Fragmentary Country Gossip From Clinkonville Weekly Visit Details
A garbled country correspondence piece lists assorted names and places such as Clinkonville and Wittenberg with mentions of visits by Allan McAuly, Miss Trea Liu, Miss Floreece Quick, and Betty Low Viegiere among others. The text references relatives, reunions, and Labor Day socializing, but many names and dates are unclear due to OCR errors.
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Sticl Moyey Linswee Tipon
Masa TV
Trapbow Fend
Meatdy
Clinkonville
Sinley
Allan McAuly
iSrabsiels
Adora
Leonard Linke
Bay Sual
Trea Liu
Wittenberg
Bublita of
Appleton
Torstun
Wittenfietye
Kersten
Wensau
Joha Ersten
Cuiry
With Linke
Wriday
Ated Mes
August Welger
Fon
Chiesine
Trapbow
Baie
Labor Day
Tata
Mra
Houde Carrel
Cary al
Aone
Gothrell
Joubert
Dans Low
Willie, Jr
Douberk
Rema Willy Thor
ROWLER Howler night winners and county sports events
The report lists Bowler winners Mary dane Kolpick first and Dudley Davids second, notes Weldon Trutt returning from hospital, and records a 2 0 score in a Wednesday morning game at Lodi. It also mentions Bowler teams defeating others, girls beating directum, and various social happenings around town, with multiple names and places linked to events at fairs and local venues.
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Pelaly
Mary Dane Kolpick
Prizy
Dudley Davids
Tieberk Melerk
Peparre
Mev
Weldon Trutt
Ue Creer Say Hospital
Wed- Tula
Frosylor
Balleaume
Phate County Lodi
Noriey
Geil
Ultimate Wittiers
Yick
Iit Chirley
Mrs. Curley
Trowler
Lin Fararns Shucwete
Sunckey
Marquardt Teal Hee Towler
Vin Nyyren
Ldrven Weskphad
Mr. Ud
Kirdnes Snyder
Gavt Richards
Hawi
Shuuwatie
Lemisa
Mroade Titettror
Jett
Stikenk
Authending
Wahkeah Business College
Ove Welder
Long Lake Me rou Mes and local visitors at Kla…
Long Lake area notes show Clarences Kulm and others visiting community members, with mentions of families such as Gale and Philips spending time at homes in Shawesto and nearby towns. Several names like Winlela, Tilden, and Krause are cited along with small domestic tasks and visits through a rough, fragmentary record.
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Clarenes Kulm
Sop
Ctik
Eawnivaniel Floste Visitea
MDE
Svlyoorber Tiilienberg
Fueswliaye Aycenlnsque
Dordiaodt
Gaver Petersot
Thet
Deske
Poeaday
Tia
Winlela
Todanvilte
Chol Jonke
Bienes
Selaveniek
Stan Philips
Shoton
Shawesto
Philips
Puvenna
Aly
Jtys
Ad Jeske
Air
Glavenge Kuli
Atrait Mes
Louis Krause
Foanity
Mars
Susi Yy
Lame Puny
Mireet
Eldon
Krause
Owego Event At OETA Hall Details Then
A partially readable item notes an event at OETA hall on a Saturday in early September. It mentions Mr and Mrs Alvin Boversert hosting guests and a school related gathering with Sarensen and Die Tabet Crave noted in the fragment.
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Howresoeyrdek Giderwent
Wow
Sarensen
Oeta
Tie Taaae Hall
Evervitty
Saul Anes
Family Visits and Travel Log From local Community
Mrs Florence Long of Wittenberg visited Eugene Joubert on Thursday. Mgr and Mrs Mason Buck left Tuesday for a week with relatives in Three Lakes. Mrs Evelyn Berglund, with Mrs PT W Treptow and Harm and Teddy, traveled to Foreston NL for a weekend with Max Garman. Mr and Mrs Earl Koplitz and Mrs Linttie Koplitz of Wausau visited William Rief and other relatives on Sunday. Mrs Eugene Joubert spent Sunday evening and Monday with Herman Frei Jr in Germania. William Bublitz of Birnamwood called at G H Bublitz home on Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Schoening spent Friday with relatives in Elcho.
