Wausau pilot. [volume] (Wausau, Wis.) 1896-1940, 1919-09-09
WISCONSIN
STATE NEWS

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Green Bay John Lempereur, 81, the a
of Brussels, near here, was drowned coun
in East river, when the automobile He 9
which he was driving struck the rail- Der
road tracks with such force that he
was hurled into the stream. Two 9TH Ma
er occupants of the car, Henry Nicker ing 3
ana FRANK Lemens' sustained severe large
injuries In the smashup. His fellow who
passengers say they believed ne was buy
driving in a street with a bridge will
crossing the river, whereas he was one agro,
block east of the bridge. The car was ment
oemonshed. Inls Is the second river sprin
tragedy of this nature to occur here of II
within two years. indus
befoI
Kenosha-Death took its second toll
as the result of children's mush- n.
-ooll pa 80 - 49, 49, in Ii
from eating toadstools. The boy had eou
80 - -, &c - - Ia edit
Sul'ou - - ,t11. been
.aao1,,uod -, he vvog ,okar ,,,i+b on t
lo11.,I.eo-,o - Ala g. Co. bo,,rs after
80 -. o,i15,so,, y, - 20 o. istra
-, 80. - - ~ooo,ro that
ing.
Stevens Point - Prof. r. w. Fair Ed
objId Known all over wisconsin as q ester
hioh scbooI basl,et hall referee will Abe
return as q member of the Stevens Boyd
Point Normal facultv This fall This here
announcement ia made nv President with
John F. Sims who allowed Mr. Fair MS
child 1aave of aheenca when he was hous
granted a scholarship to study at the phone
TTri,,or,;+,, 90 hEiobiaan He will re- most
80, 30 ,osi+ior &c head NJ the sect
schools biology department
Ap
r,irob,rood presant Indications TWEEN
,,oi,,+ 80 +bo 1o.oost harvest of both Zion,
hard and soft wood timber next win WIN
49,. tta, IN on,, ono season before in Prior
the history of northern Wisconsin's t"el
lumber industry. Due to the immense "duh
areas of timber land purchased re- year
Gently by the Hines Lumber company, -"
the Bekkedal Lumber company and III gu
other companies there will be tre-
mendous activities soon in the lumber to
business. o''0'
Rice Lake-The Mackinon manufac mas
-, aa,,ro,,, r-ilI establish . consi
branch hub and spoke factory here. i,Ins
F. Mackinon and John SeCnnable of Ill.,
- panids y-ora here a short time again
II+ a., lin of tho Rioo the
90 - $50 -, 80 ,,snrl, will Kent
500 nstart for the Encouragement OF
So ~ o,.o,,,d on Loco arriv
of the Park Falls Lumber company. So
winte
No. 1,o, otool +ooob runs
toaroi,,e, j., po,+o 90 enty-
10 t - ao1i 20 County CIi the n
oouiltS' CO cnrdor tho reoson bined
is failure of district school boards to "00U
offer attractive wages to applicants
-oi po' 80 - 49,, sar TON, ood Henr
III some cases vacancies in the teach -, - :
ing staff still exist -,
Antigo-The body of Sever Halvor- So
son. a woodsman who had been in the 80
employ of the Langlade Lumber conf o
napy, was found on the shore of Post
lake. HalvorsOn had been missing
~ N9' - - - | in vo
"a - - 80 -. -. 1Ia1~,oo,, keepi
'u,iN " -. dicatt
10 "9A - no. still
prices
Nipon - "a me- - 40 ~, -. quart
me- VI :" ,iiiINi 80. .nt. Co. the p
""' La
hro"'' uIopplhe l!l'o ny held
VI Il" W, 'oi 1s lice c
NJ insIli'lo SS'u9n' i' h in tn
,i'ii,ieu i 90 lA''t - 4'O - 70 amy" revol
'"'eu "o''e 'ne "ii'' -c.l<,., and
as he
liilS oi's 10 ~ nav @ UT yards
TO ENFORCE Feace' mat was ueciueu Rhi
at preliminary meeting mere "eolse Oneit
hiiIoh' inpolalS 'h"li iii"n was mons
gwen power u "ppoIl' d 0oi boost
of five to arouse interest and obtain from,
ulelil"els' Earle
ured
Eau Clare helLS N"hii10n' PiO city.
neer apple grower of Lafayette, north
of here, claims to have the champion No
bearing craDapple Tree III the s'a'e' II cietie
Is hIIS years olu, IHe oiueSt apPle 'oo of tn
IN Ihe county. MI 1dh"ion estimates annu;
that there are more than fifty bushels tion
OF Irult on the Tree. Musk
1920
Eau Claire-The Eau Claire Can
ming company, which has just begun Wa
It's annual string bean pack expects the ,
70 PACK at leaSl nliiion cans oeloie COmI
It closes down its plant this fall. The near
oeah crop Is oI eNceileht ouali'y' Next bring
year the company will also pack peas. nicin
Antigo - Chester H. Filyes has Re,
bought from the Langlade Lumber Chin,
company the Bass Lake farm. consist ipclu
ing of about $50 acres, of which about collie
200 acres have been Improved. The large
consideration is said to be $4,000. Ing r
Beloit-AnXiety of citizens over de- La
lay in the completion of street work excel
till next spring was relieved by the ming
announcement of the mayor that all farm
work will soon be resumed again and Gross
that the jobs should all be completed rush
In November. are I
crop.
Chippewa FallS-The Commercial are
association of Chippewa Falls is ar indu,
ranging to erect a building where nile ,