Notice of Foreclosure Sale and Probate Hearings in Shawano
Legal notices from Shawano County Wisconsin list foreclosure actions by Borchardt Klaba Thompson and others with sale dates August 25 1939 and September 28 1939. Also included are probate hearing notices for Arnold Krie and Richard Streng estates and final settlements with inheritance tax determinations.
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Hirst
Wisconsin
Shawano County
Gertrude Borchardt
Fred Klaba
Edward S. Thompson
Frances Thompson
Shawano
Said
Court
Co. B
Dillett
Winter
Circuit Court
Carl Druckrey
Couch
Sata
Nordheast
Range
State of
Yorma
Sate
Wirst
Wilk
Shnpwane
Aug Tuebrer
Arnold Krienddt
Avi
Hhiolmen
Huebner
Shawarno County
Shee, Swdd
Richard Strong
Olga Streng
Richard’ Streng
Green Valley
Co. B. Dillett
David H. Winter
S. Davis
Wilhelm Nieland
Albertine Nieland
G. A. Zuehlke
Salo
Lay
Benton, Bossger, Becker & Parnell
Appleton Street
Appleton
Civil Service Exams Open for Marketing and Dietitian Roles
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for multiple positions in the Agricultural Marketing Service and related departments. Vacancies include marketing specialist and associate roles with salaries from 2,600 to 4,600 annually, chief and staff dietitians, a lithographic transferrer, and senior marketing supervisory posts. Required ages and deadlines vary by position. applications due by September 5 or 8 depending on region.
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Civil Service
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D.C
Colorado
Algo
Agricultural Marketing Service
Wor
Veterans’ Administration
Public Health Service
Bureau of Iengraving and Printing
Treasury Department
C. P. Goddake
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
1989 Hearing Restoration Device Promises Clear Hearing
Ad promoting a Milwaukee Home Show invention that allegedly restores hearing happiness to thousands. It invites readers to request a free booklet detailing how they too can regain hearing. Contact E. O. Wilson at Madison St Green Bay.
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Milwaukee
Wilson
Madison St
Green Bay
Coalition Collapse Upends Wisconsin Legislature
Wisconsin Republicans and Democrats fractured the Heil administration’s coalition in the state senate over a proposed 16 million tax bill. Democrats balked at a gasoline tax increase while three Republican senators defected, killing the measure and prompting adjournment as budget pressures loom.
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Senate
Heil
Wisconsin
la Follette
Julius P. Heil
Democrats
Progressives
Harry Bo- Jeng
Port Washington
William B. O’brien
Highway Commission
James Corcoran
State Conservation Commission
House
Assembly
Maurice Coakley
Beloit
Phil Nelson
Coakley
Wisconsin Legislature Debates Tax Plans and Rural Electrification
Wisconsin lawmakers considered varied tax ideas including sales and utility levies while advancing rural electrification. A rural electrification division with 15000 dollars annual funding awaits Governor Heil’s signature to aid cooperatives and Federal loan access. The State Board of Agriculture seeks 80600 dollars extra yearly for dairy and milk plant inspections, to be funded by deducting from Bang’s disease indemnities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture
Heil
State Board of Agriculture
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Bang
Last of grasshoppers invading farms warns state agency
The final regiments of red legged grasshoppers threaten crops this summer. H. L. Chambers of the Department of Agriculture urges immediate distribution of poison bait at 20 pounds per acre in infested areas to protect alfalfa clover seed crops tobacco soybeans sugar beets and emergency hay. Mowing high improves turf outcomes, per mid western experiment.
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State Department of Agriculture
H. L. Chambers
Department
Chambers
Radio, films and autos not stealing farmer time
A survey across 35 states shows farmers still read newspapers weekly. More than half still devote time to print, with a seven percent gain over a decade ago, indicating radio cinema and automobiles have not displaced newspaper reading.
Potatoes Compared To Oranges In Nutrient Content
The potato is described as more like an orange than bread, containing minerals calcium phosphorus and iron and vitamins A B and C beyond its starch. The note emphasizes potato’s broader nutrient profile and suggests a citrus-like value.
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Pharatiffs
Brrank Czarniak
Frank Chwena
Frank Czarnigo
Frank, Charniak
Nhingle Man
Berniece Czarniak
Bernice Czarniak
Edctotataen Uarniak
Bromislawa Czarniak
Ceginir Brytczynski
Frances Brytesynski
Sheri
Benton, Boyser, Becker & Parnell
Appiston Street
Altarneys
Furst
Notich of
Sal
Shire of
Eiteard ML. Mulvaney, Ag Fisceiver
The
First National Bank of
Glhstonville
Oae Cog
Spiegil
Milhum Sptechel
Popple Grove
Pine Lake
Hols
Minty
Adamsy Beach
Druckrey
Shovitt
Winter & Koehler
Vormclosual Sista
Stuwuno County
Prareiine
Scortl
Roland Ohrmtndt
Hove
Shawane
Wisa
Tewenty-seven
Oak Park
Tweentyven
Pitt
Seth
Jacobsons
Indian Park
Shawane County
Winter & Kachler
Micvness
Pivinlley
Tee Wisconsin Press Association
Republian
Popular Mechanics
Ten Thousand
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Popular Mechanics Co
Ontario St
Chicago
Capitol
Mid-Western States
J. C. Lorenz
Stan
Sinclair Refining Company (Inc
Ray H. Giese
City Professional Directory
Citizens State Bank
Brig
Shawano, Wis
Gordon Peterson
Cantwell-Peterman Clinic
Green Bay St
Phene
Shawato, Wis
A. N. Abbott
Schutz & Carr
Wis
H. O. Buth
A. F. Wasserman
Grad’s
Seawano
Wiscessia
H. J. Calkins
Kuchuk
Main St
Murdock
pCi
Retail Lumber & Supply Co
Shawano, Wisconsin
Bidlding
Shawano County Journal
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