Arthur Pearson Elected Prom King at Oshkosh Teachers College
Arthur Pearson son of Mr and Mrs John Pearson of this village and a 1928 Redgiarite High School graduate won the prom chairmanship at Oshkosh Teachers College. In a clear election May 20 he defeated Robert Robinson and Emmet Jand by a wide margin as over 450 students voted. Pearson is active in Phi Beta Sigma and Kaops Delta Pi, and has held multiple offices while contributing to the Nutri staff.
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Arthur Pearson
John Pearson
Redgiarite High School
Oshkoth Teachers College
Teachers’ College Advance
Arthur Pearsone
Robert Robinson
Emmet Jand
Pearson
Fearsons
Phi Beta Sizma
Kaops Delta
Iota Alpha Sigma Society
Prom
Linda Thomas
Presa
Hove Grown Grains Cut Chick and Egg Costs
Poultry expert J B Hayes notes low egg prices and weak poultry outlook push cost cuts. Wisconsin Sunshine ration leads with 80 lb corn, 20 lb middlings, 5 lb oyster shell and salt. alternatives include dry milk and meat and bone meal.
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J B Hayes
Work begins onCreamery cleanup but blocked by cold weather
Clearing up the ruin at the creamery has started but is held up by cold weather. Mr Baganz says construction of a new building will begin as soon as the site is cleared and conditions permit. A fireproof, larger building is planned with tentative material choices and feed formulations for poultry.
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Wisconsin
AFTEND DISTRICT SCOUT RALLY AT BERLIN
Redgranite Boy Scouts failed to place at the district rally in Berlin last Monday evening. Four troops competed. Redgranite Troop 32 finished last with nine points. Berlin Troop 24 won with 17 points. Berlin President E W Johnson presided and praised sportsmanship. Local scouts listed include Malcolm Banerman, Robert Hobart, Woodrow Lawrie, Thomas Lawrie, Jack Maldart, James Findley, Hymen Robeck, Howard Hafi, Caradoc Rowlands, Leslie Rasmussen, Wayne Ocain, Frank Ocain, Ervin Stoehn, and Hymen Rabock, who supplied cars.
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Redgranite
Berlin
Fou
Redgranite Troop 32
E W Johnson
Thei
Wiiter
Malcolm Banerman
Robert Hobart
Woodrow
Thos Lawrie
Jack Maldart
James Findley
Hymen
Robeck Howard Hafi
Caradoc Rowlands
Lesie
John Rasmussen
Wayne Oc Iin
Frank Ocain
Ervin Teehn
Hymen Rabock
Well-Known Green Lake Man Dies at Home
James Norton a well known resident of Green Lake and summer visitor died at his home Tuesday afternoon. He is survived by his widow two sons and a daughter two brothers and one sister. Funeral services will be held at Lady of the Lake Church Friday morning at 9 20 Rev Jos Platte of Ripon will officiate and burial will be in Dartford Cemetery.
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James Norton
Green Lake
Lady of the Lake Church
Jos. Platte
Ripon
Dartford
Central Wisconsin State League Expands with New Members
Redgranite and Princeton join the Central Wisconsin State League at a Ripon meeting, expanding to Redgranite Herlin Green Lake Winnebago Ripon Omro Oshkosh and Princeton. The league sets admission at 25 cents and plans to discuss umpires at the March 20 meeting. Officers were re-elected and bids from Pooy Sippi and another Oshkosh club were rejected.
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Redgranite
Ripon
Princeton
Herlin
Green Lake
Winnecorme
Omro
Oshkosh
League
M R Meilahn
Prsident
I O Sherwood
Purples to Play Wautoma Today in District Tourney
In Wisconsin Rapids the elimination of Friendship-Adams by Redgranite 18-12 and of Coloma by Wautoma 14-11 shapes the opening round. Stevens Point and Wisconsin Rapids meet in the first round Thursday. Murphy of Wautoma stars with nine points. Redgranite fouls and shooting cited. Tournament pairings include Iola vs Montello. Manawa vs Nekosa. Redgranite vs Wautoma. Stevens Point vs Wisconsin Rapids.
