Expose of government hydro schemes harming wildlife and resources
The author argues federal hydroelectric projects such as Santee-Cooper destroy irreplaceable natural resources along the South Carolina coast. He cites loss of Cypress timber stands, nesting grounds for waterfowl, and spawning waters, claiming the project serves no social or economic need and wastes taxpayer money on large plants that reduce private industry viability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Dagiling
National Wildlife Federation
Yeenolly
South Atlantic
Santee
Kansas Dust Bowl
Ivu
Atlanlic
Lo Santee-Cooper
South Carolina
Notinbeye
Hus
Prothol Summer Homes and Camps Fire Warning
A historical notice warns that summer homes and camps pose fire risks during weekends and vacations. It stresses vigilance and safe use of kerosene lamps and stoves, advising daylight handling and keeping kerosene and other flammable liquids outside living areas to reduce danger.
Fire safety tips for summer homes and camps
The article urges drip proof kerosene setups with pans, listed heaters, proper wiring, and metal incinerators. It warns against unattended outdoor fires, overhitting stoves near wood, and dangerous wiring. It advises fire extinguishers, pump tanks, and car ashtrays to prevent fires on roads and in camps.
Conditions Vital to Prosperity and Government Roles
A study by industrialists and economists outlines conditions seen in prosperous times, including absence of arbitrary price controls and overregulation, promotion of fair competition, moderate taxes, and limited government role. The piece argues today these conditions are lacking, with government interference harming private investment, regulations penalizing efficient producers, and a burdensome deficit policy. Taxation is blamed for reducing profits and prospect of sustained growth.
Agricultural Use Of Small Grains Proposed By Official
An official urges use of small grain crops as nurse crops or nonreplacing forage. Oats, rye, barley, and mixtures are among sturdy options for weed suppression and soil health on allotment farms, with hay cuttings possible. A good season plan should align with conservation goals and crop rotations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sroell
C. B. Hagen
Canary Agricultural — Conservation Committees
Ig Reninding
Shawano
Elayren
Evening games and social at the Five Hundred club
A midweek gathering featured a tennis and bowling themed evening with Dray, Bernice Wallitch, and Dr. Denny presenting a dessert social. Awards noted include Krad and Sirs each with 310 points and Hus delivering a 150 yard drive. Willitat Melchol hosted Five Hundred players and Mrs rbinuin and Mrs R. BR Eggert organized a lunch with home made tea cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eure
Dyota
Gilwink
Movidas
Actermoan
Ak Alvive
Dro Denny
Amd
Dray
Bernice Wallitch
Tives
Wwe
Krad
Sirs
Foe
Il Phan
Willitat Melchol
Rbinuin
R. BR. Eggert
Eastern Star guest honors at Walworth dinner
Mrs. Lottie Dearborn of Walworth honored as guest of the Eastern Star at 6:30 dinner for local chapter at Ellmay hotel. Mrs. David Winter led arrangements. red roses adorned tables. officers and members from nearby chapters attended. next regular meeting planned. Also notes a shower for Miss Gertrude Albrecht at KR. R. Eygert home and bridge parties in area with prizes. Rebekah lodge reports on assembly influences in Kenosha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lottie Dearborn
Walworth
Wis
Astern Star
Ellmay Hotel
David Winter
Myrs. Blaine Page
Eastern Star
Otto Eggert
Henry Logert
Gertrude Albrecht
KR. R. Eygert
Emil Otto
Richard Yonn
William Reichel
Shawano
Birthday Bridge Club
TL. Vanderpool
Gresham
Henry Schmidt
Vanderpoel
Hubert Niles
Blc Curtain
Robert Bates
Rebekah
H. L. Halverson
J. Theodore Kleven
Kenosha
Paiser Muraski Wedding at St Marys Leopolis
Miss Angeline Paiser became the bride of Alphonce Muraski in a June 6 ceremony at St Marys Catholic Church Leopolis. Attendants included sister Miss Dorothy Paiser and Miss Monica Muraski with reception for 50 at the Paiser home. Also notes a birthday celebration hosted by Miss Betty Lou Sommers with friends at Emma Sommers cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Paiser
Margaret Brunner
Monica Muraski
Cyril
Joseph Muraski
John Palser, Jr
Paiser
M.T. Muraski
Shawano
John Alft
