Wisconsin Legislature Enacts Broad New Laws
The legislature passes wide ranging measures across appropriations taxes and governance. Key items include university funding for new buildings four point five million and highway construction totaling about fifteen million with authority for state agencies to issue certificates and regulate transportation and inspection. Also adds adult education and public works funding, expands judicial appointments, and pursues conservation waterways and land use plans while proposing changes to taxation and home rule initiatives.
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Enarr Penta
University
Nornaln
Emilutn
Isdaras
University of Wincprale
Guy Nees
Umn
Attorney Generals Department
Agricultural Department
Mutivitinn
Waugun
Motor Fisren
Trovka
Ler Falkond
Binth
Nordinigenty
Hugh Els
Wisconsky
Murda
Cena
Weis
Foxtel
Gnilon
Inbar uPgadtenshia
Fragmented 1927 Wisconsin legislature notes on liquor and mineral laws
Fragmentary OCR outlines Wisconsin state actions on liquor legislation and wet versus dry debates, mineral rights taxation, and Indigenous issues. It references Jerks in forestry, the Hill Hunt unit, and proposed constitutional changes, plus investigations into insurance practices and the Moricon Marsh dispute.
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Brinker Inns
Biaing
Legisature
Cangees T
Ventian
Indiana
Nusmare
Wisconsin
Kerman B. Bitern
Maina
Horicon Marsh
Senate
Akern
Ceacon News Drainwee
Gerecol Herman J. Ekern
W. Stanley Smith
Portrait Free Next Sunday In Milwaukee Paper
Free pull page portrait offered by The Sunday Milwaukee edition features a Roto-Art image of Robert Marton La Fol tele. The promotion invites readers to order and collect their copy when on sale next Sunday.
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Robert Marton
Libby
Drenie
Weight
Kuebler Grocery Company
Remove Hair Roots Forever Safe Easy Way
An advertisement-like fragment touts a cosmetic system claimed to remove hair roots permanently. It mentions a safe method and promises lasting results with emphasis on efficiency and consumer assurance, citing unnamed pharmacies and drug stores as sources.
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Karras
Latium
Samen
Mate Stengger
Montter Wil c
Vrusal Dru Oo
Eneer's Drug Store
Murlier Pouer Drug Co
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Featured by Letter
A Massachusetts mother describes relief after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound following illness and weakness. She reports regaining strength to do own work and urges others to try the remedy, citing widespread positive responses from women.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Mrs. Aager
Anette
Pinkham
Mia
Olve Auger
Howard Street
Lavall
Massachusetts
Lydia KL Finkham
Legislative Committee Reports Findings on Graft Charges
The insurance commissioner criticizes the attorney general as the investigative committee reports no evidence to support charges of graft against Senator Severdon. The governor’s visiting committee found state charitable and penal visitations in excellent condition and urged the denial of Dr. Jim Pederer’s resignation. Miscellaneous bills include boxing oversight, fund transfers for a state land purchase, and a requested repeal of a death sentence law.
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Leetet
Sileaukee
Dane
Sauk
Aupréme Court
Supreme Court
Lgull Court Ruders
Andlila Shaeffey
Wisconsin
Parlin Wan Uudapinda Ahmagetlan
Aueteadure
SDR
Hnale
Alan
Yeni
Kavernnint
Ipa
Reyrgurdantan
Darrel Wonbing
Ween
Amd
Yorkilun
Leenap
Kerang
Vailey Chetaw
Inunme
Exptu
Haine
Hnelty Af
Hivrtford
Vhs
Whrwt
National Bank of Hartford
Eugenick
Sritiites
Appeoai- Tukely
STATY
Epech
Herman A. Severson
Iola
Inigo de
Jim Pederer
Touchersdale
State Soldiers’ Rehabilitation Fund
Tomahawk
Big Carr Lakes
Oneida County
Raine
Benjamin's Hidden Mansion Restored by Florida State
The old Gamble mansion in Ellenton Manatee County will be preserved as a memorial to Judah P. Benjamin, secretary of state for the Confederacy. The project, funded by a $10,000 state appropriation, comes after the Daughter of the Confederacy offered to purchase and donate the property to Florida. Built in 1847, the mansion is noted for its antebellum architecture and use of native materials.
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Associated Press
TaHahanae
Gamble
Iaen
Judah P. Benjamin
Herowies Zvalintza
Confederncy
Gambler House by Manatee River History
The three acre Manatee River mansion once linked to a major sugar venture from Lewisiaea with 300 enslaved workers. It changed hands through several owners, was briefly held by Captain Archie McNeil during the Civil War, and later fell into uncertain fortune.
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Manatee
Lewisiaea
Archie McNeil
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