Deputation work by Wisconsin Y M C A opens doors for high school youths
The University of Wisconsin Y M C A expands Deputation work by sending five student fellow teams to small towns such as Geneva, Goonomowoc and East Troy to meet pastors and engage with older high school boys. Forty four men choose Christian life during visits, while others progress toward service. Several alumni now lead in missions, including three former U W C A secretaries now in leadership roles abroad.
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Far East
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Dancing Replaces Irish Crochet In Fashion Craze
The Ripon Press fashion editor notes dancing has supplanted Irish crochet this year as the feminine world embraces the one step and tango. Men and women flock to lessons paying up to 50 dollars, while the waistlines and silhouettes adapt to the vigorous new dance driven by social life in cities like New York.
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Ripon Press
Serson
New York
East
Texas
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Wisconsin Cheese Marketing Urged By Farmers Movement
An issue titled The Marketing of Wisconsin Cheese argues farmers should sell their own cheese rather than rely on cheese makers. It highlights Wisconsin’s rising cheese production from 79 million pounds in 1889 to 149 million in 1909, with 46.4 percent of U.S. cheese produced in Wisconsin by 1909. The bulletin details major cheese types and distribution patterns, noting Cheddar dominates two thirds of state production and large shipments go to Illinois, Missouri, and Texas.
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University of Wisconsin
New York
United States
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Lafayette
Iowa
Dame Counties
Dodge County
Union
Missouri
Texas
Illinois
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New York versus Wisconsin Cheddar Production Highlight
The eastern United States discussion centers on New York as a key rival to Wisconsin in cheddar cheese production, underscoring regional competition and industry dynamics.
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United States
New York
Wisconsin
Confiding taxi cab robbery ends in fall from car
Henry Boemer, a 27 year old German painter, was robbed of 800 dollars and jewelry by two women and a man in a San Francisco taxi. After a night of Bourbon Street style seduction and a beach trip, a pistol drew him from the car on Ocean and Corbett avenues. He suffered bruises and internal injuries and was found bleeding on the street.
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San Francisco
Henry Boemer
Central Emergency Hospital
Boemer
Germany
Kearny Street
Loita’s Fountain
Cosat
Ocean and
Corbett Avenues
Cheuteur
Boemey
DY Neeman
Ingleside
North Nasonville Notes From A Rural Ledger
Mrs. Peter Roder is on the sick list. Richard Bloch cut wood for L. Donnerbaurer Thursday. Anton Kaukalek hauled two big loads of cheese to town for M. Duvall. Anton Prijatal’s 3 4 a Saturday. Jatal visited Marshfield. Rain fell but crops look good. George and Fred Bodendorfer left for Camp Douglas to work for Louis Nelson, foreman of a railroad crew. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ebert called at Marshfield Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bulgrin visited their son Gustave from Chicago, who is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Plum at Marshfield.
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Peter Roder
Richard Bloch
L. Donnerbaurer
Anton Kaukalek
M. Duvall
George
Fred Bodendorfer
Camp Douglas
Louis Nelson
Ed, Bulgrin
Gustave
Chicago
Mrs. Plum
Marshfield
Supervisors urged to install guide boards across Wood County
A county wide push to place guide posts at every cross road and entry point to towns is improving. Supervisors received a letter from Chairman B. Biebsteadt requesting compliance with the 1907 guide board law, urging swift action as part of a state wide program.
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Wood County
the Times
Joan Scheuer
B. Biebsteadt
County Board of Supervisors
Wisconsin
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Marshfield, Wisconsin
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