Metal trades show steady demand for winter hiring
Employment records indicate continued demand for metal workers and related trades as winter approaches. Mort Malone, head of the free employment bureau, reports confidence in steady work through the season while farm, road, and factory labor remain about the same as prior weeks, with activity noted in the women's department.
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Mort Malone
Government
Free Employment Bureau
Woman's Department
City Considers Recount Budget to Address Population Study
City officials weigh a possible recount at an estimated cost of about 2000 dollars after federal estimates show Oshkosh population rising only 55 percent, prompting discussion of budget provisions for a formal count. Local leaders cite housing and permit data supporting steady growth and seek guidance from Congress.
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Equinell
United Statea
Oubkouk
James
Cty
Cox
Edanboard
Federal Consum Department
Oshkesh
Coromission Council
Edward R Fsmith
Asociation of Commerce
Floren Lampert
Smith
Osblesh
Employment outcomes from recent registrations show gaps
The report notes 118 men and 35 women registered for 127 available posts. Of 117 men referred, 90 obtained employment, while 27 of 152 women referred were successful.
Ashland Man Injured In Auto Crash Also Hurts Family
Condition improves for C. H. Werder and his daughter Mise J Morehy Werden of Ashland after a serious Sunday automobile collision. Mrs Werden and Wade Weeder, son of Mr Werder, are reported safe. The family resides on Wad e York Cap Tr and 3 gone for Jeanston in Chicaka Mich.
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Bee al
Ashland
Rod Mangh
C. H. Werder
Mise J Morehy Werden
Mercy Hospital
Better
Mr. Werdes
Mra Werden
F& Sured
Pecuse
Farising
Feeb
Spake Gransementa
Wade Weeder
Lez
Wade York Cap
Jeanston
DI Wak Streee
Waller
Merdina Tenth Street
Bingen
Misa
Maria Laven
Question of Support to Mine Workers Up
At the American Federation gathering in New York the convention returns to consider backing the United Mine Workers. The debate centers on support amid controversies in the hard coal fields and related labor issues.
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Presa Atlawnte Cy. X.I
American Federation of Later
United 3S
Oshkosh Welfare Drive Announces Final Campaign Aims
The Oshkosh welfare drive plans to raise 26000 for charitable purposes with a Thursday announcement. The publicity committee chaired by D W Geer will meet Wednesday to map the campaign and outline publicity plans. The upcoming Thursday reveal is expected to introduce a new welfare drive procedure in the community.
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D. W. Geer
Emma Steinke Attends Bank Women Convention in Atlanta
Miss Emma M. Steinke manager of the Firat Rational bank women’s department returns from Atlanta City where she joined 16 Wisconsin attendees at the third annual Convention of the Association of Bank Women. 123 representatives from most states participated led by Milas Kenny of Milwaukee’s First National Bank. The group aims to bolster cooperation and professionalism among women in banking and to provide opportunities for others. Natale Lambler of National City Bank of New York presides over the women’s wing.
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Emma M. Steinke
Bank Women Ab Aliande
Chrys Ming Eroma Jr. Steinke
Firat Rational Bank
Atlante City
Association of Bank Women
Wisconsin
Milas Kenny
First National Bank of Milwaukee
Miembera
Association of Bankei
Wonders of the Alps Meeting Adopts Fundraising Plan
The club voted to export the gums to a team and named FB Keefe as chairman to recruit 2 1 members for the game. Dr E F Hicket spoke on iodine lack in Switchland and the uplifting effect of mountains and sunsets.
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Kiwenls Gay
Oakkoah-Piatier
E. F. Hicket
Switchland
van Dyke
Davis Notes Kl Organization Like Football Team
Infeo Alvin E Davis of Marinette compares the Kl organization to a football team and a baseball team. He argues the baseball model keeps men waiting for their turn while the football model requires every man to play every minute and hold his opponent.
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Infeo Alvin E Davis
Marinette
Hiwants Club Dance Supports Privileged Child Movement
The Hiwants club announced a Friday evening dance at the municipal clubhouse. It will be for members and invited guests only and devoted to supporting the major privileged child movement, as a private event rather than a public party.
University extension division fraud warrant for Powell at Oshkosh
A warrant alleging fraud was filed with the University Extension Division regarding the return of Dr. Powell to Oshkosh. Hope is voiced that Oshkosh will respond to warrant actions to retain Powell, who is teaching two courses in Bible literature with potential for additional offerings if approved.
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University Extension Division
Ozhkosh
Powell
Oshkosh
John Niels
Wabeer Powell
Harel
Fond @a Lac
Toyran
Prince of Wales Chooses American Partner for Uruguayan Visit
In Montevideo the heir to the British throne preferred Veronica Por siamce of Kansas City as his dancing partner at social functions. When he invited her to a dance she declined the honor, though she was also invited to others.
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Prince of Wales
Veronica Porsiamce
Kansas City
Montevideo
Uruguay
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