Wisconsin Happenings Condensed News Summary
Wisconsin dispatches report George Stuart of Darlington becomes a manager at Badger Cheese Co. Monroe L. J. Rusk of Chippewa Falls joins state board of bar examiners. Lenile launch accident injures Austin and Caleb Aus tin. Dr Clara Lane obituary at Berlin. Oshkosh doctors buy building to house Oshkosh Chine. Unionists protest out-of-town detectives. Great Lakes boiler workers condemn radicals. Stevens Point founder E B Northrup dies in Minneapolis. Sturgeon Bay to back power plant project for Kewaunee Door County. Oshkosh air mail delay noted. cherry crop mobilization in Bay and surrounding counties. Damages awarded to fog land owners. malpractice suit against Dr Hickey entangled in windpipe injury. Firemen tournament at New Holstein hosts many departments. Ruehl case in La Crosse court. Antigo Loan and Investment Co incorporated. Superior policeman dies on duty. Car thieves ring uncovered in La Crosse area. Antigo American Legion organized. Tomah diary notes Tomah post office plans. La Crosse citizens witness Clenz trial. Local youth Elizabeth Moore wills parish bequests. Germanic elder August Carlson in Stockholm estate. Beaver control and skeleton discovery at Superior. new Tomah post office design embraced. Tomah paper notes Wisc. Peace League campaign. La Crosse aviator Norman Moll tours North. Viets ascends to Pacific coast duties. Ke nosha probate of Mrs Elizabeth M Moore. Jefferson County road campaign outlined. Hortonville electric service agreement. Guernsey cattle sale at Hau Claire strong with average $489. S. D. Borenam leads Wisconsin Spanish War Veterans encampment in Oshkosh 1920.
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L. J. Rusk
Chippewa Falls
Supreme Court
State’ Board of Bar Examinera
A. M, Linsman
Caleb
Austin
Minn
Portage
Monitor-Herald
Tomah
pewsDiper
Yun Ag
Brooklyn
Wis
Clara Ms. Lane
Berlin
Plainfield
Tormers
Oshkosh
Oshkosh Chine
J. Combs
H. W. Morgenroth
C. H. Nima
Great Lakes
International Brotherhood of
Superior
E. B. Northrup
Stevens Point
Indorae
Kewaunee
Door County
Wisconsin Public Service Co
Green Bay
Washington
Frank Weinke
William P. Meikle
Edward Burkhardt
Catedania
Sauk County
Wisconsin River
Wisconsin River Power Company
Prairié du Bac
Nelle Krueger
Hickey
Fastern Wisconsin Firemen's Association
New Holstein
Brien
Cascade
Chitton
Denmark
Enkhart Lake
Hilbert
Kiel
Kohler
Plymouth
Sheboygan Falla
Arc
Louis Ruehl
Milwaukee Railroad
la Creuse
Ruchl
Wfe
Fred Zunker
J. B. Schomers
America
Wisconsin
Sturgeon Bay
Papeete
Elizabeth M. Moore
Kenosha
New York
Califore
Superior Box Co
Downs
Antigo Loan and Investment Co
Paul B. ‘Johnson
Force
Buck Wilson
Beloit
Rockford
Mra
Inez Taylor
Wilson
Chas. Phillips
Winona
Ming
la Crosse
C. Ai. Stuart
Madison
League
Progresa
Norman Moll
Memphi
Milwaukee
George B. Viets
American Express Co
West Salem
Pacific Coast
Anandx
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Tomah Post Ofice
Mark Soverson
Plate
Willem Dunn
Rice Lake
Spokane
Wash
William Henry Clenz
Washington State College
United States
Mary Belle Gallagher
Watertown High School
Carlow
Bergin
Jefferson County Good Roads Association
Highway 19
Ixonia
Hortonville
Wisconsin Traction, Light, Heat,and Power Company
Appleton
Ines
Dale
Medina
Sherwood
St. Croix County
Wisconsin Department of the United Spanish War Veterans
Thia
Wisconsin Summer Institute for Social Service Opens in Milwaukee
Registrants from New York to Nebraska attend Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association run program beginning July 7 at the Ethical Building Milwaukee. First lecture by Joel Hunter of Chicago Charities followed by an address by Graham Taylor The Great Commoner on independence of social agencies. Nationally known speaker each evening. Open to public with nominal fee and excursions to health institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Nebraska
Badger State
Wisconsin
Summer Institute For Social Service
Milwaukee
Joel Hunter
United Charities of Chicago
Graham Taylor
Chicago School of Givief
Philanthropy
Wisconsin Anti‘Tuberculosis Association
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
State Association
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
van Buren Street
Ethical Building
Jefferson Street
Association
Doubt It Echoes in Risqué Rhyme Of Temptation
A fragmentary verse mocks flirtation and seduction with bold questions about endurance and desire. An implied speaker addresses a listener, contrasting reserved restraint with provocative attraction. The poem delves into intimate images while centering the refrain I DOUBT IT and the hinted seduction surrounding a coy kiss and soft hand.
