Wausau Highs Defeat Marshfield In Fast Hoops Bout
Wausau High School outpaced Marshfield High in a brisk 31 to 2? game at MC A gym last night. Worle Reinicke and Ruehiman led the locals with strong scoring while Hulmer and Swartling starred for Marshfield amid sharp defense and crowded stands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waushu High
Marshfiild
MC. A
Niasium
Waugau
Marshfield Hays
Hulmer
Marshfield
Hans
Cringle
Swartling
Worle
Reinicke
Ruchiman
Wausau
Rood
Werle
Ruehlman
Sunports
Thyresa Neguette
Douglas Prelh
Bulmer
Counsell
Swartting
Tice
Cobeen
Fehihaber
Lanhs
Ruclman
Wausau Record-Herald
Neillsville
Howe Travel Festival At Adler Aims To Wow Fishermen
Lyman H Howe presents a Friday program at the Adler Theater featuring expert fishing demonstrations in Canada and large sea life scenes in the South Seas. The spectacle includes Japan travel, Army insignia, Yellowstone geysers, a warplane fight over Washington, a Florida Ocklawaha cruise, Alpine ski soldiers, clouds, and tractors with comedy cartoons and film novelties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Izaak Walter
Lyman H. Howe
Adler Theater
Canadian
South Seas
Howe
Japan
United States Army
Yellowstone National Park
Washington
Placid
Ocklawaha
Florida Everglades
Wisconsin publishers form weekly papers league in Madison
Eighty nine publishers from thirty two counties gathered in Madison to organize a Wisconsin League of Weekly Newspapers. The group aims to give foreign advertisers a chance to act in Wisconsin with leaders from the Brown County Journal Jefferson County Union Stanley Republican Dunn County News New Richmond News Republican Voter Menominee Falls News and Jackson County Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Madison
Wisconsin League
Wisc
League
Brown County Journal
Jefferson County Union
Stanley Republican
Dunn County News
New Richmond News
Republican Voter
Menominee Walls, News
Jackson County Journal
Tudge Landis Knows Where They Belong
A Racine meeting featured sharp speeches as Rev. Invin St John Tucker attacked the Chamber of Commerce with offensive words. Kel Wag defended Viator Berger and criticized the press, while Antiga Journal questioned Tucker’s fitness as a preacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucker
Antiga Journal
Card of Thanks for Mother Illness and Death Support
The Stauber family expresses deep thanks to friends and neighbors for their kindness during the illness and death of their beloved mother. JOAN K. STAUBER AND CHILDREN.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joan K. Stauber
Returning Soldier Seeks Work Over Political Praise
A town veteran rejects ceremonial honors and platform praise, urging a return to his old job. He emphasizes practical employment over public accolades and political posturing. The scene contrasts civic pomp with the need for steady, real work.
Roddis Team Tops Lum berjacks In Bowling Series
Roddis edged Lum berjacks in the three game set after winning the first two by 48 and 20 pins. The Lumberjacks won the final game by 1 pin to claim a 5 pin total margin. Individual scores listed show Roddis led by LL 174 TS TAB 181 and others, with Lum berjacks names including Knilans and Gagnelius among tallies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roddis
Knilans
Ind
Cgagnelius
Pourgon
Clark
Lumberjacks
Lueckystrikes
Libertys
Games Fins Axe
Feess Nerbeau
Pearson
Seubert
Ll Kraus
Vial Knilsas
Thom
Krehn
Seilenbinder
Milwaukee Drops German Language Play at Pabst Theater
The Milwaukee Pabst Theater canceled a German language performance after strong public opposition though tickets were sold. The article notes German will not again be the popular foreign language in the country, as America is a primarily English speaking nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pabst
Milwaukee
Selene
America
Wisconsin
Anrtiga Journal
Use of brewery properties and industrial transformations
The Dispatch surveys brewery properties in dry states showing wide reuses. Examples include Ranier in Portland becoming a tannery employing 1,600. Benwood West Virginia a chemical and sap plant. Cedar Rapids yeast factory. Coors Denver malted milk. Salem Oregon loganberry juice. and other breweries converted to factories, creams, and product firms. The report links these shifts to tractor adoption and asks farmers to consider repair access, safety, and company backing. It also notes Ribbon Feature at Adler theater with Alice Joyce in a leading role and a quip about Germany at the peace table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Dispatch
Ranier
Portland
Ore
Benwood
W. Va
Lasttount
Wes
Virginia
Portland, Ore
Cedar Rapids, Lows
Iowa City
Iowa
Unceda
Coors Brewery
Denver
Col
Huntington
Salem, Ore
Star Brewery
Washington, Pa
Capital Paint, Oil & War‘fish Company
Pacific Coast
Tractor Troubles Lessening With More Experience
A survey of 108 Wisconsin tractor owners out of 2,000 shows growing approval of tractors as profitable investments. F C Sauve of the College of Agriculture notes most unfavorable replies come from those who have owned their tractors less than a year and suggests opinions shift quickly with experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
F. C. Sauve
Department of Agricultural Engineering
College of Agriculture
Mr. Sauve
The Triumph of the Weak Branded Thief in City Life
A girl widow from a small town fights crushing odds in a big city after stealing a small jewelry item to buy milk for her baby. She loves a young businessman who supports her as she hides her crime. As the struggle deepens the man she fears to trust grows to love her more for her brave fight.
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Enid Markey
Romance of
Tartar
Sade
COI
Lieut
Hoerhy
Mueker
Heaton
Rowe
Coyice
Braem
Matowitz
Felker
Nelicheck
Hoorl
Sargt. Mueller
Tudge Landis
Charles Chaplin
Mildred Harris
Los Angeles
Lois Weber
Pathe News—— Special Orchestra
Adler Theatre
Alice Joyce
Extra
Pathe News—Special Orchestra
Hari
Icewood
William Duncan
Edith Johnson
Anied War Review
Man
Matt
Jeff
Pathe News
Mary Miles Minter
Tarzan
Yellowstone
Seat Sale
Liese’s
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