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Shawano County Journal

Location

Shawano, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1939

Page

7

Foreclosure Sale and Final Settlement Notices in Shawano County WI

A sequence of public notices from Shawano County Wisconsin announces a foreclosure sale of real estate in the townships of Shawano and Groden, a final settlement hearing for Thomas Halla, and a federal court summons. The sale, scheduled October 25, 1939, lists the property in Section 18 and 19, Township 29 North, Range 12 East. The final settlement notice sets a October 7, 1939 hearing date for Thomas Halla’s estate. The summons requires an answer within twenty days and outlines the case against Miller and Shawano County treasurer. A separate tax and debt action, plus a lawn and wood company warrant and a financial report for School District No. 4 in Green Valley, detail payments and receipts.

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Beware the Wires Advice to Nutters

Wisconsin readers are urged to avoid risks near electric lines as nut collecting hazards rise with rural electrification. An employee warned schoolboys after near misses with metal rods near power lines, stressing a single accident can be fatal. The tale aims to remind children to stay away from wires and trees with nuts.

Wisconsin Jack Frost Yand du Lac Wisconsin Power and Light Company W. B. Huebner Power Company

United States Civil Service Exam Adds Subject Areas

Announcement details a student aid program offering 1440 dollars yearly with optional subjects including Agricultural economies agronomy biology engineering forestry horticulture range management soils home economics. Changes cover application deadlines regionally and require three years of college study with major field indicated by registrar documentation. Contact C P Goddake secretary for full information.

United States Civil Service Examination Department of Agriculture United States Civil Service Commission Washington, D. C Arizona California Colorado Idaho Montana Nevada New Mexico Oregon Utah Washington Wyoming C. P. Goddake U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Wisconsin foreclosures debated as farm bill stalls

Republican Assemblyman Walter Cook pushes a far liberal moratorium aimed at stopping foreclosures while meeting opposition over federal land bank supremacy. Critics warn state law may not curb federally driven foreclosures though supporters cite governor Heil’s backing. Welfare board names announced and measures on rehabilitation, teacher tenure referendum, and Regents meeting noted.

Walter Cook Clark County Cook Wisconsin Federal Land Bank Cruk Heil Assembly Agriculture Committee Congress Harry Helens Port Washington

Regents Elect Officers and Tax Measure Noted

The board praised each member and President Dykstra for their work. Arthur J. Glover was elected president, Barbara Munson Vergeront vice president, and Maurice E. McCaffrey secretary for his 32nd year. Capitol notes report a cigarette tax enforcement bill and a proposal for a four member conservation commission.

Dykstra Arthur J. Glover Barbara Munson Vergeront Maurice E. McCaffrey

Crop of Collegiate Autos Breaks Out

The state highway commission warns of a yearly surge in unsafe campus cars. It notes drivers overload vehicles and ride in dangerous positions, urging students and police to curb risky habits before a tragedy occurs.

State Highway Commission Commission

Wisconsin to floodlight snow plows under new safety plan

Wisconsin counties may floodlight snow plows and road maintenance equipment as a safety measure if the state highway commission adopts a proposed lighting regulation now under consideration. The plan calls for amber floodlights, two headlights, two blue center lights, a tail stoplight and two four inch reflectors.

Wisconsin State Highway Commission Madison

Uniform highway lighting eyed across states

A Wisconsin hearing on overhead road illumination discussed a plan to standardize lighting across Michigan, Minnesota, and Wisconsin. The proposal aims to switch to uniform lights, adjust generators, and install before snow removal season, with officials expecting a decision soon and a long list of highway commissioners voicing support.

Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin County Highway Commissioners’ Association Madison LaVera Kohn Dodge George Batty Columbia H. S. Tuttle Vilas Charles Larson Waupacs William Miller Taylor Harry J. Williams Oneida A. C. Droppers Sheboygan Fred Sieber Shawano Edward Berkedal Manitowoc Einar Fischer Racine J. A. Clark Marathon B. Bieri Door Mrss. Mersch Portage Paul Hartwig LaCrosse EF. Niemann Jefferson County Highway Committee

Stocks of Dairy Products Decline After Peak Summer

Dairy product stocks at the end of the summer period are lower than a year ago, report the crop reporting service of the Wisconsin and United States departments of agriculture. The data note smaller inventories for the key products.

Wisconsin United States Departments of Agriculture

Dairy stock levels ease from year ago despite steady cheese demand

Milk producers report September stocks show butter about 173 million pounds, 25 million below last year while creamery butter remains above five year average. American cheese at nearly 104 million pounds trails last year by 24 million and below average. Swiss cheese around six million pounds sits near September 1 levels. Baraboo hills in central Wisconsin begin yearly wild turkey stocking with 500 birds released in 1988 thriving.

Wisconsin Baraboo

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