Postoffice Welfare Committee boosts local services and staff
The Walrus reports a post office welfare committee led by Kevin Skaar with Oscar Paulson as secretary. Most clerks and carriers are members, meeting to improve working conditions and mail service. Former manager Mike Malloy also appears, alongside notes on state legal actions and a distant antique island tale.
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Ro Shaar
Uncle Sam
Postoffice
Mir. Skaar
Kevin
Oscar Paulson
Skaar
Welfare Committee
Dianers Bayer
la Crosap
Studi
More Public Health Nurses Graduate in Wisconsin
Fifteen young women completed a four month course in public health nursing at the Wisconsin Antituberculosis Association in Milwaukee on December 22. Names of graduates include Marjorie Gulin, Anni A. Munthey, Hattie C. Butta, Olga Wirse, and others from Milwaukee Watertown, Chippewa Falls, and West Allis. The program supports Nursing education and Christmas seal fundraising.
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Witconsin Bridia
Wiscenleiu Antic Tulwreuiosis Association
Cgradatiray Caere
Wl Privauhue
Martens
Bejne Eleibh
Hose
Marjorie Gul Fn
Milwaukee
Anni A. Munthey
Florence
Hattie CG. Butta
New
Anbu
Olga Wrise
Watertow
Relics Presented to Normal School Amidst Hirings and Resignations
Abundant relics arrive for the Normal School from abroad and home, including an atlas from Ta e Tent and Awning, and civil war papers once given to Majeh Williams. Emmett resigns from federal revenue service to open a tax advisery office in the city, bringing decades of banking and tax experience.
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Rowwlison
Pester
Renelisen
Madu Street
Tschrebheimpt
Tae
Winan Cheral
Majeh Williams
Alfred
Aent
Russell Webb
New Toiching
Fork Tapwal
Idaho
Mare Whitman
Oregon
PLA
Emmett
United States Ifiternal Revenue Service
Diriyion Chiet
Thee la Crosse
Fave Yea
Emmaert
Timois
Wisconsin
Sermsin
Simmert
Federal Service
Inter Revenue
Wiscnnsiy
Chiet
la Cresce
Uramert
Stage Bank
Tmimert
Conservation Club to Act on Deer Season Change Soon
Wisconsin conservation leaders weigh later or closed deer season after northern counties report declining buck numbers. Chairman Barber of the State Conservation Commission says public petitions press action to curb extermination, with support for a five year closed period and higher license fees to fund enforcement and stocking.
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Barber
State Conservation Commission
la Crosse
H.W. F. Seuma
Wisconsin
Aia
Conservation Commission
Madison
Ait
Mr. Barbett
Autome Joiles
Dougtax
Langlade
Ashland
Old Timers Recall Christmas Free Luncheon Traditions
An elderly crowd at the burgh fondly recalls Christmas meals and gifts from earlier days. They mention neighbors, relatives, and the joy of sharing treats, with references to old customs, holiday beverages, and community generosity during festive times.
Incomplete historical notes on colonial era artifacts
Fragmentary OCR text discusses colonial ideas, stamps, and museum displays. Mentions Poland, pre-war artifacts, and mementos. references Napmal bronygiit and Die mark pie. Overall, reads as a retrospective on archival items and their display in a normal museum setting.
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Jns
Valentine Novak
Janiter
Poland
East Low
Orlier
Marine
History Real Or Because This Is One Way
Fragmentary text hints at reflections on history and future learning, mentioning friends and pests, with unclear context about how past actions were performed or understood by future generations.
Foods Tested in a Glass Stomach for Protein Digestibility
A U S Bureau of Chemistry report describes an artificial stomach using glass containers and dilute hydrochloric acid to test protein digestibility in foods like beans. Pepsin is added, samples incubated at 37C, and digestibility is measured by the amino nitrogen to total nitrogen ratio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Chemistry
Marriage Still of Binding Quality Says Mrs Bruges
Mrs Bruges, longtime social service leader of La Crosse, defends marriage as God-made and binding amid calls for modern freedom. She argues flappers represent familiar patterns, praises straightforwardness, and notes shifts toward openness about sex and health. She cites 1923 disease and financial concerns shaping attitudes toward matrimony.
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Mrs. Bruge
Mrs. Bruce
Social Service Society
Dow
Lorre
Inchool
Unis
United States
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Mique
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Richy Jave
Symonds
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Admiral Symonds
Smithsonian Institute
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Cornell University
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Emmert
Old Lodge
John P
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Nori
Placa
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BY Allman
Tom
Olivia
Luke
WEA Service
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Conservation Club
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Woop
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Bep
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Elgit Krores
John
Neemard
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