Interlude at the theater reveals Norman’s longing for Lucinda
Norman pursues Lucinda in a theater night, while Betty and Julian clash over his love. Lucinda teases Norman, who hides his feelings and rejects an invitation to dinner with Florence Thorpe’s circle. Norman longs for time with Lucinda yet keeps his distance to honor his friend.
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Betty
Julian
Norman
Florence Thorpe
Lucinda
Nick Jordan
Twombley Thorpe
Florence
Paris
Mrs. Thorpe
Jordan
Wis
Telephone A Co
Ultra Violet
Madison Ends Tonight as Program Closes
Hall of the Wisconsin University of Agriculture urged strict economy and practical farming during Fanny Folks Week in Madison. He argued current conditions mirror postwar patterns and advised delaying long term investments, using only prime land, growing home produce, and careful livestock selection. R A Moore urged using Wisconsin Manchurian stock to improve barley and hog feed amid scab concerns as Tarny Week ends with state play tournament finals and county contests.
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Hall
Wisconsin
United States
R. A. Moore
University College of Agriculture
Madison
Those Married May Compute Tax Wrong
Many persons married during the taxable year fail to compute the amount of their personal exemption correctly. The 1928 act provides apportionment by months single and married. Example a couple married July 21 1928 may file jointly and claim an exemption of 3 208 33, or 1 458 38 for the period married. If separate returns, each may claim 1 604 17.
Boost Gas Tax to Raise Funds for Vehicle Injury Indemnity
Wisconsin Assemblyman Charles E. Hanson proposes raising the gasoline tax from two to four cents per gallon to fund a state motor vehicle compensation fund. The fund, administered by the department of industry and commerce like workers compensation, would start with 1929 tax revenue and divert about one quarter of future collections. The plan protects Wisconsin residents injured in or traveling in out of state incidents and includes a bonding fund for government officers.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Charles E. Hanson
River Falls
State Industrial Commission
Tax exemptions and credits for single married and head of family
The text outlines exemptions for single and married individuals and for heads of family, with specific dollar amounts and fractions. It also notes a $400 dependent credit based on the taxpayer's status at year end and explains eligibility if dependent support ends during the year.
Millar Bill Promotes Wage Pay and Social Reforms
Assemblyman J. D. Millar of Menominee introduced a package of bills mirrored from prior sessions. The measures seek weekly wage payments, lower the age of consent to sixteen, study state cement plants feasibility, and permit baking powder firms to market products without alum labeling.
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J. D. Millar
Menominee
Senator Norris Attacks Stewart Over Oil Inquiry
Senator Norris of Nebraska told the senate that Colonel Robert W. Stewart of Standard Oil or Indiana would have faced jail for defying senate questions. He added it is difficult to convict $1100,000,000 if Stewart were an ordinary citizen.
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Washington
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Robert W. Stewart
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
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Barbour
Ward
Bate
Friter
Tval
Metropolitan Newspaper’ Service
New York
Outline’ OF History
Ruth Tripp
Petoskey
Mich
R.W. Parish
Shimer & Schwartz
Senator Norris
Stewart
Washington Street
E. E. Sheahan, Barber
A. E. Mrotek Shop
Western Avenue
South Tenth Street
Manitowoc
Mmerce
the Spindler Co
T. B. Tompkins
Franklin Streets
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