Wisconsin Happenings From Racine to Rhinelander
Regional notes recount the Nineteenth annual Racine and Kenosha Civil War veterans reunion with about 200 attendees in Racine, plus local progress on Dodge county highways, school Americanization efforts, lumber plant improvements in Rhinelander, and rural telephone line rulings.
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Hackley-Prelpe-Bennet Company
Buyiog
Phelps
Racine
Kenosha County
Ladysmith
LeRoy Cox
Eva Jirown
Fisher
Waterloo
Danville
Watertown
Dadge
Highway Commissioners
Dodge County
Portland
Elba
Lyse
Frank Soller
Mantello
Neir
Portage
St. Savior
Avery Aler
American Red Cross
Marathon
Recomty
H. S. Crosby
Tehinclander
American Legion
Wisconsin
Kirk White
Thunder Lake Lumber Company
Rawkbins
Thuber Holdings
Anchis
Rhinelander
Rota
Merrit
Stevens Point
Grand Rapids
Marshfeld
Teatary Club
Marshfield
Railroad Commission
Lortage
J.P. Malik
Linwood
A. BE. Dafoe
Albert E. Brandt
C. M. Hewley
Chicago
Martin Worden
Attell
Orin
Beechwood
Wordan
Akull
Peter Noy
Grand Viely
Payleld Co
Thay
University of Wisconsin
Nye educational bill favored by Wisconsin legislature
Wisconsin closed a special session by approving the Nye educational bill and a 15 million dollar tax levy to fund it, paired with a 15 million dollar soldiers bonus approved by a recent referendum. The Senate voted 2 to 1, the House 69 to 22, with debate focusing on the tax burden. The plan includes a surtax on income and a broad property tax, plus education benefits at cost for veterans up to four years. Governor Philipp anticipates about 10,000 veterans may enroll.
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Central Labor Uni
Orick
Rhinelander
R. R. Hulton
Chicago
Menominee, Mich
Glenwood
Martha Buick
Antigo
Abe Krom
Constance Hayes
Kenosha
Serbia
Miss Hayes
King Peter's
Wisconsin Ailroad Commission
Hartford
Washington County
Hale Bloskal
Mast River
Brows County Buulty Milk Exelangs
Scehatge
C. Neumann
Peace Luthera
Athens
A. Gein
Bey
Oneida
Itiinelender Creamery
Wisconsin Gaol and Electric Company
Walroutd
Fairchild
Osgea
Wisconsin Canned Food Co
Fairehild
W. F. Flood
Willard Foster
G. C. Cale King
C. M. Sherwood
Ballard
Minnesota Food
A. Oy Baker
C.J, Ludwig
Greenwood
Monroe
Fort Scots
Tourbon County
Kans
Green County
Kansas
Borden
Henry A. Moehlenpahh
Clinton
Wis
Wilson
Federal Reserve Board
F. A. de Jano
Moehlenpeh
Citizens Bank of Clinton
Moehlerpal
Wisconsin Bankers’ Association
American Bankers’ Association
State Bank
Chicago and Northwestern Railroad
Eldon
Schwiz
Madison
Newaboy
France
Wisconsin
Nye
Fred ©. Sheasby
Senate
Bilgrien
Dodge County
House
Assembly
Finance Committee
University of Wisconsin
Philipp
Dally Thought Sparks Fire Charge Allegations
A fragmentary report notes a fire incident tied to treads and a local incident with charges against students. Names and exact details are unclear in the OCR, but the item centers on accusations linked to a discipline matter at a school or college.
Teach Child Welfare to Mothers by Mail
Wisconsin Extension offers home service courses to arouse state wide interest in child welfare. Practical, focused on health, food, clothing, and surroundings, with modules for disease prevention, home nursing, family diet, dressmaking, home furnishing, budgeting, and child development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Wisconsin Extension Division
Treasury certificates called for redemption September 15 1919
Governor McDougal of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago received Secretary Glass’s telegram announcing United States Treasury Certificates of Indebtedness Series V E dated May 1 1919 maturing October 7 1919 are hereby redeemed at par and accrued interest with interest ceasing after September 16 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. McDougal
Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago
Secretary of the Treasury Glass
United States Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
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Arthur ©. St. Clair
Ingram
Wincconsin
Dally
Studes
Marshield
Spars Cereal Company
Lee
Northern
State Fair
Chippewa Falls
Con T. Kennedy
Milwaukee
Altman
WIS. Inf
Eva Cornellier
Chichester
Druuuinis
Lael Eben
Oshaws
Smokura
Senglp
B. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO
Winaton-Salam, N.C
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