Wisconsin Public Notice of Tower Bids Summary
A Wisconsin notice dated June 1 1038 announces tower bids under leasing and associated department actions. It lists dates and numbers, with references to state agency bids and public records. The fragmentary item references Associated press style wording and municipal procedures for equipment bids.
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Havanees
Wisa
Pee
Bad Aleo
Nowras
Oshhgsh
Wisconsin
Batarday
Dune
Flag Day Observance Called For Nationwide Pride
The article urges observance of Flag Day on a Sunday, June 14, and calls for citizens to display the national colors. It emphasizes patriotism, reflection on the flag’s meaning, and the duty to honor liberty and justice while encouraging proper observance and public display.
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Capgresy
Ping da Galno
Avery
Ruth
Wberty
Justice
Oshkosh Week Promotes Civic Spirit and Cooperation
Oshkosh promotes a week long civic program organized by the Oubkowh Association of Commerce. An expert speaker will address neighborhood women and citizens on community improvement, urging unity, pride, and cooperative effort for local welfare and growth.
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Onhwoah
Citheena
Barning Hom
Oubkowh Association of Commercs
Ang x. Wel
Four Power Pact Brings Hope for European Stability
The article outlines a strengthened Franco British alliance with France backed by Belgium and a new four power pact aimed at securing peace in Europe. It links to the Dawes plan and Washington principles and notes economic benefits for France alongside defense commitments against German aggression. It also mentions broader world political context and hopeful prospects for future international conferences.
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Europa
Grumt Yritala
France
Pantorn Frontin
Europe
London
Wilson
Briand
Lloyd Goorn
Cagnen
Hriiain
Friten Agelnet
Germany
Franco
Britain
Word
Belglim
Indaga
Air
Oshkosh Over the Top for Endowment Drive
Oshkosh residents rally for a 6 million endowment fund to aid disabled veterans and orphans. Subscriptions near completion as volunteers push donations to meet the national goal, with emphasis on rapid support from citizens and a call for prompt contributions.
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American Legion
Calse
Dla
Cabkosh
Vna
European travel patterns draw Americans abroad in summer
The piece notes many Americans travel to Europe in summer for vacations and study, though cities offer limited entertainment as many theaters close and cultural life slows. It contrasts winter and summer stays, mentions lower costs for lodging and travel, and warns about timing and market conditions for tours and accommodations.
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Europa
Chicago
Botere
Europe
Roen
Caplinis
Mall Kary Banda
Opera Hound
Purp
di Ravinia
European Citier
Professora
Durate
Phyaigiane
How many people work in the United States this year
A government report estimates the U S population at 119 484 000 as of July 1 last year with 86 000 000 under 16 not employed. About 5 000 000 adults are not gainfully employed mostly as homemakers. 3 3 million work for others. 9 8 million are self employed or run their own businesses. The share of workers rose during wartime and stands near 78 percent of adults employed. Definitions of employer blur with corporations swallowing many employers including farmers proprietors and small merchants.
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Inneau
Economie Feneurch
Bureau
United States
Humneas
Lima Wuttas
Themavlven
United Sintex Steel Corporation
Denath Hane
Perhape
Attlent
Be & Corpora Ton
Madison Journs and Eau Claire Lander Items
Readers comment on leadership in Armorica and Green Bay as a convention site, with editorials debating youth activity and civic projects. A Fond du Lac Commonwealth notes the high school band’s public park performance, while Shawano Advocals urges students to seek summer jobs for productive use of time.
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Armorica
Madison
Commarco
Minke Green Bay
Eiuy
Wiyconaln
Arwen Bay
Tacine Journal
Eau Claire Lander
Fond Dau Lan
Fe O
Boye and
Pitta
Arade
Outlaw War Through International Law and Accord
A historical plea argues that war can be outlawed by codifying international law and creating enforceable global treaties. It stresses the danger of modern weaponry, warns that noncombatants are no longer protected, and calls for universal agreement, arbitration, and public support to abolish war as a state instrument.
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Sara Botins
Raymond
Wilfer
Europe
Xl International Maputen
Thera Atepe
Children’s pictorial crossword puzzle clues list
Puzzle clues describe solving steps and word positions in a illustrated crossword. Entries include Running Across and Running Down sections with terms about directing weapons, biblical figures, authors, and Shakespeare. The garbled OCR shows misread letters but preserves names like Huckleberry Finn and Julie.
Sunshine Pellets and Diet Claims Amid Odd Text
Miscellaneous clipped snippets discuss Sunshine Pellets and a dubious diet claim from Dr. Newburgh of Ann Arbor Mich. The fragment cites hardening arteries and high blood pressure caused by herbivores fed a carnivorous diet, weaving odd kitchen and health notes with crypticlines about dust, doors, and mercury.
