Among Our Souvenirs Tenants Near Union Telegraph Office
A mixed column of local tidbits lists residents and events across Shawano. Notable items include Miss Martsa Gizork away on a trip, Sayles preparing to enter Northwestern University, a wedding at Pella, and several families traveling to Milwaukee and Chicago. Other notes mention teachers and students, moves to Appleton and Green Bay, and local civic notes from twelve years ago.
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Datees Anderson
Red Iva
Gilmh
Mr. Mourbwiz
Jussi Perry
Advance
Thaurlolke Wicktenna
Angelica Wren
Oit
Oil
An Fenk
Union Telegraph Office
Inno
Martsa Gizork
Repjuiking
Whcauler
Ocamto
Valpa- Tacisnes
Will
Edmunds
Ary Tech
Gilkey
Caiil
Poandhy
Ruth Mielke
Jefferson
Ragan
Neopit
Grace
Der
Mudistoore
Sayles
Pradu
Chlengzo Tomorrove
Northwestern University
Evanston
Intiven Schuster
Alma
Morde
Lila
Iiss
Pella
Miserlein
Crandon
Honey Tseuerfeind
Milwaukee
Saundiey
Osborn
Pulp Mil
John Eimer
Bugey
Dorisielnunier
Tudo Cld
Saeckel
Portland
Oregon
Jacckery
Gabor
Meryatu Mivs
E. Lindquist
Redwont
Ardis Lindapist
Ture MacLaughtin
Glasses and eye health emphasized by medical society
The health bulletin from the State Medical Society explains four main reasons for wearing glasses: better sight, relief of eyestrain, eye protection, and cosmetic or psychological reasons. It outlines common vision defects, when glasses are needed, and cautions that some eye conditions require glasses for health and comfort. It also notes Civil Service examinations for multiple federal positions with age and eligibility rules.
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State Medical Society
Amt
Odds and ends of vegetables make good canned soup
Mrs. Charlotte Buslaff, extension nutritionist, explains that combining two or more leftover garden vegetables makes a nutritious canned soup. She notes popular vegetables, seasonings, and a step by step process to prepare, can, and pressure process jars for safe storage.
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Charlotte Clark Buslaff
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Slight Increase in State Milk Prices in Wisconsin
Despite poor pasture conditions, Wisconsin milk production in July fell only slightly from the prior year. Prices received by farmers rose for the third straight month to 1.12 per hundred pounds, though still below last year. Milk cows Were slightly higher, but per-farm output was about five percent lower than a year ago. Grain and concentrates fed to dairy herds rose 13 percent from last year. Creamery and market milk prices in July edged up by one cent per hundred pounds, while cheese manufacture milk prices ran about three cents higher than butter manufacture milk prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
United States Departments of Agriculture
Wisconsin Timothy Seed Crop Drops This Year
Timothy seed production in Wisconsin and the United States will be markedly below last year. Wisconsin forecasts 24 000 bushels produced, about 1d percent under 28 000 last year, with 6 900 acres saved for sod versus 9 800 a year ago and yields around 3.5 bushels per acre. Nationally, output is expected 1.244 million bushels, down from 1.4945 million last year, due to lower yields. Wisconsin prices averaged 4.20 per 100 pounds clean seed, while the national average was 3.45, against 2.60 last year and a five-year 5.00 average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
United States
United States Department of Agriculture
Naton
Lazy child ties laziness to illness in medical bulletin
The State Medical Society warns that a lazy child is often a sick child. Health bulletin explains laziness may reflect physical disability or inadequate energy, with modern hygiene and psychology reframing indolence. It notes daily energy generation from food and air and limits on activity, stressing rest and nutrition.
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Lince
Health Habits Affect School Performance Says Ad
The article notes diseases like adenoids and tonsils, frequent colds, and anemia can hinder a child's physical function and learning. It emphasizes investigating health habits and defects immediately and states well balanced diets and good habits lead to better school reports, urging readers to read the advertisements.
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Charles Jf Dillett
Shawano County
Clifton Haylee
Misalésther Yolland
Key Mon
Ellefson
Kibbets
Shawano
Dolms
Dworge Ladolph
Gustav Eine
Fort Snelling
Joe Siege
Darwin
Catherine
G. A. Karpinsky
Newberry
Michigan
Upper Peninsula
N. P. Uhlig
St. James’ Church
Roger Holtz
Park Falls
Blanche Wavrunek
Jack Wavrunek
Edwin Seitz
Wavrunek
I71
Medical Society
Civil Suervicon
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Agricultural Marketing Service
Department of Agriculture
Children’s Bureau
Department of Labor
U. S. Public Health Service
Federal Security Agency
C. P. Goddzke
U.S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
Main Street
Gresham-Shawano
Maurice Olgen
Frank Onesti
Bernard Berendsen
Wolland Farms
Molly
M. J. Wallrich
Riverview Farm
Lamilk
Mossie
Frei Checkal
Maurice Olson
Rosie
Myrtle
Patsy
Anita
May
Betsy
Jane
Pansy
Nancy
Stella
Ruby
George Dai Lilly
M. J. Jaliien
Lake View Farm
Im. J. Wallrich
River View Farm
Lois
Zig
Molt
Wolf River Farm
Louis Braun
Pete
Ross
Hope
Blo
Fred Ch Mossie
Lilly
Berrie
Peter Thiex
Bteinenpeneestenenet
Orlando Elason
Emil Hein
Cyrus B. Koonz
Albert Wendorff & Sons Pride
Prudence
Silly
Silky
Becke
Ata Sally
Als Fred Harrimann
Joe Muskavi Wo
Meosince Besiaperedee
Shawano Sounty Nay
Tore
Paul N. Beyers
D. HI. A. Fieldman
Jess
Retail Lumber & Supply Co
Shawano, Wis
Pittsburgh Paints
Weallrich Lumber & Fuel Co
Ua Les
Shawano, Wisconsin
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