FLAW FOUND IN KLECZKA BILL RAISES TAX REPORT ISSUE
Madison notes a flaw in Kleczka bill number 2335 intended to extend vilicn of county judges in Milwaukee from four to six years. An amendment will be introduced. The senate ordered engrossed measures on Sunday closures and sudden death reporting, with other bills debated. The tax commission is urged to report on life and general taxation, while Roosevelt visits Madison to address the legislature. The civil service dispute tests governor McGovern's stance and authority on appointing special counsel amid broader state reform debates.
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Madison
Milwaukee
Senate
Superior
Ahu
Flaight
State Tax Commission
Ufa
Renale
Tax Commission
Assembly
Haight
Tfe
Theodore Roosevelt
C. A. Inogram
Charlee R. van Alan
University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
National Progressive League
Roosevelt
McGovern
Merit Board
Freay
Bancroft
Kangra
Mabon
Finance Committee
Reneral
Mayme
New Wisconsin Corporations Formations Noted
Articles filed in the Wisconsin Secretary of State record Mcorporation with Plenet Manufacturing workd and Mtb enukea capital 150000, incorporators A B Ferdinand John G Manz Angus B Ferdinand. Georgas Stove company Hawhina capital 310000 incorporators C E K Ellington O L Hots A C Georgas. City Ios coropaniy Beloit capital 20000 incorporators Joseph A Jan nvin EB Branger.
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Secretary of State
Frear
Enukea
A. B. Ferdinand
John G. Manz
Angus B. Ferdinand
Georgas Stove Company
Hawhina
C. EK. Ellington
O. L. Hots
A. C. Georgas
City Ios Coropaniy
Beloit
Joseph A. Jannvin
EB. Branger
Wisconsin Fair Abolishes Board of Managers
The Wisconsin state board of agriculture dissolves its board of managers at a fair meeting, with officials claiming no real power shift. The executive committee, formed from the same members, is seen as a name change. Superintendent Arthur W. Preha proposed raising purses to $22,500 for horse races, citing violations of Western association caps, but his motion to secure guarantees for special purses was stopped.
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Board of Managers
Wisconsin State Board of Agriculture
Arthur W. Preha
Speed Department
Preha
State Road Plan From Hillola to Ashland
Assemblyman O Day introduces a plan for a 3 rod wide state road from the Winds border to the northern line then northwest to Ashland. The center is macadamized, cost borne by the state. A five member commission including the university engineering dean will oversee construction, with governor appointment subject to senate confirmation. Tax of one tenth mill begins 1911 to fund work, which may reuse existing roads and follow a flexible line if needed.
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O'Day
Engineering College
Senate
Association Urges Support for Wisconsin Bill on Tuberculosis Care
The Wisconsin Anti Tuberculosis Association sent circulars urging supporters to write to legislature members in favor of the Yourmans bill granting counties authority to erect sanatoria for treating tuberculosis. Seven counties seek to establish facilities now but need legislative approval, with potential for more counties to follow if passage occurs.
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Wisconsin
Anti
Officers to Lead Wisconsin Guards in San Antonio Maneuvers
War Department orders two field officers and four company officers from Wisconsin to participate in army maneuvers at San Antonio. Col. George H. Joachim of Madison First Infantry and Col. O. Holway of the Third Infantry designated as field officers. Company officers named include Captain Buck Schrinar Weatherby and Brierly, with April reporting and full field equipment required.
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Boardman
War Department
Washington
San Antonio
Wisconain
Board narrows site choices for new state home near Milwaukee
The state board of control will not accept further site offers for a proposed state home for the feebleminded near Milwaukee. With twenty six sites offered and less than half examined, the board plans to restrict its recommendation to already submitted properties for the legislature’s upcoming session.
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State Board of Control
Milwaukee
Wisconsin State Happenings Weekly Roundup
A Wisconsin wide roundup reports multiple accidents and incidents across towns. Carl Rothbauer carries his son after a near severing cut by a steam saw. O T Anderson found wounded in woods. Judge Ross rules on town organization under 1900 law. youths found in Racine. highway robberies and arrests in Waukesha. a death on a Milwaukee interurban run. fires and injuries in Measha and Omro. a preacher dies in Waterford. burglaries in Waukesha. a quarry worker killed by dynamite. funerals and crashes in Janesville Fond du Lac and North Watertown. fishermen return from Stormy Bay. a six year old found after exposure. a brakeman fatally injured in a coupling accident.
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Chippawa Falls
Howard
Joseph Rothbauer
Bloomer
Gays Mills
O. T. Anderson
Racine
Haymond Peiffer
Eugene Canning
Cleveland
Illinois Penitentiary
Carney
Racinelouis Rosenburg
Milwaukee
Ives
Menasha
Matthew Mueller
F. W. Pratt
Waukesha
Cadahy
Stahingoa
Ogtkosh
Fostwick Ibert
Omro
Janesville
Fond du Lac
Harry Thuerwechter
Jano Ward
Sim Dorn
W. H. McGuire
Charles Heon
Leslia Devis
Euto
North Watertown
Lake Milia
E. J. Hart
McKinley
Nnd
Oklahoma
Kensas
Hart
Madison
B. H. Graft
Clias
O. H. Swagel
Tian Lake
Misa Loja Wakefield
Corbete
National Home
D. R. Mazel
C. R. Cleveland
Rockford
J. Matinette
Eugene Gagon
Bturgeon Bay
Marinetté—Frenk Rossatti
Car donated to Red Cross for mobile first aid school
The Pullman company donates a transportable first aid school car to the American Red Cross. With consent from several railroads and the Interstate Commerce Commission the car will be moved free of expense to various locations to train railroad workers miners and other industrial employees.
