Real Estate Board Reports 1921 Actions in Wisconsin
The Wisconsin Real Estate Brokers Board in 1921 refunded 34,000 in cash and property to complainants and held hearings, despite constraints. Expenses totaled 80,588.31 with 39,810 in license fees. 40 applicants were refused licenses and earlier licenses were revoked. Fourteen cases involved unlicensed selling. penalties included fines and potential convictions, notably against Robba Webast Deagoan who faced trial and a 760 dollar fine in Green Bay.
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Madison
Wis
Wistonsh
Elmer Grhumeér
Mavinette
Orge M. Sholilon
Tom
Ure
Robba Webast
Green
Hea
Park Theater Anniversary Praises Night of New Screenings
Park Theater marked its first anniversary with a well patronized program featuring the Thomas H. Ince production Mother Of Mine and a live performance by Anthony Olinger. The event highlighted strong performances by actors Hugh Hughes, Joseph Kilgour, Betty Hythe, Betty Moss Clark, and Claire McPowell, and celebrated the film’s motherly sacrifice theme amid dramatic suspense and a pivotal courtroom reveal.
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Thomas Ih. Ince
Anthony Olinger
Bari
Machree
Ani
Floyd “Hughes
Joseph Kilgour
Betty Hythe
Betty Moss Clark
Claire McPowell
Hubert Skeilow
Miniker
Jad
Cather
Justatis
Finuneijer
Ince
Tilea
Isrumedad
Just Owitsian
Superintendent of Reform leader to speak at mass meeting
The reform leader from Washington is to speak at a Methodist church mass meeting tomorrow. Dr Crafty, age seventy one, is described as the Old Man of America and has spoken across the United States and in twenty nine foreign countries, authoring many books.
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Washington
Methodist Church
Crafty
America
Waukesha
Students Reach Year Mark in 1919 State Enrollment
In the first year of state education the enrollment hit a high mark with 5386 students. The milestone followed by 4160 earlier in the year, noting a peak as the year opened.
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Gelmat
Fat and lean fattening experiment in Germany draws attention
Reports describe a controversial pig fattening procedure performed by a veterinarian using local anaesthetic to remove fat sections from a pig before returning it home for continued fattening. English breeders and beauty advocates weighed potential uses for humans, including fashion and cosmetic aims, while skeptics doubted the idea.
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England
Bay Windows
Geremia
Chiglish
Exchange of Products Plane In Saxonia
A Saxonian agreement aims at exchanging farm produce with industrial goods in a planned exchange. The Saxon Peasants' League and Saxon coal and chemical groups agreed to swap potatoes, meat, and other farm products for armor and industrial items as a test of a broader mutual exchange program.
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Saxonia
Derlin
Saxonian Peasants' League
State sent 4 452 men to school in 1921
Wisconsin reports 4 432 soldiers sent to school in 1924 with 4003 in retirement and 449 studying out of state. Total enrollment across state institutions reached 18 220, with 22 77 at other colleges. High schools enrolled 48 more from veterans programs. out-of-state attendance included Leipzig Tokyo Oxford Boston Stanford and more.
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I Wssonsin
Ariginat Co
Wisconsin
Wits
University
Jel Owith
Arate
Haniel Ieological Semina Commercial Colleges
Art Nsiyyybes
Leipsig
Germany
Tokyo
Japan
Oxford
England
Bostan
Ireland
Sturford
Calif
Moemun
Moni
New York City
Washington, DC
el Paso
Tex
Anu
Ure
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Phil Weinheimer
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Jan Ave
Wilbur Lumber CO
Bostwise Candy CO
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Badger Motor Car Company
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