Dramatic Bank Recovery in Sheboygan After Crisis
The German Bank in Sheboygan and local institutions weathered a financial scare with calm deposits. Banking Commissioner Knopf led the response, praised by officials and citizens who supported the German Bank, Bank of Sheboygan, and Farmers and Merchants Bank in restoring confidence and stability.
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Promi
Sheboygan
Bank of Sheboygan
Farmers and Merchants Bank
the
and Merchants’ Bank
ins Kroos
William H. Gunther
hh Pfister
Joseph Pfeifer
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Julius Kroos
Press letter hints at readers’ praise and Ringling Bros exhibit
A 1992 letter from Smithville Long Island reflects reader views on the press. It mentions a Ringling Brothers display featuring "Big Fritz," the tallest giraffe, captured by their hunters in India last winter. The note notes a price and describes the exhibit briefly.
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Feat
Stair
Long Island
Crocker Chair Company Stock Transfer Consolidates Control
E A Zundel acquires controlling stake by buying shares from W D Crocker and W J Rietow. Rietow plans to resign to lead the German Bank. Crocker Chair, founded 1880, operates two major Wisconsin factories and mills with extensive timber lands and outlets in New York Philadelphia Chicago and Minneapolis.
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Crocker Chair Company
W.D Crocker
W. J. Rietow
E. A Zundel
W. A. Kanlans
W J. Hoehle
Crocker Chair Co
Thieves Rob the Library Drawer
A local library reports a theft with suspects unknown. Catalog records show missing books and valuables. Police investigate and review surveillance for leads. No injuries reported. Community appeals for any information.
Marauders Loot Sheboygan Library and City News Depot
The Sheboygan Public Library was entered last night by thieves who pried a basement window on the east side, ransacked desks, and took a small amount of change from the cash drawer. The janitor Leonard Reinwand discovered the break in the morning. The previous night the City News Depot also was entered, with a small amount of cash and cigars stolen.
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Leonard Reinwand
City News Depot
Family asks for search for missing Sanville youth
Fred Sanville a 17 year old high school student and Western Union messenger disappeared from home after 9 am yesterday. His parents notified police and request help locating him. He was last seen near the fish houses yesterday morning.
Waves of Enthusiasm and Tumult Sweep Democratic Convention
The Democratic National Convention opened in Baltimore with a split New York delegation and clashes between Clark and Wilson followers. Demonstrations, floor fights, and heated protests marked the session as minority credentials backed Wilson while majority backed Clark.
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Henry
Pretty wedding vows unite Esther Charlotte Gutsch and George Williams
The wedding was held at six o'clock in the home of the bride’s grandparents with Rev J J Janet officiating. Attendants included Mrs Frank Hase and William Bownsa. The couple left for a honeymoon visiting Minneapolis and northern cities before settling in Milwaukee. Out-of-town guests and a large Milwaukee contingent attended. Rice shower plans were foiled as they boarded the Milwaukee car at the termini.
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Esther Charlotte Gutsch
George Henry Williams
Mrs. C. B. Henschel
J. J. Janet
Frank Hase
Milwaukee
William Bownsa
Chicago
Marian Henschel
Hulda Hayssen
Minneapolis
Sheboygan
Wesern
Williams
George Bowen
Ida Williams
Apfel
A C. Henschel
Giertsen
Walter
John
R. G Hayesen
Carl
Hulda
Ottomar Henschel
E Henschel
Charles Hase
Julia
B. B. Henschel
Harry Shippy
Milwaukee Northern
Accidental shooting leaves mother near death in Aden home
A 17 year old boy, while examining a 22 rifle on his Aden porch, accidentally shot his mother Mrs Fred Dannies in the forehead as she approached. She lies critically injured at her home, with medical reports at midnight deeming recovery doubtful. The incident deeply unsettles a large local family.
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Aden
Dannies
Family greetings mark Cedar Bayside visit notes
MY and Mrs. Wallace Scheck return to Cedar Bayside Iowa after staying two weeks with Chief and Mrs. August Scheck. F Schort E Aldag and Mrs Kleene return home after visiting Dr and Mrs H Jermain in Milwaukee. Henry Detlind transacted business in Manitowee Tuesday.
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Wallace Scheck
Cedar Bayside
Iowa
August Scheck
Messrs
Mesdames F. Schort
E. Aldag
C. Kleene
H. Jermain
Milwaukee
Henry
Detlind
Manitewce
Fine program for Schmidt band concert at Fountain Park
The June 28 concert lists pieces by Schmidts band including National Emblem, Morning Noon and Night in Vienna, La Paloma, I Want to be in Dixie, Kiss of Spring, Desert King, Hostrauser’s March, The Broadway Review, Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Pizzicato Polka, Home Sweet Home the World Over, and Grand Fantasia. It notes a dedication to Mr John Philip Sousa and describes Home Sweet Home performed in ten countries.
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Fountain Park
Bagley
Vienna
Suppe
Bowman
Dixie
Berlin & Snyder
Rolfe
Seidel
Hostrauser
Chambers
Lampe
Strauss
John Philip Sousa
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Germany
Spain
Russia
Italy
Scotland
Hungary
China
TIreland
America
Opera House to switch to summer vaudeville program
The Opera House will abandon its former policy and start summer vaudeville today with three breezy acts and three new films. Balcony tickets drop to ten cents and main floor to fifteen, with no reserved seats, matinees at ten cents. A full film of the Elks parade will also be shown, featuring shots of N Highth street and a crowd near the camera. The vaudeville lineup includes Mason Wilbur and Jordan in A Soldier's Dream, Curly Ross, the Del Costa Duo, and Jack Forster & Co presenting The Irish Justice Friday night with Judge McGinnty Adolph Hoelle and other cast members.
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Mason, Wilbur and
Jordan
Curly Ross
dancing dude
Del Costa
Jack Forster & Co
Sheboygan
McGinnty
Adolph Hoelle
McGinnie
Jack Forster
Stubbs
Herman Hoele
John Meyer Re elected Building Trade Council Agent
John Meyer was unanimously re elected as business agent of the Building's Trade Council at a meeting held Monday evening. This is the fourth year Mr. Meyer has held this position. There being no dissenting votes goes to show that his work has been satisfactory.
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John Meyer
Meyer
Staehling Martin wedding in Madison Wisconsin
Miss Hazel Claire Martin daughter of Mr and Mrs Delmar H Martin wed Edwin W Staehling at the Martins home in Madison Wisconsin. The couple will reside at 52 North Second Street Highland Park Ohio after October 1. The bride taught school locally and the groom was an instructor at the State Business College. The Nippers Lullaby at Majestic theater features a new baby tale and an automobile race film from San Monica tomorrow.
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Delmar H. Martin
Edwin W.Staehling
Madison, Wis
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Highland Park
State Business College
Henry Staehling
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