Healthy potatoes may trigger new tobacco mosaic disease
AP report describes James Johnson at the Wisconsin agricultural station evaluating how apparently healthy potatoes can produce a mosaic disease in tobacco. He notes leaf mottling and stunt, with the new disease transferable from potato to tobacco via a viral-like agent that passes through fine filters, suggesting a filterable virus origin.
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Wisconsin
My. Johnson
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Potential Virus Theory in Tobacco Plant Disease
The text debates how viruses transfer from one plant to another and cause monase disease symptoms. It contrasts healthy potato infection with fevered plants and weighs two explanations. It mentions the need for further experiments to establish facts for reliable interpretation.
Roads' Application Denied To Continue Grain Rates
Fifteen midwestern railroads failed to obtain permission to maintain current grain and hay rate levels, bypassing the long and short haul provisions of the Interstate Commerce Act. The Interstate Commerce Commission denied the application.
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United Real Wanhington
Permisson
Interstats
Blaine Under Fire Over Defense Idea
Rev Joseph Lonergan condemned international communism and federal authority in Wisconsin criticizing Gov Blaine for opposing the national defense day program. He urged protection measures against both foreign influence and perceived domestic threats, calling wealth conscription a central future task.
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United Prenn
Milwaukee
Joseph Lonergan
John J. Blaine
Blaine Leals
Father Lonergan
Wisconsin
Waupaca County WC T U convention and notices
Special to The Northwestern from Waupaca Wisconsin records the Waupaca County WC T U convention held June 4 5 with state president Mrs Annie Warren of Stoughton present. Officers chosen include President Mrs Seale Nodge Clintonville vice president Mrs Jenete Cleon Waupaca recording secretary Mrs Henry Frihart Wayauwega corresponding secretary Mrs Clara Erregger Marion treasurer Mrs Anna Mossholder and county superintendent Mrs Carl Schaud Marion. Also posted: dairy herd tuberculin testing program funded by state and federal governments, a ministerial association meeting in Cantonville, and local notices on moonshiners arrest and community events.
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Wis
Waupaca
T. U
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Jung
Annie Warren
Stoughton
Mra
Seale Nodge
Clintonville
Dangerous dash by Marshfield woman in auto
Article details a Marshfield driver Norbert Fechhelm in a Ford 4045 who veered off the road, smashed three storefront panes at Wandelberger & Dicke’s hardware, while his child remained calm. insurance compensated property damage. A separate note reports the Central Wisconsin State Fair endorsing a $19,000 loan for new exposition facilities and a looming Oct 1, 1925 completion for a brick hotel building by C F Bladket.
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Wanderberger & Dickef
Atoma
RIAN
Fechhelm
Fair Ground
Common Council
Eagte Hotel
Macahfield
C. Fi. Bladket
Lifeguard Saves Many at New London Beach
Special to The Northwestern reports Embarasa river beach opening for the season. Lansing McFaul resumes lifeguard duties and during the three months the beach was open, he pulled or aided 127 people to safety. The first day, he rescued 12 year old Eugene Dexter who could not swim. Also noted are local school graduations and staff changes at Emanuel Lutheran School as Rev Ad Spiering and Principal Zeige announce plans and a new principal candidate.
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Minnesota
Niswa
Minneapolis
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Harry Shield
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Emanuel Latheren
Missouri Synod College
Chicago
Weather fragment at Antigo yields rain totals and timing
Fragmentary report from Antigo notes a long duration weather event with nearly two inches of rain recorded at the station. The brief text references a call under consideration and includes garbled phrasing about the local conditions and time.
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Antigo
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