Wisconsin News Tidbits and Legislative Tax Commission Image
Wisconsin items cover Senate comments on bariff timing for July, Oshkosh land deals, Spooner as a notable congressman, and state expenditure on coffee whiskey and beer. Flooded El Paso, a critique of the Pittsville Pilot and Cameron Review, plus notes on Wisconsin tax law reform with a commission for revising statutes and a three member panel including Reenan, Jones, and Curtiss.
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Madison
Geo. W. Curtiss
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Close the Gates at Castle Gurticn Immigration Debate
The letter laments open gates since pilgrims arrived and calls for strict immigration controls. It warns of foreign invites to free America and compares current policy to a matron overwhelmed by many children. The piece emphasizes urgent attention to immigration issues and time.
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Immigration Law Urged to Shield American Labor
A Milwaukee Telegraph discussion argues for a strict immigration law to curb low wage entrants who may displace American workers. It contends most newcomers can’t realistically become citizens, and protection is needed for labor in mines, factories, forests, and cities to preserve American prosperity and wage standards.
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Milwaukee Telegraph
United States
Manny
America
Fife
Amerie
Passing of The Forests Prompts Timber Shortage Alarm
The article warns that Wisconsin Minnesota and Michigan face pine depletion within about 15 years at current cuts. It cites Chippewa Falls and other districts tracking stump remains and fire losses, noting reduced log supplies and broader impacts on the Mississippi watershed and spring melt patterns.
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Wisconsin
Lomberman
Michigan
Minnesota
Chippewa Herald
Chippewa Lumber & Boom Company
Chippewa Falls
Chippewa Palls
Jumberreen
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Vilas
United States
Mississinpi
Mississippi
Nichigan
Forest Reserves Movement in Wisconsin and U S Forestry Efforts
The article notes past Mississippi flow, then details timber depletion leading to state forestry commissions. It compares American practice to European methods, predicting a national move toward forest reserves with laws to remove timber gradually and plant saplings. Wisconsin recently enacted a law to establish a commission to create forest reserves and curb forest fires caused by settlers and hunters.
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France
Germany
America
Wisconsin
Presbyterian Church Notes Fielding Sunday Schedule and Sermons
Church notes review Sunday services at 10 am with Sunday school at noon. Junior Endeavor at 2 pm. Prayer meeting at 6:45 pm on The tongue as a Christian's Tool. At 7:44 pm sermon on Paul's Incentive. Memorial service praised Rev Young. Melionist Quarterly begins next Sunday with Rev Ing ham to preach. Quarterly conference Monday. Day by Presiding Elder. Rev McManus preached at Spencer church last Sunday.
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J. F. Young
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End of the World Implied by Warming Debate
A reflective line contemplates that if an end comes, it would prove a long argued point about heat and human endurance, suggesting the stakes of climate concern and public worry over extreme temperatures.
Cheese Makers Meet Opens Dairy Season in Tally Board of Trade
The last year's Tally Board of Trade remnants held their first meeting in this city on Tuesday. Six factorymen attended, but no buyers appeared and no bids were offered. Wm Noll Sr was reelected president with Adam Paulus as secretary and PH Pheil as censurer. The next meeting is set for Thursday, June 15. Offering list included Bakerville, Marshfield, Nasonville, Warner, Athens, and Linon. Women are praised for resilience amid emergencies.
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Po Ouyers
Wm. Noll, Sr
Adam Paulus
PH. Pheil
Bakerville Factory
Marshfield
Nasonville
Moo Warner O Woo Athens Ondo Linon
Wisconsin Central Railroad Will Carry Bicycles Free
From their home offices the railroad announced that after June 10th Wisconsin Central Railroad will carry bicycles free of charge. The carrier will assume no risk of injury.
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Westfeld News cites Frank McAvoy praising Cham Cham Chamberlain's remedy
An elderly Westfeld resident, Frank McAvoy, long employed by the B N A & Ry, reports using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhea Remedy for over ten years and considers it the best for bowel upset. He offers a recommendation and notes it is sold by Henry Horn.
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