs, potatoes, cheeses, and regional market movements with several price ranges and quantities across multiple items.
Barley Disease Strikes Wisconsin Livestock Feed
Scabby barley injures line, with reports of a German ban on the grain’s injurious effects. University of Wisconsin stations test feed to prevent pig sickness, noting the parasite and weather conditions that spread the disease every few years. J G Dickson explains the infection thrives on unplowed ground and straw, urging farmers to plow and test, to avoid losses at the college labs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin Experiment Station
Blanwhite Badger
Garley
J. G. Dickson
G. Bobstedt
Fragmented OCR grocery ledger item list from a 19th century page
Readable entries show mixed quantities and prices for beans cabbage carrots tomatoes and potatoes with odd spellings and hyphenated figures. Several line fragments mention weights bushels and prices like 2.00 to 5.56 for items and 150 to 200 bushels for tomatoes and potatoes. The text is garbled and inconsistent across items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taub
Brotlers
Ted Sidney
Wisconsin dairy market report notes feed and disease implications
Wordy dairy market brief from Wisconsin mentions fall of quotations for feed ingredients and a Wisconsin Agricultural Station note on barley and corn mixtures. It cites experiments suggesting barley can substitute safely for more than one third of ration, with corn and oats and tankage as other inputs. Disease occurrences appear seasonal, with limited impact on overall production plans.
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Tanj‘ang
Wisconsin
Cdi
Winconair
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