Wisconsin Prohibition Law Proves Efficacy Says Day Director
Madison Wisconsin reports that the first Wisconsin prohibition law measures show efficacy with arrests and fines more than doubling since passage. W Stanley Smith, prohibition commissioner, notes increasing enforcement and stricter penalties across counties as cities explore local ordinances. Courts have begun to issue more severe sentences while state and federal authorities coordinate in enforcing the act. Additionally, a separate science note discusses whether bees can see colors, suggesting bees may be color blind according to recent National Research Council research.
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Wisconsin
W Stanley Switch
Mith
Peu Tae
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Orien
Ealer
Atceral
National Research Council
Mindray exile and a desire to return home
Downhearted notes reveal a figure named Kelrt dda seeking to escape exile on Mindray island. The text mentions hope to reverse Kaos, a plan to return to the Matte sirign Uhraie, and a plea for a path home despite troubled times.
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Mindray
Fragmented OCR News Snippet Leads to Murky Tale
A garbled OCR fragment mentions a late person, a wary visitor, and vague wartime references. Characters reference a misdeed, a keeper, and a proposed tool, all within an unclear London setting. No clear event, names, or dates are discernible.
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Mg Deel
London
Cape Cod and Early English Voyages Mentioned in New England Map
Fragmentary passage recounts English, French, Dutch, and Scottish interest in Cape Cod and nearby capes. Mentions Gosnold and the coast exploration with aims to claim territories and establish settlements, though the account is incomplete and unclear.
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Cape Cod
New Bagh
Cape Cort
Gosnold
Newnel
Cape
Wisconsin state education boards plan joint Madison meeting
Wisconsin education boards will meet in Madison to discuss joint sessions and proposals for statewide curricular reforms. Leaders from the boards, including university officials, will consider expanding teacher training and extending normal school programs to align with university coursework.
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Madison
Wis
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Rayod
Serna
Bret
Pablinsilien
Phe
Cembat
Wiscousin
Oxytereston
Leyte
Riever
Dineerar
Vinal Editorion
L. Ui Tairves
Wisconsin
University of Wisconsin
The Verdict Not Unanimous In Jane Affair
A confusing 19th century style report discusses a non unanimous verdict in a court case about Jane. It notes potential implications for future rulings and references a young man and local witnesses. The piece hints at broader societal arrangements and forecasts long term outcomes.
Mary Hanson Parole Custody and School Attendance
Mary Hanson must attend school under parole while custody disputes unfold. Mary's father Colin Thaser argues for her return and a judge’s order may affect placement as proceedings involve her aunt and legal guardians, with history of hospitalization and vocational school concerns.
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Mary Hanson
Mary Taneen
Ight
Brindley
Nmnae
Amd
Data Coleman
Mary
Marty
Colin Thaser
Fehl de Coury
Jardim
Tinie
Druggists Denied Whisky Permits in Wisconsin Cities
Federal prohibition officials in Wisconsin report druggists in several cities have been ordered to halt whiskey sales. Investigators found local stores stocking whiskey and have turned the case to federal authorities for action. A Wisconsin prohibition director said permits may be revoked within a week amid the inquiry.
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Hquur
Shane
Reemheri
Heedshirg
Tivee
Paraben
Iion
Vejeedt
Cartier
A. Stone
Wisconsin
Mirna
Weird's Largest Ferry Becomes Notable Across Waters
A garbled note describes a ferry claimed as the world’s largest, operating between New York City and possibly a Nordic port. It mentions a 250 foot length, a load described as 1 burden, and a cost figure of 276 dollars, with unclear context and errors.
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Weird
Terry Typot
New York City
Hondsland
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BY Young
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Msummer
GML
Humph
Marcus
Bin
Soeedirk
Weph S. Arenz
Weis’ Book Store
Main Street
Hamilton Beach
Clark & Bracken
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