Advertising the Hidden Cost of Publicity in Newspapers and Radio
Advertising funds most newspapers magazines and radio programs. Rates vary by medium and time, with color back pages up to 15 000 and radio spots from 520 to 15 000 fees. Major papers charge over 2 000 per page while some low end pages run about 20. Advertising is crucial to American prosperity, fueling demand and jobs.
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Ake
Levening Post
Charlie McGarthy
Charlie
Detroit News
Twelve Years Too Much Opposing Roosevelt Third Term
A church publication argues against a Roosevelt third term under the banner Twelve Years Too Much. It contends democracy must limit tenure and warns that twelve years risks dictatorship, urging that even a successful eight years do not justify indefinite power.
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Roosevelt
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Compulsory Voting and The Duty To Vote By-Election Day
The article discusses voting as both a privilege and a duty, noting that many citizens skip expressing their right. It references several recent by-elections in England and considers implications for democratic participation and civic responsibility.
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Eng
Compulsory Voting Seen as Remedy for Low Turnout
A leader argues in favor of compulsory voting proposed by Sir Frank Sanderson a Conservative MP urging Parliament to pass a bill that would fine those who neglect the ballot. He notes recent Conservative voting delays but emphasizes civic duty and democratic representation while warning against coercion and arguing for citizen education.
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Sir Frank Sanderson
House of Commons
Frank
Solar hot water heaters in Edison Courts housing project
In Miami Florida the Edison Courts housing project for 845 families will host solar hot water heaters. Roof boxes with copper pipes heat water to 180 degrees then stored in insulated tanks losing under seven degrees in 24 hours. Though installation costs more, running costs should be nil with plans to expand to other cities.
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Miami
Fla
Edison
More Farmers Read Weekly Newspapers Across Farms
A survey in 35 states finds more than half of farm homes read a weekly newspaper, up seven percent in a decade. Farmers borrow neighbors' papers, suggesting near universal farm readership, and they read more thoroughly than many city readers due to fewer newswindows and less opportunity to window shop.
Fire Weather Forecasting Signals Early Warning This Year
The U S weather bureau fire weather warning service acts earlier as dry spring conditions grip western states. Thunderstorm frequency raises lightning fire risk while Oregon reports fires as early as April. San Francisco forecasts predict lightning sparked fires from thunderstorm activity, noting a single storm can start over 800 fires.
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Fire Weather Warning Service
United States Weather Bureau
United States Forest Service
Oregon
San Francisco
New Cotton Hose Coming On Market
A university home economics expert describes cotton hose that are full fashioned like silk stockings with a soft sheen, stronger elastic yarns, and fashion options including lace mesh and reinforced heels and toes. Officials expect the stockings soon on the market at thrifty prices, perhaps two or three pairs for a dollar.
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Miss Melodie
60th Wedding Anniversary at Sperbergs Home
The Sperbergs of Red River Shawano Rt 2 celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary on Sunday July 16 with 82 guests at their home. A program featured Rev Koeneke and grandchildren from Havana Cuba and Bellingham Washington. Guests included numerous Sperberg relatives and friends from Wisconsin Michigan Illinois and Washington.
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William Sperberg
Red River
Shawano
Rt. 2
Koeneke
Salem Evangelical Church
Lawrence Sperberg
Sperbergs
Havana
Cuba
Leonard Christen
Bellingham
Washington
Christen
Shirley Jean Habeck
Ed Habeck
Jerry Bartlein
Stanley Bartlein
James
Nancy
Erve Habeck
Ewen
Michigan
Mr. Sperberg
Anhlbeck
Pomerin
Germany
Atlantic
Canada
Lenfrew
Ontario
Sperberg
Shawano County
Richmond
Dickle
Lutheran Church
United States
Chicago
Jacob Staats
Manitowoc
Rudolph
Stambaugh
Otto Sperberg
Henry ‘Thomas
Waugan
Julius Buettner
Ed Greub
Will Schroeder
Jay Tibbetts
Marie
Leonard
Harold and Gordon
Wausau
Sabilla Hotsum
Irma
Angeline Sperberg
William Griffin
Henry Thomas
Marlyn
Lawrence
Zoe Rae Funk
J. W. Buettner
Ward
Edward Habeck
Shirley Jean
Wiliam Wendorff
Albert Wendorff
Erve Hahbeck
Childen
William Schroeder
Ralph
Lillian
Brian Schroeder
Folland Schroeder
Lee Schroeder
Oshkosh
Clifford Schroeder
Clara Meyer
West Salem
Ed Gretlle
Jean
Jerry
J. L. Tibbetts
Green Bay
Martha Christen
Carol, van Zandt
Sildorado
Philip _Koeneke
Bonduel
Bride Adelia Dietz Weds Emil Wutke in Advance
Miss Adelia Dietz of Gillett wed Emil C. Wutke of Los Angeles on Sunday July 16 in Advance. Rev Schroeder officiated at 2 PM. Attendants Emma Dietz, Erna Zeibert. details describe gowns and bouquets. After a family dinner, the couple will reside in Los Angeles.
