Census Apportionment Changes Highlight State Losses and Reform
The article notes the forthcoming census based redistribution of House seats, with many states likely to lose representatives under the new plan effective 1908. It cites historic per-member ratios and mentions states like Missouri, Kansas, and Nebraska facing reduced representation, plus scattered commentary from a dairy business perspective on efficiency and productivity improvements.
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Personal mentions fill Marshfield week travel log
A long list of brief society notes records William Berdie in Minneapolis and many locals visiting, staying or traveling. Names include Jug Trumbull in Pittsville, Miss Ida White in her home, Mrs J P Turguit in Spencerlas, Vaughouracancted business at Culby, Miss Rose Wallner from Stratford visiting Marshfield, and numerous other residents visiting Neenah Grand Rapids Unity Colby Reeseville and Milwaukee with lectures, dances, and church events noted.
The Creamery Boosts Butter Prices for Farmers
In a dairy farmers meeting an elder discussed how a local creamery raised butter prices. He noted farm butter now sells higher, about six cents per pound more, while mill costs and selling hassles decreased, leading to perceived gains for neighbors despite critiques.
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Barbers to Face Licensure Bill in Next Session
A proposed measure to license barbers by examination and apprenticeship, similar to physicians, was defeated last session but will be raised again. The plan includes two year apprentices, a board of examiners, and shop sanitary rules, backed by Madison and Milwaukee barbers.
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Local Deaths Reported at Clarke County Poor House
Purée deaths occurred in One Clarke county poor house last week. Born on Wednesday evening wi Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Below, 4 got, Robert Schroeder is still confined with a very serious attack of rheumavisay.
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