Two hundred German-Americans gather to support Germany's war effort. Male students promise to behave, so Janesville High faculty restores athletics. The Miller farm near Evansville is quarantined when 60 head of cattle are found to have hoof and mouth disease. Within days, farms in Johnstown and Bradford are quarantined. Killing of infected cattle soon starts.
Local firms bid on orders for blankets, saddles and tack as war supplies.
Fire destroys landmarks in Milton, the H.B. Crandall meat market on College Street, and a neighboring hotel and hardware store. Only one rail death reported in second half of 1914. Order yours, send one to a friend or relative. Bliss Communication Inc. All rights reserved. Use of this material subject to the GazetteExtra Terms of Use.