World’s Fairs Showcase American System of Enterprise
The article extols two great world’s fairs in New York and San Francisco as living tests of private enterprise. It praises individual initiative, vast industrial achievements, and the American system while warning that private industry and democracy foundations are under attack. The piece claims America’s rise to world power stems from free enterprise and shows this in everyday life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
New York
San Frangco
Aygaist
Lesson From Lifeguards On Milk Endurance
An item from the Dairy Muon's League News of New York suggests American people can learn a valuable lesson from lifeguards on beaches. It notes guards drink a glass of milk every four hours for endurance and argues that national milk consumption is lower than ideal and should rise. It states milk offers high nutritional value, cows produce affordable milk, and increasing consumption could boost dairy farmers facing overproduction.
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Holodboy
Dairymuon's League News of
New York
Faurmer
Fire Prevention Week Emphasizes Home Safety And Public Education
Fire Prevention week runs October 8 to 14 highlighting life and property safety from fire. Agencies fire departments and media urge public participation to learn hazards prevention fighting and inspection ways. The piece advocates ongoing vigilance and a potential national Fire Prevention Year.
Opportunity for Congress A call for fiscal sanity
The piece argues that Congress should adopt a strict economy plan based on balancing budgets and cutting debt. It claims such action would unlock investment, reduce unemployment, and restore confidence, urging lawmakers to end deficit financing and resist new taxes to spur industrial growth.
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Congress
Government failure to revive business belies hope for policy reform
The Estherville News argues the government has tried every scheme except the right one to revive business. It says business resists further debt and seeks renewed confidence in the future and in fiscal policy, warning that superficial aids delay the reckoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estherville
Towa
News
Cranberry Crop Report Targets Record Year
The United States cranberry harvest is projected to reach about 62,000 barrels. Massachusetts estimates 425,000 barrels with New Jersey and Washington also contributing. Production is expected to be well above last year’s levels, though weather and rain have influenced yields in several regions.
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Gutik Lleger
United Stat
Syoyers
Washington
Mac
New Jersey
Washinton
Oregon
Baptism Record for Stealth Marin Muhenima
Stealth Marin Muhenima, daughter of Vornoun ulumian and Ari Herman, was baptized September 10 at Cilleda by Carin Domke. The ceremony followed a church service in the pyr aeloaiy ath. Christ Hormar and Vieyy Stata ray attended.
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Stealth Marin Muhenima
Vornoun Ulumian
Ari Herman
Uml
Ley
Carin
Cilleda
Sysore
Christ Hormar
Milk Prices Rise as Production Dips in Wisconsin
Wisconsin dairy trends show lower milk production and seasonal price uptick. August milk prices averaged 81 cents per hundred pounds, up five cents from July and one cent above last August. Drought and grazing conditions eased after mid August, with pastures improving though still stressed earlier in the season. Employment and job notices with civil service postings follow, including several wage levels and required ages, from the U.S. Agriculture and Civil Service boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
United States Departments of Agriculture
United States Civil Service Examinations Announced
The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for positions including engineering draftsman on ships. Applications must reach the Washington Office by October 9 for eastern states and October 12 for Colorado and western states. Salaries: chief grade $2,600, principal $2,300, senior ...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Maritime Commission
Air Carrier Inspector
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Naval Observatory
Navy Department
Washington
L. C
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Agriculture
P. Goddalke
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
United States Civil Service _commission
Commission
Colorado
Weddings at St. Johns and Bonduel Honor Shawano Couples
Miss Viorence Fehrman and Harvey Timm wed at St. Johns Lutheran Her mansfort in a 3 PM ceremony after which a reception for 17 followed at the Fehrman home. The couple plans to settle near Oshkosh or St. Paul after a Kentucky honeymoon. Irene Zernicke and Fred Westphal Jr. were married at Bonduel with a 3 PM ceremony, a 50 guest reception at the bride’s home, and plans to live in Bonduel.
Miss Dorothy Brown Weds Roland Wudtke
Miss Dorothy Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Brown of this city wed Roland Wudtke of Green Valley in a Sunday evening ceremony at St James Lutheran church parsonage with Rev Walter M Schroth officiating Attendant Miss Esther Ziemer wore antique garnet and baby chrysanthemum corsage Best man was Fred Wuttke A wedding dinner followed at the bride’s home The couple will reside on the groom’s Green Valley farm
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St. John's Lutheran Church
Hermansfort
Viorence Fehrman
Otto Fehrman
Shawano
Rt. 5
Harvey Timm
Albert Timm
Rt. 3
William Uttech
Phyllis Hggert
Milwaukee
Timm
Fehrman
Hd Kriefall
Dawn Lee
Phyllis
Doris Wegert
Otto
Wxora Sousek
Lyndhurst
Velda Morrow
Kentucky
Mammoth
Oshkosh
St. Paul
Shawano High School
Cantwell-Peterson Clinic
Swift and Company
Sheboygan
Green Bay Business College
Irene Zernicke
Fred Westphal
Elmer Zernicke
Zachow
Westphal
Comfort Beauty Shop
Graf Lumber Company
Bonduel
Dorothy Brown
Fred W. Brown
Roland Wudtke
Green Valley
St. James’ Lutheran Church
Walter M. Schroth
Esther Ziemer
Fred Wuttke
Miss Brown
Shawano Municipal Hospital
Irene Hoffman
Herman Hoffman
William Krull
St. Martin’s Lutheran Church
Belle Plaine
Marriage Announcements From Shawano Area
Announce marriage of Miss Lillian Schroeder to James Simpson of Brayton Iowa performed September 2 at the Presbyterian parsonage in Waukon Iowa with Rev R L Van Nice officiating. Lillian is a Shawano High School and Spencerian College Milwaukee alumna. James Simpson is a Lexington Military Academy graduate. Other local notices include a Bowler double wedding at St Matthew's Lutheran church and several social events at Shawano High School and local churches with details on attendees and hosts.
