Wisconsin study says rural relief must be long term
A Wisconsin study by George W. Hill and Ronald A. Smith analyzes ten thousand rural relief families. It argues relief is a permanent issue requiring long term planning with unemployables kept in a separate agency and a focus on farm income to reduce dependency. It calls for trained staff, flexible policies, and strong state coordinated support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viere
Wisconsin
Munster
George W. Ilill
University of Wisconsin
Ronald A. Smith
Works Progress
Yonort
Government urged to cut barriers for private business
The voice calls on government to remove barriers hindering business activity and to allow private industry to absorb unemployed workers, citing weariness and lack of confidence as factors in the economic climate.
Labor Leaders Reject Fearful Business Policy
A mid winter AFL conference statement argues against policies that blame business for unemployment. It claims such baiting harmed growth and employment, warns against economic royalists, and urges a shift toward policies supportive of industry and expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Chamber of Commerce
Big Business
Little Business
American Federation of Labor
Commerce Hopkins
Perkins
Labor Organization
Named for Washingtons friend at Carroll Founders Day
The piece explains Carroll college founded in 1846 as Carroll named in honor of Charles Carroll of Carrollton. It notes the Prairieville Scotch Irish Presbyterians chose the name to honor a signer of the Declaration and a close friend of George Washington, reflecting patriotism and pioneer devotion in Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carroll College
Prairieville
Prairieville Academy
Northwest Territory
Territory of
Wisconsin
Carroll
Jefferson
Hamilton
Frankline
Charles Carroll
Carrollton
Commonwealth of Maryland
George Washington
Patriot chooses U S citizenship over Italian fortune
A Kalamazoo paper mill worker Frank Rusoti refuses a potential fortune in Italy to keep his American citizenship. He served in World War I, grew up in Milwaukee, and prefers liberty and opportunity in the United States to any European wealth. The piece notes February anniversaries of great Americans and contrasts gratitude with critics of citizenship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kalamazoo
Mich
Frank Rusoti
U.S
Rusoti
Italy
Castellona
United States
Milwaukee
Ruson
Prom Committee Named For Annual Junior Dance
Vernal Rosenow will lead the prom as king after a class election. He heads a large committee with Dorothea Martin and Mary Ellen King among others. Subcommittees cover decorations invitations programs music refreshments and cloak room with numerous student helpers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernal Rosenow
Walter Rosenow
Vernal
Dorothea Martin
Mary Ellen King
Eloise Lane
Shirley Ritchie
Marjorie Iwen
James Smith
George Lindroth
John Martin
Bob Thimke
Dorothea
Martine
Donald Kroenke
Marjorie Brei
Lyle Prodell
Roger Milsap
Gerald Baumeister
Florence Oertel
Eleanor Beversdorf
Grace Rudic
James Brackob
Lucille Olson
Ruth Staub
Lois Druckrey
Mary Margaret Manning
Barbara Gauthier
Helen Rosenberg
Jeanne Ames
Doris Pahlow
Kenneth Theis
Orville Huebner
Robert Weix
Donald Murdock
Glen Allen
John Waukechon
Male Chorus To Entertain Shawano Woman's Club
The Shawano Male chorus will present a program at Shawano Woman's Club Friday afternoon March 3 directed by Eric Albers with Mrs. William Cantwell Jr as accompanist. They will sing folk songs and modern pieces. Miss Virginia Reetz will perform a piano number and Mrs. Jacob Klein will speak briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawano
Shawano Woman's Club
Eric Albers
William Cantwell, Jr
Virginia Reetz
Jacob Klein
Clyde Morrow
Harold Meyer
Woodlawn Cemetery Society Monthly Meeting Recap
The Woodlawn Cemetery Society held its monthly gathering with large attendance. Plans to resume work on the new cemetery chapel were announced, and Mrs. Henry Dengel served as hostess. The report includes birthday parties, card games, and social events across several local groups with multiple hostesses and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodlawn Cemetery Society
Henry Dengel
Linens Last Longer How to Fold and Store Cloths
Miss Hangel Manning warns against heavy folds in linens especially rarely used items like large tablecloths. Fold once or press lightly to avoid cracking and consider changing center folds. Use shallow wide shelves or sliding shelves for easy access and roll rarely used linens on closet rods to minimize folds. Renew worn rug edges with coarse yarn to extend life and freshen look.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hangel Manning
Home Economics
College of Agriculture
Miss Manning
Press and Rotary Excerpts by Sir Phiroze Sethna in Bombay
Excerpts from an address by the late Sir Phiroze Sethna of Bombay at a conference of newspaper and journal representatives in Bombay on October 13 1987 stressing journalism as a noble calling. He urges the press to inform the public about Rotary and its aims, emphasizing friendship service world wide fellowship and the need to counter narrow communalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phiroze Sethna
Bombay
India
BA. LE
Rotary International
Bill Manier
Chicago
Rotary
Rotary Club
Appendicitis Death Rate Rises One Third in Ten Years
A health bulletin from the State Medical Society warns that appendicitis deaths have grown by about one third over the past decade. It stresses the dangers of delaying treatment, avoiding drastic laxatives, and seeking immediate surgery when abdominal pain persists beyond three hours. It outlines causes, symptoms of acute and chronic appendicitis, and cautions against self treatment during abdominal pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Medical Society
Tire safety and inflation cautions from The Safety Man
Safetygram stresses regular tire checks and correct pressure to prevent rapid wear and shimmy. It notes underinflation risks rapid tire wear, overinflation for rough rides, and that kicking does not reveal air level, advising use of gauge for accuracy. It also mentions Grand Central Station details and ancient lamp basics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
King OF Junior
Shawano Woman’s Club
Richard Town
William Gottschalk
Schafskopf Club
Sehafskopf
Dave Dicke
Otto Eggert
Low
Henry Schuster
Fred Sieber
Fred Laehn
George Brath
Earl Bowen
Sylvester Seehafer
William Neuman
Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Grace Sorth
William Cronce
Otto Druckrey
Mamie Boehm
Rebekah Sewing Circle
Charles Lucke
Carl Wilke
Arthur Wolf
Victor Gregorious
Elaine Gumtz
Ed Aschenbrener
Frank Schneers
Lydia Johnson
Schneers
Kenneth Martin
Gordon Peterson
A. C.weber
Karl F. Schweers
M. J. Waillrich
Homemakers’ Club
H. Bohrman
Bridge Club
Arthur Well
Audrey Beehm
Sunshine Circle
The
Methodist Ladies’ Aid Society
W. Gruner, Jr
Misa Florence Oertel
Ella Brath
LaVern Brown
Jack Kuchuk
Roger Cantwell
Robert Marotz
Fred Duebler
Virginia Oertel
Louis Peterman
Ida Raddant
Emanuel. Tate
Tate
Helen Luetke
Roy McCauley
Roland Schoenick
Audrey Boehm
Eastern Star
Rosalind Hartwig
Leonard Hartwig
Rosalind
Harold Shlimovitz
Winona Herm
Irvin Cochran
Clarence Weber
A. Weber
Mark Brennan
Hol Iwen
Myron Robbins
BR. J. McCauley
St. John’s Guild
M. J. Wallrich
Mary EB. Foley
Curtis Black
Black
F. C. Gehr
Charles Black
Shawano National Bank
Fred Ziemer
Banco Club
Banco
Afrs
John Spang
Bubntz
Odd Felows
the Press & Rotary
Dais
Safetygrams
Fred W. Braun
the Safety Man
Grand Central Station
New York City
Earth Funeral Home
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!