Notice of Foreclosure Sale and Court Hearings in Shawano County
Legal notices list multiple court actions in Shawano County Wisconsin. Foreclosure sale under Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation will occur April 26 1939 at 2 pm for 320 acres in Shawano County. Other notices include administration applications hearings July 15 1939 for Richard Streng estate and April 4 1939 for Charlotte Sahrowsky final settlement.
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Feareng
Adbiniseralion
Stits
Wisconsin
Shawano County
Tistate
Mathibia Champine
Nestieu
Tuosikiy
Saldaly
Thy Court House
Sail County
Louis Buehsieh
Dubonis
Shabiitde Gharupie
Tigerton
Said County
C. B. Dilley
M. C. Mourteln
Wiest Steb
Salig Minky
Shigwang County
Benedict
Lois Almut Michelstetler
Nicholas Necker
Migabeth Manker
Hila Paulie
Ten
Martha Weilke
Anna Graft
Blulda Kleims
Vnh Veter
A. Peterson
John Gray
I i Gray
Seymour State Bank
Dudoiy Massey Co
Walter du Bois
United States Fidelity & Curranty Co
Alvin Brecken
Liberty State Bank
I Corporation
Polee CG
Cleary
H. F. Ibach
Carl Druckrey
Gheril
Shawano
Shiavanoa County
Jin Township
Eaighteen
Irvey
Wiscon
Wiest
Iiwang County
John Salgnauin
Alma Salzmann
John Satemann
Vatol
Dilliet
Vonter
Auth
Albert Trenier
C. B. Divlett
Guth
Richard Strong
Olga Streng
Richard Streng
Green Valley
C. B. Dillett
David H. Winter
State of
Shaywyne County
Notich
Charlotte Sabrowsky
William Forster
Charlotte Sahrowski
Fairbanks
Q. B. Dillett
M. G. Eberlein
Wisconsin's Health by Dr Harper Warns on Germs and Cleanliness
Wisconsin health officer outlines the invisible germ threat, urges cleanliness to curb disease, notes hotels and restaurants under strict sanitary rules with local enforcement in several cities, and cites dangers from taverns. A curious digression touches on the Chicago fire’s ash reaching the Azores and cricket chirp timing as a rough thermometer.
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Cornelius A. Harper
M.D
Wisconsin
Kenosha
Racine
Milwaukee
Janesville
la Crosse
Sheboygan
Wauana
Wisconsin labor bill advances toward passage
The Wisconsin Council of Agriculture labor bill known as the employment peace act moves toward law after an engrossing 54 to 44 Assembly vote. The measure would replace the three man labor board with a full time board, outlaw sit down strikes, secondary picketing and boycotts, require 75 percent of a plant’s workers to approve a closed shop, and impose a 10 day notice for farm product strikes. Governor Heil attended the debate as AFL officers filled the galleries.
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Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Assembly
Senate
Wisconsin Considerations on Tax and University Budget
Wisconsin lawmakers debated a proposed cigarette tax expected to raise 1.5 million dollars and its effect on tobacco, machine vendors, and regional trade. University of Wisconsin President Dykstra urged salary cuts to align with Heil budget, noting higher enrollment and low resident fees while out-of-state fees top the nation. A new rural electrification agency proposal would shift WDA duties to agriculture and markets, risking state funds. Relief funding measures included a plan to have the state cover all relief costs and a cigarette tax to fund five million dollars in relief, drawing opposition from tobacco interests.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
Ernest Sauld
A. J. Thelen
County Boards Association
University of Wisconsin
C. A. Dykstra
Joint Committee On Finance
Heil
Dykstra
United States
REA
Assembly
Pel Sure
WDA
Department of Agriculture and Markets
Wisconsin Development Authority
Senate
James Mace
Mace
Legislative Joint Finance Committee
Shawano Gresham DHIA Report Highlights February
February DHIA results show 466 cows tested in Shawano Gresham with 77 reaching 40 pounds butterfat or more. Alfred Schmidt led as top herd owner with high cows including Sadie and Eve, while Lakeview farm and Dittman’s herd followed in order.
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Shawano-- Gresham Dhia
Alfred Schmidt
Albred Schmidt
M. J. Wallrich
Lakeview Farm
Oscar Dittman
Sadie
Fiora
Robert Dallmann
Alfred Luepke
J Alfred Schmidt
Yvonne
Eve
Kate
Christy
Flossie
Thumb and tool use mark human progress, says Fieliman
A passage argues that without the opposable thumb humans could not advance, as the thumb enables tool making and control of impulses. The text highlights the brain’s role in guiding this evolution and mentions various names and figures in passing amid scattered data.
Birds Sing Notes Beyond Human Hearing Range
It is believed that many bird songs include notes pitched high above what human ears can detect. Experts note the complex vocalizations may convey mating and territorial signals beyond our audible spectrum.
New Guinea Ranked as Second Largest Island Worldwide
The article notes New Guinea covering about 330 000 square miles and being the world’s second largest island by area. It presents general geographic trivia suitable for a concise regional fact recap.
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New Guinea
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Menham
Bosser, Becker & Parnell
Appleton Street
Appleton
Wiscounsitt
Zoe
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Wmil Arts
Vida Artz
Wis
Alk
Krasky & Cohen
Attys
Green Bay
Wisconsin’s Health
Azores
Was Association
Julius P. Heil
Rubin
American Federation of Labor
Madison
Shawano-Gresham Dhia Report
George Darm
Batty
Neltie
Fanny
Wouls Brow Beauty Ruth
Checkal
Bernard Berend
Daisy
Coleen
Susan Jenny
Mil Heins
Hulda
Earl Sheet
Albert Wendorff & Sons
Ellen
Annie
Danny's
Venice
Fern
Bueganse
Betty
Betsy
Fred Harrimann
Joe ‘Muskaviteh
Wimentines
ABA Weoneecee
aNacta Eapanciien
Frank O’brien
DR. Armstrong
Optometrist
Woolworth
Ralph M. Carter
Green Bay Bellin Building
City Professional Directory
F. C. Gehr
Lutz Furniture
Gordon Peterson
Cantwell-Peterson Clinic
Bidg
Shawane
Citizens State Bank Bldg
Shawano, Wis
A. N. Abbott
Schutz & Carr Bldg
A. F. Wasserman
Grab
Sterg
H. J. Calkins
Kuchuk
Main St
Murdock
Wescott
Wallrich
Shawano, Wisconsin
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