Home and School Duty in American Education Week Speech
The talk by I. McCormick argues three factors shape schooling: home, school, and community. He stresses democracy, civic duty, and investments in schools, urging teachers and parents to build better educational habits and environments for youth, linking schooling to national citizenship and community cohesion. A meeting of the Tingain School Parents' Association discussed classroom discipline, facility improvements, and the role of teachers in guiding young minds.
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Bettar
Selools
B. i. McCormick
Tingain Sahee
Ceaghers Assoribion
Dent Dls
Mennimaep
Lee
Dane
Petarns
Ritigenshiy
Aig
Whiskey permits seized from four Badger druggists
Four Wisconsin druggists faced charges after whiskey permits were taken from them amid an investigation led by Lewis of Brabant. The case, tied to federal prohibition enforcement, involved Milwaukie residents and alleged laying in the supply chain. A show cause hearing was ordered to explain why permits should not be revoked.
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Wisconsin
Lewis
Brabant
Federal
Milwaukie
Prabunr
Bill to Let State Assume Debt to Aid Farmers
Madison Wisconsin Senator FL Werden proposes an amendment to empower the state to assume indebtedness to extend credit to Curac ere, aiming to support farmers during the 1924 legislative session. The plan argues state lending could unlock funds from banks to help farm operations in a vast Wisconsin region now blocked by current restrictions.
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Madison, Wes
FL Werden
Astin
Werden
Gerthorn Wiscosin
Cabover
Tormien
Hanks
City Bill Posters Back Boy Scouts Campaign Push
The Boy Scouts of America receive advertising space assistance from major business groups. The Advertising Association of Purchased contributes five thousand reporters while Cross Posting Service coordinates locations and dates across multiple states to promote membership growth beyond half a million.
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Bill
BOY Scouts
Bee Scoute of America
Pera
Advertising Association of
Hive
E da Crosse
Louis A. Oyen
America
Uboy
Ricth Iond
Marto
Westavenia
Redfield
Pann
Ful
Valuable papers lost in blaze at Badger University
Madison Wis Fire in the chemistry building of the University of Wisconsin on Friday night burned away materials as graduate students and faculty reported extensive losses. Prof TF Matrhes Spemistis commented the fire damaged a large pile of papers and notes, with investigators checking smoke and embers as students aided during the blaze.
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Badger University
Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
Pierwey
Ldsee
Matrhes Spemistis Tupattnent
Yripta Eco
Freedom on bail refused in alleged woman murder case
Mrs May Biron Ford of Detroit faced a bail denial after being charged with attempting to kill her estranged husband New J Ford a wealthy farmer. Prosecutors said she could not raise 25000 for release from county jail but she said relatives in Toledo planned to defend her. She claimed she never intended harm and denied a motive linked to family ties.
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Tetroit
Mich
May Biron Ford
New J. Ford
Rte
Toledo
Wssish
Sie
J. Ford
Henry Ford
Henry
Ford
Dance Benefit For B B At Normal Saturday Night
A benefit dance at Normal Saturday night aims to raise funds for a basketball trip through southern Wisconsin Indiana and Eastern Ohio. The event funds the general fund for the trip with a good orchestra and admission set by the committee to secure strong turnout.
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B. B. Benefit
Sethern Wisconsin
Narthén Filingis
Endiana
Vihie
Loral School
North Side Masonic Lodge Names Officers for Year
Masonic Lodge of North Side No 190 selects officers for the year at its annual meeting. Brand names include treasurer secretary and chaplain with install planned for December 5.
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Masonic Lodge OF
North Side
Camiins Xcear
North
Chesae
Shipping delay and fatal crossing accident in Bradies area
A Great Transpor t corporation steamer departed the harbour with 6500 tons of flour for St ETN while a fatal crossing accident near Bradies, Lincoln counts left Gay Swanson dead and Tomahawk resident Tobn Jahbnson fatally injured. Carl Wynn Irma and a Mrs. Tomahawk sustained injuries as the News reports a Limited crashing into the eloped car driven by Bradiew to Flac the Limited.
