Washburn Times Rates and Postal Details
The Washburn Times, published weekly in Washburn Wisconsin, lists advertising rates on application and notes terms at 2.00 per year. The paper is entered as second class mail matter at the Washburn post office.
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Washburn
Wisconsin
Washburn Faces Budget Battle Over Public Schools
The Washburn city council fails to cooperate with the school board, cutting the next year’s schools budget sharply. After hiring figures from memory, the council proposes a $25,000 school budget, far below what is needed, prompting resignations and calls for new leadership to protect education amid broader fiscal strain. Milwaukee Journal notes a parallel debate on a major water highway project with national implications.
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Washburn
Thompson
Gray
Great Central
United States
Atlantic
Panama Canal
New York
Milwaukee Journal
Waterway, a Bargain: IJC Finds Lakes to Sea Project Practical
The international joint commission concludes the lakes to the sea waterway is practicable and economical. It estimates a cost around 250 million dollars and notes the study went deeply into feasibility rather than sentiment.
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International Joint Commission On the
Second Class Mail Rates Debate on Longworth Bill
House Post Roads committee heard arguments for delaying a second class mail rate hike. Proposed figures show parcel post seventy pounds costs in zones one and two at 74 cents versus newspapers at 1.28. Third zone costs would be 1.44 for parcels and 1.74 for newspapers. a joint House Senate panel would study the increase.
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Longworth
House Committee On
House
Senate Post Office Committee
New Road Building Models Demonstrate Bridge and Drainage Structures
The Bureau of Public Roads develops new models illustrating highway construction. The displays depict bridges, culverts, retaining walls, and drainage systems to show modern road building methods.
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Bureau of Public Roads
Keeping Children in School Compulsory Attendance Laws by State
The Children's Bureau reports state compulsory attendance rules vary widely. ages range from 12 to 18 with many exemptions. Common exceptions include employment and completing grades, while several states omit strict age limits or permit farm work exemptions.
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Children’s Bureau
District of Columbia
Changes in the Cost of Living Across Ten Cities
The Department of Labor reports drops in the cost of living from mid 1919 to May 1920 across ten cities including Atlanta Baltimore and Seattle with declines ranging from about 12.8 to 19.1 percent. It also shows six category changes from December 1914 to May 1921 detailing Food Clothing Housing Fuel and Light Furniture and Furnishings and Miscellaneous costs in Baltimore and other cities.
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Department of Labor
Atlanta
Baltimore
Birmington
Houston
New Orleans
Portland
Oreg
San Franscisco
Scranton
Seattle
Washington
D. C
Wingo Criticizes Congress Over Government Deposits
Representative Wingo said the Government holds 65 million on deposit in foreign countries with more millions in U S banks and railroads loaned out. He blasted Congress for squeamishness on rescuing land banks and noted the deposit is not an appropriation yet banks face 5 percent interest while commercial banks offer around 2 percent on practically permanent government deposits.
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Treasury
Mellon
Federal Farm Loan Board
Wingo
Congress
Former Bathing Girls Now Playing Leads in Love, Honor and Behave
Two leading roles offer former Sennett Bathing Beauties a chance at star billing in Love, Honor and Behave under First National at the YMCA Theatre next Wednesday and Thursday. Phyllis Haver and Marie Prevost portray the feminine principals, former Bathing Beauties turned to legitimate comedic parts. Haver plays the wife of Ford Sterling, abused and neglected darling.
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Mack Sennetts
First National
Ymca Theatre
Phiyllis Haver
Marie Prevost
Sennett
Miss Haver
Ford Sterling
Darling
Two Rising Screen Talents Shine in Romantic Drama
Matie Prevost plays a young bride driven by jealousy in a tale of love and suspicion. Miss Prevost and Miss Haver display contrasting looks as their performances reveal authentic, gifted acting beyond their bathing suit costumes.
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Matie Prevost
Miss Prevost
Miss Haver
Farm Credit Extension Bill Passes House With Cut
The House approved the Nelson Curtis proposal amending the farm loan act to allow an extra 25 million dollars in farm land banks backed by the Federal Treasury. The Senate had authorized 50 million, but House leaders trimmed the funds despite Senate support.
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House
Federal Treasury
Senate
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