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Newspaper
La Crosse Tribune
Location
La Crosse, Wisconsin, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1922
Page
10
Madison reports about five thousand deer killed in the latest season based on hunter submissions to the state conservation commission. The survey notes many hunters did not report kills and questions linger about legal requirements and the effectiveness of the one buck law.
Paul H Pref of the Wisconsin Fuel Commission concluded an inquiry into charges from villages around Green Bay. He found rural coal deck operators guilty of no intentional discrimination in favor of Green Bay residents. No prosecutions planned, though cash dealers agreed not to deliver more than a teens worth of hard coal at one time amid the present stringency.
Marshfield Wisconsin barber shops shut down after a general walkout by employees of eight shops. Owners cut wages from fifty to fifty percent, leaving haircuts and services unavailable citywide.
B A McCormick city superintendent of schools was honored by the University of Wisconsin alumni group, named to the board of visitors. The board meets annually with the board of regents, and McCormick joins this university body.
The board of visitors totals twelve members with four appointed by the governor four by the board of regents and four by the Alum association. Mr AleCormick was appointed by the latter and his regents approval follows homecoming on November 12 with notification issued Tuesday. A Merril Herald note discusses a road building idea proposing concave roads draining toward the center.
Dublin report states Eamonn De Valera objects to income taxes and other dues as part of a provincial proclamation. The piece notes government actions and citizen responses within the period context.
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