Country teachers largely recruited from the farms
A survey by 58 Andersen, superintendent of public instruction, shows rural areas supply most teachers. Of 75 percent who reported, 40 percent taught in towns or cities, while a smaller share stayed in rural settings. The study notes many teachers are from farm backgrounds and face limited opportunities in the countryside.
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Madisus
Wis
Fonsin
Ely Teo
Yasung Couhlen
Sustemed Refier
Fife Iene
Fara Childeen
Andersen
Ryder
Bern Ander
Ullg
Crete
Solons Attack Borata Plan For Economic Meet
Solons assail the Borata plan for an international economic conference amid friction over arms limits and strategic aims. The debate centers on extending authority and potential ratification, with references to U S ships and Washington policy alongside opposition from Laidesmid and others.
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Solons
Borata
Market Close Amid Volatile Trading As Shares Decline
A chaotic stock session ends with broad declines and thin demand. Investors monitor energy and chemical sectors while major indexes slip, with trade volumes subdued and several large caps behind losses.
Railroad Unions Elect F. Green Legislative Head
Floyd Green of North La Crosse named legislative head by Milwaukee railroad unions. The board includes representatives from conductors, trainmen, firemen, engineers and other craft groups. The meeting aimed to coordinate during the upcoming legislative session in Chicago or Milwaukee.
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F. Green
Floyd Green
North la Crosse
Ete Gineer
la Crosse
Milwauukee
Dd 4
Agatherheot
Tedmodye Phemet
Musger
Aeeen
Tr Green
Trie Bavernot
Chieiee
Green
Macdiaun
Wisconsin Liquor Importation Crisis Sparks Prohibition Debate
The piece details Smith arguing Wisconsin’s liquor import problem is driven by cross border smuggling and enforcement gaps. It notes department actions, requests for permit renewals, and the impact on state authority amid prohibition pressures and emergency requests.
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Banger State
Smith
Wisconsin
Bayer Frenatt
Canada
Buckley Sanith
Peays
Minnesota
Phic Ste
Umist
Coon Valley men pay fines in police court
John Walzer charged with driving a vehicle under liquor influence and Nick H. son charged with being a plain damn bath of Goan Willey territory paid fines of $42.50 and $7.40 in police court Wednesday morning. Kalter drove the car that struck George Strombeck's machine at 21 Cass Street last Saturday night. Judge Hunt warned that a future offense could bring 60 to 90 days in jail.
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John Walzer
Nick H. Son
Goan Willey
Kalter
George Strombeck
Cass Street
Hunt
Fire damages wood shed on Wood Street
A wood shed at 1908 Wood Street, residence of Caid en, was damaged by fire around midnight Tuesday. Officials cannot determine the cause. An earlier report misattributed a sprinkler alarm to La Crosse Nottingham works instead of Star Eating works at 2:38 PM Monday.
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Wood Street
Aiden
la Crosse Tenitting Works
Star Eating Works
Obituary: Carl Biesce 7 Furl Frederick Gothel Lesch
An elderly resident of La Crosse passed away at his home on Sunday after illness. He was born February 11, 1848, in Germany and married to Wilhelena Charlotta Thoate. Survived by his widow and children, the funeral took place at Saint Joseph’s Ride Cemetery with services at the German Lutheran church. Interment followed at the city cemetery.
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United States
Tiger Tire
Dodge
Shane Rhies
Atephine Curriers
Bork
Laidesmid
Agate i
Tiwei
Carl Biesce
Frederick Gothel Lesch
Lit Crosse
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Betur
Tasanger Street
Welowk
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Pasunumia
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Ier
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Germany
Pete He
Dean Wilheena Charlotta Thoate
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Tee
Lam
August
Germ GM Gis Wits
Albert Stuebes
Johanna Hest
Charles Ffotfrit
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Badeer
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Excellent Music Elevates Riviera Film Score
Frederick Peters conducts the Beyer stett orchestra at the Riviera, delivering a deftly timed score that heightens drama and ties the mood to the film. The prologue characters are clearly characterized by the music, with love and danger motifs driving tempo and emotion, making the picture come alive beyond visuals.
