Indiana Town Library Fund Pushes Taxed Support
The State Library Fund proposal would raise about 40 000 yearly for town libraries, funded by a mill tax on property and school fund income. Indiana officials tout better book selection and sustained access via a district library system, comparing Wisconsin and Michigan models and citing district library success stories.
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Boy Graudud
Plany
Alwayas
Worthlund
Tseill
Indiana
Auditor Office
Indiana’ Schtol
Gentry
Wisconsin
Georges B
Emerson
Uread
Tonry Burnard
Cally du Throy
Wisconsi
India
Lionmount
The Young Man and the New Woman Purity Essay
A long 19th century letter argues for marrying within class and virtue, urging young men to seek higher minded wives. It condemns indiscriminate flirtation, extols female piety and education, and warns that a wife must elevate and comfort her husband. It pairs moral instruction with critiques of fashionable but shallow female culture.
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Geking Avithant
FBI
Shold
Jansedi
Thevwit
Italy
Bennethl
Mavaijon
Sigheen
Oman
Emia
Poysons
Charis
Nately
Ann
Ayear
Dia
Remarks on the New School Library Law Wisconsin
The Wisconsin legislature enacts four main provisions for a state school library system. It creates a permanent town library fund with ten percent of the school fund income, plus state tax proceeds, allocated by mill property variation, to support local libraries. It establishes a state superintendent under the governor to supervise the system and oversee book purchases and distribution to towns and cities.
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Ithia
Bavard
Mont Triumphanuy
Senate
Thia ‘School Library
Wo-State
Gowa
Indiana
Fatthia
Eustontia
Henry
Sehwol
Sandie
Ind
Wis
Ohio
Michigan
Aoing
Ajdazen
Brte
Ulty Sulisal
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Bank County Bank
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Ryan & Hollenbeck
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Delton Academy
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K. Noyes
Oates
Surseyor
Remington
Atrowser
Lawy-Baraloo
Levi Crouch
Arroning
Law—Tharabne
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Luling
Newman
Auatica
Dellinius Sauk County
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Keone
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Perdy
Horabi
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Sauk County Court
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