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Wisconin
Rapids
Wiye
Friendship
Adams
Redgranice
Coloma
Wautoma
Stevens Point
Wisconsin
Wall
Murphy
Redgranite Institute Auction Sparks Strong Interest
The Times reports County Agent Jorgenser to thank Redgranite business people for hall arrangements and coffee by Fred McBrair. M Steger provided the noon moving pictures. Sam Robeck sold a Matag washing machine to Mrs. Julia Boeck for $985.80.
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Jorgenser
Redgranite
Fred McBrair
M. Steger
Sam Robeck
Julia Boeck
Simmers for Caucus Stew in Village Election Tap
Village caucus promises real excitement next Tuesday night as unemployed committee prepares a slate of candidates for all village offices. Bob Roberts is named for supervisor while terms expire this year include Gust Polakowsk, Joe Taylor, and Ed Ashbach. John Lawrie may seek village president though not confirmed, unemployment committee weighing options. Several others such as Wi Wiske Frank Ocain and John McArdle are discussed as capable for local leadership at Watoma.
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Bob Robets
Gust Polakowsk
Joe Taylor
Ed Ashbach
Lawrie
Belcifi
Wi Wiske
Rank Ocain
John McArdle
Wautoma
All Season Grazing Crop Plan Highlighted
The agronomy department cooperates with County Agent A Jorgensen on strategies to arrange grazing crop combinations that provide continuous pasture from early spring to late fall. Rye, sudan grass, alfalfa, sweet clover and grain nurse crops are discussed as buffering drought and heat periods, ensuring cattle have forage through hot dry weeks.
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Agronomy Department
A. Jorgensen
Farmers institute at Redgranite draws 200 plus crowd
Nearly two hundred farmers from Redgranite and nearby attended the community hall institute. Speaker Jorgensen praised the event as most practical yet, focusing on home grown feed to cut costs and boost labor income. Discussions covered alfalfa feeds, early grain crops, and seed-saving strategies with local demonstrations planned.
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Redganite
Farmers’ Institute
Jorgensen
Redgranite
Waushara County
A H Wright
al- Tala
Wright
Bengar
Progress
Mr Wright
Wisconsin
Railroads Seek Potatoes Freight-Rate Increase Debate
Waushara and Portage county farmers fear a rate rise would add over 50 000 yearly losses as railroads push to fix a flat first class percentage across regions The plan by Earl Plansberg would set a 27.5 percent rate of first class freight for potato hauls prompting objections from E A Jorgensen who argues a lower percentage would protect local growers The hearing opened Feb 25 in Minneapolis with agents from Waushara and Portage counties weighing options against the proposed changes
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Waushara
Jorgensen
H. R Noble
Portage County
Earl Plansberg
Chicago and Northwestern
Northwest
Carriera
Idaho
Red River Valley
Waushara County
Jorgens'n
Chicago
Wild Rose
Wautoma
Antigo
Rosholt
IOC
EB A Jorgensen
Wisconsin
Warren Caucus Announces March 18 Nominating Meeting
Notice declares a caucus for Warren town offices and related business to be held at the town hall on March 18, 1932, at 2 00 p m. The document references a question about borrowing as a stray fragment.
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Warren
Emil Karhu Dies At 48 In Redgranite Home
Emil Karhu, 48, died this morning at his Redgranite residence after a monthlong illness. Born January 27, 1884 in Miehik kala Finland he came to the United States in 1900 with his parents. He worked in Landstone Minnesota before moving to Redgranite and was employed by Wisconsin Granite Company. Survived by two sisters in Finland, his passing will be mourned by many friends. Funeral arrangements not yet set.
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Emil Karhu
Mr Karhu
Miehikkala
Finland
Jaakima
Viipurinlani
Landstone
Minnesota
Redgranite
Wisongin Granite Company
Two Sisters Io
Karke
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