Rercoat Prices Adjust Amid Market Notes
Rerouting to forty fifty dollars per unit noted in market brief. Mention of price stabilization and costs in the current trade update.
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Newspaper
Sheboygan Press
Location
Sheboygan, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1925
Page
1
Railway safety hearing on crew provisions
Report notes a January hearing on railroad operating crews and safety. Officials discuss changing crew requirements and the commission is to provide a form and data to support safety proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mani
Orzan
Eclipse Captivates Nation From Duluth to New Haven
The total solar eclipse drew millions as the moon blanketed the sun creating eerie darkness from Duluth Minnesota to Montauk Point New York. Observers on Long Island and aboard the navy airship Los Angeles recorded corona shapes and shadow bands while scientists at 13 observatories reported clear, productive observations and favorable weather conditions nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
New York
Duluth
Minn
Montauk Point
N.Y
Ithaca
Poughkeepsie
Middletown
New Haven
Long Island
Nantucket
Los Angeles
8. L. Boothroyd
Cornell university
N. Y
Caroline Fuiess
Vassar
Harlow Shapely
U.S. weather bureau
Buffalo
Boothroyd
Cornell observatory
Booth Rord
EB, W. Brown
Yale University
san
Mrs. Conrad Acquitted By Jury In Milwaukee
Milwaukee verdict finds Mrs. Madelyn Conrad not guilty of alleged improper relations with stepson David Conrad. Jury delivered acquittal after late deliberations. divorce proceedings to be decided by Judge John Gregory. Attorneys portrayed Otto Conrad as a wealthy real estate man and accused Mrs. Conrad of betrayals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Milwaukee
Madelyn Conrad
Otto Conrad
David Conrad
John Gregory
Total Solar Eclipse Draws Observers Across Regions
The moon's shadow crossed North America from Duluth to Montauk Point, with totality lasting up to nearly two minutes in several cities. Clouds and fog hindered observations in Chicago Milwaukee and Sheboygan while Vassar and New Haven logged official records of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bellaire
Mich
East Hampton
Dance Hall Inspector Drives Five Girls Home
Five girls under sixteen were ordered out of a Calumet drive dance hall by county inspector Mrs Blanch Stevenson. Ages ranged from 13 to 15 from birth dates 1910 to 1911, with twins among them. Police were called. juveniles were lectured and released to go home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calumet dance hall
Calumet drive
Blanch Stevenson
Stevenson
Cyclone Razes Roebourne Australia Town
A severe cyclone has razed Roebourne in western Australia causing about £100,000 in damage to the town and surrounding area. There were no reported deaths. the event is recorded in dispatches received today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
London
Roebourne
western Australia
lous
Mistaken Identity Exonerates Delevan Man
Edward Richards of Delevan was fully cleared of charges of passing worthless checks after Ray R. Rogers confessed he was the one guilty. The misidentity case stems from the court proceeding and Rogers admission absolves Richards.
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United Presses Reloit
Edward Richards
Delevan
Ray R. Rogers
Richards
Rainey Warns Chicago Sewage Threatens Illinois River
Congressman Rainey attacks Chicago for contaminating the Illinois River with sewage harming Peoria area waters. He cites dwindling fish life and polluted beaches, urges a united regional response to protect health and property values along the valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearls
Peoria
Illinois
United States
Ilinois river valley
Chicago
Peria
Lyman E. Cooley
Frieda the Horse Locked Up After Rampage in Milwaukee
Frieda the horse owned by Max Schuster is in the hoosegow again after a violent protest in a police garage. The animal ran loose through Milwaukee streets scattering oranges and apples as officers pursued it for several blocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Frieda
Max Schuster
Schuster
Bakers Face February Price Hike in Milwaukee
Joseph Poshimann of the Wisconsin Bakers' Association says flour cost increases could push bread prices higher in February in Milwaukee. He warns consumers may see higher retail costs as bakers absorb rising inputs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uniteé Preas
Milwaukee
Joseph Poshimann
Wisconsin Bakers’ association
Submerged landmass reported near Port Alexandre in Angolia
Dispatches from Luanda describe 4000 meters of land submerged in the Atlantic Ocean at Port Alexandre, a fishing port in Angolia, southwest Africa. The area sits about forty miles from Great Fish Bay and roughly a thousand miles north of Cape Town, amid colonial tensions and regional prospects.
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AFRICA
United Press
Lisbon
Fus
Atlantic Ocean
Port Alexandre
Angolia
Luanda
Great Fish Bay
Capetown
Cape Colony
Orange river
Rhodesia
Walfisch Bay
Capetown colony
Wisconsin highway bill would grant annual city and village aid
A tentative Wisconsin highway bill would provide state aid to cities villages and rural towns for streets and roads. Sheboygan would get 100 dollars per mile of city streets and villages in the county 25 dollars per mile plus general rural highway funds. The bill allocates funds from weight and gasoline taxes and federal aid to create an estimated 1.45 million dollars annual state expenditure for rural and urban improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wis
joint legislative highway committee
John E. Cashman
Denmark
Wisconsin
Sheboygan city
Sheboygan county
wil
Milwaukee
Mwnson
inia vie
County Poultry Show Invites Exhibitors Across Associations
The annual poultry show of the Weapen Poultry association will be held at Wanpun on February 5 and 7. Members of the Sheboygan Poultry & Pet Stock association the Howards Grove Poultry Fanciers association and the Hastern Wisconsin Poultry & Pet Stock association have premium books and are invited to exhibit stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weapen Poultry association, Inc
Wanpun
Sheboygan Poultry & Pet Stock association
Howards Grove Poultry Fanciers association
Hastern Wisconsin Poultry & Pet Stock association
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