Foreclosure sale in Shawano County Wisconsin details
Notices announce a foreclosure sale of the real estate in Shawano County Wisconsin by the sheriff on October 25, 1939 at 10:00 AM. Property includes South Half of Southwest Quarter and Northeast Quarter of Northwest Quarter in sections 18 and 19, Township 29 North Range 12 East, totaling about 112 acres. Worn by Sheriff Carl Druckrey, with Atk, Kresky Cohen, attorneys, Green Bay Wisconsin.
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Noowgr
Axseugt
Shawano County
Courthougs
Shuywane
Wisconsin
Carl Druckrey
Wig
Atk
Kresky Cohen
Green Bay
Wis
NOWOE
Sthawinee
Anna Prive
Motles
Shawano
Sar Priem
Anna Priem
Ana
Belem
Glarias
Ney
Wald County
Court
Co. B. Dill
Wintar & Koehler
John Goodwin
Pella
Clintonville
Ms. Hiorses
Guernsey
Titan
WIS. Sales Corp
Racine
Col
A. L. Schoenike
Summons and notices in Shawano County cases
Legal notices from the Shawano County district and justice courts inform defendants of required responses. The cases involve the United States District Court action in Milwaukee and a garnishee summons against Julius Holtz, with dates in 1938 and 1939, offering deadlines and attorney details.
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District Court of the United States
Wisconsin
B. J. Husting
United States
Milwaukee
Wis
B. H. Westfahl
United States Civil Service Examinations Announced
The United States Civil Service commission lists open competitive exams for multiple grades and positions in statistics and transportation economics across agencies. Eligibility includes age limits, college requirements, and specified birthdays. full details available from C. P. Goddake or the U.S. Civil Service boards.
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United States Civil Service Examinations
United States Civil Service Commission
Commission
Washington, D. C
Colorado
Department of Agriculture
Civil Aeronautics Authority
Federal Works Agency
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S. Maritime Commission
C. P. Goddake
U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners
U.S. Civ Service Board of Examiners
Wisconsin Legislature Passes Tax Bill Short of Budget
Wisconsin's 1929 legislature approved a cigarette tax and restored the 60 percent income surtax but the measures fall short of balancing the state budget by about 18 million dollars. Governor Heil is expected to sign, with talks of adjournment or a possible month more, and rumors of a sales tax to come. The package funds relief, old age pensions, and state services, amid debate over earmarks and future taxes.
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Wisconsin
Heilig
Anthony Gruska
Frank Graass
Senate
General Treasury
Pengine Eecerns
Sigha-Fassis
Veto message blocks bill on village population limits
Governor Heil argues the bill would cost the state too much and provoke disputes while League officials say heavy traffic ruins streets that are part of a state trunk system and warrant state aid. A two thirds Senate vote over the veto is required for passage.
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Assembly
Heil
State Highway Commission
Wisconsin League of Municipalities
League
The
Highway Commission
Hei
League of Municipalities
Senate
Look for Corn Borer Urges County Agent
County Agent Baumeister urges farmers to search for European corn borers in corn fields east of Shawano this fall as they fill silos. Early planted fields may harbor borers, which cause broken tassels and tunnels in stalks. Plow deeply, turn under stalks and leaves, and inspect remaining underground stalks. bulletins available at the county agent’s office.
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Baumeister
Shawano
Pedestrian must obey traffic signals under city rules
A public notice stresses that pedestrians cannot use streets indiscriminately and must follow traffic lights. It notes that signals govern pedestrian movement and urges compliance for safety. The text also mentions a separate New York byro site inquiry on land use and a committee led by Frank Morrison linked to Wisconsin's agricultural program.
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New York Site
Frank Morrison
Agricultural Experiment Station
University of Wisconsin
Safety Grams Urge Pedestrians to Reconsider Road Hazards
Public safety note argues that pedestrians account for over 40 percent of automobile fatalities, urging communities to address the issue. It stresses that pedestrians should abandon old ideas about personal safety and adopt caution in traffic environments.
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Oso
Deay
CG. B. Dillwtt
Whorlein & Mberlein
Wisegosin
Shawine County
Goud
Shawany
Skid
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Halla
Thompan Halla
Filleller
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United States of America
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Henry Raymond
State of
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Labhn Coal and Wood Company
Julius Holtz
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Said
Gatoher
Pete
Laehn Coal and Wood Company
David H. Winter
R.O.P
Express Extra
la Plant Hatcheries, Inc
Main St
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Sinclair
Sinclair Refining Company Inc
Ray H. Giese
Shawane
Wisconsin Press Revolution
White
River Falls
Wisconsin Legislative
Judiciary Committee
Vernon Thomson
Union
Capitol
Leonard Kleczka
Board of Regents
University of Wisconsin Regents
Kleczka
Backus
George Rickeman
New
Motor Vehicle Department
Farm and Home Credit Administration
Popular Mechanics
Ten Thousand
Globe
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Ontario St
Chicago
Streat
R. F
Fred W. Braun
Safety Man
City Professional Directory
Frede Base
Schumaker Bldg
Division Sta
Tel
Shawana, Wis
DR. J
Lorenz
Stan
Citizens State Bank
Bidg
Shawano, Wis
A. N. Abbott
Schutz & Carr Bldg
As Ween
Piaccucs Lamiley
H. O. Buth
Shawane, Wis
Gordon Peterson
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