Geneseo Republic Public Notice 1911
Public notice record from Geneseo Wisconsin dated 1911 referencing municipal or legal matters. contains sparse legible fragments including a place name Geneseo and date 66, 1911, with typical local notice wording.
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Newspaper
Geneseo Republic
Location
Geneseo, Illinois, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1911
Page
4
Public notice record from Geneseo Wisconsin dated 1911 referencing municipal or legal matters. contains sparse legible fragments including a place name Geneseo and date 66, 1911, with typical local notice wording.
Public notices urge delinquent subscribers to pay to avoid removal from lists. Illinois cities push a bill to allow municipalities to manufacture and sell electric light and gas, a privilege Chicago already enjoys, amid lobbying and committee battles.
In a biennial report to Governor Deeneen, Attorney General Stead argues against creating additional state boards commissions or departments. He favors enlarging existing departments for new governmental activity and criticizes funding via board fees, urging funds go through the state treasury and audits. The report laments rapid regulatory bills and copying laws from other states.
Allan S. Benson argues in the Delineator that profitable farming hinges on scale and labor. A 5 to 10 acre plot can match a larger farm by intelligent management, diverse crops, and focused labor, with vegetables berries and fruit offering strong returns. A sudden shift toward small plots requires careful planning and expertise.
A speaker criticizes remedial bills as often flawed and ill conceived. He urges the creation of a general assembly bill drafting or reviewing department to minimize inconsistent and meaningless statutes and reduce harmful effects of poor legislation.
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