Wisconsin Editors Tour Wisconsin County Centers
Wisconsin editors embark on the second annual First tour visiting Kilbourn Baraboo and the Devil's Lake region then proceed to La Crosse Vernon and Crawford counties. They will be hosted by local clubs and editors with agricultural and county officials accompanying and arranging programs and excursions along the Mississippi River and within the state.
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Madison
Fiz
Wisconsin
Wisqconsin Association
Kilbourn
Colubia County
Baraboo
Devil's Lake
I. Kyiheon
Columbia
Sank
Pitas
Janes Bodene
Rota 7
Oshorne
Sauk County
H. EB. Coleanil
H. KR. Pace
Beesides News
Sabureadyy
Marians
Tithway
Tevisiting
Nenay Naor
Reedsharg
Wantwoe
Hilehaco
Casnant
Portitagh
Wet Middleridge
P BT
Liddle
Agricutturi
Monroe County
Antoine Hile Ci
la Crosse County
Wil
Ifs
Ellen
Vernan
Ines Ponte
Srheling
Wo Goldlemith
Viroqua
Cenper
Achermerhem Brothers
Vernon County
Chier
Tawa Publishers
Ramainler
Metjpecer
Iowa
Crawford County
Manor Tabet
Belmont
Geant
Shereman
The
Herald
Lianetster
Mgem
Pernimire
Thardate
Vant
Wm. M. Rindland
Phat Tree
Valuable Avice The Flassy Townsman and Farmyard Advice
Avesible townsman gives Fratultius advice to an old farmer, critiquing farm animals and the farmer’s ways. The townsman asks how to make a slow horse fast, and the farmer replies by simple wisdom: do not feed him. This Philadelphia Bulletin item reflects a humorous rural exchange.
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Fratultius
Philadelphia Bulletin
Japanese Leather Frem تولید
Fragmentary OCR text reports Japan making leather from inner bark materials and mentions naval tied to manufacturing and sales. The readable portions are incoherent and do not provide clear events, dates, or entities to summarize reliably.
French Depopulation Debate Reexamined by Simonds
Washington report analyzes 1921 France vital stats. Births and deaths show net gains despite war, with immigration offsetting losses. Population nearly stationary, depopulation not yet begun. comparisons with Germany and Britain noted, along with Alsace Lorraine effects.
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Washington
France
Germany
Great Britain
Frances
Belgium
Switzerland
Spain
Italy
United States
Rhine
Syria
Morocco
Alsace-Lorraine
James
Marne
Verdune
McClure
I Am Bourgeois More Or Less Poem Confession
Berthon Braley’s verse satirizes realists and puritan views while praising patriotism and marriage as a cheerful, bourgeois life. The poem mocks gloom and lists personal preferences with a light tone. An unrelated note adds Eskimos own about seventy percent of Alaska’s reindeer.
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Berton Braley
Kipling
Tennyson
Miic
Alaska
Sweden Overhauls School System To Include All
Sweden plans a sweeping education reform to provide universal access from elementary to university levels. The plan makes schools coeducational, allows earlier specialization, and shifts most university work to the state. A Lyceum would offer direct elementary to university matriculation in seven years. Funding rises by about 1 million dollars annually.
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Sweden
Swedish School Commission
Realskela
Revnityr
Lyceum
Dust in the air during storms swamps regions with tonnage
A historical note states that in ordinary storms lower air contains at least 225 tons of dust per cubic mile, while severe storms can hold up to 126000 tons of dust and sand per cubic mile. Dust storms may persist for twenty to thirty days, then reference cuts to an insurance policy loss discovered by a major life insurer.
Unclear text fragment on heat and perspiration effects
Fragmentary notes discuss loss of policies and a dog sticking its tongue out. Mentions cooling the Rot and heat required to evaporate perspiration from exertion. Content is incoherent and hard to interpret.
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Auto Club
la Crosse
Dietz Garage
Ford Garage
Frank H. Simonds
Fletcher
Roger Pres Fee
Eazact
Castoria
Centaur Combahy
New York
CIT
Nfe Insurance
Leon Oat
Anton xeaTa
HPF
RB Bank of Stamps
Goodyear West
Odd Lot Sale Yard Fabric Section
Tust
Seip
Deerfinger
White Mountain
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