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Newspaper
Redgranite Times
Location
Redgranite, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1932
Page
3
A read fragment comments on political factions and pledges with mentions of factions and party leaders. It references a nation and possible election stakes, with unclear details about individuals and outcomes. The text is garbled but indicates tensions and potential alignment shifts.
The article records Progressive figures in Wisconsin voicing support for reforms aligned with Governor Roosevelt, rejecting ties to power trusts. It mentions Mr Duffy defending the program, critiques of Hoover era politics, and calls for transparency about endorsements amid primary campaigns. It also notes a local junior class party plan and teacher association remarks.
Hugo Ekstrand presides over a Fond du Lac area quarry on Highway 1n four miles south of Fond du Lac. The operation outputs flagstone in color and weathered edge veneer and provides fire places and other stone. The venture, praised as a model of enterprise under tough odds, aims to bolster regional building efforts.
The article praises the Red Cross for distributing Farm Board wheat as flour and stock feed. It notes forty million bushels redirected, carloads of flour sent to hundreds of communities, and flour reaching most counties. It cites government support and the public’s donations fueling welfare work on a national scale.
Wisconsin highway workers test a novel concrete road between two crushed rock layers with bituminous cement in Cedarburg. If successful, the mosaiclike surface could triple road mileage per concrete ton, aiding long term highway plans.
Morley G. Kelley the Democratic candidate for State Benster will address attendees at Finn Hall Redgran t on Friday at four o clock. He plans additional talks across the county as noted in the ad on the facing page.
Village board members Elmer Berry Fr John son and clerk R Evans with driver Lawrence Berry traveled to Madison on recently made plans to the state for relief purposes.
The October 27 issue will launch Jackson Gregory's The Ever lasting Whisper as a new serial. Critics praise the novelist of recognized note for surpassing himself in this latest work, and readers are promised an excellent story to follow in coming columns.
George Snow 54 of Auroraville died at home Saturday at 11 30 am. Death attributed to old age and complications. Survived by daughter Myrtle Snow who cared for him. Funeral services were held in Auroraville Tuesday.
The family of the late Mrs Owen G Jones thanks friends for flowers and singers at the funeral. They also commend Mr Davis the minister for the comforting words. May her soul rest in Heaven. Owen G Jones Sr John G Jones Richard William Jones
Band leader Ell stt prepares an Armistice Day program at the Community Hall. Mr Elliott has organized a boys quartet. The Junior Band shows rapid progress and many members may soon transfer to the senior band. New pictures of the senior band will be taken soon.
Funeral services for lumberman David F. Clark of Minnespois were held at Pine River Church on Sunday afternoon. He was a former resident of Aurora and husband of the former Mary Jeara. Burial followed in Pine River Cemetery.
Notice describes an autumn convention at the Court House with John State Superintendent of Schools as the main speaker. Bruno Dietz Santy Supt. of Schools listed among attendees.
Henry Gullick of Boomfield Waushare County was jailed by Sheriff Schulta for probation violation and held for a state probation officer arrival. Gullmick Waza was sentenced to three poste at Waupaun for abandonment. sentence suspended by the Circuit Court.
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