Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1918-10-05


10 the consumer on a cash and CARR
basis a. not more than s cents. or on
a charge and delivery basis Of not
more than 10 cents. Leaves pa-chss-
I'd at wholesale By the retailer az II
cents or Iess must BE- sold 10 the con
sumer on a cash and carry basis At not
more than II cents and On charge and
delivery AZ not more than Is cents
Stiff penalties VIII be imposed on VIC
lators.
Green Bay-That the University q
Wisconsin has contributed an i'm
measurable amount Of material and
scientific knowledge 10 help IN Wiz
ming the war. was declared By Prof
Otto L. R1walke. in An address in
Green Bay The important part The
state institution has played il the sue.
cesses Of the American and allied
troops in The field. and the important
part the university has Played in the
defeat Of the enemy C-b0sts can not
be oyer-estInated according 10 the
professor.
Madison 49, Capt Myron c. West.
formerly a member Of the faculty OF
the Madison High school, died Aug.
from wounds received IN action the
day before. according 10 dispatch
from Washington to his wffs AZ Be
lott West was captain Of the head
quarters company Of the One Hundred
Twentyzeyenth infantry.
Washington - Among the most re-
cent appointments in the United
States army are the following from
Wisconsin: Captain in the medical
corps, G. A Davis. Redmond. Wis;
first ieutenants in the medical corps,
". c. ComeO Seymour. Wis. J. "
Ross. Bloom City. Wis: G. A. Natvig
Prairie Farm, Wis.
Neenah-Kevin Larson. student in
the army course at Camp Perry. O.
has been commissioned a second
lieutenant He will be in charge Of in
struction work AT Lawrence college.
appleton He is believed 70 he the
youngest commissioned officer IN the
country. being but -
GAINESVILLE Word has been received
bee to.inr Of the w0unding OF Capt
Fred Rau in the battle OF Juvigny,
white lead'ng his troops in a charge
against the Germans. This Is the sec
cnd tuC Eau has been injured He
was discharged from a hospital ten
days before being wounded again.
Oshkosh - Farmers Of Whine bago
county have been asked by County
Agricultural Agent Gustav Sell 70
save al least 5000 bushels Of seed
corn now, 80 as to be prepared for the
season Of 1919, He advises 10000
bushels If possible. n order to make
things certain for 1929
Green Bay Announcement is made
that the Northwest Engineering
Works Of Green Bay has been awarded
a second contract by the Emergency
Fleet corporation. The new contract
calls for the construction Of twenty
one ocean going tugs and it aggregates
$4500 600
Green Bay-A drive has been start
cd by the Red Cross chapter in
Brown county to secure clothing for
the people Of Belgium Auxiliaries of
the Red Cross throughout the county
are collecting garments Of every kind
70 be assembled later and sent over
seas.
Eau Claire - Reconstruction and
Amerlcauization will be the chief top
les al the twenty-sec0nd annual con.
vention OF the Wisconsin Federation
Of Women's clubs. which will De held
in Eau Claire Oct 8, 10 and II.
Madison 49, Joseph Poehlmann. Mil.
yankee. has been appointed head OF
the baking division of the state food
administration TO succeed s. W Tread.
way. who resigned 10 accept a position
in New York
Fond du Lac Floyd Crouch of
Stockbridge is in a hospital with eye
sight impaired as the result Of an &C
cident at school While exploding
the mad" he received the charge in
his face and eyes
Beaver Dam Two fishing crews are
SEEMING the rough fish in Beaver Dam
Lake under supervision OF the Wis
consin state game warden One haul
netted the fishermen ten tons Of fish
Menasha Il. c. Sensenbrenner. 81
former resident OF this city. head Of
the Chicago office OF the Menasaa
Paper company died OF pneumonia
while visiting friends in Hilbert.
Madison - George P. Hambrt ht.
chairman OF the Wisconsin Industrial
commission. has been elected a mem
Der Of the board of directors Of the
National Safety Council