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Prrioel
Troy
Great
Tapes” ‘Transit Corporation
Focal
Lower Dale
Larhar Friis
St Etn PLC
Emaisen Ie
Rlearance
Jesper Lake
Tiree
Emi
Merat Gay
Red Swanson
Tomahawk
Tobn Jahbnson
Nicako
Carl Wynn
Irma
Bradies
Lincoln
Chirazo
Bradiew
Flac the Limited
Saranson
Sallaby
Braley Poem Teems With Errant Lines And Fractured Verse
An altered everyday poem by Braley spills into jumbled lines and stray phrases. The text shows broken imagery about reading, tomorrow, and routine tasks, with scattered fragments referencing likely names and places. The result resembles a garbled archival clipping with incomplete lines and uncertain context.
Boy Scouts on Skates Ready to Help Autoists
Two Boy Scouts on skates stood at the West avenue and ite street corner to aid motorists amid slippery streets. They prepared to skate to warn or assist drivers and run errands as needed, embodying the era’s civic spirit and daily good turns.
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BOY Scouts
Inds
West Avenue
Ite Street
Wight
Weather favors Marinette in Sheboygan clash
Green Bay Wis Ideal football weather is noted as Marinette and Sheboygan prepare for a Wisconsin intersectional showdown. Reports say both teams arrive by special trains, with hundreds of reservations expected and Green Bay fans anticipating a record turnout.
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Green Bay
Wis
Marinette and Sheboygan Mish
Setinal
Bere Satarc
Ftrmann
Hompinahip
Wisconsin
Hagen
Sheboygan
Marinette
Waming Frei Reean Bay
Shebirewa
Tom Johnson
Marisette
TWO WIVES GRANTED DIVORCES DESERTED THEY TELL HIGBEE
Mrs. Clara Sehnick of La Crosse was granted a divorce alleging desertion and failure to support her husband and two children. She will receive custody of three children and support payments of 27,000. Mrs. Tentrien Gorsting of Virginia obtained a divorce on grounds of mistreatment and desertion.
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Higbee
Clara Sehnick
la Crosset
Schnick
Tisha
Diustar
Tine
Sehni
Ja Fen
Alimienay
Viragna
Ams
Organize Welfare Society at Tomah for Winter Work
A United Welfare Organization formed in Tomah Wisconsin to conduct winter philanthropic work in eastern Monroe County. Partners include American Red Cross Pythian Sisters Yelping Wand Women’s Civic Improvement Royal Neighbors and others. Officers named include Wikiaty Br McCaul chairwoman and Ath Roche secretary with urgent tasks for Teddy families and Christmas relief.
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Heth Roche
Arthur Wher
Treasirar
Jne
United Charities
Winninger Players Score Another Hit at Le Crowe Theatre
Adolph Winninger and his company deliver a comedy in Tash night’s show “A Cure by Curables” at Le Crowe theatre. Pendergrass played by Andulph Winninger aims to prove most ailments are cured by work through a farming course, with Rosalind Mahan as Phyllis Bisine and Judus Armstrong as Col. Gleason. The production continues tonight in Speed.
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Adolph Winninger
Payers
le Crowe
Pendergrass
Andulph Winninger
Rosalind Mahan
Phyllis Bisine
Judus Armstrong
Col. Gleason
Theatre Tonight
Real Estate Transfers From Monroe County Ledger
A garbled transfer notice lists deeds involving B. Ac and Minnis A. Starek, Roberta Arenberg, Martha Kampschsaar, and Harry Hanson. It mentions parcels in Park addition and Block 2, with exchanges of properties for nominal consideration. The text is partially unreadable and contains stray phrases about alcohol and deadly poison.
