Editorial debate on governorship and lawmaking.
A Washburn Wisconsin 1905 notice comments on political interviews and governors candidates. It questions claims about an administration’s stance toward potential gubernatorial contenders and notes ongoing debates over primary election law interstate commerce law and tariffs. The piece also references local editor Lige Barager and critiques current legislative processes.
Preachers Debate Santa Claus and Child Truths
Some critics urge telling children the truth to avoid lying. They argue against Santa Claus but others defend the tradition as a joy giving institution. The message asserts Santa will persist and positive influence continues through life.
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Santa Claus
City Bond Ordinance Corrected and Republished
City Attorney Walsh has corrected the bond issuance ordinance and it will be republished. The company purchasing the bonds approves the revised text and returns are expected soon.
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Walsh
Port Wing Tax Rate Hailed At Four Percent
Port Wing announces a four percent tax rate this year amid claims that local valuations are comparatively low making taxes as low as in any town.
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Port Wing
Amending Primary Election Daw Puzzle Sparks Debate
The article explains Dr. McCarthy's proposed amendment to allow first and second choice voting in primaries. It details a hypothetical 100 vote tallied process where successive eliminations and second choices decide a winner, with Smith and Jones example outcomes. The bill was defeated in the assembly 43 to 42.
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McCarthy
Legislative Reference Library
Madison
Robinson
Smith
Jones
Brown
Congressman Jenkins backs post office change plan
Congressman Jenkins recommends a post office change here and believes it reflects public wishes and will gain broad approval, signaling an anticipated final decision and local support.
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Jenkins
LaFollette Enters Senate with Strong Rail Regulation Stance
The New York Press lauds La Follette as a powerful new U S senator entering Washington to push federal rail regulation. It praises his bold experience, calls him a stalwart defender of the square deal, and predicts a towering influence compared with established leaders.
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LaPollette
United States Senate
Washington
Wisconsin
LaFollette
Spooner
Platt
Depew
Congress
House
McKinley
la Follette
New York Press
Patient finds Foley's Kidney Cure relief after years of trouble
Mrs. Raymond Conner of Shelton Washington writes doctors could not help me for kidney trouble for years. After one dose Foley's Kidney Cure gave relief and she claims to be cured. The product is sold by Q W Frost.
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Raymond Conner
Shelton
Foley
Q. W. Frost
Short Course Enrollment At Wisconsin Agriculture College
The University of Wisconsin offers a Short Course in Agriculture with 320 enrollments split 182 first year and 138 second year. 25 students come from outside the state and 59 of Wisconsin’s 71 counties are represented. Upcoming is a Farmers' Course from February 6 to 16 for farmers over 25, address Prof. D. H. Otis for circulars.
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Bayfield County
Henry W. Moergeli
Oscar Palm
Washburn
College of Agriculture
D. H. Otis
Madison
Wis
Fox Bros Guarantee Refund for Syrup of Tarif
A signed agreement from Fox Bros offers a refund on a 50 cent bottle of Green's Warranted Syrup of Tarif if it fails to cure cough or cold and a 25 cent bottle to prove satisfac tory or money refunded.
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Fox Bros
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