Farm wife Celia Lausted joins Wisconsin Status of Women panel
Farm wife Celia Lausted was named to the Wisconsin Governor's Commission on the Status of Women, filling a vacancy and serving until February 1, 1981. A pioneer as the first farm person on the panel, Lausted has spent four years advocating marital property reform, speaking and writing on Wisconsin laws that affect widows and fatherless children.
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Farm wife fights for property reform in Wisconsin
Mrs. Lausted, a Colfax farm partner, campaigns for inheritance and taxation changes to recognize a farm wife’s labor. Appointed to the Governor's Commission on the Status of Women, she lobbies for a bill blending state laws to grant equal recognition to both spouses, arguing the farm family core hinges on shared contributions and homemaking alongside finances.
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