Twenty Five Years Ago in Lawrence Area Notices
A local reminiscence recalls Loh Weacott not returning to Lawrence college this fall and possibly heading to Marquette for dentistry. The item mentions births, visits, retirements, church services, and community events with numerous names and places such as Antigo Shawano New Richmond Milwaukee Chicago Indianapolis Shawano Bonduel and more, reflecting a parade of personal updates and local happenings from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loh Weacott
Lawrence College
Marquette
Moa
Tomrah Smith
Momhits
Rural Letter Carriers
Arline van Doran
Antigo
Shawano
van Doran
New Richmond
Frank Jones
Madison
Selle
Hig
Teo. Hesse
Milwaukee
Osborn
Chicago
Michigan
C. Gaytee Company
J. G. Knutgen
Navarino
Wling
Adolph Meifert
Herman Sarap
Mawker
George Burton
Loulsa Krause
Telephone Central Oif Fins
Tridinnapolis
Walter Anderson
Farmers’ Mercan- Lil Company
Sheboygan
Relativiay
Raby
Goldie Hutchinson
Keshena
Ohio
Ohio State University
Walter Wibert
Elbert
Ruth Regling
William Regling
St. James’ School
Wage Hour Debate Sparks Capitol Tempest and Proposals
At a House Labor Committee hearing, John L. Lewis attacked Vice President Garner calling him an evil old man, shaping talk on wage hour amendments to exclude agricultural processing workers. The Rules Committee sent three proposals to the floor for non controversial revisions, farm product processing exemptions, and broader processing exemptions, risking a tangled parliamentary fight before August adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Lewis
Congress of Industrial Organization
Garner
House Committee
Lewis
House Labor Committee
Mr. Lewis
Congress
C. O
AFL UL
Labor Committee
Rules Committee
Chamber
House
Ff Andrews
Barden
Farm Prices and Dollar Power Slide in Wisconsin
The general level of farm prices is lower than a year ago, and the purchasing power of the Wisconsin farm dollar last June was less than that for June of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Ranked Second in U S Fur Take
Data from the U S Bureau of Biological Survey show Wisconsin totaled 1 106 900 fur bearing animals in 1937 38 across 14 varieties with squirrels leading at 514 700 muskrats 426 800 and skunks 57 500 Wisconsin also leads in years taken with 157 and the report urges stronger state controls to prevent depletion while noting the Wisconsin fur industry benefits from the Poynette fur farm and conservation efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Bureau of Biological Survey
Washington, D. C
Wisconsin
Union
Alaska
Biological Survey
Ohio
Louisiana
State Conservation Commission
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Biological Survey
Frank G. Ash
Brook
Section of Fur Resources
United States
Poynette
Conservation Department
Tr'g Smart to Drive Carefully and Safety Tips
Safety Man Fred W Braun urges calm driving to avoid accidents and urges drivers to keep control, travel at safe speeds, and leave anger behind. The piece notes New Jersey hosts five poultry auction markets with 5,500 members selling over 3.78 million dollars of poultry and eggs last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Braun
New Jersey
Women Exceed Expectations In Shalagoco Golf Event
About 150 women played at Shalagoco on Sunday with Louise Juneau shooting 40 and Bernice Wallrich 45 including a birdie on the 300 yard third hole. Mrs Maurice Brener added 47 as the club sends six men to Appleton state amateur. the summer format was held Aug 1 with a nominal cover and a midnight lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shalagoco
Louise Juneau
Bernice Wallrich
Maurice Brener
Appleton
Allen Weemaan
Bud Wedtland
Huer
Gharrity
Dave Adams
Borhe
Wisconsin's Health: Infant Deaths Surpass Older Youth Loss
State Health Officer Cornelius A Harper notes Wisconsin records 2308 infant deaths under one year versus 1902 deaths ages one to 24. He credits public health focus on prenatal and postnatal care, cites rank tenth in low infant mortality, and warns poverty and ignorance hinder best use of childbirth care advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius A. Harper
M. D
Ripley
Wisconsin
State health department promotes maternal care centers countywide
Wisconsin's health department runs demonstration child and maternal health centers across the state and offers nine free monthly prenatal guidance letters. The department also operates the Little Blue Classroom on Wheels to spread information where needed, contributing to the state's record low infant mortality last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Health Department
Wisconsin
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Woodlawn Cemetery Society
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Milldred Meyer
Sal
Albrecht Rf
Eheca
Agg
Bewird Wolpack
Theoie
Morie Mellman
Tueve
Jerusalem
Senjamin
Su Shiorf
Sarah Miclce
Union Chicago
Union Chicago Last Week, Where Loo
Evalyn Rosenow
Walter Kunin
Hichtmornd
Carl Werth
Bultuio
New York
Washington News
Rel F. Murray
Pete Walch
Shawano County
Jeague
Tileda
Morris
Leopolig
Cresham
Caroline
Leopolis
Tilleda
Bowler
Gresham
R. F. Gehree Sheet Metal CO
Shaw Ano, Wisconsin
Brian Aherne
Victor McLagren
Captain Fury
Shawane Theatre
FORD
Motor Age
Orwen the
Wisconsin’s Health
Broadview
Clintonville, Wis
Bob Malcolm
J. C. Lorenz
Stan
State Banking Department
Comptroller of the Currency
Citizens State Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Fay Bain
Lupeno
Flying Irishman
Douglas Corrigan
Robert Armstrong
Eve
George Sanders
Wendy Barrie
Jonathan Hale
Jerome Cowan
Neil Hamilton
Barry Fitzgerald
Midnite
Aherne- McLaglen
Plesse
Austratla
Robin Weed
Tir
Harry Carey
Frankie Thomas
Shawano Motor Car Co
J. J. Henderson
Mgr
E. Green Bay St
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