Wisconsin Senator Wiley Ol and the WPA critique
Wisconsin public notices a rambling, incoherent address recalling Senator Wiley Ol and criticizing WPA policies. The speaker condemns economic plans and urges reform, arguing for intelligent experimentation and a focus on unemployment, spending, and social needs. References to WPA administrators, relief funds, and political rhetoric are interwoven with patriotic and religious imagery.
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Tovar
Ste
WPA
Wisconsin
Washington
America
Perotti
Quay
Courmanteen
Among Our Souvenirs Twenty Five Years Ago
Twenty five years ago in Shawano County much of the item list references birthdays engagements and moves. Diss Perry a Lincoln school teacher spent Sunday in Milwaukee. A surprise party honored Robert and Henry Frank on Saturday. Otto Stock and Emma Bial observed February birthdays. Augu st Anderson headed to camp Koepenick for a week. Joe Nachtwey returned from Langlade for a rest at the George Ait camp. Roy Bibelhausen had a birthday party planned for this afternoon. Lan of Bowler plans a business engagement in Shawano. Esther Raddant from Green Bay visited. Miss Marie Larson returned from school in Shepley. D. O Connell traveled to Appleton on railroad business. Seima Sommers returned from a Montana trip. The list covers numerous local people with notes on work, travels, and gatherings.
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Diss Perry
Lincoln School
Milwaukee
Robert
Henry Frank
Otto Stock
Emma Bial
Seymour
Mr. Stock
Richmond
Madison
August Anderson
Koepenick
Joe Nachtwey
Langlade
George Ait
Roy Bibelhausen
TA. Lan
Bowler
Shawano
Misa Esther Raddant
Green Bay
Mil Hoppe
Sugar Bush
Joe Lieg
Chicago
J. A. Lieg Company
Ben Hoeffs
Bonduel
A. I. Osborne
Grant Lodge
Eastern Star of Kansas
Kansas
Wisconsin Grand Lodge
Leonard Draeger
Tigerton
Frank Muskovitch
Montana
Belle Plaine
Co. A. Raisler
Marie Larson
Shepley
D. O'Connel
Appleton
Railt
Seima Sommers
George Dietzler
Maurice Brener
Gus Hainz
Lucille Osborne
Esther Ludolph
Lottie Stubenwoll
Chic Hayter
Lucille Dayh
Delia Brel
L. C. Brel
Waldeedon
Erna Klosterman
Louis Hoetts
Iosterman
Sawyer Street
Stanley
Tra Weeks
Sanderson
Murdock Hotel
Selma Rumlow
Journal
Tomlinson
Dllas
Texas
Ovsin Andrews
Tomahawk
Lyndal
Gordon Peterson
Hardings
Gordon
Oshkosh
Willa Mayer
Hurella Behnke
Green Valley
Birs
James Fischer
Gresham
Gir
Frilay
Hartman
Graf
Retail Lumber Company
Atate Lumbermen’s
Bilwaukee
William Ebertein
Marlin Vaelz
Charles Guenzel
Edward Reichel
Arleen van Doran
Antigo
Luella Krueger
Washington
Virgie Schmidt
Betty Morgan
George Berton
Pulcifey
Shawanoon
Otto Drauchrey
Sidney Grignon
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masony
Wenzel Rutte
Leopolis
Matthew Wallrich
Consolidated Badger Cooperative
National Cheese Firms Back WAA Sales Drive
Wisconsin cheese surpluses will be dented by a nationwide drive with at least 10 000 cheese salesmen, opening April 24. 250 000 sales kits will be distributed to retail outlets, featuring a four color ad display and sales pieces. The effort aims to raise prices and stabilize markets for Wisconsin cheese during May to July production.
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Wisconsin
Carlson
WAA
National Movie Quiz Announces February 27 Winners
Motion picture audiences nationwide are invited to participate in an event on February 27. The day will be marked by the announcement of winners in the $250,000 movie quiz contest from stages of participating theatres across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. W. Nagie
Crescent Theatre
Chemical Bank and Trust Company of
New York
Ogden Reid
James E. West
Helen Wills Moody
Bruce Barton
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wiley
Tourspiel
Techiurca
Jock
Vane
Allennen
Ehareh
Supreme Court of
Lie
United States
Hare
Fuirope
Stiamge and
Tualig
Shawana
Shawano County
Faye Miller
Union 08 South Africa
Greece
Verigues
Ata Ass
United Poe
United
ROVE
Morton
Australian
East Indies
Iew
Igier
SR Morecco
Tangier
China
India
Russia
Akon
York City
AEST
Citizens State Bank
Shawano, Wisconsin
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Laehn Coal & Wood Co
Shawano, Wis
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