Wisconsin Vote On Day Of Repeal Prominent Issue In Campaign
A Wisconsin Senate vote this week on the Day repeal bill dominates campaign plans. Senator Severson defends repealing state enforcement while Governor Blaine leans toward his proposal. Republicans prepare to address the issue in the coming election, with dry and wets aligning for or against the measure.
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Elks Picnic Draws Galeville Crowd Sunday
A Galeville Elks gathering at Prospect Park features a day of contests and events for families and friends. Winners receive prizes. horse races, foot races, and children’s activities are planned as community members enjoy the Elks entertainment and local vendors.
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Zemo Promises Clear Skin At Low Cost
An advertisement touts Zemo as a remedy for skin issues including pimples, blackheads, blotches, eczema, and ringworm. It claims the antiseptic liquid is easy to apply, inexpensive, and available at drug stores with a 35 cent bottle or one dollar for extra large.
Wisconsin 100 Bushels Per Acre Club Prizes Cited
Madison officials of the Wisconsin Agricultural Experiment Association announce a contest to find best corn yields. Sixteen members currently, with prizes totaling 58,000 dollars for top entries. Entries may be two acres or ten acres in a field, with applications through D Holden assistant secretary in Madison.
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Democrats' Split Story Branded False by GOP Leaders
Republican leaders in Washington deny any split in the party over President Harding and the world court plan. They cite Adams meetings as not mentioning the court and dismiss Democratic claims as propaganda to expose supposed divisions.
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Empress of Canada Sets Pacific Record For Time
The Canadian vessel Victoria I C reports a new Pacific record of four days ten hours fifty three minutes, marking a notable achievement in cross ocean transit.
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British Peer Henry Primrose Cousin of Lord Dies by Suicide
Fragmentary report notes the Richt Honourable Henry Primrose, cousin of a lord and former high official, killed himself. The text also mentions Antonio and Bellyfield 1 ebigan in a garbled section about planes and beauty.
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Daylight Dawning for Farmers Says Bradfute Near Des Moines
Bradfute of the American Farm Bureau Federation warns that farmers face sharp challenges yet show renewed optimism. He cites easing debt, possible mortgage reductions, and new federal acts to aid marketing and rural credit. He urges careful resource conservation and essential purchases only as rail rates and small-town prices shift.
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Farmers Strive to Sustain Higher Living Standards
The report notes farmers have grown accustomed to a higher lifestyle with better goods and sending children to college. While some maintain pace, others deplete capital by neglecting fences and fertilizer. In cooperative marketing states, recovery toward prosperity appears stronger than in non cooperative areas.
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State Treasurer Declares Farmers Need Organization
Wisconsin official Solomon Levitan told Waterio Farmers association that farmers face unfair treatment. He urged one strong united organization to coordinate cooperative buying and marketing, arguing prices for milk, corn, wheat, butter, eggs, and cheese are set by profit seeking professionals, not farmers, and hours worked yield little pay.
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Wisconsin dairy cows chosen for northwest tour
Fourteen Badger cows selected for a thirty day dairy special car trip touring Wisconsin and Minnesota through the northwest states to boost Wisconsin dairy cattle markets. Stops start June 16 at West Bend Cedar Town farm then New London Marehfield Fan Claire with meetings at each halt. Holsteins form seven of the total, led by L. K. Oldham and Holstein Friesian directors. Noted artist Paul Cornoyer dies in New Fork.
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Child Number Six Is Born 70 Foe of Birth Control
Denver mother Mrs Cassidente defied reformers who urged population limits and court orders by giving birth to a sixth child in November 1921 then welcoming eight pound two ounce William. The family emphasized love and care as social workers noted insanitary conditions and urged birth limits. The couple defended their rights and pledged to have more children if they wish.
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Cassidente
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Child’s School Report Card Highlights Academic Excellence
A fragment from a school report notes a pupil’s rapid progress with three grades completed in one year and a report card showing only A and B marks. The passage emphasizes diligence and steady improvement within the education setting.
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Ciili
Veterans Clash With Police Over Buddy's Death
In New York a brawl erupted in a saloon after fourteen ex servicemen returned from a cemetery where they had buried a comrade Thardeur Lynch who died after an alleged beating by a patrolman. Two special service policemen James A Butler and Martin Prien were detained as an investigation was launched by Deputy Chief Inspector Trenry Lynch died at BelleVue hospital after arrest by Patrolman Peter A Clinton Tuesday.
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James A. Butler
Martin Prien
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Italians seek U.S. admit amid emigration surge
The Italian commissariat of emigration reports a flood of workers artisans and peasants seeking to enter the United States. July 7 protests prompt Premier My to intervene personally to speed processing and clear the backlog.
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