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Florence Long
Wittenberg
Eugene Joubert
Mgr
Mason Buck
Three Lakes
Evelyn Berglund
PT. W. Treptow
Song
Harm
Teddy
Forreston
Max Garman
Earl Koplitz
Linttie Koplitz
Wausau
Local notes include births visits and a recovery update
Clintonville residents and families spent Sunday with relatives in the area. Miss Lucille Genskow returned to Milwaukee after a week here. Leonard and Mrs Kunschke announce a baby boy born September 4. Wilma Hafner recovers from a serious operation after a month in Madison hospital. she is a former resident now living in Shawano.
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Wiliam Mervyn
Nom and Ted
August Ninman
Allene
Rey Ninman
Lynn Peterson
Mil Mys
Harry Boardman
Farmily
and du Lae
Lucille Genskow
Milwaukee
Leonard Kunschke
Wilma Hafner
Wilma
Madison Hospital
Shawano
DALLMANN SCHOOL Community weekend visits noted around Caell
Mr and Mrs Edgar Arndt and family spent Sunday at the Frank Gieve home in Caell. A group of friends and relatives celebrated Mr Zingers birthday at Rudolph Ainglers. The Don Olson family returned to Madison after visiting Rudolph Zingler. Jack and Clyde Moores hosted visitors from Antigo Merrill and Shawano at area homes. Katherine Griepp visited Violet Debban on Sunday afternoon.
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Edgar Arndt
Frank Gieve
Caell
Rudolph Aingler
Zinger
Don Olson
Rudolph Zingler
Madison
Jack Moore
Antigo
Clyde Moore
Merrill
Ray Webster
Alexander Haut
Shawano
Richard Frank
Katherine Griepp
Violet Debban
Prospects Good for Alfalfa Seed
L F Graber of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture reports promising prospects for second growth alfalfa seed, especially when the first crop wasn’t cut too early. He warns of leafhopper damage if the first cut is premature and discusses harvesting methods, drying, and seed handling to prevent heating and loss. State seed regulations will apply to out of state shipments after February 5, 1940, per Henry Lang, state seed inspector.
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L. F. Graber
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Graber
Henry Lang
B, Hagen cites 10 percent cut in soil-depleting payments
Shawano County Agricultural Conservation association chairman B Hagen says nationwide growth in the 1939 program requires a 10 percent reduction in general soil-depleting payments and several specific payments for Wisconsin. He notes other rates remain unchanged and that cooperators gained earlier increases. Farmers are urged to participate more in the 1940 program.
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B. Hagen
Shawano County Agricultural Conservation Association
Wisconsin
Hagen
Secretary of Agriculture
County Association
Pear Preserves Guide From Mrs Bustaff at Wisconsin
A nutritionist from the University of Wisconsin recommends Kieffer pears for preserves. She explains proper ripeness, storage, and steps for making classic Pear Preserves and Ginger Pear Preserves, including sugar ratios, resting times, and canning directions.
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Kieffer
Charlotte Clark Buslaff
University of Wisconsin
Rights of the Road Wisconsin Driving Code Intro
A Wisconsin introduction to driving rights states that every vehicle operator has equal rights on highways, with laws shaping priority in various situations. It warns that drivers who insist on claiming all rights often cause accidents and arguments, while wiser drivers share the road and maintain safety.
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Wisconsin
Politeness on the highway linked to safer driving
The piece argues that rights on the road should yield to safety and courtesy. Yale traffic expert Dr. Miller McClintock finds bad driving manners cause 7,000 deaths yearly and waste 250 million dollars in fuel and efficiency. Stop and turn behaviors, improper lane use, and ignoring signals are blamed. Wisconsin dairy farmers face federal milk handling orders, while state ag officials warn of corn borers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller McClintock
Traffic Research Bureau
Yale University
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Indiana
Michigan
Chicago
State Department of Agriculture
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Tom Brown
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