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Pullman Company
American Red Cross
Lnterstate Commerce Commisson
Red Cross
Thrills in the Rocky Mountains turn mountain line into Coney Island
Western railroad men push daring engineering to boost tourist appeal. A promoter Rev E J Wilcox extends a narrow gauge line from Silver Plume to Mount McClellan at 14 000 feet using switchbacks to reach the summit. Plans include a Gray's Peak extension with elevator for final ascent, hotel and observatory, and mining tram to carry passengers for thrill rides.
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Rocky Mountains
Coney Island
E. J. Wilcox
Mr. Wilcox
Silver Plume
Colo
Wicox
Wilcox
Mount McClellan
Gray's Peak
McClellan
South America
Rocky Ridge
Rocky Mountain Rungs
United States
Pike's Peak
Coun Bexath
Tountain
Safer than telegraph rail dispatching via telephone
A historic shift unfolds on North American railways as telephony replaces Morse telegraphy for dispatching. Experts claim safer, faster operations with trains equipped for direct calls to dispatchers, predicting widespread adoption within five years and over 30,000 miles already wired.
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United States
Traiden
Mystery of Hogan Is Cleared by Chief’s Question
A veteran officer Hogan is questioned by the chief over rumors of a hidden life. Hogan admits in confidence to playing the clarinet in a cubarbar band, explaining his off duty pastime as the suspected mystery. The chief acknowledges Hogan is valuable yet notes the unusual hobby.
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Police
Railways Rise in South China Transform Trade and Travel
Chinese rail expansion shifts from junk boats to steamers and rails. The Canton Fatsham Samshu line carried 3,293,731 passengers last year, linking Canton and Fatsham. The Canton Fatsham Samskut One and Sanning rails all showed strong traffic and profitability, while the Carton Traniaw trunk line’s operating portion covers expenses and funds future expansion.
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China
Canton
Fatsham
Samshu
South China
Canton-Fatsham-Samskut
Sanning
Carton-Traniaw
Change to Oil Burners on Pacific steamers and locomotives
The article notes most Canadian Pacific steamers on the Pacific are being converted to oil burners. It also intimates that Pacific division locomotives may be converted to oil burning as well.
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Pacific
Pacific Division
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Ambitious Youth Seeks Voice Use in Emergency
A youth asks if anything can be done with his voice and a musician suggests it could be priceless in an emergency. The dialogue explores whether the voice could aid an improvised signal if an automobile horn is out of repair.
Making peanut butter a tastier spread
Many people dislike peanut butter because it sticks to the roof of the mouth. Spreading ordinary butter on bread then a thin peanut butter layer helps. A buttered bread slice on top forms a sandwich. Regular stirring aids mixing oil and peanuts. Bulk peanut butter in jelly jars stores well and lasts longer.
Sut Your Blankets and the Case for One at a Time
A Housekeeping note argues that single blankets suit varied climates by allowing one extra layer as needed. It cites washing, drying, and storage advantages, noting that weaving alone should not justify keeping blankets in pairs for sanitary and economical reasons.
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Rox
Proper Rice Cooking Technique from Japanese Tradition
The reader is advised to rinse rice, remove state and glucose, add just enough cold water to cover, cover and simmer on low heat until boiling, then adjust water for slight looseness. After twenty minutes, let stand five minutes. Do not add salt during cooking as it toughens rice. the method reflects Japanese daily use and centuries of practice.
Novel Relish Surprise in Luncheon Dish
A curious luncheon course misled guests who mistook crisp brown tubes for something else. They learned the item was celery after tasting. The celery pieces were prepared by boiling, breading, and frying or sautéing in butter, served with a brown sauce.
Hoogerian Stew With Leftover Roast and Biscuits
The method uses leftover meat and gravy from in bed roast to make stew. Add Adi Day reaf and one onion for flavor, prepare fresh baking powder biscuits, split biscuits, and serve warm with stew poured over them. Chicken can be prepared the same way.
Cauliflower Fritters From A Classic Fry Guide
Cauliflower is Boak and bail the caulflow in the usual way then separate into overs. Dip each piece in a thin batter and fry in hot fat until a delicate brown. Serve very hot on paper. An alternate method uses a mix of salt pepper vinegar and oil before frying.
Turkey Fritters From Leftover Meat
A method for using cold turkey by cutting into two inch pieces, seasoning with pepper and salt, dipping in batter, and frying in dripping until golden. Serve very hot with a purstey end.
Dalicious Cream Tomato Soup Recipe Note
A compact recipe fragment describes taking one quart tomatoes brought to a boil then adding soda to prevent curdling. It mentions a knob of butter, one quart of milk, and seasoning with salt and pepper, with canned milk as an alternative. The method aims for a light boil before serving.
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Cardling
To Bake Potatoes Quickly in Salted Water and Oven
A quick method states boil potatoes in salted water for ten minutes then finish in the oven. The boiling step heats the potatoes through and speeds cooling for a faster dinner prep.
To Clean Hair Brushes
Clean brushes by soaking in tepid water with a tablespoon of ammonia. Move brushes up and down until clean. Dry with the brushes downward so they dry correctly and look like new.
To Wash Chamois
To wash a chamole piece soak in tepid water with soap pearllce or bo rax. Rinse thoroughly in clear water. While drying pull from all sides to render it soft and pliant.
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Kleczka
New Wisconsin Corporations
Hillola
Ashland
Bill
Western Railroads
Joezy Mountains
Telephone Ln
Clears
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