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Newspaper
Shawano County Journal
Location
Shawano, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1939
Page
3
State Medical society warns that infant temper tantrums, if uncontrolled, can evolve into persistent behavior issues. It urges early guidance, distraction, and calm parenting to prevent long term disruption, noting breath holding and attention seeking as common tantrum tactics.
Catherine and Mary Flamingo visiting Milwaukee parents as Bowler night winners Cerrin Wolf and Ervin Parafiniuk and Rol and Kuckgdorf took the hand. Charles Hafferman debuts a Plymouth sedan. Frank Kolpack remodels his building to house a soda fountain and restaurant replacing former bowling alleys. Bowler split weekend games, 8 to 7 in ten innings over Wittenberg and 2 to 1 against Morris. Ernest Jansen and Mrs. Lutz returned to Milwaukee after a month at the Kolpack home. Large county crowd attended Bowler harvest festival homecoming with parade fireworks dances and games.
Mr and Mrs John Cook of Winnebago and family joined the Walter Becker home guests for a weekend. Mrs Becker and son Raymond traveled to Bowler to visit relatives. Joe Boyce of Oshkosh and family visited James Stewart. Stewart returned home with them. Mrs Leo Joubert and Mrs Carl Dean joined Clarence Star of Ellison Bay to pick cherries and visit relatives. Birthday Club met at Mrs James Stewart’s with Bunco and lunch. Mrs Eugene Joubert visited daughter Mrs Herman Frank Jr in Germania. William Schoening and Paul Bublitz families spent Sunday in Elcho. Mrs Carl Dean visiting Eugene Joubert home.
Cecile Mr and Mrs Otto Beilfus and children Marilyn and Kenneth of Milwaukee are hosted by Mrs Herman Beilfus and Mrs Anna Kirchoff. Miss Myrene Kortbein of Milwaukee visits parents. Mr and Mrs Otto Chel and Mr and Mrs Joseph Garneau with children of Cadillac Michigan were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Art Rosnow. Victor and Hward Treptow visited their mother Mrs Esther Treptow and grandparents Mr and Mrs Julius Kregel. Also noting Americans eating more cheese and grass silage potentially increasing pressure on gila walls.
Wisconsin leads with 5 000 acres under kraut cabbage this year, 300 fewer than 1938. New York, Ohio, and Indiana follow in state acreage. U.S. total kraut cabbage acreage is about 17 070 acres, roughly eight percent below 1938. Prospects declined despite some July crop improvement.
The leafy spurge, a persistent weed spreading by seed and roots, is rapidly expanding across southern Wisconsin. Dane and Grant counties report heavy infestation with noxious weed listings in Dane County. Control measures include preventing seed production and ground growth, plus chemical or fallow strategies.
The Wisconsin Horticultural Society expert, H. J. Rahmlow, outlines the best times to cut flowers and proper techniques. Cut in the evening or early morning, make a long slanted stem cut, remove leaves below water, keep water deep under the cut, change water daily, and store in cool, dark places. Avoid aspirin for keeping flowers fresh and rely on ordinary soap for daily disinfection.
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