Dairy Picture Draws 300 To North Lake Event
An article notes a dairy outreach in Waukesha County highlighting Wisconsin dairy industry strength. It describes banks, farm prosperity, and the impact of dairy cattle on Cape Girardeau and state finance, urging local support for dairy-driven economic stability nationwide.
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Caps Girardeau
Waukesha County
Waukesha
United States
Wisconsin
United
Aera
Issigalog Valley
Beee
Seriguss
Georgia
North
Dakorg
Dhitt
Cape Chardean
Political reshuffle rumors mix with commissions at stake
The report outlines possible gubernatorial picks to replace mounting terms in state offices. Meek or Munger emerge as commissioner candidates from the Brotherhood, while Kenneberg faces neutrality if a lawyer is chosen. Norgard’s six year term as agriculture commissioner to end February, Whitman may leave insurance in July. Parker touted to succeed Cousins as banking commissioner, term ending May. Hall influenced La Follette’s primary.
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Blaine
Brotherhood
Meek
Munger
Kenneberg
Jackson
Tramhower
C. Pe Norgorda
Anime New Man
Norgard
Piatt Whitman
Highland
State Senate
Dwight ‘T. Parker
Fennimore
Aleine
Marshall Cousins
Eau Te
Cousins
Hall
la Follette
Business Women Club supper and discussion at gravity cafe
The Business Women club will hold a supper meeting at the gravity Thursday at 6 20. Miss Grace McKay leads a discussion on What Is a Business Woman with all members offering ideas. Guests include Carroll college girls and committee on eats with Miss Belle Lusk Mario Lattner and Marjorie Love. Reservations urged.
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Musiness Girls Club
Belle Lusk
Mario Lattner
Marjorie Love
Carroll College
Grace McKay
Alleged Ex Convicts Kill Car Dealer in Chicago Garage
Police say an alleged confession ties four ex convicts to the murder of Joe Lewis a wealthy dealer shot in his garage. Morris Burciiski allegedly named Larry Meefferman as the shooter and Lanus as involved. All suspects were arrested as the case moves forward.
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Chigago
Joe Lewis
He Patlee
Morris Burciiski
Larry Tmefferman
Lanus
Bive Peen
Cold Wave Hits Helena with Record Low
The weather report notes a severe cold wave sweeping the northwest with Helena, Montana, recording 15 degrees below zero. The cold spell brings below zero temperatures across Montana and the Dakotas as a brisk north wind continues to chill the region.
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Chicago
Felgutlic Lake
Montana
Dakotas
Allow
Helena
Mont
Moonshine Seller May Face Murder Charge
Madison Wisconsin a man Wyler may be charged with murder after admitting he sold moonshine to three youths who were injured in a crossing accident while intoxicated one youth later died state prohibition deputy Carl Herning reports Olinger near Beaver Dam Weld until January at Portage McPhee skull crushed Packard ribs broken and a man palmed a taco gold item for the booze
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Madison
Wis
Hide Packard
Bissex
University and state appointments in February
A writer notes anticipated reappointments and new terms for university regents and state commissions, including Florence G. Bosh on the university board, O. J. Harrington on the conservation commission, J. O Emery as fowl commissioner, and Morrissey as superintendent of public property. Terms run from one to six years with salaries.
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Ballystant
Mad Fon
Board of Control
Harcdstern
Na Gale
Torlage
Florence G. Bosh
University Board of Regents
O. J. Harrington
Murtey
Cnee
A. Tarcell
Marlington
Industrial Commission
The Night Cap Thrills Waukesha Audience Monday
A good audience at the Auditorium Monday evening enjoyed the John B. Winninger company’s opening of The Night Cap. The mystery play blends suspense with humor, keeping viewers on edge over the crime while light conversational moments temper the horror. The clever twists and witty scenes leave many anticipating the company’s next performances this week.
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John DB. Winninger
Winninger
Waukesha
Waukesoa
Judge Fritz To Sit In Local Law Suit
Judge Charles A Davison presided over a December circuit court session where most cases for trial were set. The sole criminal case Frantic Lamafelder for murder was on the docket along with several civil matters including Broguihan vs Mary Ueoshihan and International Displays vs Aeroghate Company. Court adjourned at 1:30 with afternoon memorial addresses.
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Charles A Davison
Frantic Lamafelder
Ofi
Willian B. Broguihan
Mary Ueoshihan
International Displays
Aeroghate Company
Exhibitors Supply Co
Harry Pawling
R. C. Wheeler
Bark River Packing Co
G Lenke
Frank G. Adams
C. P. Norgard
William J. Scown
W. J. Buomnpufig
Edward Landsorg
Tuemming
Tree
George H. Hatch
Orla
Calting Et al
Fritz
Waukesha Gas & Filegtrin Company
Ve. Ui Waukesha Motor Company
Agaa
Easy To Make Severlasting Biscuits For Winter Months
Home economies experts at the University of Wisconsin say Severlasting biscuits are delicious in cold months and easy to keep. Dough can be prepared for a week's supply with milk, mashed potatoes, vegetables, lard, compressed yeast, baking powder, soda, and salt. rise, knead, and bake to yield fresh bread as needed.
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University of Wisconsin
Everlasting Biscuit dough variations noted by Wisconsin study
The article warns to keep dough in a cool place and knead daily. A trifle of soda is added before use to soften dough. It lists variations such as buns rolls and bread sticks. It notes about Italian-American influence and a University of Wisconsin planning course with sixty students from twenty four Badger cities.
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Specia
University of Wisconsin
Badger
Applicants for Policeman Position to Fill Vacancy
Following the resignation of Alvin Redford effective December 16, 1922, the Fire and Police Board will hold a hearing on applications to fill the vacancy. Persons may obtain an application blank from Chief of Police Bernard Enders or from the Fire and Police Board Secretary Albert Federer.
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Alvin Redford
Fire and Police Board
Bernard Enders
Albert Federer
Kidney remedy claims cure for weak kidneys in 1900s ad
An old advertisement urges readers to treat kidney distress with Deans Kidney Pills. It features a testimonial from Harry Teese of Kincksmith praising relief after using the product and notes availability at dealers, Foster-Milburn Co.
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Waukesha
Harry Teese
Kincksmith
St. Paul Ave
Deans
Foster-Milburn Co
Mirs
Buffalo
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