Wisconsin politics and the 1938 Wisconsin race notes
The piece surveys Wisconsin's 1938 political scene with focus on Roosevelt’s possible Wisconsin visit, Duffy the nervous Democratic senator seeking La Follette support, and a two-way Progressive Senate field led by Ekern and Amile. It also covers Governor Heil’s comic campaign, Crowley’s bargaining with the Progressives, and looming GOP hopes led by Alexander Wiley as party jockeying intensifies.
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Leo Crowley
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Jerry Baileau
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Alexander Wiley
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Virginia Farm Receives Ohio Goats By Plane
Four goats were flown to a Virginia farm from John Freer’s farm near Alliance. A goat dairy needed the animals quickly, so a plane was dispatched from Washington. The goats arrived safely and soon grazed in the Virginia field.
Vacation Calls For Rest Play On Quiet Lake
Vacationing at a quiet Michigan lake offers rest and play with a simple cottage, ample bed room, and good reading light. The family plans minimal chores, flexible meals, and freedom for each member to pursue preferred pastimes, including fishing when possible. The routine includes police of the grounds, meals at set times, and a well stocked icebox and boat at the dock.
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C. N. Chrisman
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Do As You Please We Revel in Sunrises and Sunsets
The speaker celebrates seizing rare moments of daylight and ritualizing sunrise and sunset. They commit to taking only essential items on a chosen venture, embracing leisure and mindful time outside daily duties. The tone is reflective and affirming.
Simple Summer Cottage Neatness Prevents Accidents
A household note urges avoiding blunders during vacations by keeping the kitchen range for rubbish disposal and drying clothes in the oven. It recommends an auxiliary tent for dressing, a line for swimming suits, and a general purge of cracked furniture, with tidy storage for fishing tackle, guns, medicines, and camp gear to ensure rest and safety.
Buckeye Sewers 4-H Club Holds Bake Sale and Demonstrations
Miss Agnes Krie hosted the Buckeye Sewers 4-H club in Sheffield for a wiener roast and bake sale to fund Camp Crag attendance. Joyce Johnson earned an A on a French Seams demo, with Katherine Haumer presenting an individual demonstration for the county contest. Plans include a July 29 Cleveland baseball trip and August 1 meeting at Rose Marie Hagelund’s Gulf road home. Local notes mention visits and trips among residents, plus a foot care ad for Oil-of-Salt marketing relief for sore feet and minor injuries.
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Sheffield
Agnes Kriebet
Detroit Road
Buckeye Sewers
Joyce Johnson
Katherine Haumer
Cleveland
Rose Marie
Cliyde Fridenstine
Murray Ridge
Bully Johnson
Elmer Kinney
Ford Road
Pittsburgh
Camp Crag
Ruth Johnson
Guilt Road
Karl Ynoma
Avon Lake
Minnie Foskett
Lloyd
East Cleveland
J. E Foskett
Lee Johnson
Alan
Port Clinton
Edna Warden
Ed Sanborn
Ralph O'Connor
Laporte
Clara
Emma Ackerman
West River Road
P. L. Chambers
Helen Smith
Gulf Road
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