Rates and delivery terms from The Alien Co newspaper
The advertisement outlines membership and circulation rates for the Associated Press service inWisconsin and adjoining states. It lists in city and mail options, including one month three months six months and yearly terms, with varying prices. The notice notes AP exclusive rights to local dispatches and republication reservations.
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The
Alien- Co
New York
Detroit
Bern
Fes
Wiscon
U. S
Wisconsin
Associated Press
Editorial urges breaking labor log jam for peacetime production
The piece argues Ford and Chrysler labor deals show unions must accept terms to restore living standards, as steel remains key. It warns against broken contracts and stresses three-way public interest, urging Congress toward arbitration and moderation to avoid inflation and ensure stable production.
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de Ene Dasaen
Ford
CIOS
Fedora
America
Chrysler
General Motors
CIO
Congress
Thissachusetts
McCormack
Mystery in the manor as Nevile Strange under investigation
Detective Battle questions Kay Strange and Miss Aldin about the murder in the house while Nevile inherits fifty thousand pounds from Lady Tressilian. Kay accuses Audrey and a scheme by the first wife, with tension mounting as inquiries focus on who entered the locked room and why.
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Jadroid
T Jones
Nevile
Kay
Leach
Battle
Hurstall
Audrey
Thomas Royde
Hades
KaKy
Miss Aldin
Mary Aldin
Mr. Strange
Tressilian
Aldin
Barrett
Franco on press freedom and world peace in interview
The Spanish head of state argues news must be true and fair to foster peace. He notes Spain decreed press freedom for foreign correspondents after the war and has sought moderation to prevent international irritation, praising restraint by Spanish organs of opinion.
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Madrid
Generalissimo
Ithebject
Franco
Spain
United Nations
Holstein-Friesian Convention Opens in Monroe
The forty fourth annual Holstein-Friesian association convention opens in Monroe with 200 delegates registered. Robert L. Rote is reelected Chamber of Commerce president. John Knobel, formerly of Adams, dies in Iowa. Harvey Schwartz, a Waukesha Holstein breeder, wins the butter eating contest at the armory, consuming a pound in three minutes. Ben Jenny takes second place.
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Holstein-Friesian Association
Monroe
Robert L. Rote
Chamber of Commerce
John Knobel
Adams
Iowa
Harvey Schwartz
Waukesha
Armory
Ben Jenny
Local 1921 Accidents and Deaths Reported
Albert Wegmiller age 15 dies after emergency appendicitis operation. Ernest Pfister injured on Alvin Schmid farm when he falls on a pitchfork. Tony Ziger farm worker hurt when his auto frightens his team. Mrs Pierced O'Donnell dies from a heart attack. Germany ordered to pay 60 billions in indemnity to the Allies with a 42 year limit.
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Albert Wegmiller
Ernest Pfister
Alvin Schmid
Tony Ziger
Auto
Pierce O'Donnell
Germany
Flashes of Life by Associated Press
Lucky breakdown leads Cpl. Charles R. Waiters from Ellsinore Missouri to visit his fiancee Ada Marie Golden during a troop train delay. They married after getting the CO's permission. In Portland Oregon a judge fined a man for excess interior decorating after a quip about a postman’s holiday.
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Kansas City
Kas
Marine Cpl
Charles R. Waiters
Ellsinore
Great Lakes
Ada Marie Golden
Portland
Ore
A. E. Wheelock
Man finds citation and broken windows after car intrusion
A man returns to his car parked near a fire plug to find a traffic citation. Firemen hose through car windows to extinguish an apartment blaze nearby. A postcard addressed to Abraham Lincoln at Springfield hotel arrives for the manager asking for the Gettysburg Address for school.
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Los Angeles
Lincoln Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Springfield
Hayden Davis
Lincoln
Card of thanks notes from Illinois lawmaker in Journal
Ben W. Alpiner, state representative, placed a card of thanks in the Kankakee Daily Journal thanking friends who called after his passing away, stating he was in good health and asking to omit flowers. The item references a speech copy sent by Davis in Camden, New Jersey, and lists Robert Bendler of 211 York Street, Camden, as a contact.
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Robert Bendler
York Street
Camden
N. J
Davis
Kankakee
Ill
Ben W. Alpiner
Jubilant visits and gatherings mark Elkhorn weekend
Local residents travel to Elkhorn to visit a hospitalized daughter Shirley and celebrate Esther Newman’s birthday with a 500 game gathering where Mrs. Wayne led honors. Transfers and weekend visits unfold as families host dinners and attend services while kin attend weddings and funerals in nearby towns.
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William F. Matzke
Elkhorn
Shirley
Walworth County Hosp
Esther Newman
Zetta Bradley
Wayne. Vanderbilt
Harrison Grenzow
Russell Miller
Private Miller
Sheppard Field
Tex
Hamilton Field
Calif
Clarence Morton
Janesville
Arthur Tingley
Whitewater
Mr. Tingley
The
Baptist Church
Rev
Tingley
Lawrence Hartwig
Hart
Wig and Son
Arlen
William Norder
Arthur Keen
Rolland Keen
Naperville
Lil
Roy Peterson
Brodhead
Leland Schrader
Payton
Ed Hartwig
Anna Asmus
Mary Matzke
Clarice Bauman
Herman Bauman
Clara Seidschlag
Albert Lempke
Shawano
Julius Heyn
Arizona
California
E. L. Fries
John Kryder
Dakota
Kryder
Delores Neidermeier
Cowell
Dale Kloepping
Rock Grove
Ill
Herbert Andereck
Betty
Joyce
Gladys Nafzger
Lake Geneva
Fred Kundert
Catherine Queen
Carl Kradolfer
West Allis
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Moxkerob Evening Times CO
Emery A. Odell
Monroe, Wis
Ned Close Watter
WIERE
Editorial
Owa Ridise Zero
LS Christian
Ing
Quar
Marysville
Maryville
Swift & Co
Chicago
Evening Times
Pettone Nose
W. R. Whittenbaugh
Beltone
Eugene Hotel
Juda
F. N. Miller
TAK
the Commercial and Savings Bank
Bank
Charles B. Splender
Thames Gaughan
Prop
March OF Dimes
Green Co. Chapter
National Foundation of Infantile Paralysis
Turner Hall
Clarence Zahina
Donald Gramm
Immanuel Evangelical Church
W. R. Schueize
F. W. Woolworth
Power and Light Company
Epsilon Sigma Alpha Zeta Chapter
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