Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1913-12-26
News NOtes>of Wisconsin.

eSy1lle.-TObacco buyers are re-
Using to receive all crops of tobacco
harvested late, and medium late
which have been taken down and
packed by the growers. In few
cases in the northern part of the state
such crops have been accepted but
only at decided reductions in the con-
tract price. These two grades Of the
weed have not been a sufficient time
in the shed, and owing to the wet
weather, did not dry sufficiently in
the stems and stalks to avoid sweat
ing in the bundles.
Green Bay.-Snow and cold weather
are needed in the woods in northern
Wisconsin in order to move an i'm.
mense quantity of timber to the saw
mills and pulp mills. Up to this time
lumbermen have been unable to get
any timber out of woods because Of
the unusual weather conditions. Con.
tractors figure to take out record
breaking amount provided snow falls
and makes work possible. AS a result
of lack of snow many men are out Of
employment.
Madison.-Fifteen thousand deer
were killed by hunters in Wisconsin
forests during the last twenty days Of
November. This estimate made by
Chief Game Warden John Shots is
based on the records in his office sup
plemented by the judgment OF expert
enced men respecting the number OF
deer killed by settlers ami others, buI
not shipped. The total number OF
deer shipped during the hunting sea-
son was 7,040.
Madison--In response to request
from the Oxford press of Oxford UNI
versity, England, Prof. J. F. A. Pyre
of Wisconsin, is compiling history OF
the university from the time OF its IN,
ception. The history will be pub
lished by the English school along
with similar stories of the UNIVERSE
ties of Yale, Harvard, Princeton AND
Columbia. 1t will be the only western
school represented.
Grand Rapids-An accident oc'
Cured in the Nekoosa Paper MIL
which resulted in the death OF Peter
Brada, an employee, a few hours later
He was alone at the time and no Ons
witnessed The accident. When f0uhu
he was lying on the floor with a large
hole just back of the left ear, a
broken arm and other injuries, lnur
eating that the victim had Deen
caught in the machinery.
Grand Rapids.-Louis King OF Ne
koosa was burned by a gasoline expo
sion and may lose his right hand Inc
accident was the result of an attempt
to fill the can of a gasoline nat HUI
while the jet was burning.
Neenah.- KEENAN, Hutchins, a graa.
nate of the Kimberly High school u
this city, has established a remarKaM0
typewriting record, writing 1OS worn,
a minute from shorthand notes anu
116 words per minute from dlcta'iV'-
Argyle While hunting near hs'o
George Lancaster accidentally saw
Stanley McGranahan. This is VIC
third time in the last two years 'n e.
ar. McGranahan has been shot WIS
a gun in the hands of a sportsman
Madison. The railroad commlsSl0D
has ordered the Chicago and Nol'u n,
western railroad to erect new oepO'
at AllenvilIe, Winnebago coun"
within sixty days. ..
Madison.-That a peddler in WIS
consin, having paid his license an !
complied with all the Requirements : !,
the law relating thereto. is llaDle - !,
fine and Imprisonment if he is cauea !,
without his number plate or badse =, :
his possession and conspicuousV Us
played, is an opinion of Attorney W
Owen.
Sheboygan.-Wholesale theits -,
lumber and coal from local railio ~,
and coal yards have resulted in maI s
arrests here 1t is said that pr
ably $4,000 worth of lumber, la = M
grain doors and from 1900 70 s'''
tons of saft coal hare been taAeN'