Notice of Hearing Application for Administration and Notice to Creditors
Legal notices from Shawano County Wisconsin include hearings on April 4 1939 for admin appointment in the estates of Winds Ghaumpine and Richard Strong. Notices require creditors claims by July 15 1939 and August 1 1939 deadlines, with court details and attorneys listed.
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CiNrst
Wisconsin
Shaagano County
MiLbilidla Champine
Tugaday
Shawana
Louis Buchsien
Shinada
Johnulazminn
Shawano
Alma Salzmann
John Holemean
Shaayano
Insad
Bowler
Wis
Shawano County
Rollman’s Plat
Richard Strong
Olga Streng
Richard Streng
Green Valley
Sid County
Com. Co
B. Dillett
David H. Winter
Furnishing 2 Home Means Good Planning
Mrs. Ruth Randolph of the University of Wisconsin home economics department outlines a three step approach for beginning decorators. Start with a scale floor plan then measure and place furniture to scale, ensuring clear traffic flow and functional grouping for work and conversation with balanced, well directed arrangement costing only effort.
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Ruth Randolph
Home Economics Department
University of Wisconsin
Randolph
Mrs. Randolph
Farmers Sign Intention Sheets For Conservation Program
Shawano county farmers must sign a worked-out farm plan to receive fall payments under the 1939 agricultural conservation program. Signatures are not binding if plans change after planting begins. earnings depend on actual plantings and soil building practices. Plan sheets and computation sheets will be distributed soon to help fit plans to farm goals and determine potential payments.
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Shawano County
O. B. Hagen
County Agricultural Conservation Committee
Q. B. Hagen
Hatgen
Octopus Classified as Animal Not Plant or Fish
The octopus is an animal, not a plant or fish. Fish should refer to vertebrate marine animals like cod and trout. It belongs to the mollusk class Cephalopoda and the head-footed cephaloid group.
Wisconsin faces long term rural relief and tax fights
A Wisconsin study by George W. Hill and Ronald A. Smith finds rural relief will remain a public charge for many years, urging readjusted old age and dependent children aid. The report notes half of rural relief heads are unemployable or unskilled and highlights farm tenancy as a major challenge. Northern counties demand aid to prevent starvation, with proposed five million relief funding and three million alternative bills funded by cigarette taxes and emergency income taxes. Officials warn the state budget remains tight as highway funds and pension needs add pressure, with potential total state outlays near seventy million.
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George W. Hill
University of Wisconsin
Ronald A. Smith
WPA
North
Wisconsin
Legislative Finance Committee
A. J. Thelen
Wisconsin County Boards Association
Tor
Douglas
Ashland
Forest
Oneida
Douglas County
Ashland County
Mirmeat G. Sauld
Philip E. Nelson
Progressive
Joint Committee of Assembly
Senate
Heil
Assembly
Bang
Wisconsin State Employees’ Association
State Pension Board
County Boards Association
State House
Spirit Rock Sign Marks Menominee Legend on Highway 55
Wisconsin state highway workers completed a unique colorful sign near Spirit Rock on state highway 55 north of Keshena. The sign memorializes the Menominee legend of a rock that foretells the tribe's fate, with the legend painted on the lower half and the Indian head background designed to deter inscriptions.
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Menominee Reserve
State Highway Commission of
Wisconsin
Keshena
E. J. O'Meara
State Highway Commission
Chester Kalfsbeek
Highway Commission
Madison
W. C. McLendon
Green Bay
Spirit Rock
Fort Howard
Fort Wilkens
Marquette
Mich
Abraham Lincoln
Squire Taylor
James Winslow
Jackson Hardy
Sth 55
Menominee Indian Reservation
Wisconsin lawmakers debate taxes and speed limits
Wisconsin legislators weigh a possible sales tax, cigarette levy and reinstatement of income and dividends taxes while killing a 60 mph daytime speed limit bill. Other actions include funding for county museums and raising the retirement age for teachers. Mayonnaise recipe appears as filler.
Sandra Name Meaning and Origin
Sandra is a diminutive of Alexander with Greek roots meaning helper of men. The name carries classical heritage and is widely used across cultures as a short form of the given name Alexander.
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Sandra
Alexander
Wading Birds Detect Food By Touch In Road
Researchers note wading birds use their soft sensitive bills to sense prey through vibrations and textures in the ground. The study highlights tactile foraging, showing birds probe mud and sand for invertebrates before striking.
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tWirst
Sale
Wihthor A. Peterson
John Gray
Tl Gray
Seymour State Banks
Wisconsin Corporation
Dubois Massey Co
C. Corporativan
Walter du Bois
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Co
Alvin Brecken
Liberty State Bank
A Corporation
Juutor CG. Cleary
Hy. St. Ibach
Wisconsin Banking
Thpuckty Ag
Banking Commision of
Aly
Carl Druckrey
Atwill
Hiuwano County
Shiwang County
Sherri
Henkan
San Lanka
Siwine
John i Menter
Queensad
Stuawano
Albert Venter
John B. Trenter
Creat
Said
Lebla
United Staten
Wisconsin Press Association
William Sweeney
Gruska
Mo Sinee
Empross
Frank O’brien
DR. Armstrong
Optometrist
Woolworth
Ralph M. Carter
Wisconsin Bellin Building
City Professional Directory
F. C. Gehr
Lutz Furniture
OR Gordon Peterson Tist
Cantwell-Peterson Clinic
Green Bay &J. Fhone
Shawano, Wis
Citizens State Bank
A. N. Abbott
Schutz & Carr
A. F. Wasserman Chirgpractor
Ofice Over Grab
Ssawano
H. J. Calkins
Kuchuk’sa Jewelry Store
Main St
Murdock
Wescott
Wallrich
Shawano, Wisconsin
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