Bilkey Dies at 59 Dodgeville Native in New York
H Edward Bilkey 59 longtime owner of an insurance brokerage in New York died suddenly of a stroke. A Dodgeville Wisconsin native, he spent years in Washington as assistant to Senator Joseph Suison of New Jersey and married the senator’s daughter Emily in 1931. Survived by two children. Previously principal of schools in Dodgeville Deerfield and Racine. He represented the U S council of the international chamber of commerce at meetings in Quebec and Paris.
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New York
H. Edward Bilkey
Washington
Joseph Suysen
New Jersey
Bilkey
Emily
Dodgeville
Wis
Deerfield
Markets Report From Chicago Stock and Livestock Trade
Livestock receipts show 11,000 hogs with 220 lb class mostly 50 cents higher, top hogs at 16.75 for 180-210 lb. cattle and calves 4,500 and 500 respectively with strong buyer activity and prices up to 35.00 for mixed steers and heifers. Beef cows and vealers also move briskly. poultry and eggs steady with minor price shifts. Wall Street closes with mixed stocks and a few gains, bond market steady. Milwaukee prints plan to consolidate plants into one new building.
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Chicago
USDA
Wall Street
New York
U. S. Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Chrysler
General Motors
Studebaker
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe
Dust
American Can
Gulf Oil
Johns Manville
Learn and Live and Jefferson Homemakers meet for glove work
Homemakers Clubs held meetings with glove and mitten making projects. Mrs Edward Ruff hosted Learn and Live at 1114 10th street with demonstrations by Mrs Harvey Stauffacher and Mrs Virgil Brunkow. Jefferson group met at Mrs Orville Lentz Orangeville with leaders Mrs Rose Schilt and Mrs Peter Bohren guiding patterns and samples. A guest, Mrs Emmett Armstrong, attended. A cookie exchange and luncheon followed.
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Edward “Ruff
10Th Street
Harvey Stauffacher
Virgil Brunkow
Glenn Stauftacher
Jefferson
Orville Lentz
Orangeville
Rose Schilt
Peter Bohren
Schilt
Claude Wideman
Emmett Armstrong
Davis
Edward Ruff
Virgil Brunson
Stanley Howe
State Water Supply Source Study Urged
Wisconsin conservation groups and farmers urge a state survey of water resources. Sportsmen and agricultural representatives told the legislative council subcommittee on conservation that information is needed to decide if new legislation is required. Potato growers claimed irrigation efforts did not affect water supply, while U S Geological Survey expert F C Christopherson noted groundwater resources have remained steady in Wisconsin since 1914.
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Qamuiy
Wunmer
Wisconsin
Legislative Council
F. C. Christopherson
Madison
U. S
Savey
Kate
The North Carolina Potato Case
The suit aims to show to the public that attacking .&P. is a stand against efficiency and against real competition.
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North Carolina
Anti-Trust
Wilson, North Carolina
Washington
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News of the Homemakers
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Friendship Homemakers Club
William F. Matzke
Adelle Lehnherr
Ida Vanderbilt
Ea Ra
Army Navy Store
Aunt Jemima Cake
A&p
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T. Alan Goldsborough
A&P’s
Virginia
Maryland
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Department of Agriculture
C. C. Wyche
Wyche
Pacific Tea Company
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