Higgins Cash Store marks 31 years on Main Street
J P Higgins 31 Years On Main Street profiles Higgins Cash Store in New Richmond. The piece traces Joe Higgins from Stanton to New Richmond in 1918, his early clerking, partnerships, and evolution into a cash and carry pioneer. It notes family ties, three generations in the business, and community landmark status on Main Street.
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Local Red Cross Seeks 20 Percent Plasma Quota Increase
Officers Mrs V R Lotz and Mrs W E Malmo of the St. Paul Center Red Cross report the national body has asked all centers to boost plasma quotas by 20 percent. With another front opening, more plasma is needed as the mobile unit visits towns.
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Times editor asks forebearance for delays in delivery
In a brief note the Times states it cannot obtain prompt critical merchandise for production this week. It asks readers to bear with them for a few more weeks while working materials arrive and assures suppliers are bending every effort to expedite deliveries.
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Restrictions on hog marketing perplex local residents
Paul Lerson and Clyde Smith voiced confusion over current hog marketing limits, predicting a six month pork shortage as feed costs rise and shipping remains restricted. They argued farmers are stuck in the middle, with rationing free pork urged by Clyde. Nearby, the Balls family noted a snow storm in Arkansas, while Frits Higgins reported steady West Coast activity after returns from Seattle, Tacoma, and Spokane.
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Deer Park Man Martin Erickson Dies After Heart Attack
Martin Erickson of Deer Park died from a heart attack last Monday. Lawrence Beebe transported the body to New Richmond. Funeral arrangements were not yet definite at press time.
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Former New Richmondite Dies in New York City
Word was received yesterday of the death of Rev. Maitland Bartlett of New York City. He was a former New Richmond boy. The remains will arrive Friday morning and be in state at the Beebe Mortuary. Funeral arrangements are by L. H. Beane pending arrival of relatives.
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Stanton Farmer Visits New Richmond
Stanton farmer J. P. Mahoney visits New Richmond on Saturday and shares details of his St. Croix county operation. He farms 320 acres on two farms with Hingon Lee assisting. 46 hogs, 24 Holstein cows, 100 breeding ewes, 200 lambs, 400 white leghorn hens. He and his son harvest corn and clover from a half section for feed and sell milk eggs lambs pork and beef. Milk from the Mahoney herd is Grade A. he notes feed costs outpacing prices but remains optimistic. The Times extends a cordial greeting and assures continued welcome.
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Woman's Relief Corps Installs Officers
Last Wednesday evening the Woman's Relief Corps met and installed officers for the ensuing year. Present staff: President Catherine Sarle Sr, Vice-President Nellie Jenking, Secretary Agnes Carafel, Treasurer Esther Abbelohde, Chaplain Laura Carletrom, Conductor Nellie Winter, Guard Mary Ball, Assistant Conductor Jessie Lotz, Assistant Guard Delia Kibbe, Press Correspondent Agnes Carafel, Patriotic Instructor Delia Boardman, Color Bearers Alma Fredericks Emma G sher n Mae Cole Mee Duer, Junior Club Leader Mae Duer.
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Catherine Sarle, Sr
Nellie Jenking
Agnes Carafel
Esther Abbelohde
Laura, Carletrom
Nellie Winter
Mary Ball
Jessie Lotz
Delia Kibbe
Delia Boardman
Alma Fredericks
Emma Gshern
Mae: Cole
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Church Activities and Schedule at St Luke and West Emmanuel
Church notes list Sunday services at St Luke's Evang and Emmanuel with Sunday school times, Bible class, and worship. January events include Missionary Aid meetings, pot lucks, confirmations, choir practice, League social, Ladies Aid, and congregational testing. Star Prairie dates show Saturday school, worship, and Ladies Aid sessions.
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High Bridge Aid
Harold Feverhak
Will Feverhak
New Richmond
Albert Rustin
Star Prairie
Ladies Aid
New Richmon Federated Church Notices and Events
New Richland Federated Church announces 10:00 a.m. church school and 11:00 a.m. morning worship led by Minister G. W. Finch with a Men’s Club meeting at 8:00 p.m. All church men invited. Cylon Methodist offers 9:30 a.m. morning worship. The Times invites local clergy to contribute weekly sermons for Tires readers, starting with Rev. M. A. Fenner’s contribution.
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St Luke’s Hold Annual Meeting News
Members of St Luke Evangelical Lutheran Church gathered for their annual business meeting on Sunday, heard the good news that they had been given the...
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Organ Donation Ties Churches In Grateful Note
Congregational church members convey thanks to Mr Chas Araquiat and trustees for donating a large reed organ to St Luke church and for their efforts and liberality in the act.
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Doughboy Mills Hosts Publishers Tour of Ration Factory B
Journalists from St. Croix and Polk counties toured Doughboy Mills Factory B and K in New Richmond. B J Dworsky explained rations packing on Factory B while workers assembled breakfast and dinner packs with biscuits, fruit bars, sugar, coffee, cigarettes, gum, ham and eggs, and wax-sealed cartons. The plant, designed for efficiency, uses in-house machines, conveyor systems, and a cross-street Factory K canning operation. The facility seeks more female workers to sustain round-the-clock output for Ration K amid high demand for U S military sustenance.
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Golden wedding anniversary celebrated at Luce home
Mr and Mrs Webb Luce marked fifty years of marriage with a Monday celebration at their New Richmond home. The couple wed in a Methodist church in the city with Rev Snodgrass officiating. A family dinner preceded a gathering of friends and neighbors who offered gifts and thanks to the Ladies Aid of Federated church for kindness shown. They formerly farmed near Boardman before moving to New Richmond. Surviving are daughter Mrs Earl Jackson and son Thomas Luce, plus daughter-in-law Mrs Mike Kohler, five grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Thomas and Jo sie Luce and Dorothy Kohler are deceased.
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Giving Credit Where Credit Is Due
Quote reflects on humility and gratitude, recounting a surgeon who refuses to boast after recognizing a close friend was executed. Emphasizes divine grace and salvation through Christ, citing St. Paul and Rev. M. A. Fenner.
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Justice Oscar M. Fritz Seeks Re-Election in Wisconsin
Nomination papers for Justice Oscar M. Fritz of the Wisconsin Supreme Court are being circulated in New Richmond by W. T. Doar. Appointed in May 1920, Fritz is the third oldest justice in service, and he previously served as a Milwaukee County Circuit judge. No opposition is anticipated.
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Arnquist Re-elected Director of National Merchants Association
C S Arnquist of the Daylight Store was re-elected a director of the National Merchants Association at City Market Week in the Twin Cities. Three Wisconsin men Henry Carnley Glenwood City and Warren Cook Osceola join Arnquist. Attendees anticipated tighter merchandising conditions with spring. Arnquist said stock purchases were aggressive to keep up to date selections. Mayme Cullen of Daylight Store aided in buying along with Arnquist and Earl Huttle attended the session.
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