Legislature Bills Move Through Chambers In Brief
Across the legislature, bills debated include Caldwell’s teacher retirement plan and Duncan’s private detective licensing. Other measures cover income tax, second choice primary law, and various committee actions. Senate moves include emergency appropriations and education equipment purchases, while Canada declines border liquor aid and Minnesota education debates high school funding.
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Assembly
Caldwell
Duncan
Dahl
Pizhl
Tucker
Severson
Public Welfare
John A. Johnson
Madison
Dapp
Leone Bebrand
Mendota Store
Agriculture Committee
Gettelman
Teastess
Stout Institute
Bitls
Pederec
James Pedersen
Hr Public Welfare Committee
Billa
Estate Board of Control
Fish and Game Committee
Summerville
Detich
Kamke
Millar
Treasury
Br Caldwell
Torrens
Elections Committee
Wisconsin Senate to tackle tax issue next week
The Wisconsin Senate faces a new tax bill that would repeal mill taxes and fund education by income tax receipts. It preserves current corporation rates while shifting exemptions and expanding child and head of family allowances. The measure includes changes to university and teacher retirement funding and sets graduated personal rates up to 16 percent.
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Wisconsin Senate
Madison
Wis
Senate
Pieres County
Assembly
Alan
Ankerson
Frecker
Caldwell
Cushman
Theringer
Dopp
Barncan
Ghee
Pirsehole
Fredrick
Gamper
Grahn
Crandine
Grimeted
Halvorsen
Vanison
Wane Ean
B Fitna
Helly
Friebtson
Jouncon
EL Johnson
Jones
Ting. Kamper
Klesner Rillian
Tielie
Mubir
Miller
Salangen
Ges
Seindt
Wiecherman
Sinek
University
Neratotare
Wisconsin
Former Page Purchases A Seat On New York Stock Exchange
A resident of Traye of the yeifarmed the finer of the New York stock exchaner. On Thursday he paid $91,000 for the seat. Picnic at Springs Park in Owatonna Minnesota gathers women from Steel county farms for a Farm Bureau event promoting home demonstration work through the farm bureau and extension division.
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Jame Lin
Owatonna
Minn
Steel County
Springs Park
Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau and Extension Division
Charge It and Lavender Bath Lady Feature at Majestic Strand
The piece reviews Charge It starring Clare Kimball Young, warning of wealth’s emptiness and rewarding adversity. It also previews Lavender Bath Lady with Gladys Walton at Majestic, plus The Last Trail from Zane Grey at Casino and Strand’s Bear Valley feature, noting Oscar the circus elephant’s morale moment and Thoreau Ince’s Baul of the Beart.
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Julie Lawrences
Clare Kimball Young
Gladys Walton
Majestic Theater
Shnaenon Fife
Gearek Randolph Chester
King Baggot
Walton
Oscar
Thoros H Ince
Strand Theater
Flag Day Observed by 300 Students in Virgqua Park
In Virgqua Park Wis three hundred school children gathered for Flag Day under the Woman's Relief corps direction. Mrs Saram Miller led the patriotic instruction as Mrs J q T Wenry spoke on Our Flag. Children sang America and Columbia the Gem of the Ocean and The Star Spangled Banner and received flag presentations and ice cream cones.
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Vircqua
Wis
Dckhardt Park
Woman's Relief Corps
Saram Miller
J. Q T. Wenry
Columbia
A. I. Brith
Nursery for babies during church service in Pine Bluff
In Pine Bluff Arkansas the First Christian Church installed a baby nursery during services. A numbered cabinet with small electric units behind each number allows mothers to monitor their children from the main auditorium. Each baby is marked with a unit and number to signal when the mother is needed.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Drese
Ehirel
Ripon Class of 73 Golden Jubilee Reunion
The fiftieth reunion of Ripon College’s 1872 class drew seven graduates back to campus for a full week of events. Dr Torse Fes Taintor of the Carnegie Foundation, president of the Ripon Alumni Association, joined as one of the honored graduates.
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Ripon
Torse Fes Taintor
Carnegie Foundation
Rvion Alumni Associption
Viroqua Child Injured by Auto On Friday
Miss Margret Minshall twelve year old daughter of Dr and Mrs Inshall of Viroqua was severely injured when a car driven by Ole Thompson struck the bicycle she rode in front of the city bakery. She was thrown to the pavement and suffered bruises. Thompson was held unaccountable for the accident.
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Viroqua
Msrearet Minshall
Prohibition raid nets liquor at Caledonia farms
Dry agents report raiding Caledonia and finding moonshine and liquor on farms owned by Rudolph Engstler of Brownsville and August Schroeder of Winnebago township. Both men with bonds set at 31 000 were arraigned before Justice Jerry Kenny and bound over to district court. Sheriff William Abbots and Deputy Erik Rank assisted. Agents reported confiscating a five gallon moonshine still at each location and a gallon and a half of liquor at Schroeder’s place, believed to be moonshine.
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Caledonia
Rudolph Engstler
Brownsville
August Schroeder
Winnebago Township
Justice of the Peace
Jerry Kenny
Caeldonia
William Abbots
Erik Rank
Joe Alberts
Hicks
Schroeders Place
Sparta Kiwanis Picnic and Local Graduates Highlight Sparta
Sparta Wis officials report county highway men's outing with about fifty autos visiting towns along trail 27 ending at Spring Bank for a dinner. Kiwanis dinner featured talks by Supt L H Prince and R Jones on the Atlanta Kiwanis meeting. Miss Harriet Hutson praised for rural community efforts. Ten Spartans graduated from the state university this summer. Names include Ruth Beebe Mildred Frye Ethel Tohuoson Leah Steele Beekerham Vernon Lawrence Mervyn Haney Kenneth McConnell Davie Frank Hubert Hermon.
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Sparta
Wis
Casinon Valley
Hartland
Cashton
Ontario
Wilton
Ridgeville
Tomah
Tunnel City
Spring Bank
L. H. Prince
R. Jones
Atlanta
Georgia
Harriet Fiatson
Borsford
Miss Hutson
Ten
Spartana
State University
Ruth Beebe
Mildred Frye
Ethel Tohuoson
Leah Steele
Beekerham
Vernon Lawrence
Mervyn Haney
Kenneth McConnell
Davie Frank
Hubert Hermon
Worthington pupil shows six year perfect attendance
Hir dell Brace, a Worthington high school pupil, has maintained a perfect attendance record for six consecutive years, reflecting outstanding dedication to school.
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PUP
Worthington
Minn
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