Public Library Adds Wide Range of New Books
The Main Streets library shelves a diverse fiction and non fiction selection including Barson House of Manerdas Fleiding Eames Erskine Case Heldenstam Tales Oppenheim Stolen den Lucienne Swith Little Karga Von Zisturech White Trails and more. Additional titles cover photography camping travel myth and religious works with authors Brockwell Colfing Conrad Ferguton Firststone Metopolitan Life Insurance Montague Pistos Sharp Wingam Mary and many others enhancing readers choices.
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Atlen—Muay Fatr
Barson
Fleiding
Eames-Erskine Case
Heldenstam
Oppenheim
Romania
Lucienne
Swith
Karga
von Zisturech
Brockwell
Polios Dog
Thaoby
Conrad
Capebin
Ferguton
Hawaii
Pic. ‘Metropolitan Life Insurahde Com.pany
Montague
Pistos
Putnam
West
Broadway
Mary Library
Inventios Ackor
Confield
Cuttle
Darrow
Elloe
Fabre
Hartley
tLant Parrakeet
Longetreth
Silent Five
Green to study international tax trends in Europe
William A. Green, Iowa congressman, attends meetings of the International Chamber of Commerce committee on taxation, aiming to inform a new U.S. revenue bill. He discusses England’s tax system, hopes to learn from Europe, and notes English officials’ broader tax authority. Green, born 1856 in Colt, Connecticut, is a Republican who has served since a 1911 special election and traveled with surveys to the Virgin Islands and Puerto Rico.
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REP
William
OREEN
Wublect
Williams A. Green
Jehairman
House of
Thomas 5. Adams
Fale
International Ae Chamber
Bruz- Rewr
Graan Ia
Europe
Waya and Means
England
France
Germany
United States
Green
Httle
Mr. Green
Connecticut
Congress
Iowa
Colt, Shooter
Oberlin Colege
Dow City
District Court
Ho Haa Benn
Washington
Green Ives
Cownell Blutts
Eutone
Virgin
A Beautiful Spain From An Oshkosh Gentleman's Letter
An Oshkosh writer describes travel from Paris to Barcelona through rural France and wine country. He notes crude farming, peasant life, and vivid vineyards before entering Spain via the Pyrenees, observing Spanish people, scenery, and climates along the Mediterranean coast.
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Nock
Barcelona
Spain
Rho
Intt
London
Paris
Parla
France
Europe
Parle
America
Pyrenees Range
Alps
Pyrenees
Port Bow
Spantah
The Man on the Corner Praises the Fallea Lumber Company
The article extols Fallea Lumber Company as a civic asset in Oslo Kopi. It credits improvements to Pearl Street upper block and new Paine Thrift Bank corner, noting repairs and new structures enhance appearance and utility. It praises indirect growth of Sawyer Avenue and urges supportive civic policy to avoid stifling development.
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Fallea Lumber Company
Oslo- Kopi
Innet
Pearl Strest
Paine Thrift Bank
Pearl Street
Sawyer Avenue
Michael's Marriage Chapter 108 Power Struggle Looms
Michael faces pressure as Arthur Manning probes his plan to start a business. The meeting reveals that gossip from within the family has leaked to directors, complicating Michael's position. Manning weighs the offer while expressing doubt about Michael’s honesty and future. The scene ends with unresolved tension and a cliffhanger.
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Michael
Leah
Arthor
Isin
Lonnie
Manning
Linh
Luan
Hlaeyem
Arthur
Lilah
Michaal
Ima
Genteel Talk on Opinion and Endless Commonplaces
The text critiques the urge to dictate universal truths in a world of rapid journalism and shifting realities. It recalls anecdotes about thinkers like Voltaire and Agennais, noting the futility of repeating familiar ideas and the danger of confident declarations in public discourse.
Poems and Tour Notes From Far Cities
Fragmented lines touch on poetry and travel as Algernon Charles Swinburne and others ponder value of love and gold. The prose describes oriental landscapes, Spanish architecture with Moorish hints, Mediterranean bloom, and a voyage through Granada toward the Alhambra with a forthcoming letter from Féward Smith.
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Algernon Charles Ewinhurne
Granada
Alhambra
Féward Smith
Allied Demands Remove General Von Seeckt
Allied powers demand the removal of General Hans Von Seeckt as commander of the German army, citing strategic disagreements and demands for leadership change amid postwar restructuring.
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Allied
Hit von Seeckt
Hans von Seeckt
Chile
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