Badger Cooperative Meeting Highlights Self Help Gains
Hundreds gather for Badger annual meeting to hear Stitts discuss cooperative farming gains in Wisconsin. He notes cooperatives reduce margins and handling charges, boost market access, and support farmers purchasing materials, with dairy and cheese sectors cited. The event featured a community dinner, Stone History entertainment, and lantern-slide operating statements.
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Stitts
Pionac
Inye
Wugcek Lds
Heentip
Lenlin
Butiver
Wisconsin
United States
Dininor
Thp
Badger
Stone History
Worrie
Kathryn Hardy
Wrightstown
Foresters Hold Annual Meeting In Neopit Area
Foresters gathered Saturday for their annual meeting with presentations by BH A Hu national conservation forester on soil erosion and by IG Trenk state extension forester on forestry progress. O W Ramlow secretary of the Chamber of Commerce welcomed attendees and anticipation of future visits to the area was voiced. Richard DeLaney of Neopit presided as master of ceremonies and led the tour of the Menominee reservation. A round table discussion followed the business meeting with attendees engaging in dialogue.
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Cooperative
BH. A. Hu
la Creuse
Ig. Trenk
Hea
O. W. Ramlow
Chamber of Commerce
M. J. Walleith
Antone Weber
Weber Veneer and Plywood Company
G. F. Baume
Final Rites Held for Ed W. Green of Belle Plaine
Ed W Green of Belle Plaine is mourned in a Belle Plaine obit noting a quiet nature and devotion to family. Surviving widow and children Walter Viola Arnold Edna and others, plus grandchildren and siblings, with two brothers and one sister prior. A fragment mentions a 320 dollar piece and a Philadelphia 1849 taunt.
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Ed Green
Hily
Walter
Belle Plaine
Viola
Alfred Maluey
Shawano
Arnold
Richmond
Edna
Alfred Giese
Algo
Frank Green
Radison
Hattie
Paul Raddant
Maud
Olson
U. B
Philadelphia
Wisconsin
Cowty Court
Shawano County
Ed. Green
Edna Giese
Lute
Belle Pisine
Said
Dillett
Winter & Koehler
Cheesemakers Call Special Meeting Over Department Probe
Shawano County cheese makers hold a special meeting following editorial and Oshkosh February 1 gathering where J W Moore and Harry Jack accused dairy officials. They demand a full investigation into the Department of Agriculture and Markets and defend their stance as taxpayers.
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Department of Agriculture and Markets
Madison
Moore
Shawane County
Oshkosh
Herry Jack
Shawano County
Shawano County Cheesemakers’ Association
Louis Ringel
Ralph EH. Ammon
Wis
Ammon
J. W. Moore
Harry Jack
Mr. Moore
Mr. Jack
Mr. Ammon
Shawano recital delights with young dancers on stage
Marilyn Powell as the Queen of Hearts earns praise for a fine solo while Norma Powell shows exceptional talent in High Kicks. Jean Walfrich returns from kindergarten performances with Valse Blue and Swing Taps, accompanied by Mrs. Pauline Skaleski.
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Marilyn Powell
Norma Powell
Antigo
Norma
Jean Walfrich
Jean
Pauline Skaleski
Walfrich
Traffic accidents peak when going straight ahead study says
State highway records from 1938 show four of five drivers in automobile crashes were moving straight ahead when they collided with a pedestrian vehicle or obstruction. The warning asks whether danger is greatest during turns, straight travel, stopping, or parking.
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State Highway Commission
Traffic deaths by road type show straight stretches lead
Deaths totaling 254 on straight road segments, 145 on curves or hills, and 114 at intersections last year reveal where drivers face fatal risks. The report highlights that straightaways account for the majority of fatalities, with curves and hills and intersections following in risk order.
Gandhi Begins Fast Unto Death In Rajkot
In Rajkot India the frail 69 year old Mahatma Gandhi enters his third day of fasting to press for voice for the people. He shows rapid weakness losing two pounds as his blood pressure climbs from 168 to 180.
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Rajkot
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
Odd Calf With Nose On Side At North Star
North Star Ohio reports a remarkable calf owned by Leo Langenkamp with a side nostril placement and a V shaped mouth. The animal is bottle fed and described as otherwise normal while the owner contemplates selling it as a freak at a reasonable price.
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North Star
Ohio
Shawano County Journal
L. Hoyng
Leo Langenkamp
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Foresters
ED W. Green
Delle Plaine
Vatican City
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Pope Pius XII
Pius XI
St. Peter
Sistine Chapel
Coats
Latterman
Michigan Power Company
Total
Eee
Preferred Capital
Common Council
City of
Roger Nachtwey
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