Boots From a Dane Era Tell Wisconsin Farmer Tale
John Heaney recalls a boot worn at age four found during rebuilding at the Heaney Homestead in Pine River. The worn leather boot with a copper toe remains in good condition despite age, reflecting memories of early life. The passage segues into a 1932 Wisconsin farmer crisis, describing widespread farming hardship, shrinking cash reserves, loss of utilities, and the call for immediate price relief to sustain agriculture.
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John Heaney
Pine River
Heaney
Hans Hanser
John
Wanted used clothing and hay for sale notices
A jumble of classified notices lists wants and for sale items from 10s of Wis. towns. WANTS include used clothing for needy people and cash for a St Stampec collection. FOR SALE items include alfalfa hay and Tamarack wood with delivery options. Lost specs noted, plus farm ads and a political-economic rant on agriculture and monopolies.
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Carlisle Dietrich
New Cabinet Inspires Confidence for Roosevelt Era
The press signals broad approval of Roosevelt's cabinet picks led by liberal figures such as Ickes Walsh and Tull. Widespread belief centers on a fresh start away from financial scandals, with hopes for a new era of prosperity beginning March Fourth and a world transformed by a new deal.
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Ickes
Interior
Walsh
Tull
Roosevelt
Washington Letter recounts new Congress and White House customs
The piece notes Grover Cleveland’s unique twice-occupancy of the White House, mentions Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt visiting the White House, and discusses upcoming Congress convening with a large influx of new members. It covers committee composition shifts, guest visits, and local notices alongside church Lent services and visitors to the Swader family.
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Clevelands
White House
Grover Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
National Capital
Roosevelts
Hoovers
Coolidges
Hoover
Congress
Washington
House
House of Representatives
R. Zinke
A. R. Zinke
W. H. Zinke
Fond du Lac
Reilley
Local Visitors And Visits From Dakota Montello And Wautema
Neshekoro Mr and Mrs August Croskrentz of Dakota were callers in town on Monday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ben Kosuboski motor to Montello Tuesday afternoon to visit relatives. Miss Esther Hensel of Wautema spends weeks with relatives Mr and Mrs Fi Har ke. Mr and Mrs Fred Henke and son and Mrs R Lege visited near Princeton Sunday. Mr and Mrs J Mohar of Montello were Sunday guests of daughter Mrs Ben Kasuboski. Albert Krueger delivered a load of feed to the Mt Morris Mill Tuesday.
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August Croskrentz
Dakota
Ben Kosuboski
Montello
Esther Hensel
Wautema
Fred Henke
R. Leege
Princeton
Mrr
J. Mohar
Ben Kasuboski
Albert Krueger
Mt. Morris Mill
Community Good Cheer Party Draws Large Crowd
Saturday night at the Community Building drew an exceptionally large audience for the Good Cheer Party. Music by Don and his orchestra, midnight cake and coffee, and social visits at local homes marked a lively evening with neighbors Mrs. Schrock, Thelma, Ed Mathias, and Don Wade among attendees. Pete Arthur is ill with erysipelas, Dr. Beck treating him. Alfred Williams works for Dretske Bros. Weekend visits included Edick and Alvin Vick at the Guat Keehn home. A prayer meeting occurred at the Ed Luhm home.
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Don
Fred Fall
Walter Scott
Sandy
Joe Schrock
Thelma
Ed Mathias
Don Wade
Pete Arthur
Dr. Beck
Alfred Williams
Dretske
Edick
Alvin Vick
Guat Keehn
Ed Luhm
Ladies Aid
Hera Grant
Clifford Larson
Merton
Allie McBrair
Mike McBrair
Bob
Florence Grant
Earl
Dave Sammuelson
George Cutts
Notice of Hearing to Sell Incumber Real Estate Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin Waushara County Court will hear March 14, 1938 at 10 am at the Court House in Wauoma. Charles Gustke, administrator of Frances Gustke deceased, seeks to sell or encumber all real estate in Section 14 Township 18 North Range 12 East Waushara County to pay debts, funeral and administration expenses. Judge Gad Jones ordered action dated February 14 1933. Attorney M J Paul.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Waushara
Frances Gustke
Wauoma
Charles Gustke
Tate
Warren
Barge
Gad Jones
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Mik
Cotton Greers
South
Hancock
Cari Ely
Wis
St. Stampec
J. W. Russell
Wautoma
Wm. Moldenhauer
Saxeville
M. Steger
Fuller-Godiman Co
Redgranite
Bannerman Ave
Mary Parker
North
Barney Baruch
Senate
Barney
H. E. Frisbie & Sons Co
Jewels
Elgin Watch
Central Wisconsin Hatchery
Sessions &T
Waupaca
Fev. Huebner
George Olsheske
Rd Varmal
Bernard Swader
Chicago
Adam Swader
Neshekoro
M. J. Paul
Seiberlings
America’s Finest Tire
Redgranite State Bank
Berlin
Fox River Furniture Co
Broadway
W. G. Groffman
Berlin, Wis
Berlin Motors
Mumbrae & Stratton Ford Sales & Service
Berlin Laundry Co
John Marshall
Zelinske
Redgranite Bienes Nner Saal
Mads
Earle W. Johnson
Optometry
Berlin, Wisconsin
L. J. Lang
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