Madison Day by Day

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Cass was a popular columnist for the Wisconsin State Journal from the late 1920s to early 1940s and local personality. This is one of an annual series collecting tidbits educational, humorous, political, social, and local from her column; reflecting the tenor and mores of life and times in depression Madison and the Capitol: "In one of the banks in a small town near Madison the big brass signs saying "LOANS," which, polished and gleaming, used to be as important a part of the bank as the cashier himself, now tarnished with neglect, are used as door stops." Cass was a popular columnist for the Wisconsin State Journal from the late 1920s to early 1940s and local personality. This is one of an annual series collecting tidbits educational, humorous, political, social and local from her column; reflecting the tenor and mores of life and times in depression Madison and the Capitol: "Article 4, section 24, of the constitution of Wisconsin says, "The legislature shall never authorize any lottery or grany any divorce".all in one breath, like that." Stapled pamphlet, half-tone photo covers. Light general wear. Text clean; 64 pages. N° de ref. del artículo u3935

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