Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1915-12-07
BADGER STATE NOTES.

Delavan.-John H. Murphy, coun-
ty agriculturist, has resigned and has
taken the management of the famous
Tilden farms located just outside of
this city. The Tilden farms are the
most noted in the state. From this
plant more than $500 quarts of milk
are shipped daily to Chicago to be
used in the hospitals and for the ba-
bies. Murphy will have full supervi-
sion of the farm.
Marshfeld.-At a meeting Of the
Wisconsin Cheesemakers' Advance
ment association, Dairy and Food In
spector E. l.. Aderhold of Neenah,
declared that the unclean and insan-
itary cheese factory or creamery was
soon to become a thing of the past,
thanks to Wisconsin's strict laws and
rigid program of inspection which
had been outlined recently by the
dairy and food commission.
Kenosha.-George Yule, 81 years
of age, and dean of the wealthy man
ufacturers of Kenosha, had narrow
escape from death when he was
struck by switch engine as he
walked along a trestle in the yards
of the Balm Wagon company, of which
he is the president. Mr.. Yule had
been inspecting stock in the yards
and failed to notice the approach of
the engine.
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board at a recent session appropri-
ated $4,000 to be used in trying out
the new state law providing for aid
for neglected children. The expendi-
ture of this fund will be by the judge
of the juvenile court. 1t is expected
that there will be an unusually large
number of demands for help under
the new provision.
New London.-The second opera
ton for cancer of the tongue proved
fatal to Attorney w. Kruger of this
city, who died at an Appleton hospi-
tai. In the first operation the re-
moval of part of the tongue nearly
destroyed his speech. His wife died
a I6W UlODIQS ago.
Beloit- There was plenty of
Thanksgiving joy and feasting in Be-
lott this year. Two of the largest
factories here issued payrolls which,
combined, amounted to $50, 500. 1t
was one of the biggest paydays in the
history of the city.
ManitowOc.-The Chicago & North
western Railway company is contem-
fcials of the company conferred with
Agent O'Donnell here.
Green Bay.-The Bank of Green
Bay was moved on Thanksgiving day
to it's new location in the Masonic
temple.
Oshkosh.-A report is current in
railroad circles here that the 500 line
is negotiating for the purchase Of the
Wisconsin & Northern railway, OPP
Grating north from Shawano to
junction point eight miles north of
Crandon and that branch may be
extended south to Neenah.
Oconomowoc.-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Will observed their golden wedding
anniversary at Oconomowoc recently
when number of relatives and
friends called to offer congratula-
tons. Many handsome bouquets and
other gifts were received by the
couple.
Green Bay.-Pierce NJ. Swaig,
charged with perjury, pleaded gull
ty and was sentenced to one year in
the state reformatory. Swaig was
charged with swearing to an affidavit
to obtain a marriage license. He
| said he was single when in reality
he was married.
Madison.-The second death claim
to be presented to the insurance de-
partment against the state fund was
/ received from the widow of Senator
George E Scott of Barron county.
Senator Scott carried a policy of
$1,000