Federal tax relief for federal militia vehicles upheld
Madison reports a Deputy Attorney General opinion states the federal government need not pay motor fuel tax for vehicles used by the Wisconsin National Guard and that states cannot tax federal agencies. The same letters cover education bonuses for ex service men and banking dividend by laws, with other unrelated notes on vehicle licensing and a hospital admission and death of an elderly official.
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Madison
Wisconsin National Guard
Imairl
Ay Brickgon
Wisconsin
Franklin Fr. Rump
Immett
Opnion
T. L. Mcintosh
Dwight T Parker
Building and Loan Associationa
Winconsin
Arsulant
Bump
Robert L. Siepberker
Ansistent
Fall Voice
Baraboo Man Named to State Dental Board Succeed Blish
Baraboo resident Dr Albert R Dipped appointed to the State Board of dental examiners to succeed Ir James Swilah for the term ending May 2 1930. Governor Rising announced the commission also includes reappointment of Jesse Meyera as custodian of the G AR memorial hall in Madison for term ending May 3 1928 and a committee of Tom L Johnson John Ganex Tipon and others to select and erect a monument in the Marietta national cemetery in honor of World War II soldiers buried there.
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Associated Press
Midiion
Albert R. Dipped
Baraboo
Baa
State Board of Dental Examiners
James Swilah
Rising
Jesse 5. Meyera
Masilaon
G. AR. Memorial Hall
Tom L. Johnson
Milwaukes
Er.Melmatreet
Lake Milly
John W. jGanex Tipon
Marietta, Gi National Cemetery
Wikconan Notdlera
Tie Present
Lemtatature
Duchess Granted Divorce In Westminster Suit
The Duchess of Westminster was today granted a divorce in her divorce suit at Westminster. The ruling ends ongoing legal action involving the duchess and her spouse.
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Prens
Y' Jonton
Duchess of West
Minnter
Wastminster
Ford Runs 438 Miles On Gallon Of Gas
An ad claims a thermostatic control named Blancke Thermostatic Automatic Carbureter Control doubles mileage per gallon for Ford engines. Inventors A C Blancke & Co offer samples and guaranteed free trial after advertisement, inviting agents to write.
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FORD
Blancke
Cechline
A.C. Blancke,& Co
Lake
Chicago
Church programs for next winter outlined in Oshkosh plan
The Mirat Methodiat church outlines next winter use including basement bowling alleys at a planned cost of 7000 dollars, Sunday lectures by notable speakers such as Glenn Frank and Fosdick, and Saturday organ recitals from October to April aimed at women visitors, with free admission and no collections.
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C. Cope Aind Smith
Oshkosh
Glenn Frank
Thaothy Stone
Ter. H. B. Fosdick
Business
Alstrict
Spraying Advised for Apple Orchards After Heavy Rain
County agricultural officials urge orchardists to apply the third summer spray now to prevent scab, especially on apples. Heavy rainfall has promoted lodging and spread on trees, with plum and cherry orchards also at risk. Mixture advised is one gallon Liquid lime sulfur and one pound of leaf arsenals to forty gallons water, with G A SellW writer noting timely importance.
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County Agricultural Office
G. A. Sell
Widow Lena Harach Dies in Stockbridge Funeral Held At Stockbridge
Lena Harach widow of Benjamin Harach died at her daughter Mrs Harry Ricker’s home in Stockbridge after pneumonia. Born in Oshkosh she lived in Stockbridge for years and moved with her husband about sixteen months ago. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ricker and Emma Harach, and two sons Fred and Arthur Harach. Funeral at 2 pm from the daughter’s home with burial in Sterling Ridge Cemetery. She was a Fidelity Club member and many friends are expected to attend.
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Burs
Lena Harach
Ren
Jamin Harach
Central Avenue
Thin City
Harry Ricker
Stockbridge
Herronil- Mon
Tuanriay
Storkbridea
Mn Harach
Aha
Mra, Ricker
Btackbridge
Mise
Emma Harach
Unieelt
Park Roads Reopened After Dusty Conditions
Motorists at Menominee park were hindered by dust from road work but officials report the roads are oiled and in good condition now. Local drives in South park are expected to improve this week, with all city park roads becoming excellent as repairs finish.
