Wisconsin Legislature urged to act on billboard nuisance
Madison reports that legislators are urged to abate roadside advertising signs. C F Loweth Chicago engineer argues for removal of unauthorized signs from public highways. Officials debate bills, property rights, and timelines for removing existing boards as public nuisance concerns grow.
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Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Puisaper
C. F. Lowerich Chicags
Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul
Raihway
Lennard
Renite Bok
Loweth
Lerter
Bighay Commission
Torkelion
Cave
Highway Commission
Torkelson
Drowning in Salvadorean floods and notable deaths
In Sal Salvador area flooding killed 300 people with many missing. In Washington DC A J Frey of Emergency Fleet Corp died. In Mount Kisco Horace E Hooper, former editor of the London Times, died. Slavery tale notes ants raiding tribes to feed their own.
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San Salvador
Arenis
Washington, D. C
A. J. Frey
Los Angeles
Mn Emergency Pleet Corporation
Gallivan
Massachusetts
Shipping Board
Mandan
N. D
Mount Kisco
N. Y
Horace Everett Hooper
Encvelopert In Brittanica, Inc
The
London Times
Africa
Governor Blaine backs immediate veterans' bonus passage
Madison Wis Gov J J Blaine on Wednesday endorsed immediate adjusted compensation for World War I veterans and the funds needed to assure complete rehabilitation of disabled veterans. He urged maximum, honest and efficient expenditure to support veterans, praising progressive legislators for backing prompt action.
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Madison
Wis
J. J. Blaine
Stongr
Quote on veterans compensation and Irish problem
The article notes a demand that government obligations to ex-service men be funded through taxes on wealth rather than regressive devices. It cites profiteering during the war, claiming one American millionaire per three soldiers killed in France. It ends with a brief Life magazine aside about the Irish dilemma in governing.
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France
Crop Report Mili Aubee Wis Week Ending June 15
Moderately high temperatures and dry weather in the first half of the week favored crop growth and farm work. Excessive precipitation in the latter half halted work and caused damage from hail wind and floods across much of the state. Corn and potatoes show good stands. small grains, pastures, and meadows are in good to excellent condition.
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Mili Aubee
Wis
Wisconsin
Alfalfa crop thrives as berries bloom and tobacco retting begins
The notice notes alfalfa beginning to yield well, cranberries in bloom, and retting of tobacco plants under way. Fruit, truck, and minor crops are reported to be good to excellent. A meteorologist sign-off appears before an anecdote about a man joking over marrying a taller wife.
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M. L
P. Stewart
Boston
Los Angeles
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Home Journal
Palm Beach
Sena Rae
Borys
Bays’ Athletic Union
FBC
Baye
Boeoo
Jalind
New King
Doerflinger
Japan
Blaine
Beach's
James Beach
Lors Dubuque, Iowa
U.S.L
Tangy
Austin
Orms Oublity
Thomas Phason Co. DistrIbutors
Linker Electric Company
Schultz Dry Cleaning Shop
LA Crosse Theatre Bldg
Emil J. P. Wollschlaeger Chiropractor
la Crosse
Pitone
Lacrosse Stone CO
Cali Hinds
Gil Burner
Detroit
Vapor of
Adam Kroner Company
Wphall School
Atusic
America
MicPhail School
Nicollet Ave
8Th St
Minneapolis
GEO. J. Egelberg
Clicquot Club
Clicquot Club CO
Mullis, Mass, U.S. AL
Kiddie Gym
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