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Title: History of Milwaukee, city and county
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: Bruce, William George, 1856-1949 Currey, J. Seymour (Josiah Seymour), b. 1844
Subjects: Milwaukee (Wis.) -- History Milwaukee County (Wis.) -- History
Publisher: Chicago : S. J. Clarke Publishing Co.
Contributing Library: New York Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: MSN

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Universal Chiro-practors Association. Dr. Porter is a trained civil engineer and an expert on X-raywork, having in his office the latest machine and using this largely in diagnosing cases.Unlike many chiropractors, therefore, he never gropes in the dark when treating apatient and this feature of his practice has been one of the causes of his great success.He has won the utmost confidence and respect of all persons with whom he has comein contact and he stands high in his profession. CHALMER BOORMAN TRAVER. Chalmer Boorman Traver, secretary of the Milwaukee Association of Commerce, isa man of broad vision as well as of practical executive ability, and the combination ofthese qualities well fits him for the responsibilities of his present connection. Mr.Traver was born in Beaver Dam. Wisconsin, March 29, 1S89, his parents being FrankA. and Jennie (Boorman) Traver, both of whom are also natives of Wisconsin. Mr. Traver is an alumnus of the old East Side high school and the University of
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DR. EDGAR J. PORTER HISTORY OF :\(IL\VArKEE 431 Wisconsin, which he attended from 1907 to 1910. For some time he was a reporter onthe old Evening Wisconsin and also did special wovlc for the Milwaukee Sentinel andthe old Milwaultee Free Press, thus gaining broad experience through newspaper con-nections. Later he was with the Banker-Manufacturer as associate editor and leftthat position to enter the army in the spring of 1918. He became a lieutenant of fieldartillery, stationed at Camp Taylor, Louisville, Kentucky, and afterward at CampJackson, South Carolina, as instructor of gunnery and battery executive officer. After receiving his discharge Mr. Traver went west and for a few months engagedin silver mining in Arizona. On the 1st of November, 1919, he returned to Milwaukeeto accept the position of secretary of the Milwaukee Association of Commerce andthrough the intervening period has been very active in the upbuilding of thisorganization. ,, ^ , « On the 28th of December, 1920, Mr

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