Capyrighe 1939 oil plot and danger at camp
The narrative follows Ingram and Helen in a perilous oil venture as a cable and dynamite plan to extract oil showdown erupts. A mysterious shadow, Ramey, visits the house seeking a befriend ruse while Ingram battles flames during a tense daring rescue scene.
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Bo Bu
Ingram
Gabiase
Fielen
Sarah
Bil Rarney
Ramey
Moose
Ehane
Tryeam
Helen
Ilnus
Cryvam
Anil
An Ingram
Akin
Moone
Atelon
Dairy stock levels dip as cheese and butter reserves fall
Dairy reports show cheese and butter in cold storage at lower levels than a year ago. Wisconsin accounts for about a tenth of US butter output with October stocks near 110 percent of the nine year average, while American cheese dominates Wisconsin's output and 1938 farm program payments totaled nearly 9.79 million dollars.
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Wisconsin
United States
Nallon
Senate debate on neutrality bill drags through Congress
Washington beltway notes project another week of focused talks as the senate amends the neutrality bill amid administration and opposition pressures. Leaders claim a possible 20 vote margin for passage, while house debate is limited to changes approved by the senate.
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Merlin Hall
Congress
Senate
Madagascar
Tasmania
House
Economic Losses Seen From Farm Buying Power
The text notes that in 1938 dairy farms lost more than 3.4 billion from their purchasing power in 1987, and criticizes ship owners and financiers for ignoring the impact of these farm revenue losses on overall business.
Wisconsin Driving Law Prohibits Funeral Processions Passing
The Wisconsin Driving Code 85.25 bans driving between vehicles in a funeral procession except with traffic officer authorization. Processions must have headlights on to identify the group, move through intersections led by the procession, and may be escorted by motorcycle officers to prevent separation by other traffic.
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Wisconsin
New Car Glass Advances With Curved Windows
Safety plate glass and curved windows become standard in most new cars as clearer glass improves visibility and net benefits.
Pictures Hung at Eye Level for Better Rooms
University of Wisconsin home economist Betty Schlimgen says pictures should be hung at eye level for easy viewing. Lowering frames eight to ten inches helps proportions with furniture, while uniform level creates a peaceful display. Use three or four pictures per room, arranged to harmonize with color plans, and reserve family photos for private spaces. Erosion control practices were applied on nearly 16,000,000 acres under the 1938 AAA program.
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Betty Schlimgen
University Wisconsin Home Economics Department
AAA
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