Farmers should organize against cheese factory push
A Wisconsin essay warns farmers about forming a cooperative cheese industry association to regulate sales and profits. It argues that incorporation fees and legal requirements would drain capital, concentrate control, and burden rural taxpayers, likening the move to past road and state-aid schemes. The piece urges vigilance against organized, ideologically driven campaigns shaping policy without broad farmer input.
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JAC. F. MILLER
Elkhart Lake
Secretary of State
justice of peace
Pei
oygan County
ee Board
Rosenthal Purchases 604 N Eighth Street Building
Fred Rosenthal Sr buys the two story brick building at 604 N Third Street now used by George Schoerger at 504 N Eighth Street. He plans remodeling starting July 1 to create a modern cafe with elaborate fixtures and a first class saloon, in a 20 by 110 foot space.
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Fred Rosenthal
George Schoerger
Eighth street
Rosenthal
Fireworks blast wrecks Deerfield flour mill injures four
Five tons of fireworks exploded at Deerfield Ohio damaging two churches and many homes. Four people were injured, two seriously, as the blast wrecked a flour mill and surrounding property. Estimated loss reaches forty thousand dollars.
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Deerfield
Local High School Graduation Peak with Seventy Graduates
On Tuesday June 24 the Class Day exercises will be held at the opera house with a follow up on June 25. Arno Hoppert is valedictorian. Lake Breeze out June 25 promises to eclipse all prior efforts. Miss Lucile M. Rice directs the class play. Sunday June 22 features the Bac Jalaureate sermon by Rev. Thomas. The Press lists seventy graduates the largest class yet, naming Hazel Biermann Viola Bethke Melinda Dirks Helen Campbell Erna Arpke Irene Mehlberg Elsie Bast Berna Heitzer and many more.
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opera house
Arno Hoppert
Lake Breeze
Lucile M. Rice
Rev
Thomas
Press
Hazel Biermann
Viola Bethke
Melinda Dirks
Helen Campbell
Erna Arpke
Irene Mehlberg
Elsie Bast
Steam barge E. M. Peck explosion kills four in Racine
Four dead and two injured with five missing after boiler on the steam barge E. M. Peck explodes at Pugh docks Racine harbor. The stern blown away and a fire threatens total destruction as police fire crews and Life Saving teams search for missing crew members. Crowds gather while photographers document the scene.
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Racine
Wis
E. M. Peck
Duluth
Pugh
Milwaukee
Kenosha
Prof Gutsch Home For The Summer
Prof Milton R Gutsch UT instructor returns from his first year with Texas University and will spend the summer in Sheboygan His salary increases and he is named editor of the Bulletin The May issue carries a leading article questioning essential teaching He will stay much of the summer with his parents Mr and Mrs Louis Gutsch on New York Avenue
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Milton R. Gutsch
University of Texas
Sheboygan
Gutsch
the Texas University
Bulletin
Louis Gutsch
New York Avenue
Son of W. D. Connor Killed in Wisconsin Crash
Fremont Wisconsin June 11 Donald Connor 21 oldest son of former Lieutenant Governor William D. Connor of Marshfield a UW Madison Ripon graduate was killed and Miss Nora Braun 20 of Oshkosh was fatally injured in a spectacular auto accident near Fremont. The new six cylinder roadster left the road flipped twice and landed on its side Connor was crushed and died after saying I am praying to God to help me. The injured Nora Braun was hospitalized with likely fatal injuries including broken ribs a spinal injury and internal damage. Connor arrived Milwaukee earlier with his father and witnesses described the car’s high speed and dramatic flip as bystanders rushed to aid them.
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Connor
Iris
A. Greiner
Charles Rehling
Fremont
S. M. Meyers
Weyauwega
Henry Tipp
Charles Tipp
Charles Jordan
Marshfield
Lincoln
Milwaukee
Chicago
Oshkosh
Miss Braun
Ripon college
Mr. Connor
Emma Braun
Tipp
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Jennie Jerving
Amanda Kietzien
Archie Apel
Bruno Hartmann
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Ray Bodenstein
Henry Kurtz
Peter Decker
Mabel Bliss
Mildred Fredricks
Elsa Treick
Arthur Dewey
Fred Heineke
Arwin Eppling
Arelisse Quimby
Olive Rawling
Grace Griswald
Ruth Hillyer
Esther Graff
Vera Meyer
Frieda Schrader
Ida Roenitz
Erna Thieme
Armella Trester
Esther Wieghard
Amalia Reinwand
Catherine O'Neil
Myrtle Olle
Carl Witte
Frank Nemitz
Margaret Seekins
Elenore Segebrecht
Harry Wolff
Thomas Ribbens
Elizabeth Zierath
Ernst Toennies
Emil Stielow
Roland Pfister
Victor Kade
Associated Press
PROF. GUTSCH
W.D. CONNOR
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Freemont
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