Million Dollars for University
The Wisconsin senate approved a university appropriation bill totaling about 1.208 million dollars for the coming fiscal year and a larger sum for the following year. A two sevenths of a mill tax was kept, plus other allocations for maintenance, buildings including a woman’s dormitory, extension work, and agricultural extension. The assembly will take up the bill next, with debates over the extension fund and a proposed larger budget for certain university programs.
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Madison
Wis
Senate
S Up
Secretary of State
Regents
Claims Committee
Asl
Committee On Claims
Hmit
Board of Regents
Hudnall
Commonwealth
Senator Sanborn
Department
State Treasury
Cov
Strange
Bishop
Blaine
Bodenstab
Browne
Fairchild
Gayiwr
Hasting
Kleczka
Krumrey
Lehr
Lockney
Morris
Page
Pearson
Randolph
Sanborn
Barker Bird
Burke
Donald Fridd
Hazelwood
James
Lyons
Marsh
Martin
Owen
Stout
Thomas
Whitehead
Wright
Hadnaai
Bis Vote
Top Soil Road Surfacing In Clarke County Georgia
Prof C M Strahan reports Clarke County Georgia uses a top soil road method with 10 inch to 14 inch beds of farm top soil mixed with sand and gravel. The system costs about 5 per mile annually, requires farmers and county machines, suits red and gray clays, and has shown durability, low maintenance, and good packing under traffic compared with macadam.
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C. M. Strahan
Clarke County
Georgia
Carolinas
Alabama
Florida
Les
Blue Ridge Mountains
Virginia
Claris
Bes
National Editorial Association Meets in Spokane
Eastern and southern delegates arrive June 17 for the National Editorial Association gathering in Spokane Washington. The group travels from Chicago on a special train and will be hosted by the Spokane chamber of commerce and the Spokane Press Committee. Activities include social functions, a banquet with the mayor presenting keys to the city, and tours of grain, fruit, lumber and mineral regions.
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Waah
National Editorial Association of the
United States
Seattle
Politica
Henry Branson Warner
W. F. Parrott
Chicago
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Frederick E. Goodall
Spokane Presa Committee
N. W. Durham
the Spokesman-Review
BE. F. Waggoner
Dispatch
Lexington
N. C
Will H. Mayes
Belleton
Brownwood
Texas
A. Nevin Pomeroy
Repository
Chambersburg
R. B. Dowell
Advocate Artesian
Reporter
Waterloo
Iowa
J. W. Cockrum
Journal
Oakland City
Ind
William A. Steele
Nome Daily’ News
H. Pabor
Florida
Avon Park
Fla
G. F. Lehmann
Herald
Halletsville
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Endorsed as Perfect Healer
An advertisement extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as unrivaled for a wide range of ailments including burns sores corns bruises and eczema. It claims supreme effectiveness for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and even piles and notes distribution by J Smith & Bro H R Palmer & Sons.
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J. Smith & Bro
H. R. Palmer & Sons
Confederate Veterans In Big Reunion At Memphis
Memphis Tenn June The nineteenth annual reunion of United Confederate Veterans opened at the Bijou Theater with Major General J H McDowell presiding. Gov Patterson and Mayor Malone welcomed the veterans as Gen Clement A Evans and Gen Theodore Garrett spoke on the opening sessions.
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Memphis
Tenn
United Confederate Veterans
J. H. McDowell
Tennessee
Patterson
Veterans Tennessee
Malone
Gev.w. Gordon
Clement A. Evans
Confederate Veterans
Gen. Evans
Theodore §. Garrett
Norfolk
Garrett
Col
Lewis Guion
New Orleans
Perry Davis Painkiller a staple with two million bottles sold yearly
The ad touts Perry Davis Painkiller claiming vast sales and benefits for sprains burns rheumatism neuralgia colds and cramps. It promotes a 35 cent and 60 cent bottle and urges readers to keep a bottle on hand for trouble.
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Perry Davis
Perry
Davis
Drive to the right rule tightens amid city docketing
A city ordinance requiring vehicles to keep to the right is being strictly enforced. Chief McKielng has instructed officers to docket violators, with fifteen cases already filed, including some prominent Athens residents. Four cases were tried yesterday, and Mayor Dorsey fined each offender one dollar.
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McKielng
Athens
Dorsey
Label contest in Athens seeks entering ladies
The Athens Typographical Association urges women to submit their names and label counts for the Label Contest. Send name and address with labels to Box 462 Athens Ga. No new names after June 15 1909. Beginning June 22 1909 the committee will publish contestants and label totals.
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Athens
Asion Ang
Terrell Named 43 Auditor of Inman Estate in Georgia
Joseph M. Terrell was appointed auditor of the estate of the late Walker P. Inman by Judge John T. Pendleton in chambers in Atlanta. The appointment, made on motion with consent, assigns Terrell powers to sift through the estate in preparation for final distribution, with a hearing set for September. The notice mentions lengthy litigation and multiple legal questions referred to Terrell for decision.
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Joseph M. Terrell
Walker P. Inman
John T. Pendleton
Superior Court
Chambers
Brandon
Harriet F. Brandon
Inman
Terrell
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