Wisconsin Enacts Law to Protect United States Flag
Wisconsin lawmakers enact a law to prevent any display or sale that resembles the flag or its insignia. The act defines flag likenesses and prohibits public exhibition or advertising using such symbols while attached to goods or papers. Violators face penalties including fines and possible imprisonment. The measure clarifies scope and applicability, excluding regular newspaper issues.
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Bulger
Wisesa
United States
Alleil
Uniteds States
Senate
Asshiy
United S
Snl
Government Crop Outlook for May in Wisconsin and U S
The May 1 crop report shows winter wheat prospects solid, with 2 pushers produced. Meadows average four points lower than last year, and state spring plowing at about 5 percent by May 1, slightly above ten-year average. Spring planting lags in Wisconsin, with US trends near 70 percent plowed and planted by May 1.
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Ing Dhac
United States
Woonsin
Ixto
Richfield Entertainment Highlight at Local Gathering
Richfield residents enjoyed a Friday evening entertainment in the district aided by local volunteers. The event drew attendees including Miss Mews family members and neighbors from North Auburndale and Fenwood. other notes mention Miss Mews' school activities and road project progress on the town’s southwest edge. Mrs Cole of Mill Center, Brown County, died after visiting her daughter Mrs Henry Brooks, at over eighty, with extended family expressing condolences. Mrs Jacob Lenherr’s activities are also noted.
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Richfield
Hye
Éu Ruapter
Us Rapids
Rock
Cnaries
Beaver Dam
William Mews
Fred
North Auburndale
Bertha Schultz
Fenwood
Sign for tumor at the hospital late
A fragment notes a sign about a tumor at the hospital and mentions a patient receiving care or treatment. The text is unclear but suggests ongoing medical attention and related hospital actions.
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Alorg
Mohle Scene Reports Local Travel and Happenings
Mohle May 15. alr. Gerlach the cheesemaker returned Thursday from Sheboygan driving his car through from that place. Edward Marks of Barron has hired Morey for the samer. Peter Bell of Bakerville was a Syne day visitor at Nick Hell's. The masons had a de Po cement work on Ed. Dexheimer's new harn.
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Mohle
Gerlach
Sheboygan
Edward Marks
Barron
Morey
Peter Bell
Bakerville
Nick Hell
Ed. Dexheimer
Harn
Uncle Sam offers national labor bureau aid for job seekers
The article describes a proposed government labor office to assist farm workers and others seeking employment. It outlines how workers would file outward and back information for employers, including wages, languages, and transportation costs. The plan envisions bureau staff coordinating placements, with employer advances for travel and company stores and living costs.
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Tion
Sureau of Times Eval Department
Hebor
Postales Enrloy
Tia
Atine
Redemption Rule Set in Park Case on Mortgages
The Park decision reaffirms that under chattel mortgage sales all property must be redeemed, not partial items. It negates selective recovery and holds that mortgage holders gain protection by requiring full restitution of the debtor’s entire property at stake, including securities and animal and wagon collateral.
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Jocal Distributing Company
Blauens
Buon Tur
Prployers
Park
Ovr
Stevens Point
Gernoviv
Whooping Cough Remedy Ad From Clinton Brandon Spring
An old advertisement praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective for whooping cough. A parent from Clinton recalls using it on a baby and quickly obtaining improvement, urging others to obtain the remedy widely.
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W. Me
Ahn
Clinton
Brandon Spring
Chamberlain
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