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Newspaper
Badger Workman
Location
Neillsville, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1903
Page
2
May 6 gathering prospects noted as uplifting with a new mailing system easing suspensions and post office annoyances. Wisconsin A O U W members urged active participation, deputy programs, and stronger individual effort to boost membership and support lodge duties.
The donor declares free libraries funded by the people as cradles of democracy and asserts that their spread extends the democratic idea of equality for all citizens. He emphasizes libraries as fruits of the true American ideal.
Representatives of lodges that did not increase last year should contact Chief Deputy H E Smith in Milwaukee to discuss conditions and arrange for assistance. Roosevelt urged unity among wage workers and employers within lodges, stressing brotherhood and the good works of the A O TC W for widows and orphans.
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