Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1923-02-03
With the
Wisconsin,
Legislature

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Madison, Wls.-The child IN the
poorest rural community and the one
in the richest district IN the state win
share alike IN educational opportuni-
ties II bin 70 be introduced in the
legislature by Assemblyman a. 3.
Blomberg, 0gema. is passed.
An annual appropriation Of SI0,-
600 900 would Us carried under the
BlOmberg measure. which has the
backing OF the state department Of
education. II would make the rural
school N The sparsely settled neigh
bprhoods. through a system Of sub
sides. equal 10 city schools in educa-
tiOual advantages.
The seyeuth8euths mill tax for sup
port of the gaoiic schools would be
repealed.
The bill would create a new public
school FUND supported by new tax
al mills On the assessed valuation
OF an property in the state. This tax
IS anticipated 10 raise the $10Q10qo8
The money so raised would be dis
tributed by giving $3.50 70 each school
district which engaged @ competent
eiementar- teacher provided ghe conn
" allotted IN equal sum.
The remainder of the FUND would
be- distr butcd among school districts
which had AN assessed property val
uauon of less than $4,000 The
poor districts you'd thus receive the
greatest support
Aim TO curh Divorce evil.
Cmbing Of the livorce evil is the
aim of TWO bills introduced in the
legislature
Under one measure drawn by Aa-
semblyman John Ebsr Milwaukee. q
domestic relations court would ba
established I'm Milwaukee. patterned
after hose now in operation many
OF he larger cities Of he country.
4ssambiymau A. g. 8athesuu
GAINESVILLE Introduced bin to repeal
the o-cmlrd divorce counsel law ex
cept ag t applies @ Milwaukee, The
state would furnish counsel o ii.
vorce applicant only whoro he county
board appropriated fund for The
purpose This would tend TO dis
courage such suits.
Seeks Change IN Primary Date.
Assanblymau j. G. Hanson Dane
county would change the time for
primary election u wisconsin lie
proposes, n q bin introduced 10 have
HE biennial primary vote on The
TUESDAY next succeeding lie second
Monday y August. instead Of on the
firs' Tuesday n September
This change rs suggested In order.
aceordiug 10 AssamhIfmau Hanson. 70
give farmers n better opportunity 10
sct e he polls IIe contends hat
IA present the voting al the primary
election 8 turing one OF he busiest
seasons for agricultural workers. The
middle III AuEusl would ue more salts.
factory he SAYS.
Wants State TO Benefit from lnven-
lions.
The state of Wisconsin should ro-
ceive the financial benefit OF uyen.
uons and scientific discoveries made
al It's university in fhe opinion of
Assemblvman a. y BlomberE Osema.
lie announced he IS having bin
drawn 10 carry ont his views.
Many valuable Inventions have
been perfected in he m4st said Mr.
Blmberg hat the state has not re
oeiycd cent ! teel professors op-
gagged It'll research work az he uu.
verslty have no right to regard these
discoveries rs their own ana 10 reap
the benefit.
Assembly Adopts Resolution to Con
aress.
The assembly adopted memorial
10 Congress- asking that mo more INK
exempt securities be issued by the
Federal government state ar local
units FiftyaEhl members voted for
the memorial. nine against 80 action
was taken nn 1 in he senate
AssenbiyIn1a Robert Caldwell.
author u The resolution. said here
are SS0.Q000aae09 worth % ak ax-
emu. securities III he country now
and hat 81 poo00.Qee worth Ae belns
added annually
Would Jail Reckless Drivers.
Automobile drivers who faiI 10 stop
aftcs nimiuE pedestrians would be