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Adelia Dietz
Gillett
Emil C. Wutke
Los Angeles
California
Schroeder
Specht
Green Valley
Mary Roxy Zellmer
Emma Dietz
Milwaukee
Erna Zeibert
Adolph
Advance
Emil Dietz
Louis Dietz
Bertha Wutke
Shawano High School
Wutke
Navarino Church Wedding Unites Luel la Peterson and Harvey Kittelson
A pretty wedding occurred at Navarino North Side church at 3 00 pm Sunday July 2. Luel la Peterson daughter of Mrs Esther Peterson Neenah became the bride of Harvey Kittelson son of Mr and Mrs Henry Kittelson Navarino. Rev Axel Blum officiated with Miss Mabel Christianson on the wedding march. Attendants included Miss Beatrice Anderson and Miss Ida Kittelson among others. The couple drove to Chicago for a brief honeymoon and will reside in Ne nah where the groom works.
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N. S
Navarino
Luella Peterson
Esther Peterson
Neenah
Harvey Kittelson
Henry Kittelson
Axel ‘T. Blum
Mabel Christianson
Beatrice Anderson
Mossing
Charles Kittleson
Ida Kittelson
Chicago
Elda Peterson
Odessa Paville
Clifford Christianson
Oshkosh
Elizabeth Martin
Diemel Krull Wedding Solemnized Saturday
Miss Eileen Diemel daughter of Mr and Mrs Verall Diemel Navarino wed Russell Krull son of Mr and Mrs Charles Krull Nichols in a 230 pm double ring ceremony Rev W E Schilling officiating A bridal supper followed at the bride’s parents home They plan to reside on the groom’s father farm with him employed there.
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Eileen Diemel
Verall Diemel
Navarino
Russell Krull
Charles Krull
Nichols
W. E. Schilling
Ida Kable
Ben Brown
Lyle Diemel
Marriage Announced for Gladys Goree and Don Richardson
Announcement reveals the marriage of Miss Gladys Mae Goree of Los Angeles to Don Richardson, both of Los Angeles, on June 25 at 8:00 AM officiated by Rev. A J Hughes. Attendants were Miss Helen Richardson and Roy Goree. After breakfast, the couple left for a Catalina island wedding trip.
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Gladys Mae Goree
Los Angeles
Calif
Don Richardson
A. J. Hughes
First Methodist Church
Helen Richardson
Roy Goree
St. Catalina Island
Garfield School
Richardson
Ida Goree
Shawano
California
East Avenue 28
Peebles Prusik Nuptials Solemnized Monday
Miss Genevieve Peebles and Norman Prusik were married at Sacred Heart church in a 9:00 am double ring ceremony. The bride wore a white satin gown, with maids and best man named. reception followed for 20 guests. The couple will reside in Shawano, with the groom employed at Kreeman meat market. A separate Shawano county park reunion and a birthday party were noted in related items.
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Genevieve Peebles
George Peebles
Navarino
Rt. 3
Norman Prusik
Adolph Prusik
Shawano
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Henry Halinde
Dorothy Ach
Myrtle Peebles
Evelyn Schroeder
Harvey Wichels
Pride
Bernard Prusik
D. A. Frazer
Jaid
Birthday Celebrations and Society Events In Bonduel Area
Mr and Mrs John Boettcher and others attended William Boettchers birthday at Cave Hartwig cottage Iske. Prizes awarded to Mrs John Boettcher Otto Nicholaus and Irvin Brusewitz. Ladies Aid met with social hour and lunch. Miss Inez Felts shower honored by mother and sister. Felts to wed Kenneth Moescher in August. Charles Hein celebrated birthday with Schafskopf and honors to Mrs Ben Kuhn and Mrs Nelson Baril. Lunch served.
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John Boettcher
John Miller
Louis Fisken
Milwaukee
William Boettcher
Bonduel
Cave Hartwig
Iske
Otto Nicholaus
Irvin Brusewitz
Ladies Aid Society of the Presbyterian Church
Robert Bates
Weisnenborn
Charles Veslak
John Adams
Chris Bauerfeind
Roy .Bibelhausen
Halbert Niles
Sophia Lindroth
Inez Felta
Ernest Felts
Schwenkner
Dey
Andrew Kreitzer
Misa Felts
Kenneth Moescher
Charles Hein
Schafskopf
Ben Kuhn
Mra Nelson Baril
Fred Kuhn
Birthday listings and card of thanks notice
July birth dates listed for Mavis Thimke Virginia Metoxen Geraldine Lapp Robert Van Abel Clifford Hoferman George Lehrke Jr Winifred Fearson Shawano Evanston White Lake plus a card of thanks from the Schafberger children for kindness shown after Joseph Schafberger’s death thanking Father Halinde pallbearers florists car donors and helpers.
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Mavis Thimke
Shawano
Rt. 3
Virginia Metoxen
Wittenberg
Geraldine Lapp
Evanston
Robert van Abel
Clifford Hoferman
George Lehrke, Jr
White Lake
Winifred Ethel Fearson
Caeer
Joseph Schafberger
Father Halinde
Schafberger
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National Congress
Misa Melogho
University of
Congress
Bureau
Iwen Box and Veneer Company
Navarino Church
Tabitha Society of
St. James
Beta Sigma Phi
Veslak
Weber's Point
Diss Marion Kell
Eleanor Kanis
Gertrude Sedwick
Elin Hogberg
Marion Kell
Shawano County Conservation Association
Shawano County Club
State Conservation Department
Andrew Wastel
Anton Dillenburg
Lawrence Wastel
Gilbert Wastel
George Frailing
August Krause
Magdalin
Dela Dillenburg
John Mackowiak
Joe E. Brunner
Lintonville
Bila Radis
Ernest Oberle
George Lange
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