Manitowoc County Real Estate Gains Offset Personal Property Decrease
State tax officials report 1928 statewide property values total 5.872 billion dollars, up 253 million from 1927. Real estate accounts for 5.002 billion and personal property 870 million. Manitowoc shows a personal property drop of 390,516 offset by a 3.267 million rise in real estate, net 2.977 million. Local spars show decreases in several counties with increases elsewhere. Edward Keeler fined 50 dollars for falsely swearing on a hunting license. Perry Hull to stand trial after withdrawing guilty plea.
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Manitowoc County
Wisconsin
State Tax Commission
Adams
Ashland
Barron
Bayfield
Calumet
Clark
Crawford
Dodge
Door
Florence
Pony
duLac
Forest
Grant
Green
Town
Iron
Jefferson
Juneau
Swaunee
LaFayette
Langlade
Marquette
Pierce
Polk
Portage
Price
Richland
Rusit
Bayryer
Taylor
Kempeslan
Waskypston
Waupeta
Weekend visitors and local returns fill city notes
A flurry of weekend visits and returns to the city includes S Todish from Milwaukee and many others such as Miss Hither Serrabn from Algoma, Mrs Ben Riseman and daughter Haith, and Miss Ruth Krele. Several residents traveled to Milwaukee Oshkosh Evanston and Madison for visits and work.
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Hither Serrabn
Algoma
Ben Riseman
Haith
Evanston
Local Reflections and Jokes Stirring Main Street
An eclectic page blends remarks on local politics at the airport, sheriff slot machine raids, and a humor-filled medley. It includes a verse about a lone man in a crowded eating hole and a quip about a father answering his son’s age and a theater fire insurance joke.
Weekend Visitors and Funerals Noted in Local Scene
Social visits fill the city over the weekend with families from Sheboygan Milwaukee and Port Washington joining locals at the M C Nielsen home and Fred Winkler residence. A Milwaukee Journal rotogravure features Two Rivers and Lincoln High School. Attendees at Ruth Eleanor Ansorge's funeral include Oznamers from Antigo Cato Milwaukee and Maple Grove among others.
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Frank Buttel
Sheboygan
City
M. C. Nielsen
Lake Street
Milwaukee Journal
Two Rivers
Lincoln High School
Ruth Eleanor Ansorge
Alvin Billings
Nelson
An‘tigo
Herman Klahn
Cato
Jose Wheeller
Kate Price
Donald McCarthy
Milwaukee
Kate Burke
Port Washington
Wm. Bex
M. H. O’connel
Maude
Morgan
Leo O'Connell
Steve Guhin
Maple Grove
Joe Gass
Newton
Ideal Curing Weather Boosts Wisconsin Tobacco Pool
Ideal curing weather above state average and an excellent 1928 crop boost returns to Wisconsin tobacco pool members. September averaged 59 degrees, three and a half degrees below, with concentrated cold days and many warm sunny spells aiding curing. Rainfall reached 1.78 inches and late first frost gave growers more protection for output.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Tobacco Pool
Felt mats and pedal pants keep out cold
A Gamble Stores ad promotes felt mats and pedal pants to block cold air priced to a dollar range. Anti Frost ers for windshields are offered at 29 cents with location listed as 114 N 8th.
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Gamble
Trained agricultural chemists sought by government
Madison report shows B B Hart chief of Wisconsin agricultural chemistry calls for 24 or more trained chemists with salaries from 1600 to 4500 dollars. He notes applications from institutions and companies for roles from assistants to department heads and cites a shortage of qualified graduates in agricultural chemistry and nutrition.
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Madison
B. B. Hart
Hart
Parnell “Ring
State Potato Show Opens at Rice Lake
The state potato show opened in Rice Lake Wisconsin with growers competing on seasonal records for the first time this year. J G Milward of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture and secretary of the State Potato Show described the awards on seasonal performance as part of an industry exposition aligning with recent management policy.
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Rice Lake
Wis
Wisconsin
J. G. Milward
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Morrison Named Head of Cornell Animal Husbandry Division
Official announcement by Cornell University trustees confirms Frank B. Morrison as head of the division of animal husbandry. Morrison, formerly assistant dean of the College of Agriculture at the University of Wisconsin, resigned as director of the New York State Experiment Station to take the Cornell post.
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Morris
Badger
Ithaca, N
Frank B. Morrison
Cornell University
University
Morrison
College of Agriculture
University of Wisconsin
New York State Experiment Station
Hidden Temptations in a Studio Romance
Jane faces a moral dilemma as Irene Shirley presses for help to expose Irene's rival. A dinner with Tony reveals tension between loyalty and desire while rumors swirl around Miss Shirley and Lew Davidson. Jane refuses, choosing integrity over ambition in a stormy industry.
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Lew
Davidson Productions
Jane
Miss Shirley
Shirley
Tony Hull
Tony
Irene
Lew Davidson
Ben Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Manitoue'en Song Favored For Manitowoc Celebration
Bob Keiler wrote both words and music for the Manitou e en tune to be broadcast on WOMT over the next ten days. Keiler is noted for work in animal husbandry and co author of Feeds and Feeding. The song urges Manitowoc residents to celebrate October thirty first with dancing singing and reunion of friends.
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Manitowoc
Bob’ Keiler
WOMT
Manitoue
Ore Find Spurs Drilling in Bruce Wisconsin
A crew of engineers in Bruce Wisconsin is drilling after an Indian found ore samples with high iron content. Although many samples of good ore have been found nearby in recent years, locating ore beds has been futile.
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Bruce
Wis
Card of Thanks for Ruth Ansorge bereavement
We express heartfelt thanks to friends neighbors and all who helped after the death of our daughter and sister Ruth We thank Father Luby for comfort the flower girls pallbearers car and flower donors and MR and MRS HENRY ANSORGE and SISTER MARION for their support and sympathy
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Rand
Ruth
Luby
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