Thelma Bernhardt Fined for Bootlegging in Sparta Case
Mrs Thelma McCurdy Bernhardt ex nurse arrested at Wilton for transporting intoxicating liquor pled guilty before Judge Richards at Sparta. She was fined 100 dollars plus costs total 123 59 dollars with payment conditioned on returning to her husband who attended and settled the assessment. The arrest followed her November 21 arrival on the midnight northbound train. Officers Davis and Sullivan of Sparta made the seizure.
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Thelma McCurdy Bernhardt
Wilton
Edmund Bernhardt
Keystone
What Necessary 10 Be Educated
Fortnightly Literary club hears Mrs. R. M. Laurenson define education as lifelong and multi facet. Essentials include fluent native language use, spelling, some knowledge of Greek roots, knowledge of history and literature, math including algebra, Bible literacy, and the spirit to act with the question Am I My Brother's Keeper.
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R. M. Laurenson
H. B. Cole
Europe
Globe
F. A. Clark
Antigo
Henry Harris
Baraboo
O Lers
Large Hogs in Wisconsin Headline Shifts Noted
RE. J. Langden of Richland Center shipped a bog weighing 690 pounds and several others at 550 pounds. One hog from Monroe County weighed 530 pounds. Sauk County porkers are also mentioned in the local farming observations.
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RE. J. Langden
Richland Center
Munroe County
Sauk County
Mrs Michael Murphy Visits Baraboo From Milwaukee
Mrs. Michael Murphy of Milwaukee spends several days in Baraboo and is noted as a former resident of the city.
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Michael Murphy
Milwaukee
Baraboo
Safe arrival notes and local tidbits from Florida trip
The report from Florida describes a Plaza theater event with a decorated stage and the mayor J W Martin presenting a dress. It notes Florida flora and warm attire, price levels for groceries, and a new house on Eleventh Avenue in Jacksonville. Local fishing, a Chippewa Falls rabbit hunt, and a $318 price for a single bunny are also covered.
Commons Proposes Surtax on Wealthy Farmers in Wisconsin
Professor John R. Commons plans a Wisconsin bill to tax farmers with net worth over 10 000. The measure, previously defeated 47 to 27, would tax excess value after deductions at 0.5 percent for 10 000 to 20 000 and 1 percent above 20 000. The surtax adds to existing levies and affects few farmers.
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J. R. Commons
John R. Commons
Madison
Wisconsin farmer nets record white clover seed yield
Harrison Heineck of Dodge County near Reegsvill e produced a bumper crop of white clover seed. The 500 bushels sold at 21.75 a bushel brought 10,875 dollars with an average of 135.92 per acre. Heineck, 56, plans to keep cultivating the crop noted as a historic Wisconsin yield.
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Dodge County
H. Heineck
Harrison Heineck
Reegeville
Melrose Chronicle
Heineck
F. C. Yerges
Reeseyville
Yerges
Will
Andrew Heineck
North Bend Township
Wisconsin
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