was polio. nobody made up fake stories about how you shouldn t get your polio vaccine. in fact i think when i was in kindergarten or first grade we had to get a shot. we all go downstairs in roosevelt grade school in jane, wisconsin, to get a shot. you imagine the euphoria when you found out you could take a little sugar water with it and you didn t have to get a shot anymore. nobody said this was something the government couldn t do. it is simply made up. all the way back to 1905 in jackson versus massachusetts, the supreme court of this country has upheld the ability of government to protect the people through mandatory vaccinations if in fact that s what this was, and that isn t even what this is. right. because it was such a clear exchange here and, you know, we go where the evidence is, i would say credit to chris wallace for asking the factual question and putting this into the public record, people can
The Hutchinson News
Several area agencies will receive an extra level of support thanks to a $2.2 million gift to the Hutchinson Community Foundation from the estate of the late Bonnie and Franklin Fee.
Born in Hutchinson in the 1930s, both attended school here before departing to the University of Kansas in Lawrence.
But Hutchinson and family drew them back and in the early 1950s, Franklin and his brother Jim joined their father Frank’s real estate and insurance firm, the Frank Fee Agency.
Through a series of mergers, by 1957, it had become a partnership between the three called the Fontron-Fee agency, with a Hutchinson lineage dating back to 1883.