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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1922
Page
9
The Extension Division expands reach across Wisconsin with "package libraries" for debates and citizenship. Miss Almers L Beatt leads efforts to deliver 45 items per package, aiding schools, clubs, and communities without libraries. Programs emphasize youth citizenship, local problem study, and noneducational material to spark discussion.
A Wisconsin library reports strong support from a department this winter and thanks for prompt assistance. It notes 825 city and county districts reached in the biennium and 3,359 subjects covered by 68,280 carefully chosen articles. Supplementary debate questions cover city government daylight education health insurance immigration labor and trade topics. The letter praises the library’s work and the value of correspondence.
Citizens recall liberal arts disputation from ancient to Civil War eras and highlight the role of debate in public life. The Wisconsin department emphasizes cooperation with university experts, state departments, libraries, teachers, farmers, and citizens to enrich learning and discussion.
Hutchins, a practical visionary, has helped craft the expansion division for an Australian preserve. The sanctuary protects remnants of a native Stone Age society estimated around 2,000 individuals roaming a vast arid interior. Much of their region remains unexplored and water scarcity plus potential native conflicts pose risks.
The Barron county records a baby calf that weighed one hundred and ten pounds at birth in Northern Wisconsin. The item appears in the Marshfield News and Merrill Daily Herald excerpts noting Gate park in San Francisco and large land area context of 1,014 acres.
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