Milton Koeller
Andrew Muraski
Charles Muraski
Monica B Muraski
Betty Lou Sommers
Emma Sommers
North Beach
Ann Beetz
Betty Lou McCurtain
Kenneth Brohn
June Brides Spur Shawano Weddings Season
June remains the peak month for weddings in Shawano and Shawano county as numerous local nuptials are announced. Notable ceremonies include Gertrude Albrecht and Milton Eggert at St James Lutheran, plus multiple additional vows across area churches with families traveling from Springfield, Madison, and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano and
Shawano County
Gertrude Uelmen and Hilroy Nelson Wed in Shawano
Miss Gertrude Uelmen daughter of Mr and Mrs Nick Uelmen Advance and Hilroy Nelson son of Christ Nelson Pulcifer united in marriage at Sacred Heart Shawano on Saturday June 10 at 8 am High Mass by Rev H Halvids A wedding breakfast and reception followed at the bride’s home and 40 relatives dined at 5 30 pm A dance at Leib’s pavilion capped the day The couple to live at 410 Washington Shawano after June 15 The groom works for Badger cooperative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Albrecht
Concordia Court
Springfield
Illinois
Gertrude
Milton Eggert
R. R. Eggert
Shawano
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Miss Albrecht
Hulda Albrecht
Elfiera Eggert
Florence Albrecht
Oscar Eggert
Springfield High School
Bradley Polytechnical Institute
Mr. Eggert
Shawano High School
Oshkosh Business College
Oshkosh
Wis
Weber Veneer and Plyweed Company
Steber-Koneebel
Phyllis Sieber
Howard Sieber
Tilleda
Alfred Konkel
Fred Konkel
Pella
Tilleda Peace Church
Chris Domke
Virginia Salzman
Gladys Felts
Chicago
Hope Sieber
Leone Konkel
Irvin Zimdars
Embarrass
Maid of Honor
Miss Felts
Miss Lieber
Miss Konkel
Mrs. Zimdars
Janice Zimdars
M. E
Joyce Dickson
Dave Dickson
Angelica
Vernon Beyer
Gust Beyer
Appleton
Herbert Lane
W. E. Reinheimer
Irene Gonnelly
Evelyn Hein
Marvin Beyer
Harold Dickson
Ralph Lex
Barbara Olson
Roman Stephens
Dick Dickson
Tipler
Jake Stephens
Black Creek
Gunt Beyer
Elizabeth Roach
Frank Hein
Madeline Wnohr
Minnie Morawek
Helen Kamps
Irma Gimple
Orville Sievert
John Olson
Ailbert Dickson
Ogdensburg
Frank Havlick
Morgan
Adolf Demeny
Leo Demeny
Grandma Demeny
Art Demeny
John Blazek
Krakow
Alpert Dickson
Wilma Wu
Hather Vomastic
James J. Vomastic
Jesus
Mr. Helten
Ethel Yuenger
Pauline Zahn
Harold Womastic
Miss Yuenger
Miss Zahn
Domastic
Bontduel
Hraft-Neubauer
Misa Florena Kraft
Walter Neubauer
Tigerton
Wagner
Clara
Almina Domke
Janet Steinberg
Otto Neubauer
Otto Kraft
Shawaro Lake
August Neubauer
Shady View Pavilion
Hilbert Luepke
Herbert Fehling
E. P. Hueschen
Fehling
Teachers’ Training Department
Fehhling
Bobam-Wastes
Margaret Bohm
William Bohm
Gilbert Wastel
Andrew Wastel
W. M. Schroth
George Frailing
St. James’ Church
A. J. Felton
Pleshek
Green Bay Street
Mr. Wastel
Wadhams Oil Company
Curt Roepke
Elinor Parker
Wausau
Ed Lyles
Florence Wunderligh
Coleman
Telmen-Nelson
Gertrude Uelmen
Nick Uelmen
Advance
Hilroy Nelson
Christ Nelson
Pulcifer
Sacred Heart Church
H. Halvids
Leib
Florence A. Wickerden
West Bend
Ralph Meyer
Cornelia Herm
Clarence Rawlsky
Br. Nelson
Badger Cooperative
Washington Street
Cassens and Schlytter Wed at Home Ceremony
Miss Helen Cassens daughter of the late Rev F G Cassens and Mrs Cassens of Stony Hill married Kenneth I Schlytter of Wittenberg at the bride's home last Saturday at 430 pm Rev B H Paxteiaa officiated The house was decorated with roses and peonies The bride wore a white summer suit with a corsage of white gardenias Miss Lenore Cassens sister of the bride wore an eggshell summer suit
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassens-Schlytter
Helen Cassens
F. G. Cassens
Cassens
Stony Hill
Kenneth
Schlytter
Wittenberg
BH. L.paxteiaa
Lenore Cassens
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Prothol
PROM
Veiety News
Albrecht-Eggert
Leonard Fehling
Juneau
Dodge County
Lawrence Weber
Hamel
Shawane High School
Woolworth
Wittenberg High School
Central State Teachers’ College
Stevens Point
H. Schlytter
Virginia
Miriam
Donald Gunderson
Lawrence
Ruth Weter
Earl Gusewell
Hamel, IL
Donald Murphy
Cudahy
Florence Leisch
Bowler
Alma Buss
Loreen Buss
Irene Laude
Rueben Wolf
Ruben Rades
Vernon Habeck
Buss
Mrs
Laude
Clintonville
Rt. 3
Penney
U. S
Penco
U. S. Pat
Belle Isie
J. C. Benney
Dence
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