Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-10-11

Five additional cases of infantile
paralysis reported to the state author
tiles on Tuesday last brought the to-
tai in the state up to $50. The latest
cases are in the following communi-
ties: Monrovia, New Holstein, En-
barrass, Fulton Crock county,, and
Waterford (Racine county,.
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With more ducks than in many years
the hunting season on Lake Winneba-
go is poorer according to hunters. The
ducks may not be shot in open water
and it seems as though the birds knew
the big lake was a sanctuary as they
have left Lake Butte de Morris and
other smaller bodies of water and con-
gregated on Winnebago There the
state and federal supervision of wild
fowl is almost perfect. The birds, in
Guiding wild geese are now numerous
and will be until freezing weather
comes.
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A special policeman was killed on
the Richland Center fair grounds one
day two weeks when he was struck by
ruffian who had begun a fight with
two fair visitors. George Barto had
been assigned to police duty at the
fair grounds interfered with George
FOgO, former resident of that city,
and tough, commenced to beat up a
couple Of young men. Barto was
struck in the back of the neck, and
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held on the charge of murder in the
second degree.
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Sheboygan people were startled
when one of the wealthiest farmers
in ShebOygan, was arrested on a ser
ious charge preferred by the father
of a 9year-Old girl. Brehm took the
child for ride in his automobile and
is said to have assaulted her while in
the country. Herman Yanke, aged 40,
a 1abOrer, was arrested on complaint
of his wife for similar offense on an
11-yearold- stepdaughter. He was ar
rested for a similar offense three
years ago and sentenced to three years
in the penitentiary, having been pa
rOIed about year ago.
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The playful antics of five Wisconsin
university students may find a curb
at the next session of the Dane coun-
ty circuit court. On the night of May
81, the freshmen burned their green
caps and marched up town where a
raid on a local theater took place and
in the melee an usher received a brok-
en- collar bone. The five students fac
ing trial in connection with the Incl
dent are: Herbert Kiekhoefer, Will
liam Schug, Milwaukee; Weldy Co.
hoe, Chisholm, Mimi; A. L. Coleman
Ashton, South Dakota, and William
McGraw, Racine.
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Success is being met with in the
manufacture Of print paper under the
process recently patented by DR.. Thos
Jesperson of Neenah, for the removing
of ink from paper containing ground
wood. Paper is now being made un-
der the new process at the Combined
Locks, Wis, mills and paper manufac-
turers in the Fox valley state that the
sheet obtained is as desirable as could
be secured by newspaper publishers
anywhere. DR.. Jesperson states thai
there is not over 10 per cent loss il
the process. No additional machinery
is needed. Heretofore print paper
once used could be manufactured on
ly into wrapping papers, and would
have to be sorted from book stock
Newspapers are being printed here or
the first shipment, containing 5000
pounds, made under the Jespermar
process.
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Joe Baker, farmland, sojourneC
from Milwaukee to Hartford where he
secured employment with Louis Frey
chairman Of the town. A dispute