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Frederick Peters
Beyerstedt
The
Riviera
Tegeratedt
Othoe
Neverthel
Urge Removal of Property Offset to Income Tax
A state tax commission argues against retaining a 10 percent property offset and favors shifting up to 50 percent of the tax to corporations and stockholders. It contends corporate income tax is largely borne by individuals via dividends and that current exemption grants too much immunity to corporations. Recommendations were sent to Governor Elvine and later to be shaped into proposals for the upcoming message to the heels in hire.
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Dj Turad
Commission
Elvine
Ile Ha
Robbers Break Into Church and Steal Communion Wine
Vandals entered St Andrew's Episcopal Church in Astiland Wisconsin on Wednesday night crashing a broken window to seize about five gallons of sacramental wine kept for communion. This marks the second break-in in as many days. The wine is to be removed from storage per rector Rev. HLH. Rush.
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Astiland
Wis
St Andrew's Episcopal Church
Hlh. Rush
Sons and Daughters of Norway Banquet Tonight at Chamber
The second annual Sons and Daughters of Norway banquet will be held Wednesday evening at the Chamber of Commerce starting at seven. An evening program features music and speeches, with last year’s joint banquet inspiring this year’s extended dinner and entertainment.
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Sons and Daughters of Norn
Chamber of Commerce
Musica T Peleek
Poor Commissioner and Sheriff Visit Camp of Indians
County officials visited an Indian camp in the Black River bottoms three miles south of Trempealeau. Commissioner Burdick checked on Charles Greengrass who is ill and bedridden. Sheriff Alleer accompanied Burdick and interviewed Mrs. Kim Deecorah Fourcend, who took her 11 year old son Reymond Deer from Tomah for shopping, then to school.
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Black River Bottoms
Trempeatean
Tucksay
Burdick
Charles Greengrass
Qreen
Alimer
Kimi Deecorah
Reymond Deer
Tomah
Iowa University Medical College Receives $2 Million Gifts
Two gifts totaling 2.345 million to the University of Iowa College of Medicine from the General Education Board and the Rockefeller Foundation will fund a new hospital and laboratory. President Jessup announced plans to seek 4500000 over five years from the legislature to complete the goal. Building will be near the town river, with initial work to begin soon. phased funding hinges on legislative approval.
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Colece of Medicine
University of Iown
General Elucation Board
Rockefeller Foundation
W. A. Jessup
WR. Boyd
State Board of Education
Whs
Irwa
Best
Boyd
Nuff
Out Our Way by Williams Column Fragment
A fragment of the Williams column titled Out Our Way appears with a power line likely indicating a subject or theme. The readable portion is incomplete, preventing a full summary of the article’s stance, person, or event.
Carmelite Sister Home Chaplain Dies in Wisconsin
A clergyman connected to the Carmelite Sisters' home south of Kenosha died after illness. He had traveled from Manitowoc to the Kenosha home to serve as chaplain, but succumbed before assuming duties. The body will be moved to Manitowoc for burial.
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Kenosha
Lobor
Manitowoc
Censors Pass Upon Films Not Actors
Seattle theater censors refuse to judge actor Roscoe Arbuckle or his fitness for film work. The board says its duty is to pass on morals of pictures, not individuals, deciding not to permit Arbuckle’s return.
Big Power Plan For Twin Cities Announced
The Bribeshy Businessing and Management Corporation funds an $80,060.00 project to boost Northern States Power capacity by 306 000 horsepower for Minneapolis and St Paul. The program covers construction with start immediately on a new steam turbine plant on the Mississippi River near the High Bridge in St Paul. First generating unit to be installed at about 40…
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Ctocago
INA
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Northern States Power Company
Minnesoti
Dakotas
Wisconsin
Minois
Tawa
Briieshy Businessing and Management Corporation
Proghast
Aississippi
High Bridge
Unclear Cover Letter Missing Clear Details
The fragment describes a misaddressed cover letter from a Wisconsin town with garbled names and a questioned monetary value. It references a cover envelope and a value tied to American money but contains numerous typos, making factual extraction difficult.
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