Books or Battleships The Page bill debate
The National Commissioner of Education contrasts the cost of war equipment with educational funding. He cites potential annual yields to establish universities, normal schools, and agricultural institutes, arguing schooling could vastly outpace a single battleship in value. The Page bill proposes millions for universities and teacher prep with state matches. readers are urged to tell their lawmakers which priority they favor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Commissioner of Education
United States
Atate
United States Common School Fund
United States Senate
Atute Colleges of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts
Congress
Facts and Near Facts Con cerning the Wood Tick
The piece describes the wood tick Ixodes Unipendata in a humorous colonial tone, noting its growth from a small brown creature on grass to a swollen, formidable pest that follows humans. It mocks stated utility, and hints at human encounters and caricatured behavior toward the insect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fleh
Biron couple wed in Methodist church ceremony
Miss Lillian Hunsicker and Prank Schenk of Biron were married Thursday afternoon in the city at the Methodist church officiated by Rev. F. A. Pease. Attendants were Miss Nellie Rosplock and Fred Schenk. A wedding dinner followed at the bride's home and a dance in the evening. many friends attended and enjoyed the celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Hunsicker
Prank Schenk
Biron
F. A. Pease
Nellie Rosplock
Fred Schenk
Arpin
Pleasant Hill
Hernberg
Will Hendrickson
Zellmer
W. J. Mann
Waukesha
P. H. Likes
Gachnang
Local Residents Attend Events and Family News
A stream of social notes from the area lists visits, church attendance, travel to Milwaukee and Michigan, and sympathy for a bereaved family. Names include Ratelle, Haumechild, Jackson, Crow, Jacoby, Whitman, Weathera, Orottean, Vandon Henval, Incoby, Clark, Rayome, Hintz, Haas, Love, Sanger, Adameshack, McLean, Snyder, and others with brief movements, illnesses, and civic happenings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. G. Ratelle
Gladys
Nick
E Haumechild
Jacksons
Fanghiters
Albert
Arthur Jacoby
Milwaukee
Tolly Michigan
Neal Crowna
Berlin
Beigh
Elmer Orattean
Simeon Orottean
Simeon Orotteau
Thurasay
Frank Weathera
Nekoosa
Camant Hoors
Geo
Vandon Henval
Elmer Orottean
Albert Incoby
Warluea
Mora
Vaniers
Wedogadey
Edward Warren
Baraboo
R. F. Haas
Local Notes and Advertisements from Tribune
Various society updates and notices from the Tribune include visitors and residents in diverse towns, farm reports on straw berries, real estate and business changes, local births, marriages, and community events. The text records names like Johnson Hill Go, Sam Church, W O Weigel, Mrs Gogers, Anna Menier, Ed Kroyer, Mr and Mrs Walton, Wm Kernin, John M Johnson, and Mrs Miles Foster, plus mentions of property assessments by Assessor Win Little and activity around Antigo and Port Edwards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Kroyer
Cranor
William Walton
Stevens’ Point
Renue
Myre
Wm. Kernin
Fredenrich
Wansas
John M. Johnson
Allege
Biron
Tribune
Miles Foster
Wooa
Corivena
Port Edwards
Paul
Tharty
Menara W. Hi Getta
Patrick Mulroy
Chris Powderly
Antigo
Chand Army of the
Hugh Goggins
Goggiva, Brazean & Gogpiva
Mre Wm
Lomay
Mra. Lemay
Rudolph
Rudolph Road
Ith Streep North
Tuquire
Mra
Robert Stemke Bi
Olof U. Bionstad
Bollesye Bluff
Fred Nelson
Centralia
Wrank Swarick
Mulwaukes
Swarick
Sigal
Sohlita Palm Garden
N. J. Hoerrmann
Regensburg
Bavaria
X. Haberl
Moetten
Freiburg
Switzerland
Sud
Rome
America
St Joasph's Church
Appleton
Wisconsin
Simple Real Estate and Poultry Offers For Sale
Advertises cheap houses with several lots near schools, outbuildings, and features like hardwood floors and porches. Also lists farm land bargains, city property nearby, and money loan terms. Includes poultry: Wyandotte and Minorca hens described as laying birds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nica
Aba Bargaio
Algo
Oak St
Elactric
Larga
Econmico
Voort House
Table Talk Puzzling Quip From Washington Herald
A Washington Herald item presents a quirky table talk remark on human nature and a satirical line about sausage and a wombat, attributed to a landlady voice and noted as a pessimistic border remark. The snippet reflects humorous dialogue woven into a period newspaper column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bourder
Truly Fortunate Man in the Neighborhood of Feola Khunelt
A fragmentary notice describes a person praised as a fortunate man in the neighborhood of Feola Khunelt with references to Ligh cravys-baer and a presence implying notable recognition. Details are incomplete and uncertain.
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Tlm
Baer
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Beivat
Johnson & Hill Company
Oxfords
I. Zimmerman
West Side Shoe Man
Grand Rapids
Capital City Amusement Co
Undertakers
Hunsicker-Schenk
Grimm
Gharien Grimm
Baker Undertaking Establishment
Alkader
M. B. Milne
Myra
Herusband
Brush
Magdelena Brush
Germany
Wojak
State of
Wood County
Emelie Badthe
Wood
Mathing Kendy
Emelie Badtke
Emelie Badtko
Sach
Ais
W.C
Market Report
von Stose
Vesper Wood Mps, CO
Vesper, Wood CO
Wis
Jackson
Frank Root
Will Clark
Thelma
Dorothea
Mallsdore
Violet
Grandpa Clark
S. W. J. Clark
Geo Jntea
Sylvester Sabora
Junction City
Remington Ee
Johnson & Hill
Sam Church
W. O. Weigel
Chicago
B . Gogers
Anna Menier
Lath Street
Charles Delong
Neenah
Marehfield Herald
Atraw
Canning
Guy N
South America
Christie
Margaret C Benjamin
Ithaca
N.Y
Kansas City
Kat
Murphy
Gates-Rossiter
Nellie Ward Guten
Port Edwarda
Ernest Rossiter
Cornet
Wadusaday
Jase
Rev
Leonard
Qevnall
Rosalier
Cornell
New Paper Company
the Tribune
Mire
Clay Junin
Yerton, Belm
Joseph Falkoaky
Biahop
Henry I
Lycon
Milea
J. E. Farley
East Side
Grand Rapids, Wis
Phove
Alice W Nason
E. L. Graves Dennist
MacKinnon Block
Oller
B.M. Vaughan
Wood Blvd
East Sig
Coumdar City
J. H. Linderman
Bank of Grand Rapids
Baker Street
Willl
Russia
la France
Gleve Brothers
Michelin
D. M. Huntington
Johnson & Hill Hardware Store
John Nilles
Grand Avenue
Old Taylor & Scott Building
Cairopractor
Thad
G.ck
Carl Spon
Grand Rapids, Wie
F. T. Hoff
Daly’s Drug Store
Drumb
Sutor
Pul
I. Zi
Kello
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