Organize Society to Boost Interest in Newspaper Work
A new organization in Maison Wisconsin aims to spark high school student interest in newspaper work. It forms from a screening two years ago led by Prof W G Tleyer of the University of Wisconsin journalism program. High school editors are active, with district plans to divide the county and hold regional meetings.
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Water power development under the Capitol Dome
Madison seeks to ease hydroelectric power strain as undertapped water power lags. Engineering data shows potential capacity near 240000 horse power, while total undeveloped resources reach about 400000. Costs to transport power from mines to Wisconsin markets run into millions, tempering rapid hydro development.
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Wisconsin tree list misreads species for planting
The American Forestry Association list praises several trees for Wisconsin landscape use, but misrates species like the black ash and box alder. It cautions against cottonwood and poplar varieties, and extols the Balm of Gilead and black walnut for aroma and ornamental value amid broader notes on future posterity and tree growth.
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