War and Recovery Voices from a World in Turmoil
Senator Wiley urges calm and sane policy to avoid war and foster domestic relief. The talk stresses farmers and workers needs, balanced budgets, and a return to democracy at home to stabilize the world. It recalls Senate disputes over WPA funds, Mussolini fascism, and the importance of confidence in economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Tleas
Amelia
Germany
Wauseia
Murop
Blore
Amoerlen
America
Americas
Khemt
Howe Baewe
Hyakays
Peoples
Senate
WPA
FWA
Albert Hubbard
Federal Reserve Board
Wisconsin Cherry Campaign Aims to Boost Sales
Governor Heil and state officials announce a National Cherry Week drive from February 15 to 22 to support Wisconsin cherries. The campaign highlights seven million cans produced in Deer County in 1937 and involves the Wisconsin Agricultural Authority, the Reynolds Preserving Co, and regional grocer associations to motivate distributors and grocers to promote cherries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heil
Wisconsin
Deer County
Wilbur G. Carlson
Wisconsin Agricultural Authority
WAA
Reynolds Preserving Company
Fruit Growers' Cooperative
Sturgeon Bay
Wisconsin Wholesale Grocers’ Association
Wisconsin Retail Grocers' Association
Washington
Carlson
Wisconsin breeders seek scab resistant potato varieties
Newcomer potatoes face tough tests in Wisconsin as Badger growers search for a scab resistant type meeting consumer trade demands. Only Russet Burbank showed high scab resistance among tested varieties. over 2,100 new seedlings were evaluated on infested fields in Langlade and Walworth counties, yielding a few resistant lines but too small or poorly shaped for commercial use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Experiment Station
Russel Burbank
Langlade
Walworth
Twenty Five Years Ago Shawano Society Snapshot
A condensed look back at Shawano society and local happenings from 25 years ago, including charity teas, birthdays, illnesses, school events, and community notices. Notable items feature Mrs. A M Andrews entertaining, the Perry illness of Mrs Martha Dodge, a big teachers institute in Shawano, a baby born in Richmond, local marriages and transfers, and civic club activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Andrews
Teachers’ Institute
Shawano
Roberts
Cheever
Milwaukee Normal
Joe Boehm, Jr
Murdock
Reyneld Acord
Fond du Lac
Reynold
Ruth Schwartz
Wolf River Paper and Fiber Company
Nednah
Caroline Nikolay
Max Kroenke
Richmond
William Dallman
W. K. Porter
A. H. Mierswa
Porter
Ladies’ Aid Society
Methodist Church
Wolfgram’s Hall
Cecil
Professor Small
Oshkosh Normal
Smith
Shawano‘ High School
Stewart
Gillett High School
J. J K. Seyler
Mr. Seyler
P. Hall
F. W. Humphrey
C. W. Magee
Langlade
Chauncey Hickok
Grimms
J. A. Hickok
W. S. W. S. Club
Helen Fritz
Caroline Haut
Carl Haut
Henry Neumeyer
Margaret Wolfgram
Rosenberg
Shawano Hospital
Gordon
Queck
Lutheran Pastors Study Club Meeting Report
James hosted the Lutheran Pastors Study club last Tuesday for its monthly meeting. Cc Feltz remains a patient at Shaw Ano hospital. William Buche escaped with minor bruises after a Saturday car skid near the city line. A Sioux Indian orchestra benefit dance is planned at the Community hall Sunday night to fund uniforms and head pieces for the new ensemble.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James’ Hall
Cc. C. Feltz
Shaw~ano
William Buche
Governor Proclaims February 2025 State Cooperative Week
Wisconsin declares February 20 to 25 as the states second Cooperative Week with more than 30 radio broadcasts involving local and out-of-state stations. Ralph E. Ammon calls the week vital for marketing farmers products as cooperatives plan educational activities and membership drives. Ed Malcheski of Pulaski, known to Shawano county farmers, will speak February 21 at 7:15 about a cooperative live stock marketing program for Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heil Ag
Wisconsin
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Ralph E. Ammon
State Department
College of Agriculture
Middle West
Shawano County
Ed Malcheski
Pulaski
Equity Cooperative Live Stock Sales Association
Correcting Faulty Posture Easily Done
State Medical Society shares simple daily steps for better posture. It outlines neck alignment, chest expansion, shoulder position, abdominal engagement, knee looseness, and foot placement. Walking with even weight transfer, free arm swing, and upright sitting improves comfort and energy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical Society
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiley
Virginia
United States
Atal
Hirasele
Tate
Cours
Tealy
Italy
Colfee
Federation of Women's Clubs
Mayflower
Sadie Orr Dunbar
Helen Hayes
Victoria
Regina
Vatican City
Rome
Sistine Chapel
St. Peter’s Cathedral
St. Peter's
BR. A. Upham
Rotary Club
Dane
Shawano Electric Light and Water Plant
Legion 1
Washington's
Herman Halverson
Dale Hickok
Crescent Theatre
Ed Laehn
D. George Rinehard
Bessie Jensen
Catherine Campshire
Bruce Smith
Herbert Krueger
Donald Herbert
Lottis
Brunner
Osborne Shultz
Keshena
Camp Tivoli
Otto Raddant
Mildred Rudolf
Madison
Matthew Walfrich
Charles Naber
Thimke
Marjorie Gallagher
University of Wisconsin
Frances Grogan
Kaukauna
Angeline Mader
Green Bay
Gresham
Roy Dallman
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Susan Cummings
Cyrus Koonz
Lions’ Club
Ramlow’s
Tom Larson
Milwaukee
Larson
Heinz Drug Store
Main Street
Heinz Brothers
Citizens State Bank
Helen Eberlein
Caspar Wallrich Insurance Agency
Shawano, Wis
Morton
Wen
Wisconsin Telephone Company
E. M. Gilson
Maln &T
George Washington
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Oscar C. Dettman
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