Worker Wednesday

The March 1943 issue of The Eureka News Bulletin featured this note to the editor, an advertisement from the enterprising L. Kent Morrison. I wonder if there was a snooze option?

Gift of Walter Brunken, 2000.026.018

Post by Curator Kimberly Guise.

Posted : Wednesday, March 20th, 2013 @ 7:00 am
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- 70th Anniversaries
- Worker Wednesday
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