ENGINEER SAVES FIREMAN AFTER STRIKE BY A POLE
A Northwest railroad engineer moved a unconscious fireman to a hospital as the train passed under a bridge. Fireman Steve Peterson survived, while James Murphy, the engineer, was responsible for the quick action. The incident occurred near St Paul, Minnesota, during a moment of crisis on the line.
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Red Cross
Monroe County
Hunters’ Association
Tomar
Wis
James “Murphy
Northwestern
Ivory
St Paul
St. Paul
Steve Peterson
Dunn of
Madigan Democrat
Crange
Mizma Delta Chi
Sparta
A. T. Burdick
Tomah Argainst
Milwautkee
My. Burdick
Wisconsin Ranks Ninth in Industry Among the States
A Wisconsin speaker notes the state has 278,600 industrial payroll workers and $700,000,000 in annual manufactured goods. He laments low local consumption yet highlights Wisconsin’s industrial progress and capacity to produce far more than it uses.
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Wisconsin
Wesconsi
Maillson
Fairy Occupied He Says She Feels Confident
Fragmentary lines suggest a person named Fairy remarks on confidence and a habit or practice. The text includes mentions of feeling sure, taking to practices, and a reference to being asleep, but the passage is incomplete and lacks clear events or outcomes.
Changes in Wisconsin education personnel announced
Madison Wis Several changes in the personnel of the state department of public instruction have occurred recently Dr H N Goddard formerly supervisor of high schools with emphasis on agriculture leaves to become superintendent of the city schools at Chippewa Falls Mr J O G B Larson resigns as state supervisor of rural schools and will head the Kewaunee Door County training school Dr W W Tueisen moves to Cleveland Ohio to direct the barley of educational measurements Miss Katherine Injerk becomes assistant professor of element education Dr Joe who succeeded Goddard as city schools superintendent returns to graduate study at Columbia University and directs the religious education survey department of the Interchurch move follows Georg who will supervise
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Madison
Wis
H. N. Goddard
Chipepewa Falls
Larson
Kewaunee Door County
W. W. Tueisen
Cleveland
Oho
Koatherine
Clement
Ir. Joe
Goddard
Highmend
Giles
Army Educational Service
France
Columbia University
Tnter Vhuren
Georg Vyho Will
Wisk
WHS
Iowa State Teachers’ College
Kearney
Nebraska
Towa
Disk
Yin Ww
T. Osburn
Rural education leaders and school supervision figures
The document outlines careers of educators across Iowa and neighboring states. It notes Wisk as a rural education specialist and former state college professor. Dick as supervisor of consolidated 1–12 schools in Iowa with many consolidations. Osburn as a psychology educator and university supervisor. and Miss Isabel Werrdson and others involved in supervision and course studies in Maryland and Kansas.
Change At the Exact Moment Doubt Cast on Youth
An unclear fragment references two young men and a questioning moment about worthiness. The text is damaged and lacks coherent details, making it difficult to identify people, places, or events.
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Warrens
Tomah Electric and ‘Telephone
Railroad Commission
Warrens Exchange
Toman
Jundior Red Cross
Red Cross News
Connir Red Cross Fond
Tis
5.C. Tetsu
Bertha Krieger
Gustavus Kreger
Barlow Houg
Bert Roar
Low & Hoag
Hunters' Association
Issaculen
Monroe
Vauty
Sears Eo
Galesville
Monroe County Armani Tink
Shelier
pWemen Christin Temperance Union
Snag. Tu
Belle Ady. Arsenate
Refege Work
London
Neary
Marracustie
Freckles
Tag
Aleks
BY Blosser
Jenn
NYES
Badger State
Mata George Kull
Bost
JNDGA
Crewman
Kondon
Conneapolis, Minn
Cotton
Mai- Lee
Seeanpert
Aeco
Aint
Nelson
Main St
la Crosse
Audi
Astor
Chariie Chapin
Rhe
Sampief
Noaloaar
Atyle
Zener de Antner
Fort Bedan
Tama
Rgvd
the Rural Weekly
St. Paul, Minn
Horick
Neri
Vite
Cartar
Engles Ign
Isabel Werrdson
Stack Davidson
Paramore County
Maryland
Baltimore County
Geri
Tang
National Biscuit Company
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
S. Michigan Ave
Chicago, NL
The
Apes
Kodak
Moen
Kodak Shop
St. la Crosse
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