Law Rules Religion Out of Public Schools Sermon
Rev. J. S. Lowe urged that moral and religious training belong in public schools, arguing past practices of daily scripture and prayer influenced youth. He criticized the removal of religious exercises and cited Adler’s New York ethics project as a secular alternative to teach morality and citizenship.
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J. S. Lowe
St. Paul’s Universalist Church
Ife
Chhildren
Wisconsin
Kenosha
New York
Felix Adler
Interurban Route Extended to Stoughton for Dining Cars
Janesville Wis Dec 12 John Farron owner of the Rockford Janesville interurban road announced the line would be extended to Stoughton to connect with the Madison Stoughton line Dining cars will be run in through trains from Chicago
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Janesville
Wis
John Farron
Rockford
Stoughton
Chicago
Postal rules warn of correct postage for Christmas mail
Third Assistant Postmaster General Maden urges postmasters and the public to ensure stamps match rates as the holiday mail surge begins. Proper placement and exact values ease processing, reduce delays, and spare clerks from extra labor during the busy season.
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Maden
Local notes on visits, construction, sales and events
Miss Alma Larson visits Tomah Colby. Henry Huff returns home in Independence after visits here. F P Hixon residence progress stands against winter. Mrs Sheffer and child return from Melrose. Brunswick Hall hosts science and recreation. Ice thickens on river. Foley kidney cure advertised. Mrs Cecka returns from Prairie du Chien after hospital treatment. Durman’s Hardware promotes Malleable range with coffee and biscuits. St Mary's Bazaar planned. Holister's tea marketed for children. English Lutheran Ladies Aid to meet. Electric wiring ad in Benton. Goodrich and Gordon trip to Chicago. Rent notice for Front room above Batavian Bank. Firemen meeting in Milwaukee. Beach’s Peasta Soap testimonial. German Lutheran Ladies celebrate fortieth anniversary. Brock of Sparta in town. Radis on rheumatism and Hollister's tea ads. Jessie Bigelow hosts Owl club. Foley honey and tar urged. Amelia Ryder visits Racine. Belle Williams visits Frank J S Weiler. Malleable range demo at Dittman’s with free refreshments. George Stevenson visits then heads to Dubuque. Holiday rail rates set by Green Bay Western. Bishop Schwebach to bless Fennimore church. Dr George Powell noted. Mrs Bertha Weise funeral at Market Street. Brunswick fun touted. Judge Fruit and Reporter Harrison depart for Vernon County court. Hollister's tea promoted. Shaw family from West Salem in town. Ten minutes for kitchen updates with Malleable range at Dittman’s. Men sent to woods by state agency. Wiring and Dr Powell noted. Harry Drake and Emma Paulman marry. Drake in Peewaukee wallpaper business.
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Alma Larson
Tomah
Colby
Henry Huff
Independence
F. P. Hixon
Foley
J. A. Erhart & Son
Albert Cecka
St. Mary’s Church
Rocky Mountain
Ladies’ Aid Society
English Lutheran Church
John Kindley
Benton
W. F. Goodrich
Geo. H. Gordon
Chicago
Bank
Batavian National Bank
Milwaukee
Fred Colton
Central Station
Ladies’ Society
German Lutheran Church
J. F. Brock
Sparta
Hollister
Jessie Bigelow
Owl Club
F. B. Smith
O. C
J. A. Arhart & Son
Amelia Ryder
Racine
Belle Williams
Columbus
Frank J. S. Weiler
Dittman’s Hardware Store
South Fourth Street
George Stevenson
Albert Lea
Dubuque
Green Bay and Western Railroad
James Schwebach
la Crosse
Oak Grove
Brunswick
North Third Street
Judge Fruit
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John C. Burns
Fruit House
Electric Supply CO
State St
Lowe
Posiurege
City News
Harrison
Viroqua
Vernon County
Expressmen
Brotherhood of Andrew and Philip
Company Mall
F. D. Shaw
West Salem
Dittman’s
Superin
Tendent McMullen
State Free Employment Agency
Dr. W. Powell
Harry Drake
South Ninth Street
Emma Paulman
Drake
Peewaukee
Irvine
Main St
GRAYS
Yerba
Santa
Beyschla
Jewel
Josten Hardware Co
Pearl Street
Adame Forschler
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