Tscharner Talk Valuable Lesson at La Crosse High School
Postmaster W B Techarner delivered a talk on the postal service at La Crosse High School on March 10 1909 praising education and urging students to study hard and prepare for the future noting his own rural upbringing and limited schooling and stressing the value of opportunity and parental pride.
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la Crosse High School
W. B. Techarner
la Crosse
Wis
Prof. Benezet
City of la Crosse
Benezet
United States
Post Office Clerks Impress Visitor With Insightful Talk
Professor Benerzet remarks after touring the postal system in many cities. He praises post office clerks and letter carriers and credits Mr Tscharner for a revealing talk.
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Benerzet
Postmaster Generals and civic ambition urged in speech
The speaker praises past postmasters general George Von L. Meyer and Frank H. Hitchcock, commending their dedication to reform like postal savings banks and parcels post. He emphasizes education, hard work, honesty, and the belief that any boy or girl can reach high public office, urging students to aspire toward national service.
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New York City
Hitchcock
George von L. Meyer
Taft
Frank H. Hitchcock
Massachusetts
Tai
Post Office Department of the
P. O
Benjamin Franklin
Philadelphia
Maine
Georgia
Public talk on postal service urges keen judgment
A speaker lauds the postmaster general and outlines the U S Postal Service scope, costs, and rates. He stresses education about mail operations, explains class rates for first third and fourth class matter, domestic and foreign postage, postal cards rules, and common addressing mistakes.
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