HERE'S OFFICIAL BALLOT COUNT ON GOVERNOR
HERE'S OFFICIAL BALLOT COUNT ON GOVERNOR Canvassing Board Giveg Phil Majority of Over 127,000 The following is the complete vote cast for governor at the primary Sept. 16 by counties as reported...
...7,906 7,732 Waupaca...
...2.297 4.334 Eau Claire...
...4,294 5,566 Florence...
...1,045 2,265 Pepin...
...1.212 3.120 Dane...
...4,872 10,535 Marinette...
...He declared that he was opposed to the proposed increase of rates on first class mail, and pointed out that other countries have followed the practice of selling s-paee on their postage stamps with success...
...2,222 4,595 Waukesha...
...2,490 5,186 Oneida...
...2,270 3,930 Manitowoc...
...16 by counties as reported by the state canvassing board, showing that Phil La Follette defeated Gov...
...6,713 7.090 Lafayette...
...927 2,520 La Crosse...
...1,076 2,689 Trempealeau...
...3,656 5,497 Waushara...
...3,594 5.128 Clark...
...616 1.606 Ashland...
...1,449 2,425 Wlnnebagq...
...2.000 4.730 Sauk...
...1,644 1,946 Outagamie...
...4,848 11,151 Marathon...
...Emanuel C'cllcr of Brooklyn, N. V. In a letter to Postmaster General Waltet K. Brown recently made public here, Representative Cellar stated that he merely ofTered the Idea as a suggestion and be did not ''Advocate it...
...4.230 3.706 Marquette...
...2,064 2,274 Lincoln...
...5,786 7,885 Buffalo...
...131 20 23.182 Dodge...
...1.65S 4,037 Bayfield...
...Kohler with a majority of more than 127,000 votes: Kohler LaFollette Adams...
...4,139 8.798 Door...
...2,126 5,954 Sheboygan...
...France, Germany, and New Zealand, I am told sell the marginal space on stamp sheets io private enterprises for advertising their commodities...
...1,805 4.244 Green Lake...
...3,882 3,245 Washburn...
...6,641 7,751 Forest...
...1,469 1,636 Iowa...
...9.467 8,847 Richland...
...Celler stated in his letter, "If you have a genuine desire to balance your budget, I offer you a plan that, liiiRht give you increased poslnl returns without placing any additional burdens upon first cla.ss mail users...
...3,404 7,148 Sawyer...
...1.896 4.443 Iron...
...Bavaria and Italy have doubled the size of their stamps ind sold the additional space to u'l-1'ate coue-crns for advertising space...
...I do not necessarily advocate It...
...1,341 1,239 Walworth...
...52,498 57,945 Monroe...
...1,928 2,656 Rock...
...723 1.710 Calumet...
...1,139 2,453 Chippewa...
...3,244 6.740 «_ Totals ........287,687 395,551 Proposes Stamp Advertising to Curb Deficit Representative Oiler of N. Y. Makes Novel Suggestion to Solve Post Office Problems WASHINGTON, D. C—The novel plan of selling advertising space on postage stamps to reduce the postal deficit has been sugifesti'd by Rep...
...1.491 3,247 Jefferson...
...1,222 1,966 Washington...
...869 1,522 Milwaukee...
...I offer the proposition for discussion...
...976 1.706 Grant...
...11,812 7.958 Taylor...
...457 838 Fond du Lac...
...1,532 1,896 St...
...Declaring that an increase in postal rates as advocated by Postmaster Brown would not meet with i hearty response in Congress, and that the services rendered by the post, office department cannot be weighed in dollars and cent* any more than those of other governmental bureaus, Mr...
...2,650 5.168 Columbia...
...1,524 2,794 Douglas...
...5,667 6,692 Kewaunee...
...1,122 2.010 Jackson...
...1,554 3,503 Polk...
...Croix...
...3,879 6,470 Juneau...
...1,916 5,311 Vilas...
...Cellar pointed out that stamps ind cancellation stencils have In the oast been used to advertise the Red Cross, Liberty Loans the Air Mall...
...2,307 6,078 Oconto...
...1,743 4,373 Vcrnou...
...1,480 4,087 Kenosha...
...3,168 7,107 Crawford...
...1,566 3,858 Portage...
...2,036 3,459 Price...
...1,131 3,886 Burnett...
...1.537 2,757 Racine...
...8,611 7,604 Wood...
...7.151 9,094 Ozaukee...
...7,739 8,507, Rusk...
...751 1,504 Shawano...
...1,636 3,966 Langlade...
...1,302 2,430 Brown...
...1.658 3.455 Barron...
...773 1,267 Pierce...
...3,714 5.962 Green...
...Mr...
...5,643 7,111 Dunn...
Vol. 1 • October 1930 • No. 44