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William Schroeder
Shawano
Rt. 2
Lillian
James Simpson
Brayton
Iowa
Presbyterian Parsonage
Waukon
R. L. van Nice
Shawano High School
Tha Spencerian College
Milwaukee
Simpson
Lexington Military Academy
Lexington
Missouri
Necro Disease Hits Pigs Across States Warns Wisconsin Expert
Dr B A Beach of the Wisconsin College of Agriculture warns necro is spreading across swine herds, tied to unsanitary hog lots. Clean housing and rotation are urged to slow the disease, which has no cure. Three forms include sore mouth bull nose and intestinal inflammation, with mortality possible. The Wisconsin Council of Agriculture meets in Madison November 24.
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B. A. Beach
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
Beach
World Wheat Production Estimates Show Large Carryover
World wheat production for 1939 is forecast near 4.09 billion bushels excluding Soviet Russia and China, about 480 million below the 1938 record. Total world stocks on July 1, 1939, run about 1.2 billion bushels, up from 600 million the prior year, suggesting a supply surplus despite lower output. US production is projected around 731 million bushels, down from last year's 931 million, with exports unlikely unless export subsidy continues.
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Soviet Russia
China
Liverpool
England
United States
Five From County Take Drivers Tests At State Fair
Nearly 3 500 visitors attended Wisconsin state fair drivers clinic tests with 3 420 individuals tested for brake reaction time eye hand steering coordination color blindness headlight glare and general vision. Shawano county represented by five, Milwaukee city accounted for 1 125 local testers, with 60 counties statewide and 212 from Illinois among out of state participants. Wisconsin counties led registrations Milwaukee Dane Racine and more, while Herman Matz of Bowler and Esther were among area visitors.
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Wi. Consin
Shawano residents named in listing
Hemingway of Mattoon Lyle F Charles Ray Schoenick and Ua Hii all of Shawano appear in a local notice listing individuals connected to the case or matter at hand.
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Hemingway
Mattoon
Lyle F. Charles
Ray Schoenick
Ua Hii
Shawano
Wisconsin White Clover Seed Crop Sets State Record
Wisconsin reports an exceptionally large white clover seed crop for the year, with production near five times last year and likely surpassing 200,000 pounds. Prices rose through late July to August, with Wisconsin Louisiana and Idaho prices near 30 dollars per 100 pounds for clean seed, about 3.50 higher than a year earlier. Much of the crop has already been sold, with 60 percent of Wisconsin and 90 percent of Louisiana crop contracted.
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Wisconsin
United States
Lona
Louisiana
Srcow
Idaho
Eberlew Cow Sets New Guernsey Official Milk Record
Ruths Caroline of Wildwood Shawano Wisconsin, owned by MM G Eberlein, tested and supervised by the University of Wisconsin and the American Guernsey Cattle Club, posted an official record of 12 509.6 pounds of milk and 575.6 pounds of butterfat in class AA, surpassing prior breed marks.
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Eberlew
Ruth
Caroline
British Tanker Regent Tiger Sunk by German Submarine
Reports last week confirm the 10,716 ton British tanker Regent Tiger was torpedoed and sunk by a German submarine. Its crew of 44 were rescued by the Belgian cruiser Jean Jedot, which also aided in rescuing crew and passengers of the freighter Usworth in December 1934.
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Jean Fadot
Jean Jedot
Usworth
North Atlantic
Portrait of Westerplatte Defenders After Surrender
The Polish garrison at Westerplatte in Danzig harbor, after eight days under bombardment by air sea and land forces, is shown surrendering while guarded by German captors. The German commandant was allowed to keep his sword as an honor.
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Danzig
Westerplatte
Wsterplatte
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Howard Guelier
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Ruth Nyated
Miss Eggert
Miss Jesse
John Ludolph
Dorothy Jahsman
Clintonville
Frank
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Birthday Club
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Georges Natzke
August Peterson
Mosling
John Cowell
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Michigan
Archie Ruth
H. W. Butenhoff
Mildred Olson
Butenhoff
Picnic Street
Miss Olson
Hilton Keller
Keller
Jesse
Howard Gueller
Lillian Schroeder
Rudolph Wohlfeil
Shepley
Irene Beyer
Bowler
Chris. C. Domke
St. Matthew's Lutheran Church
Russell Loberg
Hila Beyer
Archie Buths
Ladies’ Aid Society of
St. James
Sacred Heart Church
Rose
J. Buettner
Main Street
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Hunt
W. J. Dolan
Andrews
Wisconsin Council of Agriculture
Madison
Goering
Tegel
Germany
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