New U S Chief Urges Sending Aliens Where Needed
Amid labor shortages farms and mines face crowding in cities as millions are reported ready to enter the country. A commissioner cites the need for stringent new tests to determine eligibility for workers and to ensure an adequate labor supply. The plan argues for targeted deployment to support agriculture and mining while addressing border and living-cost concerns.
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Public Health Nurse Exams Set For January Thirteen
Madison Wisconsin reports state exams for public health nurse positions, with registration for licensed nurses set for January 13 and 11. An appeal to accredited nursing schools seeks more applicants to meet rising demand, urging young women with strong education to consider this public health career. The article notes increased interest in public health work and outlines exam logistics and outreach by the bureau of welfare and health.
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Change of Venue Taken in French Island Pig Suit
A court action moves to French Island with venue change. Justice Litoekmann to oversee proceedings as attorney Mhapko seeks a remedy. The case involves charges related to a pig suit conflict, with further scheduling adjustments for a hearing on a date yet to be fixed.
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Peat Harvest Sparks Growing County Interest
Local report notes rising interest in peat resources with several pieces and maroris peculiar harvests observed in county allotments. Officials urge careful handling as demand increases and more plots show peat quality potential.
Disposal of German Cables Investigated by Senate Committee
Senate committee quizzed acting Secretary Davis on Wednesday about the disposal of seized Gutman and allied cables. The inquiry centered on U S actions and the handling of cables tied to German interests and potential aid from the United States.
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German Prize Postal Cables Row Hints at War Settling
Readings from the peace conference reveal British Japanese and French arguing over German phbles as spoils of war while the American view urged returning them to prewar use. An agreement arose to cede cables to allied powers offset by damages and to settle their future status later. A separate Chicago storm report notes extensive damage across the city and Michigan resorts with winds reaching up to 70 miles per hour and losses in the tens of dollars.
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Blaine Inaugural Name Committee Named in Madison
Governor elect John Blaine heads a newly named 48 member committee to arrange inauguration ceremonies in Madison Wisconsin for the incoming administration. The group includes Fred Bagley Holmes and Arthur Crownberk of Madison and is tasked with coordinating events and expenses for the transition with no formal early observances in years.
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Tonsiline Sore Throat Remedy Ad Campaign
A vintage ad touts Tonsiline as the national sore throat remedy. It urges early use at first throat discomfort and features a long-necked bottle mascot. Available in sizes 5c, 60c, hospital size $1.00 at druggists.
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