Arrangement of Polling Places in 1890 Wisconsin
Madison Wisconsin February 25 1890 Hans G. Tine Secretary of State outlines updated polling place rules under Chapter 248 laws of 1889 The plan requires guard rails shelves or compartments to protect ballots and allow privacy with space for one shelf per fifty electors and detailed layouts for room division entrances and exits Gates and turnstile style access are mandated to control voter flow and security
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Crider
de Nein
Secretary of State
Guius
Vorisy Suivus
Madison
Wis
Hans G. Tine
Travelers in disguise face scrutiny as firm ties to public trust grow
Reports accuse Hubbard & Co of posing as traveling specialists and selling false hope to patients. Despite claiming a Minneapolis sanitarium and broad patient praise, many locals distrust the firm’s cures and demand caution before patronizing the outfit.
Bennet Law and Parochial Schools Compliance
The Bannel Law finds no support for enforcement against any school in the city. Parochial schools complied with the law before it became law, with few exceptions. Across states, enforcement targets indifferent parents whose children lack education, while responsible parents follow provisions and seek betterment. The law may have defects, but changes can be made when needed.
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Bennet Law Unit
City Teachers Meeting Focused on Class Recitation
A city teachers meeting last Friday addressed class recitation. Attendees included Hamlin Kelley Wood Dore llin Robinson Harkin Lyons Florence Olin and Mrs Tilfault. Vera Olin presented a paper on aims and methods of recitation, praising its value for language skills, pupil progress, and guiding future lessons. The session adjourned for two weeks with next topic Training of the Senses by Miss Garkin.
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Hamlin
Kelley
Wood
Dorellin
Robinson
Harkin
Lyons
Florence Olin
Tilfault
Vera Olin
Senator Cooper Clarifies Primary Meetings and Nomination Papers
Senator Cooper responds to a letter of inquiry stating that local primary meetings complied with the new election law and that nomination papers were unnecessary for candidates nominated at conventions. The remark aims to illuminate a debated issue affecting this city and others.
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Cooper
Physicians Offer Free Consultation in Wisconsin Visit
Drs Hubbard and Co of Sunitar cum Minneapolis cones again to Marshfield Wisconsin on Wednesday April 8. They are regular physicians with 25 years in chronic diseases and hold professorships at the Medical College. All hopeless cases are mailed to Tremont House on their visit.
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Drs. Hubbard & Co
Sunitarcum
Minneapolis
Marshfield
Wisconsin
Tremont House
Local Attorney Promotes Harvesting Machinery in Nerligville
Attorney G. A. Youn of Nerligville touring the city Sunday and Monday, accompanied by Chas Cornelius, agent for Whitely all steel binders and mowers. He will push sales of the gear in the vicinity this season.
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G. A. Youn
Nerligville
Chas
Cornelius
Mutual Life policy delayed by estate administrator appointment
Representatives of the Mutual Life Insurance Co regret that its policy on J. R. Reily could not be paid until an administrator of the estate was appointed. Had the policy been applied for in standard form, the company would have closed its claim immediately after proofs of death were presented.
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Representaves
The
Mutual Life Insurance Co
J. R. Reily
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Iapelul
Heenblig
Das. Hubbard & Co
City Teachers’ Meeting
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