Scouts Study Cheese Program for 1930 National Jamboree
Wisconsin scouts plan a cheese themed display for the Boy Scouts of America 1930 National Jamboree at Valley Forge Pennsylvania. Ninety nine council scouts will attend a 3000 mile 27 day trip beginning with a pre jamboree in Canyon camp and including visits to Washington Fredericksburg Gettysburg Philadelphia New York Boston Niagara Falls and Canadian points before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siomroe Muy
Wisconsin
U. S. Grant Council
Boy Scouts of America
Valley Forge
Scouting
Valley Forge State Park
Washington, D.C
Fredericksburg
Gettysburg
Philadelphia
West Pat
New York
Boston
Niagara Falls
Canada
Monticetlo and Madison Visit Highlights Across Week
Monticetlo residents reported visitors from Black Earth to Madison with numerous calls including Mrs Grace Aldrich and Mrs Wilma Blumer. Several families traveled to Madison for visits while others attended funeral gatherings in New Glarus and Madison with a broad list of relatives and friends noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. C. Steinmann
Grace Aldrich
Black Earth
Wilma Blumer
Karen Kubly
Kenneth Johnson
Platteville
Joan
Shirley Root
Lillian Leuenberger
Madison
Charles T. Leach Jr
Michigan City
Ind
C. M. Stauffer
Emil Blum
Delores
Cape Fies
Lawrence Blum
New Glaves
C Heimann
Neushwander Funeral Home
Dakota
Ill
Francis Bavery
Oregon
Charles Jenin
Bosco
Gilbert King
Brooklyn
Max Heimann
Watertown
William McQuade
Beloit
Catherine McQuade
Elizabeth Piernot
Belleville
Norman Miller
Freeport
Harry Richter
Henry Richter
Hugh Richter
Silas G. Johnson
Thomas Geiger
William Q. Murphy
Z. M. Beembe
Joe Namco
MIT Receives 5150000 Gifts from Milwaukee Firm and Anonymous Donor
MIT announced an anonymous $100,000 gift and a $50,000 gift from the C. Smith Corp of Milwaukee. Separately, a science note stated that the solar system has at least four moons larger than Earth’s moon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MIT
Cambridge
Milwaukee
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
C. Smith Corp
Solar System
Spring Grove Homemakers Hold Christmas Party
Twenty one members met at Mrs William Meinert’s home for a Christmas potluck and small business session. They donated to the needy and polio fund, exchanged gifts, and sang carols amid festive readings and mystery sister reveals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Grove
Brodhead
Spring Grove Homemakers Club
William Meinert
Washington Town Hall
Monticello
Home Makers Club
Clarence Elimer Jr
E. W.marty
Sam Duerst
Return on Crops Down During ’49
Washington farmers earned about 98 cents per dollar from crops and livestock in 1949, down from 1948. A Department of Agriculture survey shows income down about 10 percent for January through October, with Florida, New Mexico and Delaware as sole exceptions. Iowa led with 1.636 billion, California 1.575 billion, Texas 1.545 billion in ten months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Agriculture Department
Florida
New Mexico
Delaware
Iowa
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Monticetlo
C. D. Curtis
Weima
Mandrake the Magician
Beast
Narda
News of the Homemakers
Valeria Granzow
Arleigh Frautschy
Elmer Beckman
Home Demonstration Club
Martha Grenzow
Mmes
Emil Preisig
Lena Roth
Lloyd Leuenberger
AE. Koehner
Emma Vogel
Chlora Grabow
Arthur ‘Schroeder
Clarence
Timm
Clarno
Monti- Cello
Willis Elmer
Sioux City
Alice Hammond
Swift and Co
Nesday
Dickinson
Rennebohm
John E. Dickinson
Banking Review Board
Atlantic Ocean
BY Lee Falk
Phil Davis
Aunt Janet
BREA
Roy Rustl
Spe
Mesaey
The
IV F Rote Co
Mervier
Call
Monroe, Wis
California
Texas
Illmois
Minnesota
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
Missouri
Ohio
Lanz Agency
Baker
Ee pse&Zee Sr mM
Post
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