Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis group praised for selling health
A Milwaukee piece highlights health writer Samuel Adams praising the Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis association. It notes the group funds public health through Red Cross Seals and emphasizes a businesslike approach under Dr Hoyt E Dearholt. The article views this as a practical, reformist model shaping national efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Wisconsin Anti-Tuberculosis Association
Red Cross
Adams
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association
Hoyt E. Dearholt
Dearholt
Temperance Talk At Viroqua Church In Wisconsin
Andrew Sather a Scandinavian temperance lecturer spoke on Temperance at Immanuel church in Viroqua Wisconsin. The meeting drew interest as a new light on the subject. Young People Lead Helen Graves and Eunice Morgan guided the Christian Endeavor session on Everlasting Life. Local society notes include Dutch market proceeds over 125 dollars and various residents visiting or traveling, with multiple absences and relocations.
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Viroqua
Wis
Andrew Sather
Immanual Church
Helen Graves
Eunice Morgan
Christian Endeavor Society of the
Congregational Church
Nels Lavold
Fort Atkinson
Howard Williams
Biloxi
C. W. Graves
Lancaster
Lucas
Stump
Kentucky
Margaret Lucas
Chicago
Ivan Wood
Kansas City
Adolph Lamrick
Montana
Tom Lamrick
W. H. Lehman
City Marsh
Abrams vows to enforce moral property law in Green Bay
May or Winford Abrams announced in Green Bay that the law will hold property owners equally responsible for immoral use of their properties. The statement emphasizes enforcement of accountability for owners whose properties are used for immoral purposes.
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William Benson
Nordrum
Alma Nelson
Richland Center
Nicoli Nelson
Charles Fowell
Logan
Montana
Green Bay, Wis
Winford Abrams
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