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Roberta On
Arenberg
Monroe County
Dake Harel
le Greaya
Martha Kampschsaar
Harry Hanson
Wre
Frank
Koin Idi Maye
Biock
Simon
Farmer labor representation on all Wisconsin school boards
Senator W A Titus of Fond du Lac plans to introduce a bill in the next session to place two laborers and two farmers on every education board in Wisconsin. Blaine supported par tial representation and may press action. The measure, previously passed, would authorize state debt for forestry and timber development, with ratification sought at the 1924 general election.
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Blaine
Madison
Wisconsin
W. A. Titus
Fond‘ du Lac
Titus
Whld
Modern Woodmen Elect Officers On Friday Night
The Gateway City Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America held its i s annual election of officers Friday night and outlined plans for a class to be initiated next month. In the camp’s fortieth anniversary year a January celebration will admit forty new members. Officers elected include John Weber, W Nollant, W Viz, John Howser, banker. W Tach, clerks. William Jutke, escort. P Merliteke, watch. W Wilks, senior. L Riber.
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Gateway City
Woodmen of America
Gateway Camp
Crder
John Weber
Thomas Noilant
W. Viz Tohn Howser
Witlih Re Tach
William
Medical Society Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The La Crosse County Medical Society held its annual meeting on Thursday night electing officers. President Dr A A Maue Vice President Dr EB Ky Varela Secretary Treasurer TL Nipholes Delegate Dr G K Keroule Censor Dr 3 Ta Egan Towns hems.
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Lia Insse County Medical Sarety
la Crosse
A. A. Maue
Ky Varela
Oder
Nipholes
Delorite
G. K. Keroule
If. Townshems
3. Ta, Egan
Moonshine Plant Raided in Superior Wisconsin
Police and federal officers seized four stills two 20 gallon stills a two-gallon erect stills a presto tank and hoses from a North Third Street residence during a Friday raid described as the city’s largest moonshine operation found to date. The plant’s ownership could not be determined as it was idle on arrival.
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Superior
Wis
Sonerior
Por
Physician Held For Wife Abandonment In Milwaukee
Milwank physician Grepn Ray Rappe was arrested Thursday on a wife abandonment charge. He was arraigned in municipal court Saturday and pleaded not guilty. He was bound over for a preliminary hearing in December. Police also charged him with practicing medicine without a license and auto theft. He failed to post 48,000 bond and remains in jail awaiting court action.
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Grepn Ray
Yoan Rappe
Milwank
Satrday Marine
Tech
Rapp
Alea Tooo
Wisconsin
Tin
Marinette County Elects Sheriff Nominees in Special Vote
Marinette Wisconsin residents vote in a special election to choose Democratic and Republican nominees for sheriff following the November failure to pass a law. Incumbent John Doberstein was wounded in November 7 events and deemed ineligible, with his wife announcing for the Democratic ticket and rival Melottec unopposed on the Republican side.
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Marinette County
Maiinett
Wis
Vanant
John Doberstein
Cerar
Dahl Peshilion
Winatlan
White
Lake Superior Levels Drop in November Amid Regional Declines
Lake Superior measured a slight decline in November while Lakes Michigan Huron Erie and Ontario all posted sizable decreases according to the U S lake survey report. The November Superior level stood feet above the mean, with the other lakes showing lower mean levels. Funeral services announced for Rev John Reynolds longtime superintendent of the Janesville district of the Methodist church.
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Superior
Wis
Lake Superior
Michigan
Horan
Clair
Eric
Oncorit
M. E
Janesville
John Reynolds
Jancasville
Meth List
Inva Taimdee
Il Hagpitat
Sergeant Wood Reappointed Instructor for Tomah Guards
Wisconsin headquarters confirms Sergeant Wood, already an instructor for the Tomah Guards of the 128th Infantry, will again lead training. His prior weeks with the company boosted confidence and success. officials anticipate further strong results from the current instruction period.
