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Newspaper
Oshkosh Daily Northwestern
Location
Oshkosh, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1908
Page
3
Fragmented OCR text describes efforts to organize a local society in a city with aims to recruit members, regulate dues, and establish activities. It references plans for June targets and potential investigations, but the exact events and names are unclear due to broken text.
Ideals defeat Blue Ribbons two games to one in a three game series as early play unfolds. No clear dates or locations are provided, but the scoreline and outcome highlight a close competitive set.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Professor Lenix and a church setting with a Congregational Chair. details are unreadable, but reference a talk on longevity.
Oshkosh bankers condemn the Aldrich 1 percent measure as inadequate and prohibitive. They argue the proposed tax rate is too high and would hurt deposits, with critics noting the plan relies on bonds and a mere bank-backed currency. The debate centers on financial safeguards and the panic era context influencing proposals before Congress.
The discussion centers on a proposed central bank as a safeguard against financial instability. Charles Lchriber advocates for a centralized currency supply with elastic credit, while opponents fear government control. Proposals compare to the Aldrich bill and call for currency more responsive to ordinary business needs.
E T Brien superintendent of Berlin Schools cites a study on proper ventilation showing improved air quality and health, noting reduced death rates and better concentration with a centralized system. He recounts experiments and a proposed free-installation offer by a ventilation manufacturer, stressing dollars and cents.
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