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Menomines Park
South Park
Navy nurse acquitted by court martial on liquor charge
A Navy nurse, Ruth M. Andernan, was acquitted by a court martial today on charges of bringing a small quantity of liquor into a transport destined for transport status. The trial, reported by Associated Press, concluded with an all members vote for acquittal in Washington DC.
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NAVY
Washington
DD. C
Mion
Ruth M. Andernan
Statewide Referendum on Beer Tax Increase Move
Madison doubts reduce beer tax as voters face a 2.75 percent rate change. The assembly approves a referendum directing the secretary of state to place the question on the ballots. The measure aims to tax farm land and fund school costs, drawing opposition over potential local tax shifts and burdens on villages. Authorities including Governor Bennett support the plan while lawmakers debate funding for rural schools and agriculture. The obituary note references the funeral of farmer BL Philipp in Milwaukee.
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Madison
Whivonsia
Congress
Polakowaki Vasolution Directiz
Mite
Bkern
Lannerghisian
Local Eureka Readers Celebrate Weekend Gatherings
A produced news snippet notes a Eureka Wisconsin event with names like Marie Kater and Genevieve Martie and Anni Kater returning to upend a summer venture. Attendees include Mr and Mrs Wo cmmer and Charles Tanner and Mrs Dd. Harriet Mathews and Minnie Jones are also mentioned. A neighborly gathering at Alfred evI homie is described along with church and social visits in nearby areas.
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Abe
Naval
I Anak Holle Hirrington
Min Charly Fitapatrick
Ganduy
Oro Rade
Oxnhosh
Wo Cmmer
Charles Tanner
Mra Dd
Honehor
Alfred Evi Homie Nee Ore
Wednenevening
Harriet Mathews
Tome
Whaneconta
Wauleng
Rendy
Miny Jone Flair
Han Boon
Kool
Mnandahaa
Ulenia Taewday
Cuntrati
Willim Steen
aMrv
Faria Mathews
Hureka
Mra
Frank Steppe
Orhanah
Qunata
A. Parkes Pickett
Charles Ware
Jary Epent
Oahekewh
Bunday
Weinarday
Holt
Perhaps the Last Parade of G A R Wisconsin
The piece notes a possible final parade by the G A R of Wisconsin with annual ceremonies and a veterans brigade meeting reflecting on past marches. It mentions the brigade’s members and a gathering held yesterday.
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State OF
Wisconsin
Fea
Padway Toastmaster at Madison Gathering
Madison affair as Padway acts as host at a banquet attended by senators, newspapermen, and players. The event featured a well methodical meal while political differences were aired.
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Padway
Madison
United Prena
Joseph Padiatr
Milwaukey Ant 'Iat
Warved
Tenna
Aénate
Socialist Split Over Painleve Government Emerges
Anagelated Press reports that socialists in the chamber of deputies signaled openness to abandoning support for Premier Painleve as they voiced approval of the Painleve Moroc cen poles, indicating a likely break with his government.
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Painleve
iBy
Farin
Premier Painleve
Chamber of Deputies
Painleve Moroccen
Miners Die in Prince Rofia Mine Blast
A violent explosion at the Prince Rofia mine near Kintachkort kills fourteen miners. The disaster marks one of the worst in the region's mining history, with authorities investigating the cause and guarding the site.
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United Prem. Rofia—Fignteen
Kintachkort
Bivimarin
Lust of wealth blamed for wife's murder in trial
District attorneys presented testimony in a murder case alleging jealousy and a motive tied to wealth. Key witnesses described the victim Mia Grave Grogan Young’s diary and notes accusing her husband Thomps W. Young of plotting a fatal attack amid a volatile marriage.
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Will
Fenne
Nadnity
Ann Keyes
Thomps W. Young Winx
Mia
Grave Grogan Young
Pat Mtenope
Wriday
Arerneyy
Pr Young
American delegates sign protocol banning poison gas
Delegates at the international arms conference announced a protocol outlawing poison gas as part of efforts to limit biologic and chemical warfare. The move comes amid negotiations and pledges to curb prohibited arms, signaling a significant step in disarmament talks.
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Associated Press
Genton
Unqualified Birth Control Approval Voiced at Council
A report from Cincinnati notes unqualified approval of birth control by church supporters. A Swedenborgian church banner and slander accusations are tied to the stance, discussed at a paper read before the national council of printers of the denomination today.
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Tineinnati
National Council of Spminters
Ihr
Eday
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