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Wcgod
Tomah Guards
TOMAH
Wis
Eadquarters Cou
Boar
128Th Infantry
Wisconsin
Natoral Gaard
Tomyblis
Serceaur Earnest Wood
Sergent Woo
Lora
Sergenne Woo
Burgchardt Re-elected Head of American Legion Post
Carl Burgchardt was re-elected post commander of the Ray L. Winges Post of the American Legion at the chamber meeting Friday night. Robart Keyes was elected vice-post commander, R. F. Schulte re-elected adjutant, Angus Gittens named finance officer, George Hanson elected serjeant at arms, and Lawrence J. Bred Henry Wittenberg Myron Lecke Leo Foster named to the executive committee. Chaplain election postponed. Afterward, cast of the minstrel show entertained about 70 members with dancing and refreshments. Callaway's Melody Boys provided music.
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Carl Burgehardt
Ray L. Wingers
American Legion
Chamber of Commerce
Robart Keyes
Robert Andrea
R. FH. Schulte
Angus Gittehs
Legion Finance
George C. Hanson
Lawrence J. Bred
Henry Wittenberg
Myron Lecke
Leo Foster
Legionnaires
Callaway
Melody Boys
Worn insulation blamed for Fond du Lac deaths
An investigation by Eastern Wisconsin Ventrie company found worn insulation on a Jump cord caused a fatal shock to Mr. and Mrs. George Kohls. The wire was bare near a damp area, and others touching the cord did not shock unless at the bare spot.
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Fond DU Lag
Wisconsin
Ventrie Conmany
George Kohls
M. . Pronk
Electric Company
Goraner Candush
Additional Taxes Assessed Against Kenosha Entities
The Wisconsin state tax commission audit of city corporations results in large sums levied against Kenosha firms. The largest assessment exceeds 100,000 dollars, impacting major local corporations and altering city revenue projections.
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Kenosha
Jedis
Wisenosia State Tax Commission
Frialiy
Audinionay Oerinal
Audinionay Oerinal Gis
Bank of Southern Wisconsin merges with Merchants and Savings
The Bank of Southern Wisconsin announces its transfer of assets and merger with Merchants and Savings Bank, validating with the filer institution. Bank organized in 1820, aims to speed transactions and expand banking facilities in its service area, as officials say.
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Badger Parks
Stad Tsc
Bank of Southern Wisconsin
Janesville
Merehhans and Savings Bank
Wim
Marshall
Coasting
Bank of
Southern Wisconsin
Iow
Figures On School Costs Misleading Says Cary Leader
Madison Wisconsin notes former state superintendent criticizes the school-education cost figures published by the state board. He argues costs have risen sharply, claiming an annual per pupil increase and that state finances lag behind needs. He urges transparent reporting to reflect true public education spending and its impact.
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Madison
C. Po Cate
Tion
Wisewiste
Te Stam Board
Mindy
Cargo
Wisconsin
Phe
Ahowne
Diandls
Groun
Pont
Frei
Soirse
Paying jobs for next year requested in city meeting
Health Department asks for funds and staffing to support ongoing duties. Aldermen discuss a refund or resell of prior underfunding and whether the request aligns with council priorities. A motion on the revised plan is tabled as officials seek clarity on future staffing and budget implications.
Convicted Soldier Awarded Back Pay in Wisconsin Case
An article reports a convicted soldier in Wisconsin awarded back pay related to a prior service case. It notes the involvement of federal matters and references a person named Mick or Seve, with scattered details about locations and dates, but the readable text is fragmented and unclear.
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Noy Beyng
Wenosha
Wyoming
Adan Bergstrat
Esmpenisabinn Ceti
White Light F100i Gil Lamps Introduced in Ads
An ad announce a new White Light F100i lamp claimed to outperform ordinary lamps, with government and university tests cited. It offers a free trial and invites first local users to contact the inventor for details and demonstration.
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Ramon
Ihort Fit West
Vinventor
U. S
Chicago
Evan
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