Public Warned Against Schools Coaching Courses
The United States Civil Service Commission warns the public against paying for coaching courses for federal civil service exams. Some schools sell courses under false pretenses and a purveyor is under Iowa indictment. Prosecutions are expected to grow as few federal appointments are made and most openings go to transfers or reinstatements.
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Washington, D. C
United States Civil Service Commission
Iowa
Diploma Awards At High School Exercises In 1907 Class
At the high school auditorium Thursday evening 25 graduates received diplomas. Prof. Albin W. Small of the University of Chicago delivered the address, Zita Johnston gave the salutatory and George Rupp the valedictory. The class of 1907 lists Selma Anderson, Frank Byrne, Nellie Berg, Lillian Carroll, Frank Duda, Arthur Hansen, Lillian Johnson, Zita Johnston, Albertina Kallander, Cyril McKie, Jennie Olson, Leda Otto, Mae Roman, Theresa Roman, William Roberts, George Rupp, Sarah Rupp, Marcella Rutiman, Esther Sater, Nicholas Springhetti, Raymond Touhey, Belle Vogtlin, Anna Vomastek, Katherine Vomastek, Dan Eggan of Ashland, as classmates. The same issue notes the low bid of $43,257.59 by Dan Eggan for the new high school building, awarded by the school board, with work to begin at once. A home wedding united Ella May Crowgey and Gustav G. Stonemark of Chisholm, Minn., with Rev. Adamson conducting. Miss Pecard and Miss Nelson are home from Oshkosh normal for vacation, and Hazel Campbell is home from Milwaukee Downer College.
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Albin W. Small
University of Chicago
Zita Johnston
George Rupp
Selma Maria Anderson
Frank Byrne
Nellie Louisa Berg
Lillian Frances Carroll
Frank Joseph Duda
Arthur Christopher Hansen
Lillian Johnson
Zita Wall Johnston
Albertina Kallander
Cyril James McKie
Jennie Elvira Olson
Leda Otto
Mae Madeline Roman
Theresa Frances Roman
William Henry Roberts
George Herbert Rupp
Sarah Ramona Rupp
Marcella Helen Rutiman
Esther Maria Salome Sater
Nicholas Springhetti
Raymondc. Touhey
Belle Mary Vogtlin
Anna Marie Vomastek
Katherine Isabelle Vomastek
Peter Wroblewski
Dan Eggan
Ashland
Richards for England to reach South Africa gold mines
35 years ago on June 26 1897 J P Richards and family left for New York en route to Liverpool. He plans to separate from his wife in England before traveling to South Africa in search of gold mine work. Also reported a powder accident injuring Abe Rogers and others, two weddings at local Catholic church and home, Edwin Nagelstock returning from Armour Institute in Chicago and a humorous exchange between a bachelor and a married friend about marriage.
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J. P. Richards
New York
Liverpool
Mr. Richards
England
South Africa
Abe Rogers
Julius Kulascewicz
Alex Burt
Young Rogers
Mollie Cummings
Owen Cummings
George Kelly
Menasha
Wis
Father Hodnick
Nettie Anderson
Herman Carlson
M. J. Lonner
Julius Velin
Edwin Nagelstock
Chicago
Armour’s Institute In Electrical Engineering
Stagger Plan Expands Part Time Work in Lansing
In Lansing Michigan the staggered part time employment plan, begun June 15, increases payroll efficiency by keeping 33 workers on the books who would have been laid off. About 125 employees are affected, mostly in routine duties, with schedules based on dependents and family obligations. Four workers with six or seven dependents are full time. The system, with only days of operation in place, has drawn interest for potential adoption by other departments.
Michigan motorist license plate losses in 1932 estimate
Lansing estimates about 8 000 motor vehicle license plates will be lost in 1932. The state department of state records show 2 328 duplicates issued January 1 to June 15 at 1 dollar each. Past years indicate the latter half of the year will see roughly three times as many losses as the first six months.
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Lansing
Mich
Department of State
Department
Welsh To Oppose Governor Brucker Contained Speech
Welsh plans to resign city manager post when his candidacy formalizes and urges strong state leadership to tackle unemployment. He criticizes the recent special session and argues for state aid, warning that without bold action Michigan’s government structures risk decay. Welsh notes a political alliance with Groesbeck and signals potential gubernatorial ambitions.
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Welsh
Michigan
Unemployment quip on island wife boat-builders
The club wag jokes about solving unemployment by separating men and women on two islands with each side busy constructing boats. The witticism implies a global labor solution through a humorous image from Tit-Bits.
The Rascals Visiting Nurse Interaction
A humorous exchange where the nurse asks about brushing habits and a parent boasts their children race to the toothbrush at morning wake up. The banter highlights parental pride in daily dental care routines.
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Jaye
Federal Civil Service
Herald
Capt
Mrs. Crowgey
Ella May
Gustav G. Stonemark
Chisholm
Frank D. Fitzgerald
Lerald Publishing Co
Bessemer
R. AD
Town and Stete
Brucker
Srate
Groesbeck
The
Rascals
John A. Kallander
Board of Education
Bessemer Township
Ramsay
Ramsay, Michigan
Nesto Erickson
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