Indians Bow to Neenah Five in First Defeat of the Season
Indians suffer first loss as Neenah five overpower them 12 to 27 in a tight high school basketball game. Diltsmen and officials provided a tense atmosphere while Cotlactault led with field goals before fouling out. The contest showcased strong defense and a tentative second half.
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Common Sense Conservation on Madison Legislation
A Wisconsin conservation column discusses proposals from Mr. Berquist for a one minor construction commission universal fishing license and public safety measures. It urges readers, especially sportsmen, to influence legislators by writing to their senators or assembly members. The piece defends deer hunting values, opposes Budlong’s bill limiting deer, and suggests alternatives to shorten the season without destroying hunting culture. It emphasizes welfare of deer, group hunting dynamics, and the need to protect sportsmen’s interests.
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Madison
Berquist
Wisconsin
Jraud
Assembly
Fructloag
Eldvens
Washington News From the Office of Congressman Murray
Washington coverage reports rising focus on defense and foreign policy in congress. The president seeks larger military appropriations while lawmakers push for full disclosure of any international agreements and continued Dies committee investigations into subversive activity. Washington, D.C. landmarks and history, including Easter crowds and the Capitol basement discovery, are noted as context for public interest.
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America
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Washington
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Wisconsin cucumber crop second in pickle production
Wisconsin growers produced cucumbers for pickles valued at 288000 dollars, ranking second in pickle cucumber output. The 1938 crop used about 9400 acres, down from 17000 in 1937, with 647000 bushels harvested versus 1037000 in 1937. Average price fell from 66 to 60 cents per bushel.
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Wisconsin
United States
Departments of Agriculture
Dusty bundles reveal priceless wartime and finance documents
Centuries old finds under a eave include the original declaration of war with Great Britain in 1812 and a 1789 government expense record detailing pensions and departments. A Frederick County Maryland petition by John F Amelung for an $8000 loan to restart a glass factory is noted. The piece also argues traffic law aims at safety and orderly use of roads.
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Great Britain
John F. Amelung
Frederick County
Maryland
Know Your Driving Laws From Wisconsin Arterial Highways Rules
Wisconsin driving code explains arterial highway rules for stopping yielding right of way and speed. It states a vehicle entering an artery or on it must yield to turning or signaling drivers and loses right of way for speeding against general speed statutes. Outside municipal limits speeds vary by area and city limits may raise limits.
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Wisconsin
Se & E & Oe OK Eh HR
Diet of Today May Harm Future Health
An early 20th century dietary note warns that modern diets rely on refined cereals and sugar rather than fat. It cites researchers Stirn Arnold and Elvehjem from Wisconsin college of agriculture, stressing thiamin needs with sugar intake and urging whole grains, lean pork, and vegetables to boost thiamin in the diet.
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F. H. Stirn
A. ‘Arnold
A. Elvehjem
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Wisconsin scientists urge more whole grains and vegetables
The Wisconsin scientists report that fats can substitute for some vitamin B1 needs, but with less fat in the diet we use more sugar and should eat more thiamin rich foods. To promote appetite digestion and nerves, increase whole grain cereals and fresh vegetables in the diet.
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Wisconsin
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