Fearnea October 15 1908 Associated Press circulation notice
The document appears to be an Associated Press circulation and public notice from October 15, 1908. It states AP entitlement to publication of local news and AP news shared by the year and mentions postal compliance and subscription considerations.
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Associated Press
AP News
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Public wary as steel wage feud expands into oil strikes
The column weighs the widening steel wage dispute and oil workers walkouts, noting government involvement and potential national disruption. It argues policy missteps harm general welfare and public convenience, urging a shift toward protecting the public interest amid broader labor tensions.
Threat from the North on foot and mouth disease border risk
Officials in the United States and Canada acknowledge a spread of foot and mouth disease toward the border though sabotage suspicions are doubted. Quarantines remain in place as authorities work to trace origins and prevent a wider attack on the livestock industry.
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U. S
United States
Mexico
Amercan
Monticello Firemen Hear Adams-Friendship Chief
Fire Chief Ray Robert of Adams Friendship attended Monticello firemen's regular meeting and demonstrated boots and helmets. Practice runs with trucks and equipment are planned for sessions opening three quarters of an hour before the regular meeting. Tunisia is noted to be about the size of New York state.
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Monticello
Adams-Friendship
Ray Robert
Adams- Friendship
Ten years ago updates and recalls from May 6
A village timeline recalls battles shifts and births from 1942 1927 1912 196? including David J Riley Juda seaman killed in action 1942 J Jacob Rieder brewery bid 3400 dollars Monroe city property gifts and court matters Japanese actions Corregidor fall and local political notes plus marriages and community events spanning decades.
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David J. Riley
Juda
J. Jacob Rieder
Glarus Brewery
Court House
Green County Historical Society
Monroe
Corregidor Fortress
Czech Red Terror Deepens Under Internal Strife
AP reports widespread fear in Czechoslovakia as officials, police, and party leaders face internal purges. Gottwald's grip weakens amid splits with Zapotocky and Moscow factions. Arrests, religious pressure, and anti semitic scapegoating intensify during the Slansky affair.
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William L. Ryan
Czechoslovakia
Brno
Rudolf Slansk
Klement Gottwald
Antonin Zapotocky
Yugoslavia
Gottwald
Moscow
Zapotocky
Urmoil
Prague
Slansky
Sir Clementis
West
Associated Press
William N. Oatis
Vatican
Josef Beran
Bratislava
Share Your Worries Clubs Curb Mental Strain
An article from National Mental Health Week argues hoarded worry harms mind and proposes community based share your worries clubs modeled on Alcoholics Anonymous. Neighborhood peers or strangers with similar fears share burdens reduce personal perspective and ease distress.
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New York
Ed Srong
Hele
Laughing at Woes Shapes a Nation’s Shared Mood
A columnist argues that communal laughter at others troubles underpins a national share-the-worries program. By reveling in others’ misfortunes, people see the silliness of their own frantic stresses and resist losing perspective.
Brodhead Honor Students Named to National Society
Brodhead high school selected eight seniors and staff chose new National Honor Society members including Mary Hein Roberta Heath Jane Ten Eyck Donald Lederman Nathan Leitzinger Virginia Boettcher and Marie Hall. Honor roll lists follow with students across grades including Roberta Heath Howard Lee and others.
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Brodhead
Brodhead High School
Mary Hein
Roberta , Heath
Howard Lee
Jane Ten Eyck
Donald Lederman
Nathan Leitzinger
Virginia Boettcher
Marie Hall
Roberta Heath
Rodney Ehlert
Donald Fairman
Gloria Hendrickson
Charlotte Lentz
Ruth Conway
Ted Morgan
Marie Hoff
Marian Lee
Beverly Fairman
Gerald Foss
Marty Peterson
Gwen Fleming
Caroline Jones
Donna Jones
Duane Lederman
William Schrader
Betty Weibel
Loretta Latham
Kenneth Deininger
Virgil Deininger
Clarence Hoesly
Art Roderick
Rani Jo Stencil
Mary
New Glarus Hosts Rural School Day for 8th Graders
New Glarus high school will host 8th graders from neighboring rural schools tomorrow for Rural School Day. Anita Houck and Edwin Klassy lead the program to acquaint rural students with high school life. Pupils expected from Bemn Farmers Grove Meadow Valley Pioneer Ross Wallace Tyrand Primrose Center Pla Nes sa Bowers Harker and Dixon schools.
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New Glarus
New Glarus High School
Anita Houck
Edwin Klassy
Bemn
Farmers Grove
Meadow Valley
Pioneer
Ross
Wallace
Tyrand
Primrose Center
Pla
Nessa
Bowers
Harker
Dixon
Gapens Return to Grand Marais After Florida Visit
Mr and Mrs Jesse Gapen return to Gateway Lodge Grand Marais Minnesota after visiting here with sister Miss Carrie Musser following a winter in Florida.
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Jesse Gapens
Orangeville
Jesse Gapen
Grand Marais
Minn
Carrie Musser
Florida
Badger Market cabbage to be released in 1954
A new cabbage variety named Badger Market tailored for housewives will be released to seed producers in Wisconsin this year and reach growers in 1954. It is an early cabbage with a small, round head unlikely to burst, designed to meet consumer demands.
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Wisconsin
Sorghums Incorporated Seeks Sweet Jer Varieties in Kansas
Sorghums Incorporated, a Kansas independent research group, searches for sweet Jer varieties and strains. Foxbeme Bess Beets Moose, part of an official herd improvement registry, produced about 18 quarts of milk daily during her test starting at age seven, yielding 529 pounds of butterfat and 13,739 pounds of milk at 2.9 percent.
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Jake Voegeli
Monticello
W. B. Tex-Jane Maude
W. B. Dorothy
Sorghums Incorporated
Kansas
Browntown Visitors Return to Clinton and Plans
Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Hoffman return to Clinton after visiting Noel Chapin Alva Phillips and C. L. Craigo. The Hoffmans wintered in Tucson and will depart mid May for Lake Tomahawk to run tourist cabins. Also aiding visits include Mr. and Mrs. Russell Haegquist and family in Rockford, and the Saunders and DeVoe households in Lena.
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L. L. Hoffman
Clinton
Noel B. Chapin
Alva Phillips
C. L
Crago
Hoffmans
Tucson
Ariz
Lake Tomahawk
Russell Haegquist
Rockford
Susann Tucker
Richard Saunders
Monroe
Lada DeVoe
Ira DeVoe
Lena
Fred Duchow
Milwaukee social guests and RFC loan filing
Miss Elaine Scheibe and Mrs. Walter Scheibe hosted by Mr and Mrs Lewis Lehman in Milwaukee. Kearney and Trecker Corp of West Allis seeks a 5 232 000 RFC loan for plant construction and equipment to manufacture machine tools.
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Elaine Scheibe
Walter Scheibe
Milwaukee
Lewis Lehman
RFC
Washington —Kearney and Trecker Corp
West Allis
Wis
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
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