Beekeepers Elect Officers For 1913 at Chicago Meeting
Chicago Beekeepers association members report improved honey yields and bee conditions for next year. Officers chosen for 1913 include President Hoffman of Monroe Wisconsin, Vice President C F Cannonberg of Oak Park Illinois, and Secretary-Treasurer LC Dadent of Hamilton Illinois.
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Chicago
Beekeepers’ Association
Fifm
Hoffman
Monroe
Wis
C. F. Cannonberg
Oak Park
Ill
LC Dadent
Hamilton, Ill
Temper and marriage woes in a quiet domestic tale
A reflective note on how temper may temper with age and life of a wife who marries to reform a husband. The piece explores domestic friction, gender roles, and the search for harmony within a traditional marriage.
Wisconsin woman granted divorce from E J Baker in cruelty case
MARINETTE Wis Dec 20 Mrs Eleanor Baker was granted a divorce from E J Baker nephew of Senator Isaac Stephenson on cruelty charges. The couple separated in September This is Bakers second divorce his first wife is Mrs Frank Whitely of Chicago.
Eagles and Condors Versus Gossip Spread
A note contrasts eagle and condor fasting feats with a remark that some people take pleasure in spreading bad news about friends, implying a moral about rumor and restraint.
Chance urged to retire as baseball buzz grows
Portland Oregon December 20. Frank Chance has shot his bolt. He ought to quit baseball while they are making so much noise over him. Fielder Jones former Chicago White Sox manager warned that if Chance accepts the Highlanders manager ship he will make a big blunder. The Highlanders are not going to win pennants for years and Chance should not ruin his reputation by drafting himself onto a losing outfit.
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Portland
Orc
Frank Chance
Fielder Jones
Chicago White Sox
Chance
Highlanders
Wisconsin urged to strengthen dairy and food laws
Madison officials press for added provisions in state dairy and food statutes. Commissioner J Q Emery cites fraud and deceptive practices found in annual report and calls for a larger staff including a bacteriologist and expanded weights and measures to enforce rules. He notes slaughterhouses remain dirty and unsafe with meat left unprotected after processing.
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Madison
Wis
J. Q. Emery
Emery
Wisconsin
H. C. Larson
Dairy and Food
Young Lawyer Finds Help In Wife Who Lays Down The Law
A humorous look at a young attorney who improves his practice thanks to his wife who sets firm boundaries and guides his decisions. Her blunt counsel reshapes his approach, bringing stability and better outcomes.
Man Wonders About Helping Relatives If Any Exist
A man muses that he might enjoy aiding his poor kin if any such relatives exist. The remark plays on irony about generosity and family ties.
Plan change in corporate tax recommended by Wisconsin tax commission
Madison announces a proposal for a progressive corporate income tax rate similar to individual tax but starting at double the rate and rising to 6 percent. The report also suggests clarifications on deductions for outside state income, rental income from property outside Wisconsin, and permitting partnership salaries like corporate employees, critiquing the current rate structure as inequitable and inconsistent with ability to pay.
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Madison, Wis
State Tax Commission
Commission
Collapses as Help Arrives
Milwaukee dispatch reports Frank Stander, 35, a laborer, clung to an air hose between two freight cars moving at 20 to 30 mph for 20 minutes. He fainted as rescue arrived, his left foot crushed. he was taken to Milwaukee Hospital.
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Milwaukee
Frank Stander
Milwaukee Hospital
Dairymen Meet to Break Butter Trust Grip
Minnesota Dairymen's association held an extraordinary session at the old Capitol to organize against the butter trust. It is expected that all 605 cooperative creameries in the state will be represented by delegates, signaling a broad mobilization in the dairy fight.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Minnesota Dairymen’s Association
Old Capitol
Sorrow and Pain Across Sickness and Sin
A reflective meditation on human suffering and loss, asserting that sorrow and pain are ever present despite happiness and success, and that enduring through sickness and sin reveals a sense of eternal goodness. The quote is attributed to John W. Chadwich.
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John W. Chadwich
Kitty Marion Sparks Clash Over Sufferage Activism
London date reports Kitty Marion, an actress and suffragette, praised for jail over fines but drawn into debate. militants wonder if her dockside vow to refuse paying even millions in fines signals genuine resolve or press agent theatrics fueling votes or engagements.
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London
Kitty Marion
Miss Marion
College Wisdom and Lighter Lines From Campus Parodies
A collection of campus witticisms from Dartmouth and Harvard, noting humorous take on married life duties and playful exchanges. The items present brief quips attributed to student yearbook or humor sections, reflecting campus wit and character.
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Dartmouth
Foreign Students Represent 22 Countries at Wisconsin
Twenty two foreign countries are represented by students at the University of Wisconsin this year. China leads with 30 students, Canada 11, Turkey 7, Mexico 4, and India and Porto Rico 3 each. Ten countries send one student. Total foreign enrollment is 80, same as last year.
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Madison
Wis
University of Wisconsin
China
Canada
Turkey
Mexico
Wisconsin
India
Porto Rico
England
Japan
Greece
Belgium
Cuba
Philippines
Germany
Alaska
South Africa
Argentine
Wales
Peru
Venezuela
Austria
Russia
Costa Rico
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