Pension veto saga tests governor's power before adjournment
Wisconsin high court to decide if Governor Heil may veto parts of two budget bills after the legislature adjourned. The dispute centers on funding for old age pensions and a relief program, with implications for state and county costs and potential special-session calls.
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Hearing on Final Settlement in Wavrunek Estate
Notice for a December 5 1989 hearing in Shawano County Wisconsin on the final account of executor John Wavrunek for the estate of T J Wavrunek deceased. Court will determine debts paid and residue distribution and any inheritance tax due. Dated November 7 1939 by order of the court Judge B Dillett. Attorneys Winter and Koehler.
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Wisconsin
Skhawano County
T. J. Wavrunek
Shawano
John Wavrunek
Co. B. Dillett
Winter & Koehler
Wisconsin Agriculture Notes On Early Spring Grain Seeding
The article reports that early spring seeding typically yields the best grain, a fact supported by Wisconsin agronomists and repeated in experiments and farm records. It also notes the high use of phosphoric acid as a preservative for silage, second only to molasses in popularity among Wisconsin scientists and farmers.
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University of Wisconsin
Wisconsin
Baby talk harms early language development says Wisconsin group
The Wisconsin Education Association urges parents to avoid nursery slang and “goo goo” talk as it delays learning. It notes children learn about 2,500 words between first words and age six, through clear pronunciation and ear patterns.
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Wisconsin Education Association
Madison
Wisconsin Pastures Deteriorate This Fall
Dry weather hits Wisconsin pastures as reports show conditions at about two thirds normal in November, following a summer of relatively good pasture. Milk production declines slightly amid heavier feed use, with nationwide variation and comparisons to historic drought years. Farmers are advised to leave open fields with corm shacks or buckwheat stacks to support prairie chickens.
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Wisconsin
United State Departments of Agriculture
United States
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