Poor Mixers on Virgin Islands Cha Chas
Washington reports U S Marines describe the Cha Chas of Charlotte Amalie as poor mixers who avoid intermarriage and outsiders while maintaining hard drinking and solid work as fishermen and straw hat weavers. They originate from Dutch and French Leeward Islands and prefer isolation despite non-hostility. Marines note only long distance observations so far.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U. S
Guam
Leeward Islands
The Invisible Kind A budding author’s joke inquiry
A young writer submitted a humorous paragraph to a daily paper and, after ten days with no print or reply, sent a note asking if it was received. The editor replied simply that the joke had arrived safely but had not yet been seen for publication.
How Prohibition Will Operate
Public notice explains the prohibitions starting after June 30, 1919 under the 1918 act. It states no sale of distilled spirits for beverage purposes and no beer or wine for beverage use until demobilization ends, except for export. Violations carry up to one year prison or a $1,000 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Paul A. Hemmy
What the Peace Treaty Does
The treaty creates the League of Nations and ends German militarism to zero while stripping Germany of colonies and lands taken from neighbors. It requires reparations to France and Belgium, sets up trial for the Kaiser, safeguards free nations, restores Polish nationality, creates new republics for oppressed Slavic peoples, ends Turkish rule over Armenians and Syrians, and places German territory under allied occupation on the Rhine for fifteen years while ships destroyed are replaced. It opens the Kiel Canal, and seeks a lasting world order allowing nations to thrive within agreed rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of Nations
Germany
France
Belgium
Poland
Turkey
Rhine
Kiel Canal
Cooks Declare Culinary Peace With German Dishes
Chicago restaurateurs signaled a culinary peace with German cooking as menus across Rathskeller and grills show German dishes in plain form. Sauerkraut and German fried potatoes replace prewar Americanized versions, with cabbage and beef no longer masked in American titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Germany
Lame Shoulder Ailment Treated With Lifting Remedy
Reader notice suggests rheumatic muscle pain in the shoulder can be relieved by constant zest and several applications of Chamberlain's Limiment. The ad promotes the product as a simple cure.
Wisconsin Junior Livestock Expo entries announced
Wisconsin Junior Livestock Expo to be held in the University Stock Pavilion at Madison on November 3. Counties include Wood with 25 calf and colt divisions totaling 270 entries. Participants aged 8 to 18, baby beef 10 to 20, with beef and dairy classes featuring Holstein, Guernsey, Jersey, Brown Swiss, Ayrshire, Shorthorn, Hereford, Angus and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood County
Harold Krause
Marshfield
David Clements
Pittsville
W. L. Houser
Wisconsin Livestock Breeders’ Association
University Stock Pavilion
Madison
Burnatt
Walworth
Calumet
Grant
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Uniforms and the rise of school attire traditions
Wise adults acknowledge changes driven by youth as schools shift toward practical, standardized attire. War and Red Cross service spurred wearable work uniforms, while mothers and sisters embraced a plain dark business dress for downtown life. Graduation dress costs and burdens eased as flowers and frills were shed in favor of practicality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Mrs Burns Letter Warns on Colic Care in Community
A letter from Sevanagh Missouri dated October 12, 1916 endorses Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy. The writer recalls using the remedy nine years ago to cure flux and a later attack, recommending it to dozens of people. The missive urges others in similar neighborhoods to know how to act in such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sevanagh, Mo
Chamberlain
Lincoln county dairy cattle drive leads to new pure-bred bull group
About 16000 worth of pure-bred dairy cattle arrived in Lincoln county as revealed at the county Guernsey breeders association annual picnic. The gathering spurred farmers to organize a pure-bred bull association to advance the better sire campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln County
Guernsey Breeders’ Association
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George Stuart
Darlington
The
Badger Cheese Co
Monroe
August Carlson
Rhinelander
Stockholm
Warden
Mrs. Grey
Asterland
State Conservation Commission
Endurance
Cio
Regulia
Castoria
Marchfield
Spark Cereal Company
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