05 Aug 1932
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Newspaper
Wild Rose Herald
Location
Wild Rose, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
1
Derey Alberts hurled for Wild Rose guiding the team to a decisive victory over Wautoma at Wautoma on Sunday afternoon. Wild Rose showed strong effort and finished ahead by a clear margin though the exact score is unclear. Wautoma struggled with runners on base during the third inning, leaving three men stranded.
Commander Walter Waters plans a veteran colony for World War I veterans expelled from Washington to settle on twenty-two wooded acres in Maryland. The camp, to be called the Shaki Birts, would have cabins, gardens, and stock raising, with a semi military organization. Washington residents protest the encampment while leaders like McCloskey of Laurel oppose it and veterans press to establish a home away from the city.
Sixteen dead from poison liquor in lower New York City amid a scourge of bootleg alcohol. Victims were dying or blinded en route to hospitals, many found in parks near Bowery area speakeasies. Chief Norns performed post mortems while authorities blamed adulterated liquor and the era’s illegal distribution.
Wild Rose stores will close at two o’clock in the afternoon on Wednesday August when the Wid Rise team meets Wate at Silverstone Park.
The July toll reaches six hundred twenty one books issued at the Wild Hose Library in the Village Ue for the town Libres. Librarian Hoa din seeks more acquisitions and ongoing approval for library growth. Rohter village, home to industrial workers, earned top honors in the Better Homes campaigns among small communities, with the eighth demonstration house and Colonial cotrage praised for educational merit.
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